Civilian Conservation Corps Pennant Flag CCC Company 1811 Bastrop State Park TX
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Here is a Great Depression US Home Front Civilian Conservation Corps Pennant. The large CCC Felt Pennant was for the 1811 Company. The 1811th spent a lot of their time working in Bastrop State Park Texas. The CCC was one of the very effective, productive New Deal Programs that produced parks, bridges, stadiums, etc. that exist to this day. The rare CCC Pennant could be 77 t...o 86 years old and in fair plus condition.
- Great Depression US Home Front Programs; Booklets, Handbooks, Flyers, Stickers, Posters, Pennants
- Civilian Conservation Corps Felt Banner- CCC Company 1811; known for their work at Bastrop State Park in Texas- Intact, includes yellow ties, vibrant yellow design, legible lettering
- Blue felt front has faded, backside is more vibrant
- It measures 29 x 11.75 inches, approximately
- Domestic buyers offered Discounted Expedited Service, box, tracking
- International buyers offered Priority International Service, box, tracking, insurance- Pay Pal payment due w/in 7 days, contact me w/in 3 days if payment not made immediately
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History: The CCC was intended to put unemployed young men to work doing forestry, logging, bridge building, infrastructure improvements, state and national parks, stadiums (my high school's stone football stadium was a beautiful product of the Depression's CCC). The men were formed in companies, usually reserve Army Engineer Officers oversaw the companies. There were uniforms and rank. The men earned $30 a month working 6 days a week, most of which was sent home to support families. As War broke out in Europe the CCC shifted towards defense preparation projects. By mid 1942 with the US at War and the draft in full swing the CCC was shut down. However, many CCC Camps were converted to Army Camps as well as detention camps for Japanese, Germans and Italians determined to be "enemy aliens". Service in the CCC often lead to immediate promotion to corporal and sergeant when the CCC veterans entered the Army early in the War.
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Here is a Great Depression US Home Front Civilian Conservation Corps Pennant. The large CCC Felt Pennant was for the 1811 Company. The 1811th spent a lot of their time working in Bastrop State Park Texas. The CCC was one of the very effective, productive New Deal Programs that produced parks, bridges, stadiums, etc. that exist to this day. The rare CCC Pennant could be 77 t...o 86 years old and in fair plus condition.
- Great Depression US Home Front Programs; Booklets, Handbooks, Flyers, Stickers, Posters, Pennants
- Civilian Conservation Corps Felt Banner- CCC Company 1811; known for their work at Bastrop State Park in Texas- Intact, includes yellow ties, vibrant yellow design, legible lettering
- Blue felt front has faded, backside is more vibrant
- It measures 29 x 11.75 inches, approximately
- Domestic buyers offered Discounted Expedited Service, box, tracking
- International buyers offered Priority International Service, box, tracking, insurance- Pay Pal payment due w/in 7 days, contact me w/in 3 days if payment not made immediately
Check out all my store and auction listings. Please add and follow me as your favorite seller. Thank You for looking!
History: The CCC was intended to put unemployed young men to work doing forestry, logging, bridge building, infrastructure improvements, state and national parks, stadiums (my high school's stone football stadium was a beautiful product of the Depression's CCC). The men were formed in companies, usually reserve Army Engineer Officers oversaw the companies. There were uniforms and rank. The men earned $30 a month working 6 days a week, most of which was sent home to support families. As War broke out in Europe the CCC shifted towards defense preparation projects. By mid 1942 with the US at War and the draft in full swing the CCC was shut down. However, many CCC Camps were converted to Army Camps as well as detention camps for Japanese, Germans and Italians determined to be "enemy aliens". Service in the CCC often lead to immediate promotion to corporal and sergeant when the CCC veterans entered the Army early in the War.
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