Fanfarentuch des Musikzuges der 1. Fallschirmjäger-Division - photo 1

Fanfarentuch des Musikzuges der 1. Fallschirmjäger-Division

Lot 2505
07.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 20 000
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 2505 | Fanfarentuch des Musikzuges der 1. Fallschirmjäger-Division
Fanfarentuch des Musikzuges der 1. Fallschirmjäger-Division
Rechteckiges Tuch mit dreiseitigem Fransenbehang. Die Vorderseite aus grüner Seide mit silbern gesticktem Fallschirmschützenabzeichen. Die Rückseite aus weißer Seide mit dem farbig gestickten Divisionsemblem, einem grünen Teufel auf einem rotem Dreizack reitend, rechts unten diagonal in goldener Stickerei "1. Fallschirmjäger Division". Oberseitig fünf Befestigungsbänder. Maße ca. 40 x 48 cm.
Die Division entstand durch eine Neustrukturierung im Mai 1943, wobei der Musikzug neue Kesselpaukenbehänge und Fanfarentücher erhielt. Am 2.5.45 ergaben sich die deutschen Truppen in Italien.
Einige der Kesselpaukenbehänge und Fanfarentücher wurden von den Divisionsangehörigen versteckt und nach dem Krieg wieder nach Deutschland gebracht, sie befinden sich heute im Luftwaffen-Museum Berlin-Gatow. Dieses Tuch wurde von einem GI erbeutet.
Extrem selten, möglicherweise das einzige Tuch in Privatbesitz.
A clarion banner of the 1st Paratrooper Division's marching band
A clarion banner of the 1st Paratrooper Division's marching band
Rectangular cloth with a fringe on three sides. The front made of green silk with a paratrooper badge in silver embroidery. The back made of white silk with the Division emblem in coloured embroidery, showing a green devil riding on a red trident, "1. Fallschirmjäger Division" embroidered diagonally in gold across the lower right. Five fastening ribbons at the top. Dimensions approx. 40 x 48 cm.
The Division was the result of restructuring in May 1943, whereby the marching band received new kettle-drum and clarion banners. The German troops surrendered in Italy on 2 May 1945.
Several of the kettle-drum and clarion banners were concealed by members of the Division and brought back to Germany after the war. They are now in the Luftwaffe Museum in Berlin-Gatow. This banner was seized by a GI.
Extremely rare find, possibly the only privately owned banner.
Condition: II
Auction house category:Luftwaffe
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