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Monster Hunter World: All Guild Card Titles
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Ever wondered how many titles are available in Monster Hunter World? Wonder no longer as this guide will list and detail how to obtain all the titles for your guild card.
Monster Hunter World: All Guild Card Titles
Players of Monster Hunter World can enjoy some extra fun by customizing their Guild Card with countless titles. Guild Cards can be customized by editing their titles, backgrounds, greeting, sticker, equipment, and poses. They play a small role in the realm of Monster Hunter World allowing hunters to give them out to players they have met.
First & Third Slot titles
Available from the beginning:
(None)
Newbie
First Year
Beginner
Fledgling
Rookie
Hunter
Fisher
Fighter
Sniper
Sword
Rapier
Blade
Great Sword
Lance
Spear
Hammer
Mallet
Dual Blades
Twin Swords
Light Bowgun
Crossbow
Heavy Bowgun
Ballista
Katana
Long Sword
Arrow
Bow
Gunlance
Blast Pike
Horn
Flute
Hatchet
Switch Axe
Glaive
Staff
Halberd
Charge Blade
Squad
Now Recruiting
Newcomer
Helper
Courageous
Meowster
Ms.
Knightly Order
Hunting Crew
Man
Girl
He
Me
Lone Wolf
Love
Stranger
Thrilling
Exciting
Solo
Duo
Trio
Party
Potion
Honey
Red
Blue
Green
Promising
Klutzy
Third-rate
Offense
Defense
On Sale Now!
First Fleet
Second Fleet
Third Fleet
Fourth Fleet
Fifth Fleet
New World
Commission
Good
Bad
Expedition
A-Lister
Scoutfly
Reach hunter rank 6
Romance
Lemon
Head
Mask
Body
Mail
Vambraces
Guard
Waist
Coat
Leggings
Boots
Armor
Assassin
Grand
Buster
Strider
Saber
Slayer
Brave
First-Class
24/7
Self
Anima
Pure
(Self-)Trained
Instructor
Exaordinaire
Trooper
Adventurer
Frontier
Miss
Cheery
Oasis
Protector
Arcadia
Buddy
White
Black
Shadow
Gloom
Dark
Jade
Pink
Crimson
Vermillion
Yellow
Rainbow
Shiny
Ravine
Reach hunter rank 11
Raw
Rough
Family
Stubborn
Amphibious
Fang
Youngster
Shot
Debonair
Proven
Fresh
Ultraviolet
Unforgiven
Capable
Phoenix
Prodigy
Genius
Dashing
Vanguard
Amnesiac
Mushroom
Nectar
Vale Tudo
Diversion Team
Pied Piper
Gunslinger
Angler
Berserker
Mercenary
Assault
Bride
Rambling
Eagle Eye
Soldier
Entomologist
Bomber
War
Killer Bee
Bearer
Tragedy
Sweet
Tomorrow
Papa
Battalion
Peach
Diet
Army
Foreman
Original
Amateur
Reach hunter rank 16
Leader
Ace
Limitless
Veteran
Raid
Cleave
Melody
Cannon
Mutant
Spinning
Dancing
Stalwart
Romantic
Shooting Star
Quickdraw
Beautiful
Nostalgic
Powerful
Unrivaled
Kid
Dude
Best
Lucky
Challenge
Fleet
Lady
Mr.
New Land
Relaxing
Monthly
Artisan
First
Armed
Cunning
Punk
Technician
If Only
Painful
Slowpoke
Advanced
Pro
Beloved
Devoured
Hard-Boiled
Masterful
Giga
Strawberry
Cute
Nearly
Pretty
Reach hunter rank 30
Lord
Shinobi Freedom
Dream
Altair
Kunoichi
Vega
Vagrant
Iron
Breaker
Samurai
Model
Traveler
Slash
Wing
Break
All
Weapon
Anonymous
Fan
Crisis
Heroine
Finest
Natural
Heartthrob
Boy
So-called
Tiny
Former
Casual
Madam
Professor
Winner
Loser
Fever
Coward
Skilled
Singed
Beast
Free
Chicken
Bug
Silent
Kinda
Treasure
Full-Auto
Compound
First-Time
Soft
Fate
Reach hunter rank 50
Tail
Shaker
Sheathed
Headshot
Coordinated
Hardcore
Exacting
Divine
Very Stubborn
Salvo
Surefire
Strategist
Eco
Ebon
Unlucky
Slim
Unbelievable
Story
Cataclysm
Ore
Messy
Value
Derring-do
Country
Petit
End of an Era
Sealed
Graduate
Specialty
Apprentice
Neo
Sister
Acrobatic
Maiden Name
Myself
Walker
Alchemist
Thief
Captive
Mining Master
Transporter
Guardian
Grizzled
Safari
Trolley
Minion
Experienced
Mecha
Brand-new
Researcher
Reach hunter rank 100
Complete
Sage
Perfect
Ruler
Big Bang
Blademaster
Beastmaster
All-or-nothing
Indiscriminating
Machine Crew
One-shot
Gamble
Prism
Faint
Cocky
Exclusive
Team
Mostly
Reborn
Wonderful
Viva
Pseudo
Disciple
Not for Sale
Radiant
Beauty
(Temporary)
Ripe
Favorite
Squishy
Darling
Charmer
Big
Intermittent
Max
Fishmaster
Rodeo
Excellent
Regular
Stroll
Love-struck
At First Sight
Luv
Roving
Rare
Second-rate
Mascot
Partner
Like
Popular
Reach hunter rank 250
As Always!
