Crossed flags handkerchief
White silk handkerchief owned by Charles C. Myers. The handkerchief features two embroidered crossed flags in the corner with a yellow star and yellow bow in between them.
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White silk handkerchief owned by Charles C. Myers. The handkerchief features two embroidered crossed flags in the corner with a yellow star and yellow bow in between them.
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A silk handkerchief featuring a printed map, portraits of President Roosevelt and naval commanders, and pictures of battleships that traveled with the Great White Fleet. The handkerchief was a souvenir for the voyage and was owned by a sailor in the fleet, Charles C. Myers.
1909
Silk handkerchief commemorating the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 1904, featuring a printed photograph of President Roosevelt and embroidered flowers.
1904
White, square handkerchief with curly embroidery around the edge. An embroidered flower is in the corner and a the date and “France” is handwritten on the next corner. The handkerchief was owned by Charles C. Myers.
1910-12-25
Red, cotton handkerchief featuring an illustration of Theodore Roosevelt and sheet music for “We Want Teddy.” The handkerchief was a campaign item from Roosevelt’s 1912 presidential campaign.
Dr. Danny O. Crew Theodore Roosevelt Sheet Music Collection
1912
Red decorative handkerchief that features Theodore Roosevelt’s portrait wearing a Rough Rider era hat and bandana. From inner edge of banner to center logo, in white letters, “TR” is repeated. Center design is a white square with a red cowboy hat inside of it.
Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site
1912
Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site
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Electronic copy sponsored by the Theodore Roosevelt Center at Dickinson State University. For reproduction or publication permission, contact the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site Foundation. See the Theodore Roosevelt Digital Library Terms of Use for further copyright information.
Red cotton bandanna with the initials “T. R.” in white around a red cavalry hat in the center. The border has a white background with red dots and a repetitive image of Theodore Roosevelt in a Rough Rider hat and bandana.
Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site
1912
National Kerchief Company