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WW2 German
tinnies, SA tinnies, NSDAP tinnies, German donation badges, May day
badges, WHW tinnies, etc., as available.
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For some reason, some of
the tinnies, the silver colored ones in particular, don't photograph
well; they tend to look grained, pitted and heavily tarnished in the
images. Unless those features are part of the description, please be
assured, the tinnies offered are in very nice collectible
condition. |
| Two - Mutter Und
Kind Tinnies |
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3GT-34. 1). Mutter
Und Kind 1934. 1-1/4-inch diameter terra cotta badge
depicting a mother and
child. Minor age from handling; the attaching pin is missing
from the backside, the badge still displays quite nicely without the
pin. Maker marked, “Karlsruhe,”
with logo design. UNIQUE. Vg.
2). Kampftgegen Die Not Schutzt Mutter U. Kind. Approximately
1-inch wide x 1-1/8-inch high, white composition material; pressed
design depicts a mother rocking her child in a cradle. Horizontal wire
attaching pin on backside. Minor soil from handling. Vg. $10.00 For
the set SOLD |
| Hitler Youth
Badge For Participation In Sports Events 1941 – Gray Plastic Variation |
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3GT-35. Small gray
plastic badge approximately
5/8-inch wide x 7/8-inch high depicting a Hitler
Youth diamond insignia within a half oak leaf wreath, dated 1941. The
reverse has a vertical attaching pin. Unmarked. Excellent. $22.00 SOLD |
| Hitler Youth
Badge For Participation In Sports Events 1939 |
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3GT-36. Small stamped silver aluminum
badge approximately 5/8-inch wide x
1-inch high depicting an eagle standing
above a Hitler Youth diamond insignia within a half oak leaf wreath,
dated 1939. Light to moderate age, wear and soil from handling and use.
The reverse is maker marked, “Willenbrand u. Bruer Ludenscheid, RZM,
M9/89,” and it has a vertical attaching pin. A nice example.
Vg. $29.00 SOLD |
| 1 Mai 1939 –
Day Of Labor 1st of May |
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3GT-37. 1-3/8-inch diameter stamped
aluminum alloy badge commemorating Day of Labor, May 1, 1939. These
tinnies were sold to visitors to help finance the festivities, which
were held for the express purpose of exposing to and enlisting the
individual German to the powerful movement of a one minded German
fighting society, through Nazi symbolism, including endless marches,
fiery speeches, flags, uniforms and insignia. This specimen exhibits
light age deterioration, minor wear and darkening of the finish, from
years of storage, as well as a spot of pitting below the eagles right
wing. The reverse is maker
marked and has a vertical attaching pin. A very acceptable
representative piece. Good+. $9.00 SOLD |
| Gau Tag 1936,
Hannover 28.-30. VI., Sud-Hannover/Barunschweig |
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3GT-38. 1-11/16-inch
diameter, stamped metal tinnie, depicting, in high relief, the
Hannoverian district, medieval, crossed horse head design with a
swastika, within a circle, in the center of the upper cross; the tinnie
has a lightly grained background. The outside border edge is
circumscribed, “Gau Tag 1936, Hannover 28.-30. VI., Sud-Hannover/Barunschweig.”
The front of the tinnie is lightly worn and aged; it originally had a
silvered finish, however, none of the silver finish remains; the front
has toned to a pleasing gray color. The unmarked backside is tarnished
and has horizontal attaching pin. Vg. $38.00 SOLD |
| Handwerk u.
Handel Immerdar Treu Verbunden Mit Der SAAR |
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3GT-39. 1-3/8-inch diameter, thin, hollow, stamped brass badge, depicting a a winged
hammer with a swastika as well as crossed hammers. Embossed inscription,
“Handwerk u. Handel Immerdar Treu Verbunden Mit Der SAAR.,
(Handicrafts & Commerce). This specimen exhibits very light age and
very minor tarnish. The unmarked backside is in excellent condition and
has a horizontal attaching pin. Excellent. $19.00 |
| Gau Tag 1936,
Hildesheim, Sud-Hannover/Barunschweig, Juni 12/14 |
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3GT-40. Nice large, shield shaped,
stamped metal tinnie, 1-5/8-inch wide x 2-5/16-inch high, depicting, in
high relief, a knight in armor holding a jousting lance and carrying a
shield, which bears the, Hannoverian district, medieval crossed horse
head design. The knight is superimposed on a rounded arm swastika on a
stippled background. A furled banner across the top edge of the tinnie
is inscribed, “Gau Tag 1936, Hildesheim, Sud-Hannover/Barunschweig;”
the bottom point of the tinnie is stamped, “12/14 – Juni.” The
front of the tinnie is lightly worn, aged and tarnished, only minor
remnants of the original silver finish still remains. The unmarked
backside has light, overall, surface rust, (nothing serious), and it has
a long vertical attaching pin. About
Vg. $42.00 SOLD |
| N.S.D.A.P.
