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Germany, Third Reich. A 1934 German Car Rally Driver’s Armband

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Germany, Third Reich. A 1934 German Car Rally Driver’s Armband

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Germany, Third Reich. A 1934 German Car Rally Driver’s Armband

(2000 Kilometer durch Deutschland Fahrers Armband). Constructed of light yellow cotton, the exterior bearing a black dyed inscription of “FAHRER 1635 2000 KM 1934” (“DRIVER 1635 2000 KM 1934”), unmarked, measuring 70 mm (w) x 186 mm (l), in near extremely fine condition.

Footnote: Organized by the NSKK, the 1934 “2000 Kilometers through Germany” was the second edition of an intended annual car rally involving both cars and motorcycles on a circuit race around Germany. The 1935 edition of the race was cancelled, and it was not until 1989 that the competition was revived.