Early period NSDAP Ortsgruppe flag?

[revit93rx7]

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This is my Gros Freden flag, as can be seen in the image it appears that the text is hand embroidered, it is supposed to be from the early days between 1923-1925. Does anyone have any other flags that have been embroidered this way? It also has what appears to be old German silver chord. Any insight about this flag or if more images are needed please let me know. The flag does not have any fringe and has a static swastika.

[SteelCollector]

I will show you some pictures of a very early Ortsgruppenfahne of the NSDAP in the evening.
Regards
Markus

[SteelCollector]

This is my very early Ortsgruppenfahne. Also never heard about a black mirror of a NSDAP Ortsgruppenfahne????

[Berghof]

Shouldn't it be chain stitched like SteelCollector's example?

[SteelCollector]

Ah, „chain stitched“ is the word that I missed. Sorry, my English is not the best. Yes, as far as I know also the earliest flags/mirrors had been chain stitched. Size of the swastika wasn’t always the same. Black mirrors for me are only known by flags of NSBO???? Have there been some early SS flags with roman numbers or something like that?
Regards

[yesthatsme]

I have seen these types before ...
Does it have a following swaz?

[revit93rx7]

The example I have shown is before any regulations were in place. So it appears to me as it was handmade by some company/group? Also of note is the . (period) in place after each letter. The piping around the canton does not conform to the normal blue you normally encounter. I'm trying to find some early pictures that have this style. I will go back and look I think in the OGF thread OFW had posted a picture of flags being produced which appear to have a similarly done NSDAP?

[SteelCollector]

I tried to send OFW a pm to ask about it because I think it is a quite interesting theme to talk about but he doesn‘t accept any pm...