Sufferer
Agent
Riled-up
Shuddering
Terra
Archdemon
Requiem
Ballad
Marvelous
Dauntless
Bushido
Avenger
Double
Hilarious
Role Model
Class Leader
President
Exhausted
Indestructible
Royal
Blushing
Chaos
Retired Number
Of All Time
Sexy
Awesome
Flex
Unbeaten
All-out
Joy
Group
No. 1
Mrs.
Born
Nameless
Giant
Sorta
Mini
Lad
Syndrome
Anti
Crew
Captain
Passion
Special
Half
Respect
Bargain
Mega
Reach hunter rank 500
Legend
Champion
Hero
Clear
Reincarnated
Strongest
Top-class
Unparalleled
Jet-black
Emperor
Robot
Baby
Gorgeous
Short
Foremost
Anger
Life
Witch
Person
Forbidden
Snowflake
Famed
Long
Audacious
Extreme
Constant
Gourmet
Maid
Magistrate
Weakling
Unthinkable
Huh
Macho
Research Team
Campaigner
Scholar
Bounty
Illusion
Intelligent
Sapphire Star
Blinding
Ultra
Disappointing
Human
Smart
Hunt
Flower
Right-hand
Men
Women
Super
Complimentary
Alias
Hope
Pioneer
Freed
Knight
General
Imperial
Supreme
Crack
Opportunistic
God
Terror
Squire
Mettle
Karma
Star
Dragon
Czar
Fearless
Brand
Drink
Egg
Dumpling
Friendly
Hunt-crazy
Monster Hunter
Nailed it
Tempered
Trailblazer
Challenger
BFF
Vibe
Tracker
Titan
Observer
Mission
Go
Handler
Quirk
Fly
Miracle
Fantasy
Chockablock
Big Sis
Specimen
Smitten
Aerial Battle
Charming
Reach hunter rank 999
Monster
World
Top
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Rathian
Rathian Hunted
Land Hunted
Duchess Hunted
Wyvern Princess Hunted
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Pink Rathian
Cherry Blossom
Valkyrie
Queen
Graceful
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Rathalos
Rathalos
Skies
Prince
King
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Azure Rathalos
Azure
Sapphire
Soul
Regent
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Diablos
Diablos
Berserk
Desert
Horned
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Black Diablos
Violent
Piercing
Devil
Demon
Slay 10, 15, 20, and 30 Kirin
Kirin
Stormy
Thunder
Flash
Slay 10, 15, 20, and 30 Kushala Daora
Kushala
Gale
Cyclone
Soaring
Slay 10, 15, 20, and 30 Teostra
Teo
Shimmering
Kaiser
Flame Emperor
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Lavasioth
Lavasioth
Amber
Magma
Red-hot
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Barroth
Barroth
Charge
Tyrant
Strong
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Uragaan
Uragaan
Destruction
Rolling
Sledgehammer
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Anjanath
Anjanath
Bully Hunted
Wild Hunted
Brute Wyvern
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Great Jagras
Great Jagras
Gluttonous
Gobbling
Shaggy
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Pukei-Pukei
Pukei-Pukei
Venomous
Pop
Teacher
Slay 10, 15, 20, and 30 Nergigante
Nergigante
Power
Rebirth
Consume
Slay 10, 15, 20, and 30 Xeno’jiiva
Xeno’jiiva
Winged
Energy
Honcho
Guide Zorah Magdaros
Zorah
Volcano
Advance
Colossal
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Kulu-Ya-Ku
Kulu-Ya-Ku
Burglar
Dexterous
Raptor
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Jyuratodus
Jyuratodus
Mud
Water
Owner
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Tobi-Kadachi
Tobi-Kadachi
Fulgur
Flying Squirrel
Agile
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Paolumu
Paolumu
Balloon
Floaty
Pearly
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Legiana
Legiana
Elegant
Speedster
Twister
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Great Girros
Great Girros
Ravenous
Fear Hunted
Paralyzing
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Odogaron
Odogaron
Watchdog
Predator
Fierce
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Radobaan
