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🇩🇪 Kriegsmarine Gösch 80 × 135 cm — Textildruck Arlt, Schönheiderhammer. Typical U-boat/small-craft jack with rare red dye bleed in the printed roundel.

🇩🇪 Bonner Fahnenfabrik multi-piece German national flag (centred roundel), likely pre-1935 — captured in Cologne on 7 March 1945; provenance documented (anonymised).

🇩🇪 A fortress under blockade: La Rochelle remained in German hands until May 1945, supplied only by sea. The garrison’s war ensign was flown on the harbor building throughout the siege.

🇩🇪 German service flag by Schneider Nossen (FG‑036) .

🟥 Massive Kriegsmarine jack flag measuring 300 × 500 cm. Printed wool with “Swastika over M” proof marks and Buntstoff Berlin hoist stamp.

Printed Gösch from Holland 🇳🇱 This bow flag was made by Vlissingen & Co. in Helmond during the war. Unused, but with clear storage marks. Great construction.

Captured from General Daser’s HQ 🇩🇪🪧 Taken by 7/9th Royal Scots during the surrender of Middelburg, this 1.5 × 2.5 m Reichskriegsflagge was a silent witness to the battle that unlocked Antwerp.

🇩🇪 Transitional Reichskriegsflagge with rare Kf.Fl. marking and NS-style cross geometry.

🇩🇪 Kriegsmarine flag from WWII – stamped Kr.Fl. 80 × 135 and produced by Lorenz Summa.

🇩🇪 Found in Sønderborg just after the German surrender – a small Kriegsmarine naval flag with full markings.

Classic Kriegsmarine war ensign, large size 100 × 170 cm. Excellent condition with naval construction.

🇩🇪 Compact Nazi-era “Wassersportflagge” likely used by civilian boats or regatta events. Small size, but all the classic signs.

  Signed Kriegsmarine flag by US Soldiers I bought this flag on an American auction a while ago. It is a navy Kriegsmarine flag 2 meters by 3,35 meters with the "Eagle over M" marked on the hoist. As soon as I got this flag I started investigate who actually signed the flag and it turns out to be a small platoon under the 90th division (Tough 'Ombres), 359th infantry, M company. Most of the soldiers in the platoon joined just after D-Day and fought their way through the Ardennes offensive/Battle of the Bulge before the war ended in April 1945. I'm still investigating this flag so if you have any tell tells about it or some knew or know any of the soldiers who signed the flag please let me know! I really want to know everything there is to know :) The platoon I have nearly identified all of the soldier who signed the flag. There is no specific date of where and the flag was signed but one of the soldiers died august 1945 in none battle and based on the ...