Tinnie-Buying Binge

[Tom Yanacek]

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[Greg]

Wow, Tom, those are really nice! Beats what I see in local shows around here! (except the Seefahrt and WHW flags, I do see them)

What's the maker on #7? I can't quite make it out, and doesn't look like a name I'm familiar with from Hanau.

Best,
Greg

[Bob Hritz]

Be very careful, Tom. This can become addictive.

Bob Hritz

[Wood]

Be very careful, Tom. This can become addictive.

Bob Hritz

Very.

Pete

[Tom Yanacek]

Thanks for the comments, Greg, Bob, and Pete. It was a fun weekend!

What's the maker on #7? I can't quite make it out, and doesn't look like a name I'm familiar with from Hanau.

Hi Greg,

The maker on that one reads, PH.u.GUST.FEST HANAU. It's Philipp & Gustav Fest RZM M9/36.

Best regards,
Tom

[Military]

Very nice. Do you collect according to a theme or a certain year or place?

Mil

[Rakkasan187]

Some very nice examples.

Nice to see that Tinnies are still out there to be found..

Leigh

[Greg]

Hi Greg,

The maker on that one reads, PH.u.GUST.FEST HANAU. It's Philipp & Gustav Fest RZM M9/36.

Best regards,
Tom

Thanks, Tom!

[petopoint]

Good Show.

Some cool looking Gems in your mix.
Congrats Tom, the Gau Ostmark 1934 has to be one off my favorites with its bold display and 3-D design.