Why the American Flag Has Had so Many Different Star

You don’t have to be a vexillologist to wonder why the American flag has changed over the years (or why it was designed with stars and stripes in the first place). Questions like that serve as a portal into a fascinating world with deep roots in heraldry and a robust following among collectors. The

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Presented is a hand-sewn 38-star American flag. The flag dates to 1876-1890, when Colorado joined the Union as the 38th state. The 38 stars are all

38-Star Hand-Sewn American Flag, Circa 1876-1890

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