SA tinnie Niedersachsen

[timster]

Hi guys,

I only have a picture of the front. I also asked for one from the back, but maybe you can see if this one is a good one.



Gr. Tim

[Br. James]

Interesting badge -- thanks for sharing it.

I'm surprised to note that there is apparently sufficient identification of the SA logo that it is required to be blocked out in some areas of the world! While the swastika is certainly widely identifiable, I would think the SA logo would be comparatively obscure...guess I've been at this hobby for too long!

Br. James

[GiuseppeC]

Collectors/dealers in Germany and Austria are required by law to block out any NSDAP symbolism.

Interesting badge -- thanks for sharing it.

I'm surprised to note that there is apparently sufficient identification of the SA logo that it is required to be blocked out in some areas of the world! While the swastika is certainly widely identifiable, I would think the SA logo would be comparatively obscure...guess I've been at this hobby for too long!

Br. James

[timster]

In the Netherlands even that is forbidden on some websites. That makes selling very difficult sometimes.

But my other question. Is the tinnie an Original?

[Tom Yanacek]

But my other question. Is the tinnie an Original?

Hi Tim,

It certainly looks good from the front, but I would want to see the reverse side to be completely certain.

Best regards,
Tom

[Tom Yanacek]

Here is one for comparison purposes. These are made of aluminum and I don't recall ever seeing one that is maker-marked on the reverse.

Best regards,
Tom

[timster]

Thanx Tom. Looks the same as this one. :-)