Let's See Your S A Flags And Banners

[Bob Coleman]

Honor Name

[Bob Coleman]

22nd Sturm Of The 138th Standarte, Duisburg, Gruppe Niederrhein

[Bob Coleman]

Two Motor S A Sturmfahne

[Bob Coleman]

#2 Unit Patch From Gruppe Hochland

[Bob Coleman]

Note The Unit Patch Piping Matching That Worn On The Brown Shirt. This Identifies This Unit As Being A Member Of Gruppe Sudwest. This Form Of Piping Is Found In Rare Occasions On All Forms Of Early Sturmfahne

[FrankS]

Bob,

thank you for your kind words.

Actually this thread should have been closed and pinned to the top after posting your Wilhelm Decker flag. No other flag can stand up to that one.
Your other flags are great too. Amazing collection!

Frank

[Bob Coleman]

Bob,

thank you for your kind words.

Actually this thread should have been closed and pinned to the top after posting your Wilhelm Decker flag. No other flag can stand up to that one.
Your other flags are great too. Amazing collection!

Frank

FRANK-
THE DECKER FLAG TO ME IS PRICELESS. A TRUE PIECE OF NATIONAL SOCIALIST HISTORY. I AM SURE WE WILL FIND MANY MORE FINE S A FAHNE BEFORE WE PIN THIS THREAD.

[Bob Coleman]

Command Flag For The S A Motor Brigade From Nordsee. The Motor S A Pennants Were Distinctive By The Utilization Of The Button And Gruppe Color In The Top Corner. In This Case Gold Over Steel Green

[Bob Coleman]

close up of corner

[Bob Coleman]

Sturmfahne For The Fifth Sturm Of Reiter Standarte 51, Stationed At Speyer, Brigade 51, Gruppe Kurpfalz

[Bob Hritz]

My sijmple trumpet banner.

Bob Hritz

[Bob Coleman]

Corner Patch

[Bob Hritz]

A couple of NSKK flags.

Bob Hritz

BOB-
THE ONE ON THE LEFT IS MOTOR S A-MUCH RARER!!

[Bob Coleman]

Bob-
The One On The Left Is A Rare Motor S A Sturmfahne!

[Bob Hritz]

Hi Bob,

here is a better detail shot of the patches.

Bob Hritz