State Police (Landespolizei / Ordnungspolizei) ceremonial flag WW2 German

Description This WW2 German State Police (Landespolizei / Ordnungspolizei) ceremonial flag is a reproduction of presentation and command standards associated with police formations under Hermann Göring’s authority in the early Third Reich. The green field, white angled cross, and central police eagle with the motto “Pro Gloria et Patria” identify it as an official police ceremonial banner used for headquarters display and formal occasions rather than combat use. • construction: double sided, two panels stitched back-to-back with matching obverse and reverse layout.• fabric: smooth Silk satin-finish cloth replicating period police ceremonial flags• dimensions: approximately 100 x 100 cm (square format).• central motif: police eagle within an oak-leaf wreath with “Pro Gloria et Patria” scroll, applied via stitched appliqué and bullion and silk hand embroidery.• field design: green police field with white angled cross and black edging.• corner devices: police-style flaming grenade symbols positioned in each corner.• fringe: silver-grey decorative fringe on all outer edges.• hoist edge: reinforced sleeve for pole or wall mounting.• sleeve width: approx. 6–7 cm.• stitching: machine stitched with reinforced corners and stress points.• color scheme: dark police green field, white cross, black edging, silver wreath and fringe, multicolor central emblem. Available in half size for mounting/displays/gifting. All uniforms and articles pertaining to them, insignia, flags, banners, pennants, gear – of any country, from any era are for historical education purposes – to be used by reenactors, museums, living history collectors, film making and as educational material. We do not subscribe to or promote any ideology/party.