Radobaan
Bone
Spiral
Thorns
Slay 10, 15, 20, and 30 Vaal Hazak
Vaal Hazak
Zombie
Corpse
Destination
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Dodogama
Dodogama
Drill
Dignity
Bold
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Bazelgeuse
Bazelgeuse
Trickster
Trouble
Raider
Hunt 20, 30, 40, and 50 Tzitzi-Ya-Ku
Tzitzi-Ya-Ku
Flashy
Spotlight
Mirror
Hunt 50 Tempered Monsters
Adept
Commander
Charisma
Slay 50 Elder Dragons
Valiant
Mythic
Legendary
Already
Feral
Comet
Hunt 100 Large Monsters
Maniac
Tough
Enraged
Hunt 500 Large Monsters
Master
Fairy-tale
Unprecedented
Complete a quest in the Ancient Forest
Ancient Tree
Forest
Complete a quest in the Wildspire Waste
Wildspire
Wastes
Complete a quest in the Coral Highlands
Coral
Highlands
Complete a quest in the Rotten Vale
Rotten
Vale
Complete a quest in the Elder’s Recess
Elder
Recess
Complete 50 optional quests
Liberty
Guide
Guidance
Complete 50 Investigations
Seeker
Knowledgeable
Fair Wind
Complete 10, 30, and 50 Arena Quests
Black Belt
Arena
Chosen
Expert
Hardened
Decidedly
Gladiator
Glory
Admired
Respond to 10 SOS and complete the quest
Backup
Great
Interceptor
Complete 100 Multiplayer Quests
Comrade
Friend
Lonely
Collect 50 Guild Cards
Bond
Spread
Link
Recruit a Tailraider
Tailraider
Stray
Meow
Grimalkyne
Gajalaka
Obtain 100,000 research points
Insect
Plant
PhD
Earn 1 million zenny
Tycoon
Celebrity
Resort
Acquire 5 pieces of Rarity 8 gear
Gear
Obsession
Quintessential
Arm
Collector
Lofty
Join a Squad
Sensei
Prime
Business
Active-duty
Sweetheart
Real
Troupe
Princess
My
Trendy
Heir
Famous
Killer
Telepathic
Unmovable
Eternal
Service
History
Final
Homemade
Warrior
Archer
Bug-catcher
Farmer
Book
Dapper
Curmudgeon
Maiden
Moxie
Grillmaster
Fisherman
Tracks
Item
Prize
Specialist
Skill
Using
Wobbly
Rider
Schemer
Hide-and-Seek
Well-done
White Wind
Participate in the Kulve Taroth Siege
Kulve Taroth
Hoard
Exhilarating
Highly Prized
Obtain from Deviljho Update
Deviljho
Demonic
Destroy
Invader
Obtain from Lunastra Update
Lunastra
Flame
Regal
Incandescent
Obtain from Horizon Zero Dawn PS4 Collaboration
Zero Dawn
Override
Machine
Nora Tribe
Outcast
Obtain from USJ Collaboration
Universal
Studios
Wonder
World’s
Cool Japan
Obtain from Street Fighter V Collaboration
Rival
Destined
Living Legend
Bandana
K.O.
Obtain from Devil May Cry Collaboration
Stylish
Must Die
Ebony
Ivory
Force Edge
Obtain from Mega Man Collaboration
Dr.
E-Tank
Classic
Rush
Rock n’ Roll
Complete “A Visitor from Eorzea (Extreme)”
Warrior of Light Completed
Slay Behemoth to complete the Final Fantasy XIV Collaboration
Fantasy
Crystal
Dragoon
Behemoth
XIV
Obtain Bayek Layered armor or Assassin’s Hood from the Assassin Creed Collaboration
Origins
Assassins
Bayek
Scarab
Pharaoh
Stealth
Slay a Leshen from The Witcher 3 Collaboration
Witcher
Geralt
Ciri
Leshen
White Wolf
Igni
Solved all of the mysteries in Contract: Trouble in the Ancient Forest
Wild Hunt
Partake in the Spring Blossom Fest
Spring
Bloom
March
April
May
Partake in the Summer Twilight Fest
Summer
Ocean
June
July
August
Partake in the Autumn Harvest Fest
Autumn
Pumpkin
September
October
November
Partake in the Winter Star Fest
Winter
Snow
December
January
February
Partake in the Appreciation Fest
Anniversary
One Year
Congrats
Celebrate
Birthday
Second Slot titles
(None)
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An
For
And
Plus
On
With
Is
No
To
From
Per
Who
What
When
Are
Why
His
Her
Upon
Our
Your
Until
But
Colored
Lacking
Shrouded
Called
Dancer
Swift
Town
City
Using
Looking
Gang
Devotee
Type
Ally
Or
Boss
Assistant
Teacher
Limited
Occasional
Vs.
