NSKK Sturmfahne w NSDAP pole top

[paulj]

Here are a couple of interesting photos from 1932 showing NSKK Sturmfahnen with the 1st model NSDAP pole top.

[keifer kahn]

Nice pics,

Notice the skinny swastika on the banner in the foreground.

Some people think this is an instant indicator of fakes.

Pity we cant go back in time and tell him he,s using a repro.

[helmuthunter]

Great photos! Nice early banner in the foreground of the second picture as mentioned. IMO the thin Swaz very common to see in the 1920s and very early 30s on many different kinds of pre rzm and "correct" types of banners ect......... thanks for sharing regards, Johnno

[Bob Coleman]

Very nice image. I believe these are Motor SA men, not NSKK. Motor SA used a Sturmfahne similar to those used by the NSKK

[willyeksner]

The upper photograph was shown in vol. 4 from the series "Headgear of Hitler's Germany", page 210. The shown men are from a Motorstaffel from Greater Berlin, lined up at Döberitz in 1932. They are not NSKK, but from the SA. In that period the NSKK largely existed from trucks.
By an order from Hitler from August 23, 1934 the motor-SA was taken from the SA and incorporated within the NSKK. Here practically the same pennants were in use.

[GEROME]

very nice pics thanks you for the partage.

my NSDAP pole top

[paulj]

The flag in the foreground of the one image reads "Motorstaffel Gr. Berlin" and "St. 1" along with the eagle and wheel insignia.

The Motor-SA, NSKK, NSAK history is an interesting one as well. It may be obscure for many collectors of militaria but it's impact on the big picture is significant.