Unusual NSKK pennant

[jgm]

I have a few WW2 odds & ends that I'm looking to sell and, for the most part, I have been able to get some information about each piece. One pennant, however, is a bit unusual.

Firstly, the insignia is printed (somewhat crudely) rather than embroidered, but I believe that some flags and pennants were printed - can someone perhaps confirm. Secondly, the eagle insignia is different to the more common NSKK eagle which is more geometric - this eagle has softer wings, more like the early NSKK insignia. Finally, the pennant does not have the NSKK letters on it.

I did find one or two vaguely similar pennants (softer wings on eagle and no letters), for example rare original early Motor-SA / NSKK pennant.

I have attached photos but I would appreciate any feedback or comments.

[BOB COLEMAN]

It is not NSKK but an early political leader car pennant

[carpediem]

Good to see you again Bob! I hope you have been well and had good holidays.

[MAP]

Good to see you again Bob! I hope you have been well and had good holidays.

Times 2!!! To see Bob and FB both around is uplifting.

[jgm]

Thanks for the clarification, Bob.

Regarding the fact that the insignia is printed rather than embroidered, can anyone elaborate on this? Is this unusual, particularly if this is an 'early' pennant, or is it normal?

-James

[BOB COLEMAN]

There are no regulations when it comes to these early items. Much depended on the funds available to the local rtsgruppen at the time.
Thank you for the "thank you." This is often overlooked by new members.