Untergau 309 wimpel

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Hey guys,

I recently reacted in another topic about this wimpel.
Today i could make better pictures.

The question are for me that all the bdm untergau wimpels I see online have embroidered eagles. And also that is is a JM setup at one side, bdm at the other.
(Thanks to Garry)
Further.. the size is much bigger than a normal BDM/JM wimpel.

The material looks okay to me..

Still a much questions..

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I'd also like to share my opinion on this.

The fabric itself looks good, but the workmanship certainly looks like it was made at home.
It's difficult to give a positive assessment of the pennant, but I don't want to immediately label it a fake. Many items were privately manufactured at the time, as production declined towards the end of the war.
Or even before the introduction of the RZM (German HJ Uniforms) standardization, many items were made by hand. There have been many curious pieces that no one would consider original today. Therefore, photos are always very helpful.
 
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