Germany, Dj. A Deutsches Jungvolk Unit Pennant Auction with surface wear spots evident

with surface wear spots evident

around a mobile swastika with sun rays

near extremely fine condition with folding crease and light discolouration

Lieutenant Greenwood turned to meet the German and returned his fire

This is an extremely well-preserved edition of “Percussion Guns & Rifles: An Illustrated Reference Guide to Muzzle-Loading Percussion Guns and Rifles of the Nineteenth Century”

Germany, Dj. A Deutsches Jungvolk Unit Pennant Auction with surface wear spots evident(Deutsches Jungvolk Fhnlein). A very well preserved pre 1934 version Deutsches Jungvolk (DJ) unit pennant, constructed of multiple panels of multi coloured cotton blended material, consisting of a rectangular base from which a tapering tail emanates at the top, one side consisting of a black bae, overlaid by a stylized red sword set diagonally from the lower corner of the hoist edge to the upper corner opposite, in turn bearing a white Totenkopf in