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    #1

    Odd "tinnie"

    It says Tordos/Siebenbürgen Nordisch — Indogermanisch UM 2300 V.D.ZTR. on the back. What can you tell me about this "tinnie". Looks like plastic or some resin based material.

    Thanks,
    Ron




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    Kreiegswinterhilfswerk des Deutschen volkes

    Hello Ron, this is a WHW Tinnie from the Kreigswinterhilfswerk des deutschen volkes and is one of a set. It dates from 1941/1942. Further reference to it can be found in Holger Rosenberg or Reinhard Tieste books.
    Regards Martin

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      Hi Ron,

      in front of the tinnie you find the reproduction of an old (2300 years V.D.ZTR. =

      Vor der Zeitrechnung = before starting the christian calendar = before Christ)

      object with a swastica. The original was found in Tordos, a village in

      Siebenbürgen (today Romania).The WHW (Winterhilfswerk) often gave such

      reproduction tinnies if you gave a donation for them.

      Gerdan

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        #4
        Nice original, but... I´d prefer the one found in Romania.

        Regards

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