oops! Thanks Jimpy!
Sorry to resurrect this old thread, but the flag measures approx 78 inches by 32 inches (1.98 m x 0.8128m), would this have been on a tank, or something else entirely?
Personally, I think it's a normal building or street banner. The only Panzer type flags I've ever had are the square ones with the huge swaz. This one looks like your regular civilian banner.
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
Hi William, it's one sided with four grommets, which I thought made it for vehicular use?
4 grommets could, of course, indicate a vehicular use, but it could also simply be a flag that was hung with all 4 corners secured. The size would possibly be something that would drape over a transport style truck etc.-the type you always see troops in with the canvas roofs. Or then again, it could simply be hung on a building, etc. It is kind of a universal style of flag, I'd say! Makes for a great display, in any case!
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
Update: I've been doing more than a little sniffing around for info on these 4 grommet flags, and I'm thinking that you're pretty much spot on-it sure looks to be a vehicular flag after all! I think that the Panzers were more for the large circle/ square body style air ID flags, but flags like yours could have been on most any type of vehicle. It could, of course, still be hung on any number of solid structures as well, but it's looking more than likely that it's a truck or car type of flag! It's in great shape too! Makes for an impressive display!
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
Thanks William! I wonder if it's possible to tell what the flag was used for via it's size, like you can do with Kriegsmarine flags? Probably not, but thanks for the info! I can't really display it much because of neighbors, it does it's job a bit too well, very visible!
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