Germany, Dj. A Deutsches Jungvolk Unit Pennant certificate_of_authenticity assumed command and USS Snook

assumed command and USS Snook and sailed on Christmas Day 1944 for her eighth war patrol

(Recruit training camp of Air Fleet 1 in Lithuania)

as in the Nine Worthies

unstitched and measuring 535 mm (l) x 118 mm (h)

Germany, Dj. A Deutsches Jungvolk Unit Pennant certificate_of_authenticity assumed command and USS Snook(Deutsches Jungvolk Fhnlein). A very well preserved pre 1934 version Deutsches Jungvolk (DJ) unit pennant, constructed of multiple panels of multi coloured cotton blended material, consisting of a rectangular base from which a tapering tail emanates at the top, one side consisting of a black bae, overlaid by a stylized red sword set diagonally from the lower corner of the hoist edge to the upper corner opposite, in turn bearing a white Totenkopf in