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Time Remaining To Bid: 8 days 15 hours 44 mins. 46 secs.
Item Will Close On: Sunday, September 07, 2008 at 8:30:00 PM CST

Lot Number: 5941701

Category: G11 - Military

VERY LARGE KM-MARKED REICHS KREIGS FLAG

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This 16` x 9`, two-piece, printed on cotton KM marked Reichs Kriegs flag has hemmed edges, re-inforced material to each corner near the white cotton bunting, which is KM marked with "K.Fl. Gr. 10 300 x 500" to one side and having makers tag [as seen in 8th photo] marked "Wurttembergische Cattunmanufactur Heidenheim a. Brz.". The bunting has large rope inserted through it, looped at one end. From the condition, it seems this was never flown from a ship, but used in some other context. There is a separation to bunting near to the center, which nearly separated the rope inside. There is a 2.5" hole in the top piece of the reinforcement material as seen in photo 9], an edge separation a bit further down [seen in photo 1], several small separations [as seen in photo 3] and a few other very tiny spots as well as some light stain spots here and there. Still a pretty decent display piece [if you can find the room!].  Condition: 7

Opening Bid Amount: $1200

Current Bid Amount: $0.00 Total Bids: 0
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