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Newspaper Civil War Secession Rebel Banner Design Adopted SEE 1861 for sale

Newspaper Civil War  Secession Rebel Banner Design Adopted SEE  1861
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Newspaper Civil War Secession Rebel Banner Design Adopted SEE 1861:
$179.00

Authentic Vintage Civil-War Era Newspaper
\"Helping To Bring History Alive One Newspaper At A Time\"! 1861 !!First national Confederate flag (the Stars and Bars) .!!!!! The first official national flag of the Confederacy, called the Stars and Bars, was only flown from March 4, 1861, to May 1, 1863!!! Eventually (3) Flags in total would represent the Confederacy with varying numbers of stars from 7-13. !! Rare Contemporary Image Included-Full Description Of it\'s Meaning-Few Documents survive today!!! !!!!! !! The Secession Flag !! !!Adopted By Secession Congress In Montgomery !! AN AUTHENTIC, ORIGINAL & OLD NEWSPAPER
MOORE\'S RURAL NEW YORKER,Rochester,New York-Saturday,June 22,1861-! Important Civil War Era News-!
Some Additional Brief Content Highlights Include: usual Agricultural News,**SUPERIOR ENGRAVING ILLUSTRATIONS THROUGHOUT!!!Weekly columns on: Animal Husbandry,Rural Notes,The Bee-Keeper,Horticultural News,Ladies Department,The domestic economy,,Miscellany,Education News,Foreign News,Deaths&Marriages,and fascinating Horticultural advertising. PLEASE NOTE: Articles can vary significantly in this newspaper from just a few sentences to multiple paragraphs of lengthy text.If length of a specific article is important to you please email us for more specific detailsSuperior Advertising
Moore\'s Rural New Yorker is extremely diversified agricultural weekly and Presents it\'s NEWS OF THE WEEK generally in very abbreviated mentions-no long discourse here-just pure historical mentions!! (See Images Above) This Complete (8) page Authentic, Original & Old WEEKLY Rural newspaper is in Very Good+ condition. Some light stains & foxxing ** Heavy stains on lower left corner pg 90 (see image above)**, some separation to spine-Pages loosening-perhaps an edge cut or tiny edge piece missing; otherwise This disbound newspaper Printed on a RAG paper is in Better than average condition. Very Easy To Handle. We Grade Conservatively! This 152 Year Old diversified Weekly Will Hold Your Attention! Much,much more room for discovery here! offer WITH FULL CONFIDENCE. International Customers Please Email Us First Before offerding for Shipping Fees Quote (Shipping Fess quoted are for Domestic U.S. Shipping only) We Regularly Sell Worldwide To Museums, Authors, Movie Prop Houses, Academicians & Better CollectionsWE WILL EXCEED YOUR EXPECTATIONSAUTHENTICCertificate Of Authenticity
Add $3.00 to Purchase Price for Attractive Certificate Of Authenticity On Parchment With Embossed Foil Seal Issued By: Ken & Judy\'s Collectible Paper-Serving Collectors & Historians Since 1979!
Shipped with Free Archival Quality Bag and Cardboard Flat!
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