Need more help with Tinnies; please.

[Harvey A]

Hello again,

Here are some more of the tinnies I got off the E-stand in a group that I purchased on order to get the Destroyer Badge that was with them. Now I find myself liking the tinnies and wishing to know more about them. All help is appreciated.

Harvey

[Harvey A]

1 Reverse

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Tinnie 2

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Are these Tinnies? Look more like jewelry.

[Harvey A]

Jewelry? reverse

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Tinnie 3

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Tinnie 4

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4 reverse

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Tinnie 5

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5 reverse

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Last; a DJ Tinnie

[James Noble]

Your first tinnie is one of a set of six Labor Day pins 1934-1939, number 2, no idea, number 3, I think your right about them being some sort of jewelry. I also believe number 4 is a nice enameled souvenir pin from Salzburg. post #7 is a KWHW tinnie trying to sell the idea that a golden sun shines on a free land. post #9 is another souvenir pin this one from Koblenz. And the last one is a Deutsches Youth Festival pin silver for the year 1937 also came in bronze for the year 1936

[Harvey A]

Thanks James; you're always very helpful.

Harvey