Brooks

A beauty ! I love the color.

Here's an interesting little item that I thought some of you may like. The pictures do not do it justice.

Simply TANNENBERG

Another paper one, very difficult to read....Schule Lang 16.Sept 1934

A paper tinnie simply marked Flak

HESSELBERG 1939 Frankentag

WEIN 16.-18.Mai 1939 Reichs Kolonial TAGUND

An interesting accompanyment to the Autoban Tinnie...............A matching stick pin.

I'll finish off for now with this one.....Very colorful.

Another from the same series...............

Here are a couple more that I found...

Thanks for the kind words and information as well as the "heads up" on the mis-post. I have corrected it and will re-post in the proper thread. I guess that I forgot where I was. By the way, I still consider myself a Newbe to this "sport". ;-) I learn something new here every day. I love this site. I don't know how I've missed finding it for so long.

A colorful plastic tinnie from DORTMAN SA 1.2.3.Juli 1938

SALZBERG 24.25.Juli 1939 SA Wehrwett

And the box it came in.

Here's a rather late reply to Claymore's post #102. Another non-gold example.

Thanks for your expertise Gordon. I appreciate it. I am, as I said, just looking to confirm the fact that it was bad. I never hurts to ask. Thanks again for your time, Brooks

I understand completely. That being said, do you then encourige duplicate postings of various tinnies? I don't want to clutter things up.

MARIENBERGER 1934 N.S.K.K. - D.D.A.C.

ROSTOCK 14.-15.Juli 1934 Bannaufmarsch

I know this goes in the HJ section but I could't resist putting it up here. It's a beautiful plastic tinnie. Tirol-Vorarlberg Sportweltkampfe der Hitler Jugend

BRUNECK

Neustadt-Feldber 1938 Deutsche u. Wehrmacht Ski-Meisterschafter Schwarzwld

GARMISCH 1936 Partenkirchen IV. Olympisch Witerspiele

Hello, Question. I am running into a problem. Duplication of posts. The SA base for example now has 13 pages of tinnies. Even when I review the entire 13 pages, it is very difficult for me to remember all those which have been posted. I'm old ! ;-) I don't know if it would be possible / to time consuming / or even feasable, but could an index or list of the tinnies that have been posted be created? That way a person could check easily to make sure that a new tinnie would be posted rather than have an unintended double post occur I believe that Teiste's numbering system is universaly accepted by all tinnie collecters. I also realise that all of us are not fortunate enough to have his reference books. The only thing that i can think of is to possibly use Testie's numbering system along with a brief description of the tinnie. Possibly it could be set up so that when a person posts a new tinnie to the database an additional entry could be made by the poster to contents section of the the database index with Testie's number and a brief description. Anyway, just a suggestion from the new guy. Reguards, Brooks