German WWII or Pre-War DAF Flag "Claus Clemens"

German WWII or pre-war DAF flag.  Euskirchen "Claus Clemens" Siedlung. 

 This is a unique flag with the man's name on it as a honor flag of the movement in 1930.  The flag is in Excellent condition.   Red wool the flag has a DAF separate white center and black swastika.   Ortsgruppen level, the town corner is blue piped with a tan felt center with the town, and the mans name as a settlement. The other side of the tan felt has no mothing.  This flag has 100% of it's silver fringe.  There is water some staining to parts of the flag and a stain I see, but no mothing.  This flag is in excellent condition, colors are bright and show no fading.   The flag has a unique way of attaching to the flag pole, small round metal eyelets with the original red cotton rope to each.  This DAF flag is really nice!

Background of Claus Clemens

• Birth: February 26, 1908, in Beuel (Bonn-Beuel).
• Death: December 18, 1930, in Bonn due to a gunshot wound sustained during a conflict between NSDAP and Communist groups.
• Role: He was a member of the SA (Sturmabteilung) and served as the deputy district leader in Cologne.
• Honor of the movement.  The area was named in honor of SA Mann Claus Clemens, reflecting the historical significance of his involvement with the NSDAP.