NSAP Tinnie Real of Fake?

[MatthewGreer]

Hello all:

I am needing help in Identifying a possibly fake Tinnie from Sweden. I have a friend at work who received the Tinnie when he was stationed in Northern West Germany during the 1980's He said a couple of locals pulled them out and just handed them to him and a buddy of his while they were swapping stories with these locals after dinner at the locals residence. A brief description is that the Tinnie is in the shape of a squared shield with the picture of a fortress/castle on it near the top center, directly below is NSAP's 2: DRA and below that is ARSTING then GOTEBORG then 1934 divided by a swastika. Since I cannot upload any pictures here I would be willing and grateful to e-mail small copies of them to anyone willing to help me out.

Thanks:
Matt.

[butschekantiques]

Hi Matt,

This sounds about right. Here is mine and I hope mine is real. I never had one.

Any thoughts anyone?
Thanks
Klaus

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[Gregorio Torres]

sorry but this is a fake made in Poland, IMHO

[butschekantiques]

I can´t say but all I know is that they are made like this looking like Polish fakes from the back. Anyone else?

[Chris Lee]

tinnie

[Wood]

Originals have the pin soldered directly to the badge, not the round pin plate that this has, they are also usually manufacturer marked Sporrong & Co.
The whole set of these (12?) were initially reproduced in Sweden for collectors?
Pete

[Winterhilfswerk]

is copie

[James Noble]

The reverse say's it all. Polish copy.

[RonR]

The late Joe Walters featured the whole set in his House Of Swords Catalog #25 back in the 80's.....



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[AlexS]

Looks like a great set but not quite all there.
The back of the originals looks somewhat like this, like "polish fakes", but as previously mentioned with a soldered pin. And if I recall correctly these copies merged from the US quite a few years ago..

Regards

Alex