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29) The flag of the Old Guard of the Nazi Party (Fahne der Alten Garde der NSDAP)
A red flag, in the center the golden Party membership Insignia (Goldenes Ehrenzeichen)
which consists of a black swastika in a white circular disk surrounded by a
dark red ring with the inscription "National Sozialistische D.A.P." in white,
surrounded by a gold wreath. Ratio 6:7. Surrounded by a gold fringe (except
at hoist).
Norman Martin
30) The flags of the Province, District and Local groups (Hoheitsfahne der Gaue, Kreise und Ortsgruppen)
A Swastika flag with a small rectangle (bright red for Gau, rust brown for
Kreis, light brown for Ortsgruppe) in the canton. Ratio 6:7. Surrounded by a
silver fringe (except at hoist).
Norman Martin
For more information on the organisation of the NSDAP, see the Third
Reich Factbook
Marcus Wendel
31) Reichleiter der NSDAP (NSDAP National Reichleiter)
32) Kraftwagenstander in der Reichsleitung. The flags are the following:
32b) Leiter eines ob. Amtes, Leiter eines Hauptamtes.
Almost all the details of this set of flags are from the 1943 Organisationsbuch der NSDAP, published by the Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, and "not to be sold in the book trade". I suspect not many copies are around (I picked mine up at the Nazi party headquarters in Munich early in May 1945). Ballantine's Books reprinted the color illustrations in "Nazi Regalia" in 1971 and Imperial Publications reprinted all of the illustrations in black and white in "The NSDAP" in 1990. Also helpful is Brian Davis, Badges of the Third Reich 1933-1945, Blandford Press 1985.