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    Thanks!! Mike

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      Does anyone know if this little funnel is WHW. Has the word Nurnberger Trichter aournd a castle. It is small 7/8" wide and 1 1/8" tall. Any help would be great!
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        Two wooden VDA pins

        Here is a set of wooden VDA pinbacks. One a girl and the other a boy. Both are holding a collection can for donations. I have seen these painted in different colors. Nicely marked on the backs. This set was issued on March 9, 1935. Wonder if these were worn by the kids when they attemped to collect donations. Enjoy! Mike
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          Here is a new one for me that I got today. Wir Helfer 1933/34 stamped metal tinnie with a clip for wearing on a pocket or button hole. Tinnie is about the size of a quarter. Realize that it is not as sexy as some but I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. Mike
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            Here is the same stype WHW tinnie from 1934 in three different styles. Believe there are 6 varieties to this tinnie. Here are three of them. Mike
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                #3 Larger than #2.
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                  Here is a fun, early WHW tinnie that just arrived. This is a WHW Gau Muenchen Kind m. Spitzmuetze 1934/35 stamped metal tinnie mounted on a stickpin. This has to be one of my favorites! Mike
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                    I have a question

                    Originally posted by Marvin
                    Rune Set:
                    What is the word under the second rune from the left and what does it stand for? I believe it is gneil? I have this one and I can't find the word in my dictionary!
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                    Malcolm

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                      Malcolm, the word is Heil. It is the old German 'H'. Marvin
                      Last edited by Marvin; 02-11-2004, 07:59 PM. Reason: provide more info

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                        Thanks Marvin!

                        Originally posted by Marvin
                        Malcolm, the word is Heil. It is the old German 'H'. Marvin
                        Thanks Marvin, I have not got my Manion books yet. (they are ordered) so I don't have any reference source outside of this great website. Do you have any info. about the rose posted (#12 in this thread) I found mine in a cigar box with several other tinnies and I had my doubts whether it was related with the other stuff. I hope to post my pictures of what few I have pretty soon.
                        Malcolm

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                          Malcolm, The Rose is a WHW item sold in 1937 it is what was called cast iron art. There were 16.871.440 pieces manufactured in Gleiwitz/Oberschlesien, Harzgerode and the Saar.
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                            Originally posted by jnoble
                            Malcolm, The Rose is a WHW item sold in 1937 it is what was called cast iron art. There were 16.871.440 pieces manufactured in Gleiwitz/Oberschlesien, Harzgerode and the Saar.
                            Ditto! I have one too! I knew it was whw, but you have provided a lot more info. Thanks~

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                              Wow! Thanks Jnoble!

                              Originally posted by jnoble
                              Malcolm, The Rose is a WHW item sold in 1937 it is what was called cast iron art. There were 16.871.440 pieces manufactured in Gleiwitz/Oberschlesien, Harzgerode and the Saar.
                              Boy, I am glad to have found this site. That's a great help!
                              By the way, I really like the wooden WHW pieces that were posted. I have some that look might they may have been Christmas ornaments. They are rather crudely painted and one has a child? sitting on a star. They were in the same cigar box I found the rose in. I need to become an association member and maybe I can start posting pictures. Is there a link with association info on this site?
                              Thanks Again!
                              Malcolm

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                                Originally posted by Malcolm Smith
                                Boy, I am glad to have found this site. That's a great help!
                                By the way, I really like the wooden WHW pieces that were posted. I have some that look might they may have been Christmas ornaments. They are rather crudely painted and one has a child? sitting on a star. They were in the same cigar box I found the rose in. I need to become an association member and maybe I can start posting pictures. Is there a link with association info on this site?
                                Thanks Again!
                                Malcolm
                                Malcolm, there were several sets of painted, wooded figures from the WHW, The one you mention, the girl on the star is from Christmas 1936 and there were 10 different figures in the set. There are many different wooden figures from the WHW and we use them as Christmas orinaments on small feather type trees here. I will post some pictures later of some different figures I have. Mike

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