Original 1950s U.S. Soviet British & French International Patrol Vienna Desk Flag Mount

Original Item. Only One Available. In the "Agreement on Allied Control" of July 4, 1945 and in the "Allied Agreement on the Zones of Occupation" of July 9, 1945, the zones in Austria and the joint administration of the City of Vienna were defined. The "Allied Council", made up of the commanders in chief of the four allied military powers, had the highest decision-making authority in the country. Vienna was divided into an US-American, a British, a French and a Soviet sector, based on the city’s borders in 1937.

This is a great and rare desk flag set for the International Patrol in Vienna with the flags of the four powers, the United States, Great Britain, the USSR, and France. With the flags inserted, the set measures roughly 10 ¼ x 1 ½ x 15 ⅜”.

The front has the badge of the International Alliance with the shield of Vienna at the bottom. This is a very rare piece that would look great in any collection or as a desk set at your desk at work.

Ready to display!