NSKOV Tinnie/Badge

[Darrick]

Greetings.I am wondering what event this tinnie/badge was for.It is made of brass and is quite heavy.Any info. is greatly appreciated. Regards,Darrick

[Darrick]

2nd pic.

[burgerhaus]

2nd pic.

Darrick, Here it is in one of Manion's books...

[burgerhaus]

Darrick, Here it is in one of Manion's books...

And here is the discription. Volume II. I hope this helps. P.S. This is a nice one. Robert

[burgerhaus]

And here is the discription. Volume II. I hope this helps. P.S. This is a nice one. Robert

But wait a minute. It isn't a stamped badge with a silver finish...so much for a 25 year old reference. I like your tinnie. Robert

[burgerhaus]

But wait a minute. It isn't a stamped badge with a silver finish...so much for a 25 year old reference. I like your tinnie. Robert

I can't wait for others to reply....James...Ralph....I know it's Saturday night...I try to help.

[Darrick]

Hello Robert.Do you think they would have made two different types?I don't have a scale, but I can tell you it's heavy.Do you think one is fake?Regards,Darrick

Hello Darrick,
I have the stamped version.
Yours is nicer. Maybe it cost more, or was given to the organizers of the meeting?
Regards,
Fred

[Don Scowen]

Hello Robert.Do you think they would have made two different types?I don't have a scale, but I can tell you it's heavy.Do you think one is fake?Regards,Darrick

Although tinnies are faked, I doubt that it is the case with this one. As with most commercial enterprises today, they wanted to get as much money out of the punters as possible. So I suspect that badges for both less & more wealthy supporters were made to raise as much cash as possible.

Cheers
Don

[stuart c]

Here's mine, also a silver washed stamped version.