 | Bulbous Grey APC Red Rug Rug #1813 is in new condition. This rug's drawing is charming with the bulbous armored personnel carriers. The red field with ochre, burgundy, and grey accents works beautifully. The bullet - border hints at Afghan figures in local dress and caps. The small rifles are drawn in a style typical of Baluchi rugs from the 1980's and not typically found in Red Rugs | ID: 1813 $850 39 x 61 inches 99 x 155 cm |
 | Burgundy Red Afghan Rug with Planes | ID: 1692 $850 40 x 57 inches 101 x 145 cm |
 | Early Rug with AK47 This is an example of a 1980's rug featuring AK74. The cutaway APC's and helicopters showing the seating inside is classic for the type, and it influenced other rugs. This rug was woven at a refugee camp, probably in Pakistan, but since I first discovered war rugs, it has been argued these rugs were woven by refugees in Iran. This rug was bought second hand, and it is a little dusty, but he condition is very good. | ID: 1675 $1250 21 x 38 inches 53 x 96 cm |
 | Red rug with colored bullet trim, grenade, flower, and air bomber pattern This is a very unusual Red Rug. The drawing of the images in uniquely simple. The simple helicopters and the APC filled with circles with circle wheels are both unusual. The use of many small tertiary designs throughout the field creates an interesting all over effect. Well drawn classic bullet border. This rug is in new condition. Red Rugs were woven in Pakistan during the 1990s until the international community forced the Taliban out of Afghanistan in 2001. The weavers of these rugs were Afghan refugees who returned to Afghanistan after the fall of the Taliban. The Red rugs currently available have been sitting in warehouses since they were woven in the 1990's so their condition is excellent and like new. | ID: 1558 $1250 40 x 64 inches 101 x 162 cm |
 | Red rug with numbered tanks/helicopters and 5 square pattern This rug is in new condition. Red Rugs were woven in Pakistan during the 1990s until the international community forced the Taliban out of Afghanistan in 2001. The weavers of these rugs were Afghan refugees who returned to Afghanistan after the fall of the Taliban. The Red rugs currently available have been sitting in warehouses since they were woven in the 1990's so their condition is excellent and like new. This is an unusual example of a red rug. The handle is different, and the border is atypical. Also unusual are the white outlines around the armored personeel carriers. The numbers and script throughout the field is seen is some Red Rugs, but mostly rugs from the early 1990s. The bullet in the AK magazine are a nice touch. The four images that look like daggers at either end of the green helicopters are actually a trip wire triggered anti-personnell land mines. | ID: 1555 $1575 36 x 63 inches 91 x 160 cm |
 | AK-74 and Rocket Launchers
This is a second generation AK74 Red Rug. The first ones were woven in the mid 1990's and they were a small sub-group of the red rugs. | ID: 1518 $1499 40 x 58 inches 101 x 148 cm |
 | Original, 2002, War On Terror War Rug #1368 Rugs of the same style, Afghan Kazak, were proposed as official gifts from US government. A variety of new and unique imagery is present on this rug; man on an ATV, predator drones, and the labeled jets and helicopters are all striking and detailed. The unity of the Afghans and the US is symbolized by the crossed AK-47 and the M-16 (both weapon types noted on stock). Similar to this rug. | ID: 1368 $2500 45 x 41 inches 113 x 104 cm |
 | 2004 Large Iraq Rug (Exhibition #26) Iraq Rug Large, perfect new condition. Thick soft pile. Note misspelling in ""Welcome"" | ID: 1363 $1799 64 x 97 inches 162 x 246 cm |
 | WTC Afghan Rug with crosses where planes hit. | ID: 1138 $1500 22 x 33 inches 56 x 84 cm |
 | Small Red War Rug with Blue Selvedge This classic war rug features an assortment of bright colors and is characterized by its bright cobalt blue selvedge. The bright pinks and greens pop from the red field. The drawing of the armaments and the composition are indicative of the high point of Red Rugs in the mid 1990's woven in Pakistan by Afghan refugees. Please see photos for places where moths have eaten distinct colors in places. | ID: 1125 $269 25 x 31 inches 63 x 79 cm |