Strange soldbuch, TENO ?

[Admiraal]

I am able to buy this soldbuch, but its not a normal one.
It looks like the stamps on the second picture say "Der Technische nothilfe", so thats TENO right?
I know the picture's suck, but i havn't got more. Can anyone tell me more about it? and what would be the value of such a soldbuch? it looks to be in good condition.

Picture of the front:

[Admiraal]

Picture of the photo on the inside:

[Hank C.]

I am able to buy this soldbuch, but its not a normal one.
It looks like the stamps on the second picture say "Der Technische nothilfe", so thats TENO right?
I know the picture's suck, but i havn't got more. Can anyone tell me more about it? and what would be the value of such a soldbuch? it looks to be in good condition.

Picture of the front:

Yes, those are TENO stamps. HOWEVER, you'd do well to find some comparisons. Based on these 2 poor photos, I would be hesitant to purchase, unless the price were 10 euro or so.

There's also not enough info from these 2 pix to set a price, as there is no other hint as to what units or areas are in the book.

Lastly, in my opinion, the rivets on the picture look very new/shiny. But that may be okay. Hard to tell from these pix.

best
Hank

[dblmed]

TeNo Soldbuch - for Comparison # 1

TeNo Soldbuch

Like HANK said, you MUST have a Lot more Fotos of the TN Soldbuch, before purchasing
it. I also don't care for the shiney Foto 'Rivets.' They look a bit strange to me also.

Here's a couple of Fotos from a TeNo Soldbuch, which I recently purchased from H.
Weitze, for you to make a comparison. ...... Dave/dblmed

[dblmed]

TeNo Soldbuch - for Comparison - Foto # 2

TeNo Soldbuch - for Comparison - Foto # 2

TN Soldbuchen are Not common, so they usually cost a bit more than others. The key
to 'Value' IMO, is:
a. The Foto, &
b. The extent of Entries / Information, &
c. Late war, is more valuable

The one you showed has a Stempel for 'Ersatz Abteilung.' This makes the Stempel as
1940, or later, IMO. The Foto looks to me like the Feldgrau TeNo Uniform, which was
introduced in 1940. (Also the side cap does not look like the typical TeNo Dunkelblau
color - so it makes the Soldbuch more interesting.)

The KEY.... is seeing the WHOLE Soldbuch! .... Dave/dblmed

[dblmed]

TeNo Soldbuch F/Up......

TeNo Soldbuch F/Up......

I collect TeNo Soldbuchen & have a number of them.

IF you get better Fotos & don't wish to Post them, pop me a PM or eMail...
Txs, ...Dave/dblmed