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Nazi Bunting With Black Printed Swastika on White Background Dated 1940. Hung outside overrun lowland counties house doors indicating to the invading Nazis surrender/ capitulation.
Obviously hurriedly made, origially surrender white with a black printed swastika and the rear with a black ink stamp of 1940. Grubby throughout that I have not attempted to clean, but a rare piece of bunting/ pennant, hung over the homestead doors in France and the Lowland countries when they were overrun by the Nazis in 1940 indicating surrender/ capitulation, in grubby worn/ used condition.
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