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Image by Marcus Schmöger, 25 February 2002
A flag of four horizontal stripes, black-white-red-gold, thus combining the colours of both German tribands [1871-1919 and 1919-1933]. Sources: Dreyhaupt 2000 [drh00], fig. 168; Ribbe 1972 [rbb72a], fig. 3.
Marcus Schmöger, 25 February 2002
Image by Marcus Schmöger, 25 February 2002
A flag of four horizontal stripes, black-gold-red-white, thus combining the colours of both German tribands [1871-1919 and 1919-1933]. Proposed by M. Gritzner in 1926. Sources: Dreyhaupt 2000 [drh00], fig. 169.
Marcus Schmöger, 25 February 2002
Image by Marcus Schmöger, 25 February 2002
A flag of five horizontal stripes black-white-red-gold-black, thus combining the colours of both German tribands [1871-1919 and 1919-1933] and showing the black twice. Proposed in 1870 by Graf Stillfried. Sources: Dreyhaupt 2000 [drh00], fig. 170; Ribbe 1972 [rbb72a], fig. 4.
Marcus Schmöger, 25 February 2002
Image by Marcus Schmöger, 25 February 2002
A flag of three horizontal stripes black-white-gold, thus combining the colours of both German tribands [1871-1919 and 1919-1933], but leaving out the common red. Source: Ribbe 1972 [rbb72a], fig. 9.
Marcus Schmöger, 25 February 2002
Image by Marcus Schmöger, 25 February 2002
A flag of three horizontal stripes gold-white-red, thus combining the colours of both German tribands [1871-1919 and 1919-1933], but leaving out the common black. Source: Ribbe 1972 [rbb72a], fig. 10.
Marcus Schmöger, 25 February 2002
Image by Marcus Schmöger, 25 February 2002
A so-called 'fraternization flag' (Verbrüderungs-Reichsflagge) shown in Breslau (27 April 1928) combining the colours of the two German tribands in an imaginative, though unsuccesful way: black-very light yellow-red. So anybody could imagine the colour combination he would like to: black-white-red or black-golden-red. Source: Dreyhaupt 2000 [drh00], fig. 178.
Marcus Schmöger, 25 February 2002