Pennant: Tennessee University Temple Court 1910-50s Stitched Letters 33” Wool

Description

1910-1950s Wool. TC - Sewn letters - two parts with Trim! Wonderful campy flag!
Pennant is
• Length: 33” long
• Fabric: wool felt
• Condition: Good - some soiling
Temple Court - Tennessee University - once housed faculty & club on 16th Street just South of Cumberland Ave, Knoxville, TN. Razed in 2012 to put up new Student Union.
"Oliver Temple was a trustee of East Tennessee University, which was later named the University of Tennessee, from 1820 until his death in 1907. He was a Greenville, Tennessee, lawyer and once ran unsuccessfully for Congress against Andrew Johnson. He was a driving force in expanding UT’s agriculture programs and its land grant designation.
Mary Boyce Temple continued her father’s work by establishing a foundation in 1919 to purchase and breed purebred animals and improve plant breeding. She later gave her library to UT." (board-approves-knoxville-building-names/)
The age of each pennant is estimated unless it is clearly marked; we use our expertise in product dating based on construction and other trustworthy techniques to make our best approximation as possible.
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