The Great Tinnie War

[John Bart]

Ralph,
Those look to be quite rare! Very nice.
Here's another I found. As I thought, the same maker once again....
..... John

[John Bart]

Reverse, no mention of nitroplast or esoplast though...

[Ralph A]

Thanks for the compliment.

You have some nice ones, too.

The stuff is layered, and its flexible. Here's a closeup of the substrate under different light. It is a bit fibrous, but it does not appear to be cellulose. Who knows...

Somebody set fire to theirs and see if it burns like paper or melts like plastic or stinks like leather.

[John Bart]

You have some nice ones, too.

The stuff is layered, and its flexible. Here's a closeup of the substrate under different light. It is a bit fibrous, but it does not appear to be cellulose. Who knows...

Somebody set fire to theirs and see if it burns like paper or melts like plastic or stinks like leather.

I'd burn one, but I think I'll have to have a few cocktails first, ....
Very interesting pics, Ralph.
..... John

[Ralph A]

Stop! Stop!!! Don't do it, John!!!

I tried it already and they're highly flammable...

[John Bart]

I tried it already and they're highly flammable...

[John Bart]

1935 Spandauer Heimatwoche

Stamped.....

[John Bart]

Reverse... interesting coloring to the reverse.. hard to accurately
show in pic

[John Bart]

Mai 1932 10 Jahre N.S.D.A.P. Plauen

[John Bart]

Stamped

[Ralph A]

Nice stuff.

I favor those with the old style eagle.

[Ralph A]

Another early eagle

Also from 1932.

[Ralph A]

John, this one reminds me of your Plauen job.

Are they the same size?

[John Bart]

Are they the same size?

Ralph,
No, a little more than twice the size of yours.

John

[John Bart]

Thanks

I favor those with the old style eagle.

I favor the oldies myself!