Flags

Charles S. Murphy, Undersecretary of Agriculture (1961-1965), is standing at a podium on the left located on a stage. He had been invited to speak at the "The Lost Colony" production at Manteo, North Carolina. Two unidentified costumed men holding flags are in view as well as an unidentified man seated on a bench behind Murphy.

President Harry S. Truman, standing at the podium, is speaking at the United Nations Conference in San Francisco, California. Seated behind President Truman are, from left to right: Major General Harry Vaughan, Secretary of State Edward Stettinius, and Alger Hiss. Armed Service personnel and the flags of nations are in the background. All other people are unidentified. This photograph is from the album "Mr. President, His Family and Friends."

The postal flag of Japan. From the album "Mail Service of Japan," edited by Tokyo Motion Picture Company.

Interior view with Charles S. Murphy, Chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board (1965-1968) on the left seated at his desk. A picture of President Lyndon Johnson is on the wall behind him. An unidentified man with dark glasses is standing on the right. The CAB flag is positioned between the men. Location appears to be Murphy's office as CAB chairman.

Quartermasters R. L. Stirzinger and G. L. Beck raise the United Nations flag they made over the USS Manchester. The Manchester joined the United Nations Task Force 77 at Inchon, Korea.

A United Nations flag that was hand made by the quartermasters on the USS Manchester flies at full mast off Sonjin, Korea. The Manchester joined the United Nations Task Force 77 at Inchon.

USS Manchester Quartermasters R. L. Stirzinger and G. L. Beck display the United Nations flag that they made by hand. The Manchester joined the United Nations Task Force 77 in Inchon, Korea.

Seaman G. D. Beck puts finishing touches on a hand made United Nations flag. The USS Manchester joined the United Nations Task Force 77 in Incheon, Korea.

Seaman R. L. Stirzinger hoists a flag on the signal bridge of the USS Manchester.

Lt. Col. Richard C. Patterson stands at attention beside the American flag. Handwritten in ink on reverse are the words, "Dick in Paris -1919." Photo was mounted on heavy paper. Below the photo in pencil are written "Henri M [illegible] Paris. Lt. Col. Patterson is the Administrative Officer of the American Peace Commission, 1918-1919.