1936 Tinnie in Cardboard - How Common are they ?

[5ribbonbar]

This is a 1936 Tag der Nationalen Solidaritat badge. Made of a hard cardboard type material.

How common are tinnies made like this? This is the only one I have ever had and have not noticed them elsewhere. Maybe I am looking in the wrong places !

Any comments are appreciated and thank you in advance.

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[Gerdan]

Here I found an other one for Euro 25:

https://www.weitze.net/detail/29/Tag..._108429_r.html

Gerdan

[Gerdan]

Also Huesken has one for Euro 35.

http://www.german-militaria.de/details/d20343.html

Gerdan

[Chris Lee]

tinnie

Funny thing about these tinnies. I`ve seen this tinnie for sale at $75.00 and as low as $15.00, just like most tinnie prices these days. I however do like the cardboard ones and would think that the prices on them would be set accorind to rarity. There really aren`t a huge amount that have survived in good condition all these years. Many won`t be around in 10-20 years as oppsed to metal tinnies

[Curt Steinbach]

Actually there are a fair number of cardboard tinnes. As stated previously they are going to be generally harder to find because of the material and generally appropriately more expensive. A friend of mine bought one from Bamberg - Kundgebung der NSDAP Gau Nordbayern 1926 and had to pay 175 Euros!

[mametz]

nice original shown, but some fake card ones have appeared
recently hj sa ss and nsdap so beware.
Regards
mametz

[Chris Lee]

tinnie

I guess what I meant to say was that in comparison to metal tinnies, they far outnumber the paper ones, especially the paper ones that have survived in good to excellent condition.

[Curt Steinbach]

[IMG]E:\bamberg3[/IMG] here is the Bamberg tinnie - first attempt at posting picture

[torstenbel]

Funny thing about these tinnies. I`ve seen this tinnie for sale at $75.00 and as low as $15.00, just like most tinnie prices these days. I however do like the cardboard ones and would think that the prices on them would be set accorind to rarity. There really aren`t a huge amount that have survived in good condition all these years. Many won`t be around in 10-20 years as oppsed to metal tinnies

That particularly cardboard badge is fairly common. I have had it a couple of times and I would offer it for US$35 in good condition and it should sell fairly quickly at that price. Cheers, Torsten.

PS: The 1926 badge shown by Holger here is very scarce of course ...

[Curt Steinbach]

another nice early cardboard tinnie

[RonR]

Knew I had one and just came across it while searching for another badge.

However, this one has had the pin period replaced by glueing a WHW token on the back.

[RonR]

Here is the Tinnie:

[RonR]

Reverse:

[Winterhilfswerk]

Hello Holger
Your two Tinnie Bamberg and Weimar are very very rare
Bamberg is 125 euro
Weimar is 500 euro !!!!!!
Regrads
Guy