SA Honour Cuff Title | Alfred Janko

Austrian Putschist & Martyr

Austrian Putschist, Alfred Janko, martyr name cuff-title. This honour name was awarded to NSKK Motorstandarte ‘91’, based at Salzburg. Janko had joined the Salzburg SA in 1923, and actively took part in the Austrian July Putsch. Trying to evade capture from the Austrian Police, Janko, along with others, tried to cross the notorious Inn River, and drowned.

SA Honour cuff title 'Alfred Janko'.  The  SA Honour cuff title, full-length, machine-embroidered,  with off-white gothic lettering on black, and  black borders to the upper- and lower- edges.

The reverse to the SA cuff title with an 'A' rated RZM paper label. Remains of another RZM paper label at the other end. Length 48cm

Condition report: Excellent towards mint condition. Storage age only. Machined-ends.

Rarity factor: 9/10

Notes: Further information about Alfred Janko, includinga photo of him in SA uniform, can be found in DEUTSCHLAND ERWACHE, by ULRIC of ENGLAND, pages 270-271. Information about the surviving 'Alfred Janko' Deutschland Erwache standard cloth, can be found on pages 428 - 431.