Card-stock Tag der Arbeit tinnie

[Robert P.]

Very unusual addition to my 1935 Tag der Arbeit collection. Can anyone make out what the inscription on the back reads?

Thanks,
Robert

[dragnet]

I myself have never seen this example and looks right from the scans, great pick-up IMO.

[Greg]

Robert, I agree with the comment .... I wish I could make out what the word says but I can't, but that is a neat Tag der Arbeit item! I've never seen one before either.

Best,
Greg

[jabnus]

Great and probably very rare cardboard tinnie.

First one for me as well and have been collecting these for many years now.

[mametz]

Not saying this one is bad but they are making some very convincing
fake cardboard tinnys now add a rusty pin to them and away you go
Regards
Mametz

[Chris Lee]

tinnie

It looks like it reads Rundsberg

[Robert P.]

Not saying this one is bad but they are making some very convincing
fake cardboard tinnys now add a rusty pin to them and away you go
Regards
Mametz

Thanks everyone. Mametz, I'll have to get a carbon test on this one.

I wonder is Rundsberg is a name of a German city?

Robert

[speedytop]

I think, it is Rendsburg:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rendsburg

Uwe

[Robert P.]

Thank you, I will go with that. Very much appreciated!

Robert

[Wood]

This one is real enough Mametz.
Regards,
Pete

[torstenbel]

I have had this cardboard badge twice in the past ten years or so ... it is certainly not common and this one looks in good condition, too. Cheers, Torsten.

[jabnus]

If someone ever sees another for sale, please give me a shout. Would love to add this to my Tag der Arbeit tinnies collection.

[Robert P.]

If someone ever sees another for sale, please give me a shout. Would love to add this to my Tag der Arbeit tinnies collection.

I will contact you should I find another.

Robert