German // Bannerette or Tabard / 1920s
Little is known about the history of this German tabard; it is thought to have been a GI bringback. Tabards or bannerettes are small ceremonial banners used in decorating a set of bagpipes, a drum, a trumpet or other musical instrument. This one likely dates from the 1919 1933 era as evidenced by the use of the Hohenzollern style eagle with two inch gold fringe, most likely a post-war veterans group because of the lack of a crown and the use of an army style shield.
Gold braid fringe: 2"
ZFC Important Flag
Item is Framed
No Description
Hoist & Fly | |
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Width of Hoist | 18.5 |
Length of Fly | 15.5 |
Stripes | |
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Width of 1st Stripe | 5.25 |
Width of 3rd Stripe | 5.25 |
Width of Last Stripe | 5.25 |
Frame | |
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Is it framed? | yes |
Frame Height | 19.5 |
Frame Length | 23.5 |
Stars | |
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Are there stars on obverse? | no |
Are there stars on reverse? | no |
Stripes | |
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Number of Stripes | 3 |
Color of Top Stripe | Black |
Color of Bottom Stripe | Red |
Has a Blood Stripe? | no |
Comments on Stripes | "Stripes" are actually diagional lines in the Imperial German colore of black, white & red. Middle stripe : White 5" |
Crest/Emblem | |
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Description of Crest/Emblem | On reverse : Eagle |
Fabric | |
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Fabric | Silk |
Stitching | |
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Stitching | Combination |
Comments on Stitching | Embriodered. Hand & Machine stitching |
Thread | |
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Type of Thread | needs analysis |
Thread Material | needs analysis |
Weave | |
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Type of Weave | Plain |
Attachment | |
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Comments on Method of Attachmen | Designed to be hung from a trumpet. |
Method of Attachment | Loops |
Documentation | |
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Documents |
All original documents and drawings are held in the Zaricor Flag Collection Archives.
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Drawings |
All original documents and drawings are held in the Zaricor Flag Collection Archives.
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Condition | |
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Condition | Good |
Damage | Used, wear & tear |
Displayable | yes |
Date | |
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Date | WWI - 1920's |