Old Original Wynnewood I. T. Indian Territory Blank Ribbon Oklahoma

You
are bidding on an original old ribbon that merely says, Wynnewood, I.T., of
course, Indian Territory which also of course is now Oklahoma. I have no idea
what the ribbon was for, what celebration or anything because there is no
indication of its purpose. The ribbon is completely blank except for stating,
Wynnewood, I. T. I would of course date it prior to statehood in 1907.  It measures approx. 10 ½” x 2 1/4”.  It has been folded horizontally at least
twice, each time leaving a crease, and there are other horizontal creases.  The ribbon is frayed at the top and lower
borders, and is creased down at the top left corner. There is spotting and some
darkening. It seems to me to be made of a silk or silk type of material. PLEASE SEE THE PICTURES TO GET A BETTER VIEW AT THE
CONDITION. PLEASE EMAIL ANY QUESTIONS PRIOR TO BIDDING. Please see our
auctions of other vintage items.  We are happy to combine lots, when
possible, to reduce the s/h costs. US buyer pays $ 4.25 s/h,  which includes tracking, cardboard
reinforced, this item shipped folded gently at the center fold or crease, and
all buyers must pay applicable sales tax which of course is collected by
eBay.   LOCAL PICK UP IS AVAILABLE IF CONVENIENT AT THE ANTIQUE
WAREHOUSE, 917 NW 79
TH
, Oklahoma City, OK. BY APPOINTMENT.
Good Luck!