Scarce WW2 german automobile pennant from the early days of the Stahlhelm Organization.  By 1934, the Stahlhelm organization was absorbed into the SA, and had changed their insignia to a steel helmet superimposed over a swastika.  This piece likely dates from the beginning of the 1930s. The pennant is silk screened on typical period german cotton-linen.

This flag is 2 sided and slightly padded/stiffened internally.  It retains its original attachment rings.  The piece shows age, as the cotton has oxidized from age to a more tannish hue on the white areas. The black on the Teutonic and iron crosses, and the red on the national flags is still very good, and displays GREAT. It's in fine condition for a pennant that would have been used outside. 

All three brass rings are also still attached fine. Edges of the pennant have the typical german by-weave stitching around the borders, in order to prevent fraying.

       Overall, a rare, hard to find WWII era Stahlelhm pennant. Guaranteed original.