Hi all - Some friends just inherited their relative's war souvenirs including quite a few tinnies. I've already posted a few ( http://www.wehrmacht-awards.net/foru...d.php?t=151547 ) , and would appreciate your opinions and information on these ones.......I thought this 1932 one would be early and desirable. I assume it refers to the flag "consecration" ritual for the Westerstede SA Sturm; and Hitler and the Blood Flag would have been there?
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Another one from Bremen. A Nordsee HJ event. -
An early Reichsparteitag. I only own Manion's tinnie guide #1 and this is in it. Would it really be 8 out of 10 in rarity?Comment
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This, I know nothing about.
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Is it a stamped version? Stamped ones are harder to come by.Originally posted by BadBob
Could you post a picture of the back?
There have been a lot of fakes of these badges lately.Comment
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Manion's lists this HJ one as really common, but what's it's current value?Comment
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I like this design.
Something to do with the solstice?
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Another that Manion's guide ranks at 8 of 10 in rarity.........Has anyone else noticed that all the tinnies with town names are from the Northwest sector of Germany where the Canadians would have been? I believe it was their Grandfather that brought these back, and am certain he was in the Canadian medical corps. They also received a 'No' marked NSKK dagger.Comment
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BadBob,Originally posted by BadBob
I'd agree the HJ is common with a value of $15.00-$20.00 USD.
Nice pieces of tin you have there
that plastic piece is especially nice, rarely seen.Comment
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Thanks for the quick reply, John. I will ask him and get back to you. I'm assuming they're all genuine bringbacks, but you never know. - BobOriginally posted by John BartComment
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I'm guessing this is a souvenir of Brussels, and not one of the WHW weapons series?Comment
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One of the portraits in glass series.Comment
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Adolf #1Comment
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Adolf #2Comment
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