TJ Sendražice - Czech League - 1960 - Flag / pennant





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Original triangular pennant from TJ Sendražice, a Czechoslovak football club, dating to the 1960s–1970s, in good condition as a limited edition sports memorabilia.
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TJ Sendražice – Sport Club Pennant from the Czechoslovakia (circa 1960s / 1970s)
The present object is a triangular pennant (Pennant) of the Czechoslovak sports club “TJ Sendražice” (Tělovýchovná jednota Sendražice), regarded as a documentary artifact of socialist sports culture in Central and Eastern Europe.
Club history: The abbreviation “TJ” stands for “Tělovýchovná jednota” (Physical Education Unit), the standard designation for sports clubs in the former Czechoslovakia (ČSSR). Sendražice is a district of the town Kolín in Bohemia. Such pennants were presented during competitions, friendly matches, or jubilees as remembrance and exchange objects to athletes, officials, and guests.
Symbolism and emblematic design: The round original logo in the upper third displays the inscription “TJ SENDRAŽICE” on a dark background, surrounded by a yellow inner field with a stylized figure/bird motif and the characteristic red five-pointed star, typical for the ČSSR era.
Physical characteristics: Triangular pennant shape made of red plastic/foil with a robust transparent outer shell and a surrounding piping. At the top edge there is a twisted cord suspension for wall mounting.
Dimensions:
L: 29.5 cm
W: 18 cm
Analysis of visual and material execution
Color scheme: Dominant red as the base color, combined with yellow, black, and red in the circular emblem. The design is intended for high recognizability and strong visibility from a distance.
Cord and mounting: An upper, yellow-brown twisted cord serves as the suspension and is knotted at the ends.
Iconography and graphic design
Central motif: The round emblem combines typical elements of Eastern European sports graphics of that era: clear geometry, functional typography, and symbolic color scheme.
Back: The reverse side is solid red, without additional printing, protected by the transparent foil covering.
Technique and execution
The object is an industrially produced sports devotional.
Manufacturing process: Foil stamping/printing on plastic foil, sewn or welded with a transparent protective layer.
Audio format: Not applicable (Textile/Plastic sports memorabilia).
Manufacture: Produced in Czechoslovakia (ČSSR).
Dating and context
The present specimen can be dated to the 1960s–1970s based on material (plastic/foil), typography, and symbolism (red star).
Stylistic classification
The design follows the functional, purpose-driven aesthetics of Czechoslovak sports clubs in the postwar period.
Framing and packaging
The pennant is encased in an integrated transparent protective sleeve that protects the material from dirt.
Condition
Front: In good condition for its age with minor creases and folds in the plastic. The logo shows slight age-related surface cracks/defects at the center.
Back: Clean, slight creases in the red foil material.
Cultural-historical significance and interpretation
This pennant is an authentic document of regional sports history in Central and Eastern Europe. It reflects local club culture and the social role of sport in the ČSSR.
Conclusion
An interesting collector’s item of Eastern European sports and club history.
Artist/Manufacturer: Anonymous / Unknown (ČSSR)
Title: Pennant TJ Sendražice
Technique: Printed art foil with cord suspension
Dimensions: 31.5 × 18 cm
Condition: Good (age-related creases and slight wear on the logo)
Meaning: Sound/document of the Czech- and Slovak-Sovak sport culture
Here is the assessment of the value of the present object:
Market situation and demand
Sport pennants of smaller regional clubs from the former ČSSR are specialized niche collectibles. They primarily appeal to home collectors from the Kolín/Sendražice region and to collectors of vintage sports memorabilia.
Value-determining factors
Condition (grading): Age-related creases in the foil material and slight cracks in the central paper/foil emblem slightly reduce condition but do not fundamentally affect overall appearance.
Rarity: Regional small edition, rarely found in the trade, but with limited international demand.
Please pay particular attention to the photos when assessing the measurements (I often photographed the measurements with a tape measure). Measurements are often imprecise in electronic processing and may be extracted incorrectly in descriptions—please verify exact measurements to the millimeter or centimeter before purchase if precise dimensions are very important to you.
The description was prepared using electronic means. Errors and omissions excepted. The description serves as a research aid and does not constitute a guarantee of value.
Please rely solely on the photos as the definitive basis for contractual purchase and buy only if you can make a personal assessment and comparison from the photos and have sufficient expertise to evaluate it.
