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      • Hand Stitched Silk Parade Flag
        Nov. 16, 2013

        Hand Stitched Silk Parade Flag

        Est: $500 - $800

        Mary R. Blair, 1836.

        Cottone Auctions
      • PROSPERITY TO OUR COMMERCE AND MANUFACTURERS AMERICAN SHIP-DECORATED OVAL HATBOX LID, CIRCA 1835, AND THREE OTHER FRAMED WALL-PAPER PIECES.
        Aug. 02, 2013

        PROSPERITY TO OUR COMMERCE AND MANUFACTURERS AMERICAN SHIP-DECORATED OVAL HATBOX LID, CIRCA 1835, AND THREE OTHER FRAMED WALL-PAPER PIECES.

        Est: $900 - $1,500

        Including "Clayton's Ascent," "Castle Garden" with American flag and blue background, and another with buildings, animals and white garland. The first in an eglomise mat and gilt frame, 20 x 16 inches. (First three illustrated)Provenance: The first, Provenance: Northeast Auctions, August 21, 2011, lot 818Literature: The first, see Lilian Baker Carlisle "Hats and Bandboxes at Shelburne Museum," pp. 122-23.

        Bourgeault-Horan Antiquarians
      • Autographs: Captain Philip Dimmitt DS 1839 Texas
        Dec. 16, 2010

        Autographs: Captain Philip Dimmitt DS 1839 Texas

        Est: -

        Captain Philip Dimmitt document signed. The designer of the Alamo flag and scout for Travis and Bowie, Captain Philip Dimmitt certifies the accuracy of one of his business accounts. Single page document dated 27 December 1839 reads in part: ''Philip G. Dimmitt who being duly sworn deposed & says that the foregoing account (upon first page) is an accurate transcript from the books of Dimmitt Durer & Co...That sd account was accurately kept...'' Signed at the conclusion ''James C. Allan, Chief Justice'' and countersigned ''Phil. Dimmitt''. Dimmitt would design the flag that eventually became most associated with the Texas Revolution. His design began with the green, white, and red tricolor of the Mexican flag, but replaced the central eagle with the words ''Constitution of 1824'' or sometimes just ''1824.'' This signified that the Texans were fighting to uphold the Constitution of 1824, which Santa Anna had nullified. After hearing that the Texans had been defeated at the battle of the Alamo, the new commander of the Texan Army, Sam Houston ordered Dimmitt to bring his men to Gonzales. By the time they arrived at Gonzales, the Mexican army had already taken possession of the town, as Houston and his men retreated east. On 14 July 1841, Dimmitt and some of his workmen were captured by Mexican troops at a trading post he had built, and Dimmitt would later commit suicide instead of facing a firing squad. An uncommon signature of this well-traveled Texas revolutionary. Document measures 8'' x 9.75''. Professional repairs to separations along horizontal folds, scattered soiling and a few trivial areas of paper loss, overall good condition.

        Nate D Sanders Auctions
      • Attributed to Captain Charles Keith Miller (1836-1907 Scottish)
        Nov. 30, 2010

        Attributed to Captain Charles Keith Miller (1836-1907 Scottish)

        Est: $2,000 - $3,000

        British Sail Assisted Steam Ship Flying a Red Ensign Flag and Departing From a Harbor, bears initials and date lower left: C.K.M. 1870, oil on canvas. Provenance: Property from the Estate of an Emmy-Nominated Television Writer-Producer; thence by descent to the present family members

        John Moran Auctioneers
      • English School, circa 1835
        Jan. 20, 2010

        English School, circa 1835

        Est: £2,000 - £3,000

        Portrait of a British general, half length, wearing regimental tunic, a U.S.A. flag draped over a ledge behind, standing before a distant view of an assault on an American coastal base oil on canvas 76.2 x 63.5cm (30 x 25in).

        Bonhams
      • francois-theodore ruhierre , 1808-1884 Infantry of the flag corps graphite on paper
        Apr. 25, 2008

        francois-theodore ruhierre , 1808-1884 Infantry of the flag corps graphite on paper

        Est: $1,200 - $1,600

        signed and dated 1835; inscribed Aú son ami le Colonel Cathu (?), with a further inscription above right graphite on paper

        Sotheby's
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