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    #1

    Tinnie question

    Can anyone help me ID these..
    Any info would be very helpful..

    Cheers
    Andy
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      #3
      Hey Andy,
      The bottom tinnie is a pretty common "Tag der Arbeit" which in later years (until the war) became May Day celebration tinnies. They are pretty common, go for around $10-$15. Don't know about the top one. Hope this helps man!

      Kind Regards,
      Steve

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        Thanks for the info Steve..

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          Andy,
          The top one is Kinder Aufs Land 1934 (Summer Camp 1934) It's a donation badge for contributions to a fund to bring city kids to the country for short vacations. Also here is the complete set of Labor Day badges.
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            Thaks James ..Can you give me an idea on the value of these?

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              Andy,
              Like everything else in this hobby the price is based on condition and availability of an item as Steve points out these are easily found, you can find them in the $10 to $20 range depending on their condition, the 1934/36 badges are found in much better condition then the 1937/39 badges due to the base-metal used.

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