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FLAGS AND SYMBOLS FROM 1800 TO 1900 CENTURY
This rare old flag came from the estate of a US Army WW2 veteran. It is clearly a flipino flag and according to the last owner it likely dates from the Japanese occupation 1942-1944. It is a particular modification of the National flag, with a hand-embroidered face to the sun design. The size is 6 feet in length by 30".
In reality, we must say that this flag is more old than the previous owner said ; it's an old flag resurrected by the Filipinos who fought with the Americans against the Japanese.
The flag is now in the Philippines in the private collection of Edwin Bautista.
PARTICULAR DETAILS OF SUN AND STARS
ANOTHER IMAGE OF THE FLAG
DETAILS OF THE RED MYTHOLOGICAL SUN
FILIPINO FLAG LAST 1898- 1899 CIRCA
This tattered red, white, and blue flag. was found in a footlocker that belonged to Claude Spurlock (1877-1953), from Perry, Kansas. Spurlock probably acquired the flag while fighting with the 20th Kansas Infantry Regiment in the Philippines during the Spanish-American War. While there, Spurlock worked as an instructor to Filipino forces.
The flag is now kept in the kansas Historical Society collections. *
*Thanks to K.S.H. - Kansas Historical Society for the image
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