Another Possible original Confederate flag

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I was at the depot antique mall here In Oxford and I saw something that caught my eye. It was what looked to be the stars part of a 1st national csa flag. It was made of bunting and in tatters. I did not photo graph it because I did not have my phone but to me it looked really old. It looked like this confederate navy flag I found on the internet in the picture. It had 11 stars. What could this possibly be? It looked to be roughly 2ft by 2ft and it was littered with holes. I think they where asking 250$

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Seeing that you are 14, everything looks old to you.:D With no photos I would say the odds of there being an original CS flag in an antique mall in Oxford for $250 are slim and none.:nah disagree:
 
Seeing that you are 14, everything looks old to you.:D With no photos I would say the odds of there being an original CS flag in an antique mall in Oxford for $250 are slim and none.:nah disagree:
Wait he is 14???!!! Where a 14 year old get all this money for collecting? I couldn't cut enough lawns or shovel enough snow to earn the money for expensive antiques at 14. Born into wealth I was not. We Irish have no "Luck", be lucky to inherit a blighted potato patch somewhere in Ireland at this rate.
 
I couldn't cut enough lawns or shovel enough snow to earn the money for expensive antiques at 14.
If it wasn't for bad luck, you'd have no luck at all, eh?

As far as artifacts go, I own a single bullet. Given to me when I was in the fourth grade by a teacher who wanted to encourage my love for history. Someday, I'd love a sword and a half shell but I have never been to a show and wouldn't know how to discern a good sword.
 
If it wasn't for bad luck, you'd have no luck at all, eh?

As far as artifacts go, I own a single bullet. Given to me when I was in the fourth grade by a teacher who wanted to encourage my love for history. Someday, I'd love a sword and a half shell but I have never been to a show and wouldn't know how to discern a good sword.
Learn on this site and you will know a "good sword" from a bad.
 
I restore and sell German ww2 and American M1 helmets and people buy them. I still have a lot of money left because I sold my entire ww2 collection and so I could collect cw
Been there sort of. Sold my WW2 German Paratroop collection to pay off my College debt many years ago. Met a German WW2 Paratrooper in Hong Kong and thanked him for paying for my College. That got a laugh. I turned to ACW & Rev War collecting when I learned my ancestors fought in both.
 
Been there sort of. Sold my WW2 German Paratroop collection to pay off my College debt many years ago. Met a German WW2 Paratrooper in Hong Kong and thanked him for paying for my College. That got a laugh. I turned to ACW & Rev War collecting when I learned my ancestors fought in both.
That's cool I had a large collection of kriegsmarine headgear and awards and badges. I had an original relic fallscrimjager helmet shell and I used car filled to restore it.
 
I was at the depot antique mall here In Oxford and I saw something that caught my eye. It was what looked to be the stars part of a 1st national csa flag. It was made of bunting and in tatters. I did not photo graph it because I did not have my phone but to me it looked really old. It looked like this confederate navy flag I found on the internet in the picture. It had 11 stars. What could this possibly be? It looked to be roughly 2ft by 2ft and it was littered with holes. I think they where asking 250$

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Please stay away, there was a prolific counterfeiter of a confederate flags down that way and they have found their way into all sorts of collections and other places.
 

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