Worker
Fusion
Minus
Circle
In
Of
Less
The
At
Around
Across
Division
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X
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Meaning
If
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Post
Only
During
Again
Also
Since
Use
So
Very
Wait
Try
Just
Hate
Else
Besides
If you enjoyed this guide be sure to check out next Monster Hunter World: All Guild Card Backgrounds to see the array of Guild Cards Backgrounds you can attain.
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New Xbox One Games for May 12 to 15
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New Xbox One Games for May 12 to 15.
Bullet Beat – May 19
Bullet Beat is a shoot'em up, where everything at the levels is in tune with the music, even shooting. Keep the combo to get stronger! Available in the game: 8 different levels with unique tracks in the dubstep genre and more;Chill Out mode;infinite mode with fortress protection. Warning! This game contains fast flashing images. It may cause discomfort and trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy. Gamers discretion is advised. Safety first!
A Fold Apart – May 19
In a world of folding paper, there are two sides to every story Lightning Rod Games presents A Fold Apart: an award-winning puzzle game that explores the emotional rollercoaster of a long-distance relationship — in a world of folding paper! After career choices force them along separate paths, a Teacher and Architect vow to make their long-distance relationship work at any cost. Experience both sides of their story as the couple navigates the complexities of (mis)communication and the emotional ups and downs that separation brings. By flipping, folding, and unfolding the paper puzzles in their handcrafted worlds, you can help the couple overcome the emotional barriers of their relationship — but will love endure…? Features: A relatable, true-to-life story of a long-distance relationship.Over fifty handcrafted paper folding puzzles.Beautiful 3D graphics with a tactile, “homemade” paper aesthetic.The ability to choose the couple that best represents you! https://youtu.be/QON2szVp9sg
Golf with Your Friends – May 19
Turn the fairway into a runway and customise your balls in Golf With Your Friends! Pre-Order now to putt your own stylish spin on the game as you tee off with one of 3 new hats or floaties! The Caddy Pack comes with: •Goose floaty •Rowboat floaty •Teacup floaty •Australian ‘slouch’ hat (outback style hat) •Triceratops hat •‘Beanie’ propeller hat Why have friends if not to play Golf… With Your Friends! Nothing is out of bounds as you take on 9 courses filled with fast paced, exciting, simultaneous mini golf for up to 12 players! Key Features: 12 Player Multiplayer! Make sure your skills are up to scratch as you tee off against 11 other golfers in online multiplayer. Themed Courses! 9 courses with unique mechanics and holes, become a pro in the pirate course or aim for an albatross in the ancient theme. Powerups! Drive a wedge between your friends as you trap their ball in honey, freeze it or turn it into a square. Three Game Modes! Tee off in classic mini golf, shoot for the pars in hoops or swap the hole for a goal in hockey Customisations! Turn the fairway into the runway, with unlockable hats, skins and trails for your ball.
Concept Destruction – May 20
Concept Destruction is all about driving miniature cars made of cardboard, and crashing them into each other to earn points by destroying them! Pick from several different modes that suits your playstyle. Pick championship mode if you want to fight your way through mass production or choose survival mode to see how long you can survive a wave of deadly cardboard automobiles! Unlock new cars with points earned by playing. Each car has a unique driving style that could turn the tide of battle! Features: Crash destructible cardboard cars, each with a unique driving stylePick from 4 different modes to bring total deconstructionExperience unique 3D cardboard car designsCustomize how you play!Listen to a heavy metal soundtrack while bashing cars
Maneater – May 22
BECOME THE MANEATER! Experience the ultimate power fantasy as the apex predator of the seas - a terrifying SHARK! Maneater is a single player, open world action RPG (ShaRkPG) where YOU are the shark. Starting as a small shark pup you are tasked with surviving the harsh world while eating your way up the ecosystem. To do this you will explore a large and varied open world encountering diverse enemies - both human and wildlife. Find the right resources and you can grow and evolve far beyond what nature intended, allowing the player to tailor the shark to their play style. This is fortunate, because to get revenge on the cruel fisherman that dismembered you will take evolving into a massive shark, an apex predator of legends. Eat. Explore. Evolve. Unique Story - Play through a full narrative, story-based campaign narrated by Chris Parnell (Saturday Night Live, 30 Rock, Rick and Morty) and set against the backdrop of a reality TV show. Diverse, Compelling Combat – Battle fierce wildlife including other apex predators or fight against various types of human hunters ranging from town drunks all the way up to the Coast Guard. Evolve Into a Legend – Feed on humans and wildlife to grow your shark, and find shark loot to evolve your shark down multiple possible paths. Explore the Gulf - 7 large regions including bayous of the gulf coast, resort beaches, industrial docks, the open ocean and more. Experience a living world with a full day/night cycle.
