Pre 1933 Tinnies - Recent Acquisitions

[belinda]

Blimey, you keep them coming don't you Martin, and not just in this thread, but in many others too!... agggghhhh ....I'm green with envy ...

[Martin Harding]

Blimey, you keep them coming don't you Martin, and not just in this thread, but in many others too!... agggghhhh ....I'm green with envy ...

Fraubella Shush other wise Toby might revoke your Knighthood and your "Honour"Title you the "Tinnie Huntress"
Regards Martin

[Matthew]

#11 Nurnberg NSDAP Parteitag 1929

Albiet an NSDAP Ehrenzeichen and not a tinnie ..... non the less pre 1933

That's a nice one Martin. Congrats!

cheers

Matt

[Martin Harding]

That's a nice one Martin. Congrats!

cheers

Matt

Hello Matt, thank you..................yes I could not believe my luck when I encountered such a fine example of this particular Badge.
Below as you can see is a picture of the Reverse.

#11 Nurnberg NSDAP Parteitag 1929

[Martin Harding]

# 12 SA Mulhtroff Deutscher Tag Mit SA Treffen 12.-13. Sept 1931

[Martin Harding]

# 13 N.S.D.A.P. Oldenburg Sonnenwende 1931

[Martin Harding]

# 14 Nat. Soz. Flugtag Bremen 1932

[Martin Harding]

# 15 10.Reichsfrontsoldatentag Der Stahlhelm Muchen 1929
# 16 10.Reichsfrontsoldatentag Der Stahlhelm Muchen 1929

[Martin Harding]

#17 1932

[Martin Harding]

#18 Hitler Tag Wuppertal 24.Juli 1932

[Stöckel]

Gera 1930

[Chris Lee]

tinnies

Here`s some pre-1933 that I have, but will soon be up for sale. I`ve enjoyed them , but its time for others to enjoy them as well.

[Martin Harding]

Gera 1930

Hello Jan, what a truly Fabulous Badge and one rarely encountered. Thank you for posting.
Regards Martin

[Martin Harding]

Here`s some pre-1933 that I have, but will soon be up for sale. I`ve enjoyed them , but its time for others to enjoy them as well.

What excellent pre 1933 Badges...............the last one in the Picture I don't have an example of
Regards Martin

[Chris Lee]

tinnies

I did a bit of research on the SA Treffen Regensburg tinnie. It seems that on May 18, 1930, units of the local SA attended services in the Cathedral of Regensburg, bringing with them their flags and banners. An early demonstration of the slow destruction of the Catholic religion perhaps??