Vintage 48 Star American Flag - WWII Era - Custom Built Frame Enclosed For Sale


Vintage 48 Star American Flag - WWII Era - Custom Built Frame Enclosed

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Vintage 48 Star American Flag - WWII Era - Custom Built Frame Enclosed:
$1000.00

Up for sale is a genuine vintage 48-star United States flag, believed to date back to the 1940s era. This flag represents a historic period of American history, before Alaska and Hawaii became states (1959–1960).


The stars on this flag appear to be individually stitched/embroidered rather than printed, showing quality craftsmanship typical of mid-20th century production. The flag is mounted and framed, and due to its display condition, it has not been removed from the frame.


Key Features:


* 48-star American flag (pre-1959 design)

* 1940s era manufacture

* Embroidered / stitched stars (not printed)

* Brass grommets for hanging

* Veteran-owned provenance (no maker tags or labels present)

* Professionally framed (frame included as shown)

* Well-preserved historical display piece


Condition:

Good vintage condition consistent with age. Some wear is expected due to age and storage/display over time. No visible manufacturer tags. Frame keeps flag protected and intact. Please review photos closely for exact condition details.


Historical Significance:

The 48-star flag was officially used from 1912 to 1959 and is strongly associated with World War II and post-war America. Flags from this era are often sought after by collectors, veterans, and historical memorabilia enthusiasts.


Shipping:

Will be carefully packaged to protect the framed display during transit. Local pickup may be available depending on location.


Note:

This is a vintage item and not a modern reproduction. Sold as-is due to age.


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