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    #1

    Undated Tinnes

    I also have a number of tinnies that are undated, or the subject of the tinnie is uncertain. I have not been able to find these in my Tieste books.

    Rückholz
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    Flensburg
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      #3
      Bodensee
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        #4
        1) Andenken - Souvenir

        http://www.rueckholz.de/

        3) http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schweiz...e_Bundesbahnen

        Bodensee - Lake Constance


        Gerdan

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          #5
          Google the first, it may give some info.
          2nd, has a modern looking crimp holding the pin to the pin plate.
          Love the last one, very 1930's, perhaps one of the B's stands for bahn i.e. railway.
          Regards,
          Pete
          From rainy Wolverhampton.

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            #6
            Gerdan, you did it as I was replying,

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              #7
              Hi Pete

              When I bought the Flensburg tinnie, the seller thought it was c1920s, does that not ring true to you because of the pin? I really like the Bodensee one as well. I had googled SBB Bodensee and found the link to the town with it's thermal springs. The train, bus and boat look great, it was cheap, but it is very attractive

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                #8
                Looking again, I think the pin etc. is a modern replacement, especially due to the heat mark on the front of the badge.
                Pete
                From a Wet Wolverhampton

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                  #9
                  I have no idea about this one at all, I know it's German because of the maker, but apart from that, this is a mystery to me
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