Please note that all information on the time classification of this work has been provided to the best of our knowledge, but no guarantee or claim to accuracy or exactness can be given.
WSz
09/2026
TJ Sendražice – Sport Club Pennant from the Czechoslovakia (circa 1960s / 1970s)
The present object is a triangular pennant (Pennant) of the Czechoslovak sports club “TJ Sendražice” (Tělovýchovná jednota Sendražice), regarded as a documentary artifact of socialist sports culture in Central and Eastern Europe.
Club history: The abbreviation “TJ” stands for “Tělovýchovná jednota” (Physical Education Unit), the standard designation for sports clubs in the former Czechoslovakia (ČSSR). Sendražice is a district of the town Kolín in Bohemia. Such pennants were presented during competitions, friendly matches, or jubilees as remembrance and exchange objects to athletes, officials, and guests.
Symbolism and emblematic design: The round original logo in the upper third displays the inscription “TJ SENDRAŽICE” on a dark background, surrounded by a yellow inner field with a stylized figure/bird motif and the characteristic red five-pointed star, typical for the ČSSR era.
Physical characteristics: Triangular pennant shape made of red plastic/foil with a robust transparent outer shell and a surrounding piping. At the top edge there is a twisted cord suspension for wall mounting.
Dimensions:
L: 29.5 cm
W: 18 cm
Analysis of visual and material execution
Color scheme: Dominant red as the base color, combined with yellow, black, and red in the circular emblem. The design is intended for high recognizability and strong visibility from a distance.
Cord and mounting: An upper, yellow-brown twisted cord serves as the suspension and is knotted at the ends.
Iconography and graphic design
Central motif: The round emblem combines typical elements of Eastern European sports graphics of that era: clear geometry, functional typography, and symbolic color scheme.
Back: The reverse side is solid red, without additional printing, protected by the transparent foil covering.
Technique and execution
The object is an industrially produced sports devotional.
Manufacturing process: Foil stamping/printing on plastic foil, sewn or welded with a transparent protective layer.
Audio format: Not applicable (Textile/Plastic sports memorabilia).
Manufacture: Produced in Czechoslovakia (ČSSR).
Dating and context
The present specimen can be dated to the 1960s–1970s based on material (plastic/foil), typography, and symbolism (red star).
Stylistic classification
The design follows the functional, purpose-driven aesthetics of Czechoslovak sports clubs in the postwar period.
Framing and packaging
The pennant is encased in an integrated transparent protective sleeve that protects the material from dirt.
Condition
Front: In good condition for its age with minor creases and folds in the plastic. The logo shows slight age-related surface cracks/defects at the center.
Back: Clean, slight creases in the red foil material.
Cultural-historical significance and interpretation
This pennant is an authentic document of regional sports history in Central and Eastern Europe. It reflects local club culture and the social role of sport in the ČSSR.
Conclusion
An interesting collector’s item of Eastern European sports and club history.
Artist/Manufacturer: Anonymous / Unknown (ČSSR)
Title: Pennant TJ Sendražice
Technique: Printed art foil with cord suspension
Dimensions: 31.5 × 18 cm
Condition: Good (age-related creases and slight wear on the logo)
Meaning: Sound/document of the Czech- and Slovak-Sovak sport culture
Here is the assessment of the value of the present object:
Market situation and demand
Sport pennants of smaller regional clubs from the former ČSSR are specialized niche collectibles. They primarily appeal to home collectors from the Kolín/Sendražice region and to collectors of vintage sports memorabilia.
Value-determining factors
Condition (grading): Age-related creases in the foil material and slight cracks in the central paper/foil emblem slightly reduce condition but do not fundamentally affect overall appearance.
Rarity: Regional small edition, rarely found in the trade, but with limited international demand.
Please pay particular attention to the photos when assessing the measurements (I often photographed the measurements with a tape measure). Measurements are often imprecise in electronic processing and may be extracted incorrectly in descriptions—please verify exact measurements to the millimeter or centimeter before purchase if precise dimensions are very important to you.
The description was prepared using electronic means. Errors and omissions excepted. The description serves as a research aid and does not constitute a guarantee of value.
Please rely solely on the photos as the definitive basis for contractual purchase and buy only if you can make a personal assessment and comparison from the photos and have sufficient expertise to evaluate it.
Please note that all information on the time classification of this work has been provided to the best of our knowledge, but no guarantee or claim to accuracy or exactness can be given.
WSz
09/2026

