Deutsches Jungvolk Troop Pennant GTRexclude 1939 Kreigstag Peine Tinnie -

1939 Kreigstag Peine Tinnie - Four-colour needlepoint embroidery on a white base

Alexander Davison

1914 and was in the Dardanelles Campaign of 1915-1916

An ivory coloured solid celluloid grip is shows only a few hairline cracks and is withour chips

see pages 46 and 47 of A Guide to Military Dress Daggers Volume III by Kurt Glemse

Deutsches Jungvolk Troop Pennant GTRexclude 1939 Kreigstag Peine Tinnie -Deutsches Jungvolk Troop Pennant Traditional triangular shaped pennant. Two pieces of black cotton sewn back to back, the black having faded over time, obverse with a white cotton runic "S" insignia, representative of the Deutsches Jungvolk (DJ = Junior Hitler Youth) sewn in place, the reverse with a stylized white cotton right facing eagle sewn in place, a hoist sleeve sewn in place on the left side for attachment to a line, 355 mm x 820 mm,