Your Star Spangled Banner

Beautiful!

Don't have a proper layout but I do have this UP flag baggage car in the UP colors part of a display:

In front of the local hospital ....

In the park down by the riverside.

My Barclay 48-star flag, which dates to the 1920s.

Up on the hill.....

I fly my Flags 24 / 7 God Bless America,

From the old layout.....

Peter

An original American Flyer Old Glory

NWL

@Nation Wide Lines posted:

An original American Flyer Old Glory

NWL

NWL......WOW!     Is that an original American Flyer station from the late 20s?

Peter

@Putnam Division posted:

NWL......WOW!     Is that an original American Flyer station from the late 20s?

Peter

No that is the reproduction.  I am still working on refurbishing my original Union Station.  Temporarily stopped due to cold weather, as I need to paint the replacement shrubbery (which I will do outdoors, when the weather warms).  Here is the latest photo of the original.

NWL

Wow....thank you so much.......an original......even refurbished it will be priceless. In my 40+ years of active collecting/operating, yours is only the 2nd one I have seen. Thank you for posting the picture.

Peter

@Putnam Division posted:

Wow....thank you so much.......an original......even refurbished it will be priceless. In my 40+ years of active collecting/operating, yours is only the 2nd one I have seen. Thank you for posting the picture.

Peter

Check out the restoration work

https://ogrforum.com/...an-flyer-project-110

NWL

My Old Glory is in the park.  The statues pay homage to my first train set that had passenger cars named for Presidents Garfield, Harrison and McKinley.  One of the Harrison Vista Dome cars is in the background.

Looks like it's always October 8, 1956 at Arnold's Yankee Stadium.

Pete

My layout has an American flag, a Lionel flag, and a Philadelphia Eagles flag. One Menards building also has a rippling American flag logo on it...

No proper layout either yet but I do love the amount of American pride at the front of this train

Mine’s located in the center of the layout, right next to our Church. No better place for both  -

Old Glory over Camp Nett.  (Camp Nett is actually located in CT and is named for a MOH recipient)

@Texas Pete posted:

Looks like it's always October 8, 1956 at Arnold's Yankee Stadium.

Pete

You're right about that, Pete.

Old Glory is well represented in Warrenville Arnold. Here are some examples: