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[Wood]

Zittau.

[Wood]

Wehrfähig.

A giant plastic badge with over 2 feet of ribbons attached.

Edited April 12, 2014 by Wood

[BURGERHAUS]

Reichenbacher 1936

[AlecH]

Derenburg - 1000 years with city coat of arms - Metal

[Wood]

Altenburg. Regimental.

[Wood]

Bayreuth.

[Wood]

Bemerberg. Not a town/city, but a firm's name.

Edited June 29, 2014 by Wood

[Wood]

Berlin, Regimental.

[Wood]

Berlin. Banner form.

[Wood]

Berlin. Regimental.

[Wood]

Berlin-Steglitz,

[Wood]

Borken-Bocholt.

Edited June 29, 2014 by Wood

[military-memorabilia]

Wow! Very impressive! If any of you are interested, Joseph Cassidy is now gathering photographs on non-WHW tinnies for his upcoming Tinnie Reference Book. If you are interested in submitting a photo of your tinnie(s), you can contact him at casadicassidy@verizon.net ! It's been many years since a quality English Reference on this subject.

Here are a few unique tinnies I own.

[military-memorabilia]

Tinnie Descriptions:

1922 Contemporary Studies at Passau

8/9-11/1930 Bavarian Shoemaker Meeting Days in Rosenheim

8/12-14/1933 w/chemical formula for Sand. Honoring the Work of the Staff Repairs of the Sand and Thon(?) Works in Dorentrup-Lippe

3/5/1935 Gauleiter Hans Schemm memorial tinnie.

8/7-8/1937 RADV meeting tinnie.

Below is a serial numbered 1935 RPT Badge.

[Wood]

Welcome. I especially like the one with the chemical formula on.

The number on the reverse of the 1935 badge is the date the Lauer company was founded. Unfortunately, not a serial number.

Regards,

Pete

Edited August 28, 2014 by Wood

[BURGERHAUS]

Well I tried to breathe life in this section but the tinnie I wanted to post was posted by Pete in post 1,168! I have this one anyway and no sense to double post.

[Wood]

Indeed Robert. I have quite a few to post but have been too lazy. Post it anyway.

Here is one.

Bayer.

[Wood]

And another.

Brandenburg.

[BURGERHAUS]

Only 276 posts apart Love the Bayer Pete

[AlecH]

20th Anniversary Badge of the Battle of Jutland, named by the Germans as Skagerrak Schlacht - Skagerrak 1916 - Kiel Laboe1935 (plastic). The motif on the badge shows the memorial to the German Naval War dead.

Edited March 9, 2017 by AlecH

[BURGERHAUS]

Well I don't believe this one has been posted yet.  If so, feel free to delete.  1934 Bad Sooden Pol. Schule

[Gwar]

A very long but worth every minute thread !! G

[MrClean]

On 11/10/2006 at 12:28, benten said:

the backside................ the tinnie is a bit shiny because somebody varnished it

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On 11/10/2006 at 12:28, benten said:

the backside................ the tinnie is a bit shiny because somebody varnished it

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Hi.

First time commenting on this site so please forgive me if I’ve posted in the wrong place. I was told that badges with this particular coating were reproductions and was wondering what your take was on this. I recently sold the exact same badge and was told it wasn’t original. Anyway I didn’t believe him but if you guys can shine any light on this I would be most grateful. The photos are of my badge which apparently is a fake.

[Gefreiter otto]

Tinnie or insignia commemorating 550 years of the University of Cologne (in German Köln), 1388/1938.
This university is one of the oldest in Europe, It was inaugurated by Pope Urban IV.

My collection is centered on the RDB "Reichsbund der Deutschen Beamten" and this piece does not interest me.

Does anyone know what value it could have?

Thanks¡

[--dj--Joe]

 

 

Hope I haven't posted this before. Getting old and don't remember.

 

--dj--Joe