Beautifully framed American silk embroidery. Eagle crest with glass eye. Metallic threading for anchor. Stars and stripes shield panel. Banner reads’Remembrance of My Cruise China, Japan and PI’ Painting on silk in lower panel with silver threaded framing around it. Teddy Roosevelt decided that America needed to deal with its Asian neighbors so he opened
Beautifully framed antique American silk embroidery framed under glass. The embroidery features an eagle crest with glass eye, metallic threading for anchor, stars and stripes shield panel. Bottom banner reads’E Pluribus Unum. Painting on silk in lower panel with silver threaded framing around it. The main scene of depicts George Washington crossing the Deleware River.
253 American 20th C. Framed silk embroidery memorializing a serviceman’s cruise to China & Japan aboard the USAT Sherman with American flags & antique photo of the commissioning serviceman. At the end of the 19th century the United States was rising as a world power. Navy cruised the oceans to Show The Flag to emerging
5314A American Eagle & Flag Military Embroidery. American silk embroidery with flying eagle flags and a scene of George Washington crossing the Deleware. These were made for the American fleet so that the sailors could sent home souvineers from the orient. At the end of the 19th century the United States was rising as a
4549 Framed Japanese Silk Naval Embroidery Memorabilia c. Beautifully framed American silk embroidery. Eagle crest with glass eye. Metallic threading for anchor. Stars and stripes shield panel. Banner reads’Remembrance of My Cruise China, Japan and PI’ Painting on silk in lower panel with silver threaded framing around it. Teddy Roosevelt decided that America needed to
Lovely Original Silk Military Embroidery of Bald Eagle and American Flag with E. Pluribus Unum (a latin phrase meaning One from Many, as the United States was determined to form a single nation from a collection of states) on lower embroidered Sash. The item “NAVAL Japanese Silk Embroidery, NAVY Memorabilia, Framed, 1900-1950, Stock #7736″ is