SA-Standartenspitze

[madandi]

A friend of mine found this with some military-equipment form a DAK-soldier.
The flag-pole is self-made, imo and not a regular item. Are there similiar items out there? Is it a special one for a city? I´m wondering about the Church in a SA-flagpole. It was found near Altötting in Bavaria, so it can be a church in this city, i don´t know.
And at last an unloved question, i know.
I want to sell it, but have no idea for how much i can give it on the estand.
I can put it on ebay, to find the highest bid, but i´m sure that i can´t wait the end of auction there

[madandi]

Oh, forget:
I´m not sure that it is SA, but the shape of the eagle remember me to a SA-eagle. Perhaps i´m wrong.

[oldflagswanted]

some comments ???

...flag-pole is self-made, ...Are there similiar items out there?
...how much i can give it on the estand.

Hello madand:
Interesting looking IMO custom made piece.
Clock tower reminds me of Munich & other spires,
as such might be a local party commemorative
piece. Base seems rather long for a SA unit flag
with pole ring mounts. Suspect it was used with
a tie on national flag, but that is just a guess.
Short wings out eagle design does have a SA look.

(below) Munich town hall tower example with clock.

[madandi]

I guess it is the "Stiftspfarrkirche" in Altötting

[oldflagswanted]

better match ???

I guess it is the "Stiftspfarrkirche" in Altötting

Indeed yours looks like a better match.
OFW

[Flammenpanzer]

Poletop

I doubt it was from Altötting. The city was anti nazi and several priests were executed at one of the churches. I lived there for a few years, funny to see the town mentioned. The only famous thing know for the town are the amount of churches, the black Madonna, the Pilgrims, and that the Pope visited there.

[madandi]

So when you lived there, you sure know Unterneukirchen. There was it found. So it is a small village next to Altötting.

[paulj]

What are the dimensions?