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3:1 3:1 3:1 all three by M. Schmöger
The flag of the Munich Olympic Games 1972 was higher than wide (3:1) and had the Olympic rings and the emblem of the Munich Olympic Games in the upper hoist corner. There were three variants of the flag, only differing in the colours:
M. Schmöger, 13 August 1997
I would add that there were more variants of this flag, based on
this photo. They also used flags with red, dark green, blue and orange
background.
Zoltan Horvath, 23 April 2012
images located by Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 19 January 2017
An offer for a hanging pennant for München 1972 appeared on ebay. It has a red
stripe of approximately a quarter of the hoist, with on it in white the Olympic
Emblem and the 1972 emblem. The field is yellow, maybe ochre. Along the hoist it
says München on the dexter part of the field and 1972 on the sinister part, all
in white.
Checking further images shows its reverse (or maybe rather its
obverse) is the same, but with different colours: The field is dark aqua, the
stripe is white, the emblems are in the field colour, and the texts in the
stripe colour. What exactly this is, I don't know. I include smaller versions of
the photograph. I sought no permission to reuse; they're just intended to help
understanding or redrawing.
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 19
January 2017