Help with a few tinnies / pins?

[Ssteve]

Hello all,
I pick up a few tinnies from a veteran, but I suspect a few are probably just pins and not tinnies? I think a couple maybe imperial pins/tinnies, but maybe someone here can ID them. Not sure if these are common or uncommon, but any information good or bad would be appreciated.

regards,
Steve

[Ssteve]

Reverse..............

[Ssteve]

Couple imperial?

[burgerhaus]

Steve, The red and blue one is a Winter Releif donation item. I believe they came in a series of varied signs/transport modes, etc. Only worth a buck or two. The SA tinnie I will read out of Manion's Guide #3. (S.A.-Brigade 42 Jena 8. April 1934) Rectangular badge of the art-deco style with very life-like eagle leaning to the left: flat, squared swastika with raised, roman-style lettering: bevel style border. Remarks: An occasional badge that reflects the design style of the mid-1930's with grat effect. The angle of the eagle's body implies movement to the whole badge.
I also see some inperial ones mixed in. If you can ask about them individually it will be easier to assist. I do beleive the SA has value. How about a reverse image. I hope this helps. Maybe other more experienced collectors can chime in. Robert

[Ssteve]

reverse.............

[Ssteve]

couple more..........

[Ssteve]

reverse

[Ssteve]

Thanks for the information. I deleted the old photos and put new ones up with front and back. Hopefully this will be a little easier on the eyes. Thanks again,
Steve

Steve, The red and blue one is a Winter Releif donation item. I believe they came in a series of varied signs/transport modes, etc. Only worth a buck or two. The SA tinnie I will read out of Manion's Guide #3. (S.A.-Brigade 42 Jena 8. April 1934) Rectangular badge of the art-deco style with very life-like eagle leaning to the left: flat, squared swastika with raised, roman-style lettering: bevel style border. Remarks: An occasional badge that reflects the design style of the mid-1930's with grat effect. The angle of the eagle's body implies movement to the whole badge.
I also see some inperial ones mixed in. If you can ask about them individually it will be easier to assist. I do beleive the SA has value. How about a reverse image. I hope this helps. Maybe other more experienced collectors can chime in. Robert

[James Noble]

The triangle pin in post #1 is for a Labor Day festival.
The first tinnie in post #6 was sold by the WHW org. with the propaganda slogan of upwards by our own power. The other one is a Reichs-Kolonialbund conference and meeting in Bremen.

[Ssteve]

Thanks for the information James! I really appreciate it.

Steve

The triangle pin in post #1 is for a Labor Day festival.
The first tinnie in post #6 was sold by the WHW org. with the propaganda slogan of upwards by our own power. The other one is a Reichs-Kolonialbund conference and meeting in Bremen.