Wood

SAAR 1933.

Potsdam. NSKOV.

Heidleburg.

Leipzig, porcelain.

Kiel.

Mannheim.

Hessen-Nasssau.

Kurhessen, plastic.

Koblenz-Trier.

Thanks Andy, Do you know that Bromsgrove has a new home, its not at the old place any more.

Pete

My goodness, I'm over 1000 posts!!!!

Brooks, love the enamel SA/SS ski badge, I have been chasing this one for some time, with no luck.

Ian, lovely nitroplast? tinnie, again not one I have or seen.

JNobel, any chance of a pic of the reverse of the Niedernhein 1937, I believe this to be a very faked tinnie, most seem very flimsy, and also appear on a cloth backing, but the real one seem to be just a bit more substantial than the copies. I have never posted mine because the badge has been shown before, I think, and mine has no pin. Not that a pic. of the reverse will help!!! This is one that must be held and compared.

Regards,

Pete

I think this is my last KdF for now.

Oh yes, and another.

Hmm..... Blue Peter, that just makes me think of cold weather!!

One more.

Saarpfalz.

Although it would be a good idea to list them as in Tieste's books, remember that his listing is not complete, so in any futher updated volumes by him, his cataloging numbers will be different. Plus of course some poor prune would have to sort them in the thread.

BDM should go into the HJ Thread. Ie youth organisations.

Regards,

Pete

Here's mine.

regards,

Pete

This one is for Hamburg, various colours, here the silver, or is it grey, type.

Thuringen.

Lloyddampfer "Dresden"

I may as well put this one here as well.

Medal for the West wall from one of the firms involved.

Largest.

Large.

Medium, coppper coated zinc.

Not usually my cup of tea, but I seem to have aquired a few.

I should have added medallions to the title as well.

This may be a better topic for the tinnie forum.

Small, in Aluminium.

Motor cycle and sidecar.