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01-08-2018 10:45 PM
# ADS
Circuit advertisement
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Thanks for your answer! Yeah I reckoned it can be pretty hard to date them, especially those of that particular period. It's a lot easier to date banners since their embroidery style and crest were quite unique. Perhaps it is indeed an early post war example.
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Not one hundred percent sure, but I'm sure I recall from somewhere that flags of this pattern are from the mid 1950's or later.... In fact, doing some quick digging, I've discovered that the WW2 pattern was used up until the 19th of August 1955, so my guess was spot on.
Still a flag with history, even if it isn't from the Second World War!
B.B.
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Hello everyone, I agree with the previous answer as most of the WW2 flags I have seen tend to have similar pattern, that being said I have seen a few photographs were the style of the hammer and sickle resemble the classic 1955 one. Here is also a picture of the partisan detachment "Smert Fashizmu", the embroidered hammer and sickle do seem to match that style... what do you all think?
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It is a very nice flag indeed, I can also see that the star on top of the hammer and sickle differs a little bit from the one we see on the famous Reichstag period.... Soviet flags from that era are such a mystery
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Khaldei's Soviet flag
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