The Great Tinnie War

[John Bart]

well--last one for today..hope I didn't bore everyone with these newbies! Mike

Mike,
No, I wasn't bored at all. Nice items! Keep em coming.
Regards,
.. John

[Mike Dunn]

Most likely posted before but what the heck--one of my favorites. This one is marked Sachsen, 25 III.34.

[Mike Dunn]

Hope these are not repeats.. Very colorful Gautag SudHannover 1938 tinnie..

[Mike Dunn]

Not sure what this one was for..Kinda like the mirror tinnie posted earlier. Maybe someone can translate the paper backing.. Mike

[Nimble1]

Castoffs?

Mike,
We can only hope that you put some of your castoffs on the e-stand for us mere mortals to purchase. Thanks for showing them to us.

[James Noble]

Here's another example of the fine workmanship that went into some of these small pins 20mm X 30mm.

[James Noble]

A nice little Homeland Tirol Folk Festival pin.

[Mike Dunn]

Here is a beauty just off of E-stand..Mike

[James Noble]

District meeting badge for the Frontfighters in Eger 1938.

[Mike Dunn]

Although not WWII, this 1919 Turnerbund tinnie is a classic. Came my way when a friend told me about it.. THANKS!!

[VerKuilen Ager]

Hated paying the piper on this one, but the design and treatment was pretty hard to pass up.

[John Bart]

Heim Godenwind

Hated paying the piper on this one, but the design and treatment was pretty hard to pass up.

VerKulien,
Nice seldom encountered badge

.. John

[Sebastian Bianchi]

This thread started in 2002... how time flies, huh?


Nice one guys.

[John Bart]

This thread started in 2002... how time flies, huh?

Nice one guys.

Hi Sebastian,
Yes! Great thread and great forum!

.. John

[John Bart]

R Sieper.........