Monstrum – May 22
Stranded on a derelict cargo ship, you find yourself hunted by one of Monstrum’s terrifying predators as you search for a way out. Death is permanent. Get killed in Monstrum and you'll be starting all over again. As each of them has their own strategy, abilities and weaknesses, you have to use your wits to outsmart your pursuer in the ship’s procedurally generated environment. Can you survive Monstrum? Features: Survive a different environment and monster each time you playUse whatever you can find to outwit the monsters and escape the shipHide, distract and run, but be careful not to fall into the numerous trapsTry to stay alive or you’ll have to start all over again.
The Persistence – May 21
The Persistence challenges you to survive aboard a doomed deep space colony starship in the year 2521. Stranded, malfunctioning and caught in the inexorable pull of a black hole, “The Persistence” is overrun with a crew mutated into horrific & murderous aberrations. It’s down to you, a clone of security officer Zimri Eder, to make your way deeper into the depths of The Persistence to repair the systems and prevent the ship from being torn apart. Gather resources, upgrade abilities and fabricate an arsenal of weapons in this brutal sci-fi horror roguelike. Features: Death is just the beginning. After any fatal encounter with the mutated horde, Zimri’s consciousness is uploaded into a new host body, ready for the next attempt.An ever-changing labyrinth. Each and every expedition into The Persistence will be unique, with a different layout, items and gear to collect & upgrade.Upgrade and augment. Resequence DNA to improve health, toughness and defensive stats or even harvest crew DNA to create cloned bodies of crewmembers to inhabit, each with their own unique abilitiesExplore, evade and gather resources. Scope out, stalk and gain the tactical advantage Explore the decks of the ship and gather resources, weapons and suit customizations.
Saints Row: The Third Remastered – May 22
Saints Row®: The Third™ - Remastered gives you control of the Saints at the height of their power, and you live the life to show for it. This is your City. These are your rules. Remastered with enhanced graphics, Steelport the original city of sin, has never looked so good as it drowns in sex, drugs and guns. Years after taking Stilwater for their own, the Third Street Saints have evolved from street gang to household brand name, with Saints sneakers, Saints energy drinks and Johnny Gat bobblehead dolls all available at a store near you. The Saints are kings of Stilwater, but their celebrity status has not gone unnoticed. The Syndicate, a legendary criminal fraternity with pawns in play all over the globe, has turned its eye on the Saints and demands tribute. Refusing to kneel to the Syndicate, you take the fight to Steelport, a once-proud metropolis reduced to a struggling city of sin under Syndicate control. Take a tank skydiving, call in a satellite-targeted airstrike on a Mexican wrestling gang, and fight against a highly-trained military force by your lonesome in the most outlandish gameplay scenarios ever seen.
SokoBunny – May 22
Lost in the mountains, the working village continues to work for the benefit of the universe. Orders for cargo continue to arrive and local bunnies no longer cope with the tasks. They sent you to the cargo village to help organize all the goods in their place at the warehouse, but you will have to work hard for this. You can choose between 3 levels of difficulty of the warehouse, relax with the locals, swim, jump and of course kick. Take a friend with you to cooperative mode to solve warehouse maze puzzles faster. You only have your powerful paws for cargo kicks and you can do it! Entertainment: In addition to solving the main problem in the labyrinths of the warehouse, you can kick the locals, relax in hammocks, swim, play football and get perks in a local cafe. And you can ride and have fun in cars.
The Taller I Grow – May 22
The Taller I Grow is a puzzle-platformer where you must connect to objects in your environment to become taller and solve puzzles. You play as Bip, a small square that goes on a journey of growth. With 30 levels to complete, this game will test your patience, reflexes, and puzzle solving skills. Read the full article
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Old Glories: A Salute to Antique U.S. Flags, and Where to Find One
Jeff Bridgman American Antiques
Growing up outside Philadelphia, the “Cradle of Liberty,” I couldn’t avoid the trappings of Yankee patriotism. The flag-waving fervor reached numbing levels in 1976, when banners paraded, bunting draped and star-spangled tchotchkes proliferated: mugs, key chains, T-shirts, bikinis.
