Originally posted by jnoble
Never seen that maker either. Interesting badge and hallmarked text....
John
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Hi ya James,
Never seen that maker either. Interesting badge and hallmarked text....
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ladies tradition brooch ww1?
ladies tradition brooch ww1 or twenties?Originally posted by Ralph A
1)I saw a variation on a secondhand-market.
It was also an oval shape but very transparant. (molded glass shaped like a cut egg in half the long way, like a beatle).
with on the right a litlle black prussian cross right side an very irrigular white threat in it.Very good quality-work and authentic.( So not a presse-papier
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I have never seen your brooch or "mine" before .
If it it's still available I'll buy it.
2)I already bought a extremely pin ww1consisting all the allied flags with short capital lettertext; ON LES A EU( free translated; WE HAD THEM HAD; WE FINISHED THEM, THE GERMANS WW1)
If some bodyknows more about them ...you'r welcome.
Ben BaarsComment
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ladies tradition brooch ww1 or twenties?
<TABLE class=tborder cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=6 width="100%" align=center border=0><TBODY><TR title="Post 348090" vAlign=top><TD class=alt2>1e reply didn't work . So 2e reply to brooch of Ralf A item375
ladies tradition brooch ww1 or twenties?
1)I saw a variation on a secondhand-market.
It was also an oval shape but very transparant. (molded glass shaped like a cut egg in half the long way, like a beatle).
with on the right a litlle black prussian cross right side an very irrigular white threat in it.Very good quality-work and authentic.( So not a presse-papier)
I have never seen your brooch or "mine" before .
If it it's still available I'll buy it.
2)I already bought a extremely pin ww1consisting all the allied flags with short capital lettertext; ON LES A EU( free translated; WE HAD THEM HAD; WE FINISHED THEM, THE GERMANS WW1)
If some body knows more about them ...you'r welcome.I don't have a camera for placing pictures.
Ben Baars
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kdf tinnie handwerkstag berlin
Hello RalfOriginally posted by Ralph ADid I catch you unawares?
Do you or somebody know if this kdf badge is rare?
Its has a very good composition; interesting how the artist of this badge "plays" with the perspektive! Look at the buildingperspective and then see going downwards how each step has a perpective-correction; it proves that the disigner knows that it is an object at last; very artistic !!
Ben BaarsComment
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Speaking of a well designed tinnie with good use of perspective here's my latest oneComment
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Nice one James! I like it.
Are those little heads on the central motif? The one just right of the center
looks like Hitler wearing a pointed cap . I have an overly active imagination.
Later............... John............Comment
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German/Finn Enamel......
Can anyone shed some light on this badge? This is not a "tinnie" in the true sense of the word, or is it? Perhaps just a more expensive higher quality tinnie.
Comments would be greatly welcomed...................
JohnComment
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Marked reverse............Comment
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Muchow Portrait Tinnie
Nice portriature...........Comment
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Reverse, pin still alive and well after all these years.....Comment
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Originally posted by John BartNice one James! I like it.
Are those little heads on the central motif? The one just right of the center
looks like Hitler wearing a pointed cap . I have an overly active imagination.
Later............... John............ He's right...
BTW and to answer an earlier question: I always considered the enameled "EK & flowers" brooch to be a post WWI thing for a lady, yes. This sort of item abounds.-Ralph AbercrombieComment
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tinnie perspective
Very nice James!Originally posted by jnoble
Your tinnie is loveable, because its attemps to give so much details as possible on a small tinsurface.
I'm always esthonished how artists can give on little pieces of tin, surch powerfull imaginations, specially the old german cities with their medioval sphere often surrounded by disappearing landcape in the background.
The maker of your tinnie tried to show the buildings from a low vieuwing point;
I consider these well-detail "city- tins" a kind of foto; it shows us an exact detailed Germany-document at that timeat that place.An old inhabitant would surely recognize his city.
Ben BaarsComment
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KDF tinnie
Hello Jnoble ,Originally posted by jnoble
Please,let me know if my private mail(s) arrived you.I tried several times , but the messages disappeared after submitting.
Ben BaarsComment
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Here's a nice enamel sports related pin between Germany and Belgium. posted for Ben Baar'sLast edited by James Noble; 02-13-2004, 08:08 PM.Comment
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Recent pickupComment
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