Item: G18113

An NSDAP Ortsgruppe Noben Garrison Standard

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An NSDAP Ortsgruppe Noben Garrison Standard

An NSDAP Ortsgruppe Noben Garrison Standard - c. mid-1930s. This three-colour standard has a large black cotton swastika sewn upon a white cotton circle, placed upon a red cotton field on both sides. The upper corner closest to the spine exhibits a 193 mm x 285 mm garrison identification, with white embroidered letters "Ortsgruppe Noben" sewn upon a black felt backer, trimmed in white and black cord brocade. Sewn in place along the top and bottom edges and along the canton are thin silver bullion tassels, reinforced by a strip of silver bullion on the reverse. In addition, sewn in place to the spine sleeve are six red cotton loops with nickel-plated metal rings tied to them for suspension. The standard measures 1,180 mm x 1,320 mm, exhibiting scattered holes throughout and light soiling in the white cotton circle behind the swastika due to battle damage. Better than very fine.