Original U.S. Civil War Union USS Eutaw 35 Star American Flag Named to Lieutenant Leonard Paulding French Edged Weapons the use of the EGA

the use of the EGA on the cover began during the Korean war but the P44 cap was developed and used during WWII

where "saku" means "made this"

Nothing passed through the Regulating Stations without first being ordered

Only a handful available

this hung in a British pub for almost 200 years

Original U.S. Civil War Union USS Eutaw 35 Star American Flag Named to Lieutenant Leonard Paulding French Edged Weapons the use of the EGAOriginal Item: One Only. A genuine 35 star American Flag (Naval Ensign) that flew on the United States steamer Eutaw captained by Lieutenant Commander Leonard Paulding who served in the U. S. Navy from 1840 1867. Thanks to incredible research taken directly from The National Archives including Abstracts of Service Records of Naval Officers 1798 1893, Official Records of the Union Navies, and the Federal Pension File Widow of Helen J. Paulding;