Tinnies PLASTIC BADGES

[Colin Davie]

Some badges to share and hopefully see some different examples.

First we have to mention Richard Sieper & S?hne L?denscheid RZM M9/25, the most prolific manufacturer of plastic badges.

[Colin Davie]

Next, with 2 badges Steinhauer & L?ck RZM M9/50

[Colin Davie]

Now we have some others, maker names.....

SCH . SCH . & Co SCHM?LLN, TH?R

WALGO KIERSPE-BHFi/w RZM M9/20

BRUNO MULDE BREMEN

BRUNO KLETT SCHNEY

These guys probably made more that one badge, so I'm hoping to see some more from them between us.

Cheers

C

[Colin Davie]

Here's the front of those ones. I did'nt mention the flag series as they have their own section.

Cheers again

C

[nesredep]

Hello!

Nice to see this,many not seen before.Thanks for sharing.

All the best

Nesredep

[Guest Rick Research]

Could you post the backs of the first bunch (and any others that come up) too?

There is a direct link, I am sure, with the makers of plastic backed ribbon bars:

Iam hoping some detail with how the catches are affixed may put a name to the producer of these.

[Colin Davie]

Sieper.

[Colin Davie]

Sieper #2.

[Colin Davie]

Sieper 3.

[Colin Davie]

S&L

[Colin Davie]

First pair of others.

[Colin Davie]

Same pair

[Colin Davie]

The green one is more of a Bakelite material, and I maybe should not have included it here with the others which are plastic material similar to the stuff used to make plastic models such as Tamiya etc.

These plastic ones also have sprue marks where they have been removed from the sprue. The bakelite one does not. I have others made of Bakelite if you need to see the pins.

Hope it helps

Cheers

C

Edited March 20, 2008 by Colin Davie

[Colin Davie]

Sprue mark

Edited March 20, 2008 by Colin Davie

[Guest Rick Research]

They all seem to have used the same sort of pin, which looks like it was a good system-- only one you've showed has the pin broken off.

Nothing so fancy on the ribbon bars... which I have never seen marked.

Have you ever seen period sales catalogs from any of these companies? (I can dream...)

[Colin Davie]

I have the 3rd Reich Rudolf K?bsch periodicals, there is still one sheet and a couple of the Imperial sheets for sale at Weitze on the first page of their tinnie sub-section, but there are only badges, no mention of ribbon bars sorry. S&L might have mentioned them in a catalogue, I don't know.

C