I've looked in the NSDAP data base for a maker's name for this tinnie, but came up empty-handed. Can anyone identify 'OW'?
Robert
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Otto Wolter, Schwäb-Gmund. - tinnie RZM license number M9/163. -
Thank you very much for this! I need to acquire the list that you apprently have.
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Thanks Stephen,
This will really be a great help.
Nice work!
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I compiled this list and posted it here years ago, doubt there's a better one out there, most have just copied it.
C
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I first published my list in 1995, and CR Davis published one of the best lists in 1975, so I guess we all copy from someone...Comment
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As I have more makers on my 2002 list than you have on your current list I clearly did not copy it from you or C.R. Davis.
If anyone wants a list of tinnie makers RZM marks it would be wise to copy the one with the most on it, which as far as I know is mine, hence me saying most have copied it.
Feel free to update your website list with those I provided back in 2002, you have 4 missing in the first 100 alone. I have managed to expand the list even more since 2002.
I have collected tinnies for 35 years and put a lot of time and effort into finding information for my lists.
Cheers
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Robert for your notes the following makers are known to produce Tag der Arbeit / 1st Mai tinnies and are not on the list I made in 2002.
Wilhelm Schwahn, Hanau
Metallwarenfabrik Stefan Merkl Nürnberg
Voss & Co. Essen
Bruno Klett Schney
Gebr. Heute Schwelm
K. Frank Nürnberg
Schneider Paderborn
Dültgen & Schütte Solingen - Wald
Friedrich Hosbach Hannover - Linden
Fr. Neuner Creussen Obfr.
Gebruder Schmidt Oberstein
Wilh.A. Jäger Frankfurt A.M
Good luck with collecting these, I look forward to your future posts.
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Thank you Colin,
The makers of the 1935 Tag der Arbeit seem endless. My collection is growing by the week with new pieces coming in. This update you have provided is a real asset to my hunting of new makers. Thank you for this list. At some point I'll post a photo of my collection. There are also quite a few unmarked examples of this tinnie, which I also collect by pin fastener.
Thanks again,
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Here is the bulk of my 1935 Tag der Arbeit tinnie collection. The overflow is in another case. I'm having a hard time finding new makers, but I know they're out there somewhere.
It's just a matter of time and money before the collection is complete.
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Very nice!!!
I have sold many doubles of my old collection, seeing how good they look together here i wish i didn't...
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Bringing back this old thread. My 1935 Tag der Arbeit tinnie collection has grown this last year.
I've purchased one other 1935 Tag der Arbeit whose name I cannot find on the list of tinnie makers, P.W. HEB, Ludenscheid. I'll post photos of it when it arrives this next week.
Here is my updated 1935 Tag der Arbeits. I have a few Seefahrt Ist Not tinnies overflowing into the right case from another display case. Note the cardpaper 1935 Tag der Arbeit in the right lower case.
Respectfully,
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And here is a unique cased presentation 1935 Tag der Arbeit, silver-plated tombak...
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