Rare? Dresden Tinnie Help Please!!

[Chris Lee]

Folks,
I saw a thread about this tinnie awhile ago but for the life of me, I can`t find it. Anyone know what this tinnie is for? Thanks for any and all info!!

[Martin Harding]

Folks,
I saw a thread about this tinnie awhile ago but for the life of me, I can`t find it. Anyone know what this tinnie is for? Thanks for any and all info!!

The Badge is featured in Ron Manion's Collector's Guide No.2 Tinnies of the Third Reich, Page 26. Hope this information helps
Regards Martin

[Chris Lee]

tinnie

Martin, is there a description and value?

[RonR]

Martin, is there a description and value?

As Martin indicated...from the 1979/80 booklet........


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[Chris Lee]

tinnie

Thanks Ron!! Exactly what I needed to know however, there is one mistake. The tinnie`s from 1932, not 34. Makes a big difference to a collector ( I sure hope its worth more than $15.00)!!!!! (:

[Martin Harding]

( I sure hope its worth more than $15.00)!!!!! (:

Chris, as you know Ron Manion's Four Booklets also included individual appraisals of a Badges scarcity (Volume 2, the rarity Guide is on page 4) one can determine rarity according to price i.e. Your Badge is valued at $15 in Volume 2, which according to the list on page four means the Badge is rated between a 4 and a 5. According to Ron's reference the lowest number represents the most common Tinnies with a 10 appraisal (maximum) been the scarcest.
As you know Ron Manion's Guide was published way back in July 1979 (over three and a half Decades ago) when we were all still young and handsome............well at least I know that I was
Joking aside one can appreciate that prices have increased drastically over the last 36 years.............non the less Chris if your not convinced I am more than happy to cross your palm with $15 for the Badge............seriously though based on Ron Manion's values I would think that the Badge would be worth in excess of $60 in Today's Market place.
Regards Martin

[Gerdan]

The tinnie is related to the organization A.N.R.B.:

Arbeitsgemeinschaft nationaler Reichsbahnbeamter und Anwärter (A.N.R.B.) -

an organization of German Nation Railway Civil Servants. They had their first General meeting in

August 1932 in Dresden.

Gerdan

[Chris Lee]

Tinnie

The tinnie is related to the organization A.N.R.B.:

Arbeitsgemeinschaft nationaler Reichsbahnbeamter und Anwärter (A.N.R.B.) -

an organization of German Nation Railway Civil Servants. They had their first General meeting in

August 1932 in Dresden.

Gerdan

Gerdan, Thank you very much!!!!