OK46
$42.00
Oklahoma has always been red.
Heck, the state name came from the Choctaw words okla humma, or 'red people'. So it would make sense to design a flag on a field of red. A flag with a star and a '46' to pay respect to the state's entrance into the Union in '07. Her first flag. Simple. Honest. Hard working. Only fitting, I guess, that that flag met her end thanks to the Russian Revolution in '17 and the subsequent red scare. Oklahoma had a beautiful flag that lasted just 14 years and it was just one color that made her disappear. Well, we're bringing her back. One red ink run at a time.
... Details ...
. Letterpress printed in Massachusetts
. 13" x 20"
. 110lb Lettra letterpress paper
. Individually Numbered
. Professional framing available
. Proudly Printed on 100% Cotton
. As is the nature of any handmade item, there are slight variations in inking & each one is perfect in its own way.
