SA Tinnies - Recent Acquisitions

[jabnus]

Oh you little man, you must really feel bad about yourself, do you? i said 100 in 2 years and yes, i did get rid of most of my SA badges.

Can't let it go, can you Martin?

[Martin Harding]

Oh you little man, you must really feel bad about yourself, do you? i said 100 in 2 years and yes, i did get rid of most of my SA badges.

Can't let it go, can you Martin?

Perhaps this is the time to remind you that this is a Military forum hence please would you be so good refrain from ruining this thread, especially ones that I have generated. 'Self appointed experts' usually do not have a clue what they are talking about and with reference to this that was self evident regarding the Vokswagen tinnie , this was proven via the other thread yet you now come on this thread with even more petty remarks. Other Members were actually enjoing this thread until you sabotaged it. If you spent more time researching tinnies instead of challenging people who point out your obvious total and lack of understanding of the subject perhaps you would not react in such an infantile manner when corrected
pertaining to the other thread there was no getting through was there ? even when I posted a period example of the tinnie you asked where was the evidence to back it up........... well Columbo the evidence was the tinnie that even an novice would have reconised as original and don't bother asking why because any one who knows even just the basics regarding Period German Badge construction would not even need to ask. Firstly you need to be able to determin the difference between bakelite and zinc.........hence I rest my case
I have let this go 3 times now but perahps you don't understand the term ' I am putting this to bed'.
Now as only one of us has a reputation to loose I will refrain from any further comments.
And don't bother replying on here unless you have an SA tinnie different to the ones I or Richard have posted because as I stated ealrier this is a Military forum not a chatroom for those of an insecure nature.
Now if you can't show any respect for me at least show some for the other members who were enjoying my thread until your hijacking
By all means post an SA Tinnie different to the 121 that i have already posted............. after all you said they were all just common examples ..............no I thought not you can't even post one example can you ?

[jabnus]

Martin, are you on drugs?

You dragged the discussion to this topic, not me. I say again: i never ever called myself an expert and i never will, but you constantly tell you're the advanced collector with 40 years of dealing who knows everything better than everyone else. Posting a badge with nothing to back it up is not posting evidence. Im not going to further repeat everything, but you make an ass of yourself as they say on tv.

I would never have posted in this topic if you hadn't started and am not out to create the same mess as you did yesterday here. Please end this for your own sake. For the people who follow this topic, here is another badge i believe has not been posted and which i currently have for sale. I'll probably put it on the e-stand soon too to help finance a GPB.

It will be a tinnie in honor or rememberance for Hein(rich) Hammacher. His name was allowed to be used with the Sturm-flag. Maybe June 1934 this name was added to the flag and this was especially celebrated.

On October 1, 1933 this name was announced to be granted to the SA-group of Niederrhein to Sturm 33/138 at Meiderich. SA-Mann Hammacher was shot November 2, 1932 by marxists. One day later he died.

As you can read from Wim's quote above this is a small, possibly only local, SA commemorative badge.

[Curt Steinbach]

Are you guys about done?

Martin, it seems to me you migrated the "discussion" over to this thread when you continued with the following comment that caused the spillage - "too bad via another thread that the 'resident self appointed expert' ........and we all know who he is doesn't have anything to back up his own words in which he even contradicts himself and then has to resort to paragraphs upon paragraphs of blatant demfamation of Character just because someone challenges their glowing errors ............... apparently the character I refer to has sold over a 100 SA tinnies in the last year alone or was it a thousand "

aside from that, you did invite him over here as well...

"come on to my SA tinnie thread Joe I am sure your knowledge on this subject would benifit us all"

Let's all take a deep breath and stop slinging mud and emoticons. It gets tiresome.

Maybe I can help get things back on track with a couple I don't believe I have seen here but I may be mistaken since there have been a pile of them shown.

Bremen 33-01
Stolp 34-02

Curt

[Martin Harding]

Hello Curt, yes as I recall there are already 2 examples of the Bremen 33-01 that have been posted on this particualr thread. However the Stolp 34-02 is new to this thread..............and what a Specimen it is
Yes you make a valid point I hold my hands up ...I did migrate the 'handbags at Dawn to this thread' but will refrain from futher comments as it would be such a shame to mar this particular thread.
Curt do you have any other SA tinnies not yet posted on this thread ? there must be near approaching 150 different SA tinnies posted now
Best regards Martin

[Martin Harding]

Hello Gastin, nice Badge, thank you for contributing to the thread
Regards Martin

[Curt Steinbach]

OK, I did overlook the 1933 Bremen piece being in here twice already. So I went through everything again and hopefully these will not be duplicate.

Annweiler 39-01 - maybe not 100% SA

I know there has been one example of Gera 37-01 shown - here are three variations

Curt

[Curt Steinbach]

Lueneburg 35-02

Oberwiesenthal 37-01

[Curt Steinbach]

SA 34-08

Meiningen 34-01

[Curt Steinbach]

found one more...

Chemnitz 39-01

[Martin Harding]

Annweiler 39-01 - maybe not 100% SA

Hello Curt, from my point of view I reckon the Annweiler Badge would fall in to this Category, if not as an SA Badge certainly a Conference meeting that had the SA in attendance. ahhhhh that Sturmbann Luneburg 1935 Badge is exceptional and in such superb condition.
Also nice to see three variants of the Gera Badge, working from memory, as I recall only the zinc version has previously been posted on this thread.
From here on in I reckon that someone is going to have to dig very deep to post examples not already featured
Regards Martin

[Richard]

Some really nice SA tinnies there Curt! Here's one I don't think has been posted yet.
Richard V

[Richard]

Actually in reviewing this thread once more, I see the previous badge has already been listed so I need to add this one. The white painted version has already been shown but the plain version has not.
Richard V

[Richard]

Just for good measure let's add a nice one from the Kampfzeit.
Richard V

[Martin Harding]

Just for good measure let's add a nice one from the Kampfzeit.
Richard V

Richard we both appear to have a bottomless pit of SA tinnies joking aside is that the silver version ? the only example that I have of this Badge I have is in Bronze. One has to admire the Badges which designs are influenced by the 1930's Art Deco style...... i.e the Sun rays.