An unlikely trigger, the revival of 1969’s “Easy Rider,” made the teen me see the red, white and blue with more appreciative eyes. I loved the look of Peter Fonda on his custom chopper, Old Glory painted on the gas tank, his helmet and leather jacket mirroring the motif, too.
The actor’s Stars and Stripes display—cool and attitudinal, symbolic of individuality more than of patriotism—hooked me. I see now that my new allegiance to the flag had much in common with the Founding Fathers’ motives. What were they but rebels—their cause, independence?
“Consider that if the revolution had failed, all the guys who signed the Declaration of Independence would have been hung,” said Steve Winters, whose Historical Americana Company, in Atlanta, deals in antique flags.
I hadn’t thought of displaying one in my home until I visited the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, my adopted hometown. I saw framed and encased specimens—and in particular a battle-worn, faded version from D-Day, so beautiful and full of character as to qualify as art.
  Early American flags
Studying the market, I found that early-American flags have become sought-after Americana. In May, a 13-star campaign flag from James Buchanan’s 1856 candidacy (center of grid) set an auction record when it sold for $275,000 to Jeff Bridgman American Antiques, in York County, Pa.
Modest finds remain, however. A 48-star version, from 1959, before Hawaii and Alaska gained statehood, can be had unframed for $10 to $150, Mr. Winters said.
Sail and tent makers likely fabricated early flags, which flew from ships and forts, said Jeff Bridgman. “Private use really didn’t begin until the Civil War,” he said. “Then homemade examples first appeared in a significant number.” Not until 1912 did the federal government standardize the design, which explains varieties like two flags shown here (top left and top right) that distinctively arrange 31 stars, reflecting California’s 1850 admission as the country’s 31st state.
Materials and configurations reflect events of their day. Although many flags are made of wool, silk or cotton, the 30 Xs that stand in for stars on a WWI-era example (middle left) appear to be made of medical tape. It was fashioned, said Mr. Bridgman, by Belgians welcoming U.S. soldiers into the previously Germany-occupied city of Virton.
Customers prefer specimens that show age and usage, said C. Garrett Bonsell, owner of Bonsell/Americana, in Hillsdale, Ill. This makes flags an anomaly; with most other collectibles, “mint condition” increases value. “People want it clear, even upon first glance, that the flag is old and unusual,” he said. Mr. Winters noted that when early hand-printed examples age, the red turns shades of orange, the blue fades and the white mellows to tan or cream. “They take on a surreal look and have wonderful, glowing chromatic colors,” he said.
Kate Schelter, a New York stylist and author of “Classic Style,” scours estate sales for vintage American banners. One hangs in the staircase of her cedar-shingled Cape Cod home. “It makes a wonderful focal point,” she said. Flags sit well, too, in interior designer Miles Redd’s bold rooms, which often pop with primary hues. “They’re incredibly distinguished and graphic,” he said.
Despite a deepened respect for early American flags, I still don’t possess one. Yet this Fourth of July, my fashion-designer wife plans to sell pocket squares she made from a roll of 1950s-era, 48-star mini-banners she found at an estate sale. I will stuff one in my sports jacket’s pocket and cruise to the levee fireworks on my scooter, not motorcycle, come Independence Day. Born to be mild.
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Old Glories: A Salute to Antique U.S. Flags, and Where to Find One
Jeff Bridgman American Antiques
Growing up outside Philadelphia, the “Cradle of Liberty,” I couldn’t avoid the trappings of Yankee patriotism. The flag-waving fervor reached numbing levels in 1976, when banners paraded, bunting draped and star-spangled tchotchkes proliferated: mugs, key chains, T-shirts, bikinis.
An unlikely trigger, the revival of 1969’s “Easy Rider,” made the teen me see the red, white and blue with more appreciative eyes. I loved the look of Peter Fonda on his custom chopper, Old Glory painted on the gas tank, his helmet and leather jacket mirroring the motif, too.
The actor’s Stars and Stripes display—cool and attitudinal, symbolic of individuality more than of patriotism—hooked me. I see now that my new allegiance to the flag had much in common with the Founding Fathers’ motives. What were they but rebels—their cause, independence?
“Consider that if the revolution had failed, all the guys who signed the Declaration of Independence would have been hung,” said Steve Winters, whose Historical Americana Company, in Atlanta, deals in antique flags.
I hadn’t thought of displaying one in my home until I visited the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, my adopted hometown. I saw framed and encased specimens—and in particular a battle-worn, faded version from D-Day, so beautiful and full of character as to qualify as art.
Early American flags
Studying the market, I found that early-American flags have become sought-after Americana. In May, a 13-star campaign flag from James Buchanan’s 1856 candidacy (center of grid) set an auction record when it sold for $275,000 to Jeff Bridgman American Antiques, in York County, Pa.
