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Item: M0271-120

Germany, NSKK. An Early Unit Pennant

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Germany, NSKK. An Early Unit Pennant

(NSKK Sturmstander). A NSKK unit pennant constructed of a red elongated triangle of sail-cloth, with edges strengthened by a narrow trim of aluminum tress, presenting a black mobile swastika inside a white disc with black edging tress, in the upper right hand corner is a diamond-shaped patch in emerald green with the Sturm/Standarte numbers embroidered in white and separated by a white diagonal bar (ex. 13/M51 = Sturm 13 of Motorstandarte 51), below this is a red rectangle presenting the subunits chain stitched in white, in the lower left corner is an enlarged version of the NSKK driver’s badge, piped in silver aluminum twisted cord, both sides of the pennant are identical, with five clips attached to the side, measuring 112 cm (w) x 58 cm (h), presents moderate soiling and mothing throughout, and in near very fine condition.