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Germany, BDM. A League of German Girls (BDM) Group Pennant

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Germany, BDM. A League of German Girls (BDM) Group Pennant

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Germany, BDM. A League of German Girls (BDM) Group Pennant

(Mädelgruppenwimpel). A well-preserved League of German Girls (BDM) group pennant, constructed of multiple pieces of red and white cotton twill, with both the obverse and reverse bearing a white cotton twill diamond overlaid by a black cotton twill mobile swastika, with the upper hoist corner of both the obverse and reverse bearing a white hand-embroidered Mädelgruppe number “6” above an Untergau number “778”, with three functional magnetic metal spring clips also emanating from the hoist edge, unmarked, measuring 920 mm (w) x 530 mm (h), soiling and mothing evident to both sides, with evidence of a previous group number being removed, in overall very fine condition.