Modest finds remain, however. A 48-star version, from 1959, before Hawaii and Alaska gained statehood, can be had unframed for $10 to $150, Mr. Winters said.
Sail and tent makers likely fabricated early flags, which flew from ships and forts, said Jeff Bridgman. “Private use really didn’t begin until the Civil War,” he said. “Then homemade examples first appeared in a significant number.” Not until 1912 did the federal government standardize the design, which explains varieties like two flags shown here (top left and top right) that distinctively arrange 31 stars, reflecting California’s 1850 admission as the country’s 31st state.
Materials and configurations reflect events of their day. Although many flags are made of wool, silk or cotton, the 30 Xs that stand in for stars on a WWI-era example (middle left) appear to be made of medical tape. It was fashioned, said Mr. Bridgman, by Belgians welcoming U.S. soldiers into the previously Germany-occupied city of Virton.
Customers prefer specimens that show age and usage, said C. Garrett Bonsell, owner of Bonsell/Americana, in Hillsdale, Ill. This makes flags an anomaly; with most other collectibles, “mint condition” increases value. “People want it clear, even upon first glance, that the flag is old and unusual,” he said. Mr. Winters noted that when early hand-printed examples age, the red turns shades of orange, the blue fades and the white mellows to tan or cream. “They take on a surreal look and have wonderful, glowing chromatic colors,” he said.
Kate Schelter, a New York stylist and author of “Classic Style,” scours estate sales for vintage American banners. One hangs in the staircase of her cedar-shingled Cape Cod home. “It makes a wonderful focal point,” she said. Flags sit well, too, in interior designer Miles Redd’s bold rooms, which often pop with primary hues. “They’re incredibly distinguished and graphic,” he said.
Despite a deepened respect for early American flags, I still don’t possess one. Yet this Fourth of July, my fashion-designer wife plans to sell pocket squares she made from a roll of 1950s-era, 48-star mini-banners she found at an estate sale. I will stuff one in my sports jacket’s pocket and cruise to the levee fireworks on my scooter, not motorcycle, come Independence Day. Born to be mild.
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Old Glories: A Salute to Antique U.S. Flags, and Where to Find One
Jeff Bridgman American Antiques
Growing up outside Philadelphia, the “Cradle of Liberty,” I couldn’t avoid the trappings of Yankee patriotism. The flag-waving fervor reached numbing levels in 1976, when banners paraded, bunting draped and star-spangled tchotchkes proliferated: mugs, key chains, T-shirts, bikinis.
An unlikely trigger, the revival of 1969’s “Easy Rider,” made the teen me see the red, white and blue with more appreciative eyes. I loved the look of Peter Fonda on his custom chopper, Old Glory painted on the gas tank, his helmet and leather jacket mirroring the motif, too.
The actor’s Stars and Stripes display—cool and attitudinal, symbolic of individuality more than of patriotism—hooked me. I see now that my new allegiance to the flag had much in common with the Founding Fathers’ motives. What were they but rebels—their cause, independence?
“Consider that if the revolution had failed, all the guys who signed the Declaration of Independence would have been hung,” said Steve Winters, whose Historical Americana Company, in Atlanta, deals in antique flags.
I hadn’t thought of displaying one in my home until I visited the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, my adopted hometown. I saw framed and encased specimens—and in particular a battle-worn, faded version from D-Day, so beautiful and full of character as to qualify as art.
Early American flags
Studying the market, I found that early-American flags have become sought-after Americana. In May, a 13-star campaign flag from James Buchanan’s 1856 candidacy (center of grid) set an auction record when it sold for $275,000 to Jeff Bridgman American Antiques, in York County, Pa.
Modest finds remain, however. A 48-star version, from 1959, before Hawaii and Alaska gained statehood, can be had unframed for $10 to $150, Mr. Winters said.
Sail and tent makers likely fabricated early flags, which flew from ships and forts, said Jeff Bridgman. “Private use really didn’t begin until the Civil War,” he said. “Then homemade examples first appeared in a significant number.” Not until 1912 did the federal government standardize the design, which explains varieties like two flags shown here (top left and top right) that distinctively arrange 31 stars, reflecting California’s 1850 admission as the country’s 31st state.
Materials and configurations reflect events of their day. Although many flags are made of wool, silk or cotton, the 30 Xs that stand in for stars on a WWI-era example (middle left) appear to be made of medical tape. It was fashioned, said Mr. Bridgman, by Belgians welcoming U.S. soldiers into the previously Germany-occupied city of Virton.
