Tinnies Tinnies, anyone?

[Ralph A]

At first glance, this one looks like one-half of a tinnie snapped in two.

[Ralph A]

I like this one because of the curious type-slug change in the date.

[Ralph A]

Fabric.

[Bob Hunter]

I always thought this was interesting since it has no visable connection to National Socialism and precedes Hitler's ascent to power. It appears to be a gathering of carpenters or building tradesmen.

[Bob Hunter]

and the reverse.

[MattGibbs]

Hi folks, a "tinnie" for the Deputy Gauleiter of Wurttemberg Hohenzollern. Once upon a time I owned this rare silver special piece. *sigh* Sometimes I wish I had kept it.

The photos are the ones I recieved when I was enquiring about buying it!

Regards

MattGibbs.

[Ralph A]

Nice tinnies! Here's a rather stark one.

[Ralph A]

The Unknown Tinnie.

[Ralph A]

New acquisition:

[Ralph A]

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[Ralph A]

Not uncommon, but interesting:

[Bob Hunter]

Ralph, is that made out of heavy poster board (paper)?

[Ralph A]

Bob, yes it is card stock.

Here's one made of fabric! (over tin)

[Ralph A]

Here, for your enjoyment, is one of my favorite things:

[Bob Hunter]

I can see why! A super cool item the purpose of which is...?

[Ralph A]

OK. You caught me. Not a tinnie. It's a commemorative brooch.

Here's another commemorative, in a similar vein:

[Ralph A]

While we're on longboats:

[Ralph A]

More unusual tinnies:

[Ralph A]

It's 105 F here today, so these next three seem appropriate.

[Ralph A]

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[Ralph A]

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[Ralph A]

Did I say three?

[Ralph A]

Enjoy your summer. Stay indoors.

[Scowen]

I'm not a big tinnie collector, but I pick the occasional one up now & again. I found these 2 by accident while sheltering from the rain in a doorway in Salzburg last week......

Cheers

Don

[Scowen]

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