Tinnies
Two more photos ...........
Two more photos ...........
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Tinnies
I have this cap with the BLUE Diamond Pin.
It has a green top and green piping.
It is signed with the location on the inside.
It has two 1935 tinnies on the side.
I have some questions about it.
Did they use the blue pins on the early Marine hats ?
Is this cap, to good to bo true, or is it a fake ?
I picked it up, cheap, at a gun show.
Seven more photos follow.
Thank you,
mikeburchLast edited by mikeburch; 11-12-2014, 04:12 PM.Comment
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Tinnies
This is the BLUE diamond pin that goes with the following post, on the cap.
Thank you,
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Tinnies
These are the two 1935 HJ Tinnies, which go with the following post about the cap.
Sorry, but I missed them the first time around.
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All of the badges where you show the reverse are post-war. The Marine-HJ never used those blue pins. For more on that you can search here on WAF or on HJ-research. The M1/63 basic shooting badges are also to be viewed with much suspicion.
Again, where are the mods? This thread needs to be cleaned up if it is going to be a useful resource. Too many fakes that aren't being picked up/commented on.Comment
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Any other colour than red & white is fake!!!
Otto Asmann never made any 'real' war time HJ pins!!!! All the other colours blue/green/purple are nothing like marine or something
HJ collector.
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Lots of Fake being shown here.
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Hi,
do you know this one, please? HJ isn't my "cup of thé" ... could you help me ?
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Fantasy item
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OK thanks!
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Just love these pins!
Here a quite common M1/M145 pin, in my opinion it is a good one. Hope you agree
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How much does one of these go for nowdays?Comment
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Here is one not on the list, but there is one on the site, the difference is this one has an unusual pin set up.
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Hello,
The cap shown on post 152 is a french one of the 50th.
Best regards
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