German WWII Hermann Göring Division Headquarters Vehicle Identification Pennant – Balga, East Prussia
Original WWII German metal vehicle identification pennant associated with the headquarters of the Hermann Göring Division, discovered in the Balga area of East Prussia (now Kaliningrad Oblast).
Triangular metal pennant intended for mounting on a military staff vehicle to identify its headquarters affiliation.
The pennant retains its original metal mounting brackets along one side. The surface shows extensive corrosion, rust and natural patina consistent with its age and ground-dug condition.
An interesting historical relic associated with German military headquarters vehicles during WWII.
Origin: Balga, East Prussia
Period: WWII
Material: Metal
Condition: Ground-dug relic, with heavy corrosion and signs of age. Mounting brackets remain attached.
Suitable for a WWII militaria collection or historical display.