Customers prefer specimens that show age and usage, said C. Garrett Bonsell, owner of Bonsell/Americana, in Hillsdale, Ill. This makes flags an anomaly; with most other collectibles, “mint condition” increases value. “People want it clear, even upon first glance, that the flag is old and unusual,” he said. Mr. Winters noted that when early hand-printed examples age, the red turns shades of orange, the blue fades and the white mellows to tan or cream. “They take on a surreal look and have wonderful, glowing chromatic colors,” he said.
Kate Schelter, a New York stylist and author of “Classic Style,” scours estate sales for vintage American banners. One hangs in the staircase of her cedar-shingled Cape Cod home. “It makes a wonderful focal point,” she said. Flags sit well, too, in interior designer Miles Redd’s bold rooms, which often pop with primary hues. “They’re incredibly distinguished and graphic,” he said.
Despite a deepened respect for early American flags, I still don’t possess one. Yet this Fourth of July, my fashion-designer wife plans to sell pocket squares she made from a roll of 1950s-era, 48-star mini-banners she found at an estate sale. I will stuff one in my sports jacket’s pocket and cruise to the levee fireworks on my scooter, not motorcycle, come Independence Day. Born to be mild.
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Old Glories: A Salute to Antique U.S. Flags, and Where to Find One
Jeff Bridgman American Antiques
Growing up outside Philadelphia, the “Cradle of Liberty,” I couldn’t avoid the trappings of Yankee patriotism. The flag-waving fervor reached numbing levels in 1976, when banners paraded, bunting draped and star-spangled tchotchkes proliferated: mugs, key chains, T-shirts, bikinis.
An unlikely trigger, the revival of 1969’s “Easy Rider,” made the teen me see the red, white and blue with more appreciative eyes. I loved the look of Peter Fonda on his custom chopper, Old Glory painted on the gas tank, his helmet and leather jacket mirroring the motif, too.
The actor’s Stars and Stripes display—cool and attitudinal, symbolic of individuality more than of patriotism—hooked me. I see now that my new allegiance to the flag had much in common with the Founding Fathers’ motives. What were they but rebels—their cause, independence?
“Consider that if the revolution had failed, all the guys who signed the Declaration of Independence would have been hung,” said Steve Winters, whose Historical Americana Company, in Atlanta, deals in antique flags.
I hadn’t thought of displaying one in my home until I visited the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, my adopted hometown. I saw framed and encased specimens—and in particular a battle-worn, faded version from D-Day, so beautiful and full of character as to qualify as art.
Early American flags
Studying the market, I found that early-American flags have become sought-after Americana. In May, a 13-star campaign flag from James Buchanan’s 1856 candidacy (center of grid) set an auction record when it sold for $275,000 to Jeff Bridgman American Antiques, in York County, Pa.
Modest finds remain, however. A 48-star version, from 1959, before Hawaii and Alaska gained statehood, can be had unframed for $10 to $150, Mr. Winters said.
Sail and tent makers likely fabricated early flags, which flew from ships and forts, said Jeff Bridgman. “Private use really didn’t begin until the Civil War,” he said. “Then homemade examples first appeared in a significant number.” Not until 1912 did the federal government standardize the design, which explains varieties like two flags shown here (top left and top right) that distinctively arrange 31 stars, reflecting California’s 1850 admission as the country’s 31st state.
Materials and configurations reflect events of their day. Although many flags are made of wool, silk or cotton, the 30 Xs that stand in for stars on a WWI-era example (middle left) appear to be made of medical tape. It was fashioned, said Mr. Bridgman, by Belgians welcoming U.S. soldiers into the previously Germany-occupied city of Virton.
Customers prefer specimens that show age and usage, said C. Garrett Bonsell, owner of Bonsell/Americana, in Hillsdale, Ill. This makes flags an anomaly; with most other collectibles, “mint condition” increases value. “People want it clear, even upon first glance, that the flag is old and unusual,” he said. Mr. Winters noted that when early hand-printed examples age, the red turns shades of orange, the blue fades and the white mellows to tan or cream. “They take on a surreal look and have wonderful, glowing chromatic colors,” he said.
Kate Schelter, a New York stylist and author of “Classic Style,” scours estate sales for vintage American banners. One hangs in the staircase of her cedar-shingled Cape Cod home. “It makes a wonderful focal point,” she said. Flags sit well, too, in interior designer Miles Redd’s bold rooms, which often pop with primary hues. “They’re incredibly distinguished and graphic,” he said.
Despite a deepened respect for early American flags, I still don’t possess one. Yet this Fourth of July, my fashion-designer wife plans to sell pocket squares she made from a roll of 1950s-era, 48-star mini-banners she found at an estate sale. I will stuff one in my sports jacket’s pocket and cruise to the levee fireworks on my scooter, not motorcycle, come Independence Day. Born to be mild.
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