Exhibit PDFs
Special Moraga Room Memorial Day Exhibit, 2003
Washington University 2004 Presidential Debate Poster

Exhibits


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Exhibition Copy 33-Star, 10-Stripe United States Flag
Date: 1859 - 1860 (official on 4 July 1859 subsequent to Oregon's admission to statehood on 14 February 1859)
Comment: This all-cotton U.S. flag bears its 33 stars in the form of two concentric circles in the canton. They may have symbolized
the eternal nature of the federal union during that era of the threatened secession. According to family tradition, the Dodge
family made this flag while enroute to Oregon along the Oregon Trail. A shortage of fabric forced its sewers to limit the number of
stripes to ten (rather than the official 13) and to utilize crimson instead of scarlet for the red stripes. (ZFC0629)
Exhibition Images
Washington University 2004 Presidential Debate Poster

Washington University 2004 Presidential Debate Poster

Publications


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Publication Images
Cover

Cover

Frontispeice

Frontispeice

Frontispeice detail

Frontispeice detail

Frontispeice detail 2

Frontispeice detail 2

Page 120/121

Page 120/121

Flag Books
The Stars and The Stripes - Mastai

The Stars and The Stripes - Mastai


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