Not liking the detail on this flag and maker label looks wrong
If authentic, a flag like that is probably going to run in the $475 to $500 range to give you some perspective for how low the antique store has priced it, which makes me think they may not be confident on its originality. I want to agree with kradman on this one, the printing quality particularly on the black areas, the slightly deformed looking swastika on the eagle emblem, the black circle on the roundel, look badly done. Quality did vary on these though. I have some pause on that the construction on the white rope sleeve looks like this one:
help... do you think this German state flag is original?
The Gosh tag seems odd, but I can't comment on if it would have been on these or not, or if that's an authentic one. All I can say is that the only gosh flags I recall seeing have been party flags. A Gosh flag is a naval jack flag. As far as I understand it, the Nazi naval jack was essentially a national/party flag.
It is bad.
Look at the printing, it is out of line. Each side should match but these are offset. Never mind the label.
Cheers, Ade
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60x90? The kiss of death.....Not good.
William
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Thanks for the help guys, I was suspicious but glad I have some confirmation. And Ade, the picture was taken on an angle so maybe that made it look worse. Either way the detail on the printing does look bad.
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