World War 2 Nazi Banner signed by soldiers (PICS)
 

http://www.ww2auctions.com/naziflag/3.jpg

My uncle died a few weeks ago, and my aunt and his mother were going through some stuff that was packed away in her basement and came across an old nazi banner that was packed away with his fathers stuff. She called me about it and asked would I take some pics and research it and try to find more information. All I found out was that several of the names were stationed with the 751st field artillery battalion who among other locations fought mainly in northern france, rhineland and central germany, as well as ardennes (Battle of the Bulge).

This flag was taken from the wall in nazi occupied territory, and signed by alot of brave soldiers, many who show as KIA on the ww2 memorial website.. I thought it was very cool to have a piece of history like this in my hands so I went up and took some pics last night, they arent the best quality but I thought I would share them with you. The thing is pristine, even after all these years. And its huge, 10foot long, and 4 foot wide.

http://www.ww2auctions.com/naziflag/1.jpg
http://www.ww2auctions.com/naziflag/2.jpg
http://www.ww2auctions.com/naziflag/4.jpg
http://www.ww2auctions.com/naziflag/5.jpg

The rest (Mainly pics of the names) are in this directory.

http://www.ww2auctions.com/naziflag

wow, what a great peice of history ya got there.

now that is history...

These times it owuld have been a flash banner for sure

"The hep cats from flats" :)

http://www.ww2auctions.com/naziflag/14.jpg

Remember the atrocities!

man how I would love to have that thing :Oh crap

wow it's cool to have a piece of history in your hands but then ....

that flag scares me...

Exactly,. Im not trying to glorify the nazi's in any way. His mother didnt even want the thing in her home but I told her to hold onto it and keep it safe. I imagine these guys probably saw first hand the very atrocities you speak of.

bump for the late crowd. board is moving fast tonight.

would make a nice cum rag, is it nazis who signed or allied?

Allied troops.

Are you selling this?

(Texas) That's a giveaway they were americans. ;)

Nah, the auction domain is just one I own, nothing on it, so I dropped the pics there.

That is an awesome artifact you have there! :thumbsup

Too bad. Fantastic piece of history. I would get that puppy sealed up.

Wow, that's a nice little piece of history salvaged there mdcq. May even be worth something. You don't ahve to sell it, but you could find out from a professional auctioneer how much it might be worth.

- Walrus

fucking nazizem!

Hang on to that thing mate. Whatever you do, don't sell it.

Cool flag man bet its worth a mint

Maybe you could loan it to some museum who would look after it

ebayyyy!

Wow, thats cool, definately a nice piece of history there. Email me if you ever want to sell it - shoehorn AT johnnyshoehorn.com.

Fucking awesome!

I would seriously like to buy that. I am a WW2 / history fanatic. If you would seriously consider selling that email me [email protected].

That is a very nice historic piece. My relatives in Germany still have my Grandfathers Nazi uniform, his Mein Kampf, etc etc. He fought in Stalingrad, so alot of his stuff has a lot of historic value.

I think if nothing else I should have it appraised. would look nice framed in glass but not sure how having it hanging in your living room would look when company drops by. :1orglaugh

x soot suiter :1orglaugh


looks great, certainly an amazing icon of history

a history many would like to see destroyed, but must be preserved for historical purposes

get a case for it

do what needs to be done and give it to a museum. thats honestly history in your hands man.

I would def get it looked at as far as an appraisal. Get it sealed up also.

fly it high!

aim me: rebelfallen

Dont want soung ignorant but whats the Hep Cats From Flats?

No signifigance to it, probably just something the battalion or some of the guys called themselves.

That is a great piece of history :thumbsup

that's amazing, something to treasure for years. a symbol of a great victory over hate and intolerance.

old history...

Too bad were are losing that battle right now.

A friends grandmother had an SS armband with a bullethole in it and bloodstained on the white lightning bolts (SS) as well as a picture taken off the german killed for it, a picture of his wife or girlfriend perhaps. It was something her husband had gotten during his time in ww2 I begged her and begged her to sell it to me but she never would, then she died and it got boxed up and packed away, no telling where its at, my wife used to care for her, run her errands, etc...her family never had any use for her it seemed, more than likely they dont even know what they have. I am a ww2 fanatic myself and that would have been a definite prize.

Sad to think these relics are probably rotting away in a box somewhere in homes across america.

Sweet man. Hold onto that.

I own a mint condition civil war musket that has been in the family. Wouldn't part with it for anything.

Oh... I also own some original photos of the Japanese attacking Pearl Harbor. All black and white, mostly planes in the air, ships exploding and on fire. Intense stuff. My grand dad had them and my grandma gave them to me when he died.

I have always wanted to have some Nazi memorabilia though. That stuff (authentic) just costs too much and is very hard to come by. That flag you have is incredible. I would be interested in hearing what you find out about it and the names written. Please post what you find.

everytime i saw this flag the first things thats comes in my mind is Adolt hitler

Donate it to a history museum, i'm sure it will be a great contribution.

Sell that shit on Ebay!!!

No shit eh? Your comments are so valuable.. I can't wait for your next replies..

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What's wrong with people that signed up in 2005? Why are they so fucking retarded?!

very cool piece of history there

:1orglaugh

Anyone know what a nazi flag like that might be worth? A friend of mine has one that he wants to get rid of, although it is not quite as big as that one.

Only trouble with it is that only the nazi emblem centerpiece is original. The outer red part was replaced because I guess the original owner thought it was in too poor of a condition. (My friend wasn't stupid enough to do this, but the person he bought it off of was.)

Of course it's nowhere near as cool as one that was signed by Allied soldiers but I still think it might bring in some cash on ebay or whatever. I was going to buy it off him but then I thought what the hell am I going to do with a nazi flag?
:winkwink:

Never ever "lend" anything to a museum, you will have a bitch of a time trying to get it back. It is a Really neat peace of WW2 Memorabilia, and definetly worth money :thumbsup

That's crazy!