Reverse.... nitroplast
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15 Jahre N.S.D.A.P. i. Plauen.....Comment
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scooped out reverse....Comment
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John, Another outstanding tinnie that you have found here, excellent piece.Originally posted by John Bart
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Hi ya James,
Thanks for the !
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E. O. Friedrich
Hi John. I have about half a dozen of this maker's tinnies. He seems to have had a patent on this process, which he calls "Efoplast" or "Esoplast". Seems to be a sort of "plastic-y" leather.Originally posted by John Bart-Ralph AbercrombieComment
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Esoplast
Hi Ralph,
Thanks for your comments & pics! Very interesting. My "Nitroplast" on my pic got washed out so I am including a better shot here. I found I had another "Efolast."
I wonder if this was the only maker who did this process?
I wonder what the D.R.P.a. stands for?
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Here's another "Efoplast." Sure looks like pressed paper.Comment
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The reverse......Comment
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Perhaps a forerunner to DRGM?
I asked the same question about 30 miles... I mean 30 pages back. 
Here is referred to as "Lederplastik", with a DRGM mark. This guy must have had some sort of lock on the process, all mine of this substance are marked with his name.-Ralph AbercrombieComment
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They're not paper.
Whatever they are.-Ralph AbercrombieComment
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Nor are they plastic.
More of a plasticised leather. Who else has these?-Ralph AbercrombieComment
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Ralph,
Ran across a company in Switzerland called "Ecoplast Industries."
They're a recycler and trade scrap plastic. Maybe these things were
made from recycled leather & plastic? Odd that all your pieces and mine were made by the same manufacturer.
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Ralph,
Nice pieces
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Another
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