Fliegerlager Hornberg

[mmiller]

I want to put this tinnie on the Estand, if it is 'good'. I appreciate all opinions, good or bad.

Regards,
Mark

[mmiller]

Fellow Luftwaffian,

No one ever seen one of these? Help appreciated before I toss it in the trash!

MM

[TimoJ]

I have never seen one like it, but it has many design features which make me think that it is good and European made. PM me when you get a chance. I will try to do some digging.

Timo

[Sebastien T]

Hello mark,

Not an expert on these but i do like it. The pin on the back look perfect compare with other and the front look good. I think not many luft guy collect tinnies so this is why you dont have many answer.

Seb

[Wood]

I think it may be a souvenir of the airfield rather than an event tinnie. Looks OK.
Regards,
Pete

[mmiller]

That makes sense. Most 'event' tinnies have some type of date, and this one does not.

Regards,
Mark

I think it may be a souvenir of the airfield rather than an event tinnie. Looks OK.
Regards,
Pete

[JAYP]

Hi,To me it looks postwar,Glider flying is still being done in Germany.I have a wooden postwar tinnie I picked up years ago at a flea market.I will dig it up and post it.Jay Parisi