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- Reinforced grommet holes with metal rings
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- Bring indoors during wind and rain
- Designs are printed through and visible on both sides
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German Jack Flag 3 X 5 ft. Standard
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This is the German Naval Jack (Kriegsschiffgösch) of 1903-1918. Its colors are black, white and red, with an Iron Cross in the center. In use since the 13th century, a Black Cross on a white background was used by medieval Teutonic Knights.