Thuringen 1925-1935 |
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3GT-41. 2-inch wide x 1-5/8-inch high
stamped metal eagle with an embossed swastika on its chest and the
Thuringen shield bearing a rampant with swastika, between its legs;
highly detailed, large size design. The front of the badge exhibits very
light signs of handling and use. The natural silver metal finish has
darkened slightly from age and there are some very small and
insignificant spots of rust, (nothing at all of a serious nature). The
backside is unmarked and has a horizontal attaching pin. An
impressive looking badge. Vg+. $55.00
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| 2-Piece Unusual
Donation Badges – Unidentified |
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3GT-42. Approximately
1-3/8-inch diameter molded plastic disks. 1) The front of one disk is
painted bright gold and has four swastikas as part of the design; the
badge has some nicks and dings and appears to have been red-painted. The
backside is yellow plastic and is embossed, “OBERMOLLERNKWR.
WEISSENFELS, GOLDRAKTEAT, UM 600. THURINGISCH.” 2). The second item
has a design of raised lines and dots and has a deep gold finish, which
appears to be original to the piece; the gold finish is worn from the
dots. The backside is yellow plastic and is embossed,
“KOLN-MUNGERSDORF, GOLDANHANGER, 500-600 FRANKISCH. Each badge is
complete wit its horizontal, safety pin style, attaching pins. I have
been trying to identify these badges without success. Item #1 would rate
Vg-; item# 2 is about Vg+.
$10.00 For the pair SOLD
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| 1 Mai 1936 –
Day Of Labor 1st of May |
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3GT-43. 1-3/8-inch
diameter stamped aluminum alloy badge commemorating Day of Labor, May 1,
1936. These tinnies were sold to visitors to help finance the
festivities, which were held for the express purpose of exposing to and
enlisting the individual German to the powerful movement of a one minded
German fighting society, through Nazi symbolism, including endless
marches, fiery speeches, flags, uniforms and insignia. This specimen is
in excellent condition, bright and clean, extremely light signs of
handling and use. Reverse is maker marked and has a horizontal attaching
pin. A fine example. Near excellent.
$15.00 SOLD
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| 3-Pieces Gau
Koblenz-Trier Badges |
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3GT-44. Three different badges for the
town of “Trier.” 1-1/8-inch painted wood or composition button
bearing a separately applied, stamped, silver metal disk; two of the
disks are stamped. “Gau Koblenz-Trier” and depict embossed grapes,
which are superimposed on hills and a river; the third disk is stamped
brass, and is embossed, “Trier,” and depicts, I assume, the old town
towers of the town of city of Trier. Each button is a different color;
one is cream-color, another is purple and the last is brown; each has a
safety pin type, attaching on the backside. Light to moderate age and
ear from handling and use. Sold to visitors of the Gau of Koblenz-Trier;
the money went to support National Socialist political needs of the
area. Nice. Unmarked. Vg+. $15.00 For the set
SOLD
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| 14. u 15. April.
Volkstag Der Inneren Million - Social Welfare Donation Badge For The
Peoples Celebration For The Needy Millions In Germany, April 14 & 15 |
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3GT-45. Approximately ¾-inch wide x
1-1/4-inch high, thin stamped,lithographed tin, German Social Welfare
donation badge for the Peoples Celebration For The Needy Millions In
Germany, April 14 & 15. Horizontal, safety pin type, attaching pin.
Light to moderate age, as well as light to moderate scratches and chips
to the finish from handling and use; the backside is heavily aged.
Otherwise Vg. $9.00 SOLD
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| Wir Opfern! –
We Sacrifice |
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3GT-46. 1-1/4-inch
diameter, hollow stamped brass, badge, depicting St. George slaying the
dragon. The badge is impressed with the inscription, “Sichert den Sieg
uber Hunger und Kalle, Wir Opfern!” (A donation badge for the defeat
of hunger). Light to moderate age and wear; the red and silver finish is
worn and chipped, approximately 60%or more of the finish still remains.
. The hollow backside is unmarked and has a horizontal, safety pin type,
attaching pin. Vg. $9.00 SOLD
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