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- Night Moves
- Traditional Discount
- The Ladies
- Saturday Evening Post
- Some of the pinups
- Pinups
- Room for Patricia Collinge
- Pinups not included
- 20/20 Vision
- Still an operating hospital in Newburyport
- Long may she wave
- She left no doubt
- Some things don't change
- Farming?
- Aw crap!
- Practice makes imperfect
- Annin Tour
- Early Annin
- Kimo Cars
- Don't vexillology me!
- Air Check
- Angels!
- Still wrapping, washing, and jabbing away
- "S" Ration Sticker?
- "Kimo" cannot be right
- 18 grads and ...
- Pane management
- +72
- Now Showing ...
- Keep the shiny side up
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Star-Spangled: 1943
March 1943. "Verona, New Jersey. Sewing the edge of an American flag at the Annin Flag Company." Acetate negative by Marjory Collins for the Office of War Information. View full size.
Long may she wave
An Annin flag flies from my front porch. The quality is still there.
Annin Tour
My Cub Scout den visited them (1950?) and we got leftover cloth as souvenirs.
Early Annin
Evidence exists that Louis Annin made flags in NYC as early as about 1825 as a part of his ship chandlery business. The company was incorporated in 1847 with his sons. It was still listed as Ship Chandlers in 1856. By 1861 they were focusing only on flags. Today, they are the largest flag manufacturers in the world.
Don't vexillology me!
Annin Flag Co. was started in 1847, and is still producing flags.
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