Germany WHW 1939

[Stossgruppe3]

This is the only shot available right now .... But what do you guys think ?
Is it a or a
What would one expect to see on the back .... ?
Just a straight-forward pin ?
Regards
David

[Winterhilfswerk]

This is the only shot available right now .... But what do you guys think ?
Is it a or a
What would one expect to see on the back .... ?
Just a straight-forward pin ?
Regards
David

Hello
The Tinnie is ok is from WHW Gau Baden He was sold in February 1939
regrads
Guy

[Stossgruppe3]

I dont know if you can help I am looking to buy one of these tinnies ....
Obviously at the right price
If you have a spare complete with pin and with nice patina can you please let me know
Regards
David

[Wood]

A very common tinnie, but hard to find in very good condition. Try ebay.de
(no forbidden symbol!) or..
http://www.winterhilfswerk.com/shop/...?productid=323
Pete

[Enzian]

Should not the inscription read 'Fassnacht', for the flaming wheels off
the Harzberg mountains at All Saints time? Just a thought-

[CM Alexander]

I'm pretty sure that I have two or three of these somewhere. The one listed on our site isn't in the best condition. These are made from the same material that the Tag der Arbeit tinnies are...they don't hold up well.

Thanks for the 'plug' Pete!

Chrys

ps...there in nothing wrong with the tinnie posted.

[Winterhilfswerk]

http://www.ebay.de/itm/WHW-Konvolut-...item19d7d2aa7f

[CM Alexander]

http://www.ebay.de/itm/WHW-Konvolut-...item19d7d2aa7f

Now that is a shameless plug!

[Mike Dunn]

Thanks for the link Guy-nice to see some uncommon items! Mike