Schellenbaum- und Fanfarentuch des DAF-Musikzuges "Betriebszelle der Gothaer Waggonfabrik A.G. Gotha" - photo 1

Schellenbaum- und Fanfarentuch des DAF-Musikzuges "Betriebszelle der Gothaer Waggonfabrik A.G. Gotha"

Lot 5293
19.10.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 6 000
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 5293 | Schellenbaum- und Fanfarentuch des DAF-Musikzuges "Betriebszelle der Gothaer Waggonfabrik A.G. Gotha"
Estimate value
€ 6 000
Jeweils in gleicher Fertigungsart aus rotem Fahnentuch mit dreiseitigem silbernen Fransenbehang und vs. aufgelegtem/-gesticktem DAF-Emblem in entsprechender Umschrift und rs. "Die Gothas". Das Schellenbaumtuch an vernickelter Querstange mit zusätzlichem silbern-schwarzen Fransenbehang. Maße ca. 30 x 30 bzw. 48 x 48 cm. Farbfrisch mit Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren sowie kleinen Mottenschäden. Sehr seltenes Ensemble.
Die Gothaer Waggonfabrik baute bereits im Ersten Weltkrieg Kampfflugzeuge, u.a. auch den Großbomber Gotha G IV. Diese Flugzeuge wurden als "Die Gothas" bekannt. Bedingt durch den Versailler Vertrag wurden erst nach 1933 wieder Flugzeuge für die im Aufbau befindliche Luftwaffe gebaut, u.a. die Lastensegler Gotha Go 242 und Go 244 sowie bei Kriegsende die Vorserienfertigung des revolutionären Nurflügel-Strahljägers Ho 229 (Ho IX) der Brüder Horten.

A Jingling Johnny and a clarion banner of the DAF marching band "Betriebszelle der Gothaer Waggonfabrik A.G. Gotha"
Both in the same design, made of red banner cloth with a silver fringe on three edges. Appliquéd/embroidered DAF emblem and inscription around the edge on the front and "Die Gothas" on the back. The Jingling Johnny cloth looped on a nickel-plated crossbar with an additional silver and black fringe. Dimensions approx. 30 x 30 and 48 x 48 cm. The colours still vibrant, signs of handling and age, minor moth damage. Extremely rare banner set.
The Gothaer factory produced fighter aircraft during World War I, including the heavy bomber Gotha G IV. These planes became known as "the Gothas". Due to the Treaty of Versailles, aircraft could only be built again after 1933 for the Luftwaffe, which was being established, such as the transport gliders Gotha Go 242 and Go 244, and, at the end of the war, the pre-series production of the revolutionary flying wing jet fighter Ho 229 (Ho IX) by the Horten brothers.
Condition: II
Auction house category:German Labor Front and NSBO
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