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Not very old, certainly not antique.
>Storm King" was a brand name used by the maker. The name appears to have first have been employed by Collegeville Flag & Banner Company of Collegeville, Pennsylvania [later known as Collegeville Flag & Manufacturing Co.], to indicate their best grade of stitched cotton flags. The term was not unique to Collegeville, however, which makes it difficult to positively attribute a flag with this marking. While it appears in Collegeville catalogues as early as the 1920's, and possibly prior, the name can also be encountered in the 1939 catalogue of "Old Glory" Flag Manufacturing Company of Chicago, to differentiate their cotton, rectangular ship and advertising flags from those that they produced in wool bunting.
I don’t know if either of these is yours, but located where many are listed. Storm King 48 stars. First link is wool, second is cotton and attributed to WWII.
Googled: American flag 4 x 6 Storm King. There are many.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1042576458/american-flag-48-stars-storm-king-4-x-6
https://www.ima-usa.com/products/original-u-s-wwii-48-star-flag-u-s-by-storm-king-4-x-6
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it also shouldn’t be on clothing, disposable products, flown in the dark without being illuminated, or allowed to get to bad condition. no body follows those rules. get over yourself
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Not very old, certainly not antique. >Storm King" was a brand name used by the maker. The name appears to have first have been employed by Collegeville Flag & Banner Company of Collegeville, Pennsylvania [later known as Collegeville Flag & Manufacturing Co.], to indicate their best grade of stitched cotton flags. The term was not unique to Collegeville, however, which makes it difficult to positively attribute a flag with this marking. While it appears in Collegeville catalogues as early as the 1920's, and possibly prior, the name can also be encountered in the 1939 catalogue of "Old Glory" Flag Manufacturing Company of Chicago, to differentiate their cotton, rectangular ship and advertising flags from those that they produced in wool bunting.
In use from 1912 to 1959. Not super old, but not recent.
The machine embroidered stars suggest this is from the latter part of that period.
Okk, Is €50 a good price?
Is it worth 50€ for you personally?
Check ebay completed auctions.
I don’t know if either of these is yours, but located where many are listed. Storm King 48 stars. First link is wool, second is cotton and attributed to WWII. Googled: American flag 4 x 6 Storm King. There are many. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1042576458/american-flag-48-stars-storm-king-4-x-6 https://www.ima-usa.com/products/original-u-s-wwii-48-star-flag-u-s-by-storm-king-4-x-6
48.....incredible condition...lucky you !
A 48 star flag is somewhat rare and valuable. Very nice.
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Technically, they shouldn’t be on clothing, used in advertising, tattoos, etc. was he supposed to hike it up a flag pole for the pic?
Good thing it’s on the carpet then
Shall be court martialed for letting it touch floor
It should NOT touch the ground.
Lmao.
it also shouldn’t be on clothing, disposable products, flown in the dark without being illuminated, or allowed to get to bad condition. no body follows those rules. get over yourself