German WW2 SS Elite Car Pennant w. RZM

[wilhelm Saris]

The metal pennant, shown with the car with post 13, is a command form (when there is a large dot in the lower part then it is: stab - staff).
It is in the style for the army. Also the Luftwaffe did use them. Maybe the SS took over this habit!

In December 1940 various new forms were announced, but they existed already for many years. Army-battalions used similar pennants
anyway since the early 1930's (Untere Führung).

[oldflagswanted]

Nice info ... thanks !!!

The metal pennant, shown with the car with post 13,
is a command form ... It is in the style for the army. ...

Interesting to note the p13 use of SS bolts in the upper corner.
Would be great to see a clear view of the SS LAH version below.
OFW
(below-right) SS LAH pennant in Russia, from WAF t=905024 post 38.

(above - center) Three captured Soviet unit flags.
On left a best artillery unit award, followed by 2 regimentals.
(below-2) A WW2 Soviet example from my collection ...

[wilhelm Saris]

The pennant with post 17 is for a battalion, I thought!

[oldflagswanted]

Thanks ...

The pennant with post 17 is for a battalion, I thought!

WS:
Thanks for the SS-LAH pennant info.
OFW
(below) As previously noted ...
"in the style for the army."

[rlimike]

Here is a link to the seller of the pennant the op posted.
http://ww2badges.com/product-categor...s-and-banners/
Hmm.

Michael H