Came across these two sweeties today. Never seen
them before. All comments are appreciated.
Regards
Peter
them before. All comments are appreciated.
Regards
Peter
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The first one looks like a ferry token used to get to the Jersey island. The second one is a identification disk for someone working for the German labor corp. in the British channel islands. anyway thats my opinion. -
I think the first is a food token from the Channel Islands ,I bought a whole load of them from a London Dealer in the 70's ,but I cant remember wether they were fantasy pieces or real .RobGod please take justin bieber and gave us dio backComment
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Thanks for your answers
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PeterComment
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tokens
These popped up in the early to mid 70s--there were possibly 3 different types. I'm not sure whether or not they were based on actual tokens, or just fantasy pieces.
ErichFestina lente!Comment
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My Contribution
Picked these up awhile back...source had some real nice items as well as some dogs....i thought these looked good...sheet zinc....comments appreciated..
mike
Originally posted by ErichComment
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Hi Mi.Originally posted by Mike Pinkus
After hearing Mike´s and Rob´s comments and seeing your Todt-disk,
I don´t think neither of us has struck gold. The simularity of the two
discs (5RM and Ausweis) is too obvious and could easily be mixed up.
There also ought to be some kind of ID-number on the Ausweis, which
could have been stamped on the plain reverse. Just my thoughts.
Regards
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Peter, The lack of an ID number on the Ausweis disk could be because it was never issued.
Mike, I don't know what it was used for but the design on the rectangle piece is the universal emblem used by all NJGs employed as night fighters using BF110s and Ju 88s.Comment
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Hi Peter, all tokens said to be from the Channel Islands are fantasy, produced in the 70's..They come in all sizes and shapes... Sorry..Comment
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To all parties involved in this thread, thanks for
our input.
Regards
PeterComment
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can anyone translate the rectangle piece??
Originally posted by jnobleComment
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Hi Mike.
No I can´t but a wild guess is that it´s supposed
to be a token to a field-brothel.
Regards
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Mike,, In fact it translates to 'Soldiers Home' being places, normally hotels, designated as soldiers clubs... And yes there was a 'Soldartenheim' in St.Brelade (my parish) as well as one in St.Helier ( the capital of Jersey)
These tokens were never used during the occupation, only occupation notes and coin as in the rest of occupied Europe.
If you think about it, there are no records of such things turning up with 'Soldartenheim Paris, Amsterdam etc, so why use a different method of payment, in the Channel Islands, than the rest of the occupied territories..
Hope this helps..
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thanks John...i agree with you....they did look pretty neat though
Originally posted by J Temple-WestMike,, In fact it translates to 'Soldiers Home' being places, normally hotels, designated as soldiers clubs... And yes there was a 'Soldartenheim' in St.Brelade (my parish) as well as one in St.Helier ( the capital of Jersey)
These tokens were never used during the occupation, only occupation notes and coin as in the rest of occupied Europe.
If you think about it, there are no records of such things turning up with 'Soldartenheim Paris, Amsterdam etc, so why use a different method of payment, in the Channel Islands, than the rest of the occupied territories..
Hope this helps..
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Thanks John for your input. That's whats great about this forum one is always learning something new.
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