The Great Tinnie War

[John Bart]

John great Tinnies, as always , especially like the Bergheim badge

Hi Stuart,
Thanks for the ! Yes, the Bergheim piece is one of my favorites. The amount of detail on the side panels (the bricks) is amazing. Hard to show with my
digital camera.
The piece looks much nicer "in person."

[Ralph A]

Storm Of Tin.

Take cover, gents. We'll start with this nice NSKOV job:

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Next,

SA festival day tinnie:

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Next round...

Leather. Looks like a summer camp craft project. Probably, there's a matching wallet to go with this one:

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Reversus cowhide-us

A clever way to secure the pinback.

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Tattered sail.

Desperate sea battles, you know.

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Hammer and Tong

May Day 1933.

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Stark.

Somber. Like the mute flash of distant drumfire on a far dim horizon.

hoo boy. Where'd that come from?

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Reverse.

I'm only posting reverses if of potential interest. Anyone wanting specific reverses or closeups, please inquire.

Thanks,

-the management

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The storm continues...

Next up.

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Reverse has...

...a maker's mark.

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Simple little thing.

Line drawing. I didn't see the swazies on this one until I processed the picture.

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Revoice.

nyuk nyuk

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Flugrostig.

Imparts a certain character to the piece, though. As long as it doesn't get worse, I'll leave it be.

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Rusty Reverse

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