[OldWarBaby]

Curious stuff about the swastika. It was in use, especially as a proof or acceptance mark, way before the Krautz got hold of it. I have a set of carbon scrapers, in the original box, made for working on early auto engines, that date from the 1920’s. Acceptance mark on the end of the box is a very neat little swastika. I’ve always sort of wondered if Adolph stole it from the car parts guys?

[niteowl77]

Curious stuff about the swastika. It was in use, especially as a proof or acceptance mark, way before the Krautz got hold of it.

The Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company used a swastika within a circle on at least some of its electric coach cars... and this was back before a certain Austrian corporal showed up in Munich to paint postcards.

[jjotto]

Krit Motor Car used the swastika symbol, pre-World War 1 Detroit.

[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "I’ve always sort of wondered if Adolph stole it"

it's actually the bases of the Aryan(Nobel)
Though Aryan does NOT mean white people. It's the Canaanites or Phoenicians which is our name for them. They called themselves Amuru or Amorite (men of the west.)
America was named after Amaru. Land of Ameru is pronounced Amaruca. Ancient Peruvian
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amaru_(mythology)
Ophir was Noah's grandson and Lots son Ben-Ammi. Ophir was the one that shipped the gold from Solomon mines. Ophir also knew about Cattigara (Vietnam) which suggest he sailed across the pacific.
The Americas was never lost. it was hidden from those that where not Amaru today we call the Cabal.

earliest swastika 17,000 year old bracelet and bird at 15,000 years old in the Ukraine

https://www.donsmaps.com/wolfcamp.html

I believe they all came from the little and big dipper. Which is the way they followed their seasons.