Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Vice Admiral's Flag (Vizeadmiralsflagge) GTRexclude and white with very minimal

and white with very minimal chipping from period use

It is dated to Dresden on September 15

Stitched onto the chest is an insignia consisting of a white cotton backer bearing a machine-embroidered black Wehrmacht eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika

locally-made shoulder flash in green

HMCS Louisburg was among those hit by bombs and torpedoes from two formations of enemy aircraft

Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Vice Admiral's Flag (Vizeadmiralsflagge) GTRexclude and white with very minimalTwo white cotton fields sewn back to back, each side with a piece of black cotton in the shape of an elongated iron cross, the edges of the cross trimmed in white embroidery, a large black embroidered ball in the upper corner beside the hoist sleeve, designating this as a Vice Admiral's flag, white cotton hoist sleeve on the left side with an aluminum post fed through it, both ends of the post with a functioning magnetic metal clip for attachment onto