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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. |
| Reichsparteitag
1934 |
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4GT-51. 1-1/2 in diameter, solid,
stamped, metal alloy badge for the German Nation Party Day held in
Nuremberg in 1934. The front depicts a man, clad in armor, holding a
sword and a shield bearing a swastika. The original Finnish on the front
and backside of this specimen is completely worn to tarnished silver
metal with, brick red, surface rust patina; overall signs of heavy age
from improper storage, as well as moderate wear. The flat backside is
maker marked, “C. Balmberger, Nurnberg,” and has a horizontal
attaching pin. An acceptable representative example. Good
-. $15.00 SOLD |
| 4-Piece Lot, Traffic Sign
Tinnies, With Pins On Backside |
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4GT-52. Four different traffic sign tinnies,
clockwise starting from the top: 1). “Einbahnstrasse,” (one-way
street); alloy metal, painted finish moderately worn. Pin intact.
Unmarked. 2). Traffic sign, OK for automobile travel; alloy metal, light
age, finish 90% intact, one tarnish spot. Backside stamped with
description. Pin intact. 3). “Fernverkehr,” traffic sign, OK for
long distance traffic; alloy metal; finish heavily aged; paint almost
completely worn off. Backside stamped with description. Pin intact. 4).
Traffic sign, OK motorcycle travel; alloy metal, moderate age; finish
50% intact. Backside stamped with description. Pin intact. Good
representative examples. Good to Vg. $12.00 For the set
SOLD |
| 4-Piece Lot, Nordic Teutonic
Weapons Tinnies, With “Jewels,” Complete With Pins On The Backside |
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4GT-53. Part
of a series of Nordic Teutonic weapons, some having inset, “jewels,”
which are actually various colored plastic, sometimes glass, inserts;
sold at Party days, festivals and similar gatherings to help finance the
occasion. Four different weapons or shield tinnies, clockwise starting
from the top: 1). Teutonic dagger with jewel; the dagger is constructed
from inexpensive tombac-like material; the silver finish is completely
deteriorated on the front; most of the silver finish remains on the
backside, which is numbered, “0.9;” pin intact. 2). Teutonic axe
with jewel; tombac with pewter-like finish; backside is numbered,
“0.8;” pin intact. 3). “Troja-Bronze,” plastic shield depicting
a Trojan bronze shield complete with simulated green aging; the backside
is stamped with description; pin intact. 4). Teutonic axe with jewel;
tombac with silver painted finish; the backside is numbered, “G4;”
pin intact. Interesting. Good to Vg. $19.00
For the set |
| 4-Piece Lot, Tinnies, No
Pins On Backside |
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4GT-54. Four
different tinnies clockwise starting from the top: 1). “Tag Der Arbeit
1934,” stamped brass, maker marked, light age and tarnished. 2).
Hitler election pin, “Js 12.11.1933,” thin stamped metal, finish
lightly aged and tarnished. 3). “Deutsch Ist Die Saar 1934,” stamped
metal, light to moderate age, wear and tarnished. 4). RLB tinnie “Luft
Schut Tut Not,” moderate age, wear and tarnish. No pins. A nice
selection; good representative examples. Vg. $19.00 For
the set SOLD |
| 4-Piece Lot, Nordic Teutonic
Weapons Tinnies, With “Jewels,” Complete With Pins On The Backside |
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4GT-55. Part
of a series of Nordic Teutonic weapons, some having inset, “jewels,”
which are actually various colored plastic, sometimes glass, inserts;
sold at Party days, festivals and similar gatherings to help finance the
occasion. Four different weapons or shield tinnies, clockwise starting
from the top: 1). Teutonic dagger with jewel; the dagger is constructed
from inexpensive tombac-like material; the silver finish is completely
deteriorated on the front; most of the silver finish remains on the
backside, which is numbered, “G8b;” pin intact. 2). Teutonic axe
with jewel; tombac with silver painted finish; backside is numbered
“G8a;” pin intact. 3). Teutonic shield with jewel; the shield is
constructed from inexpensive tombac-like material; the silver finish is
completely deteriorated on the front; most of the silver finish remains
on the backside, which is numbered, “Juli H3;” pin intact. 4).
Teutonic axe with jewel; tombac with silver painted finish mostly worn;
the backside is numbered “21;” pin intact. Interesting.
Good to Vg. $19.00 For
the set |
| 4-Piece Lot Of Plastic
German Aircraft & Plastic German Ships |
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4GT-56. Part
of a series of German aircraft, ships, tanks, vehicles, etc., which
could be purchased at Party days, festivals and similar gatherings to
help finance the occasion. Two Aircraft and two ships. The aircraft have
been played with; I believe they once had propellers, which are now
missing; the finish is aged and worn; overall about Vg-. The battleship
is in excellent condition. The finish on the assault boat is worn on the
bottom and on the highlights; all of the soldiers are intact. The
assault boat is quite nice. Vg. $24.00 For
the set SOLD |
| 4-Piece Lot, Nordic Teutonic
Weapons Tinnies, With “Jewels,” Complete With Pins On The Backside |
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4GT-57. Part
of a series of Nordic Teutonic weapons, some having inset, “jewels,”
which are actually various colored plastic, sometimes glass, inserts;
sold at Party days, festivals and similar gatherings to help finance the
occasion. Four different weapons or shield tinnies, clockwise starting
from the top: 1). Teutonic dagger with jewel; the dagger is constructed
from inexpensive tombac-like material; the silver finish is completely
deteriorated on the front; most of the silver finish remains on the
backside, which is numbered, “G8b;” pin intact. 2). Teutonic shield
with jewel on an eagles chest; tombac with silver painted finish;
backside is marked, “Deutsch. 1195-1196;” pin intact. Quite
nice. 3). “Troja-Bronze,” plastic shield depicting a Trojan
bronze shield complete with simulated green aging; the backside is
stamped with description; pin intact. 4). Another plastic shield,
“Bronzene Hangedose,” depicting a Trojan bronze shield complete with
simulated green aging; the backside is stamped with description and
D.R.G.M.; pin intact. Interesting. Good to Vg. $19.00
For the set SOLD |
| 4-Piece Lot Of Small Plastic
German Field Gear |
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4GT-58. Part
of a series of German field gear, that were hung from strings and worn
on pockets and shirt buttons; packs, pouches, canteens, etc., which
could be purchased at Party days, festivals and similar gatherings to
help finance the occasion. One pack, one bread bag and two canteens,
which have been played with; the pack and bread bag are about 7/8-inch
wide x ¾-inch high; they have heavy wear on the painted finish;
condition about Vg-. The canteens measure about 5/8-inch wide x ¾-inch
high; most of the finish remains on the canteens, which would rate at
least Vg. Nice representative examples. $24.00
For the set SOLD |
| 4-Piece Lot, Nordic Teutonic
Weapons Tinnies, With “Jewels,” Complete With Pins On The Backside |
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4GT-59. Part of a series of Nordic Teutonic
weapons, some having inset, “jewels,” which are actually various
colored plastic, sometimes glass, inserts; sold at Party days, festivals
and similar gatherings to help finance the occasion. Four different
weapons or shield tinnies, clockwise starting from the top: 1). A large
Teutonic dagger in its scabbard with a sparkly jewel; the dagger is
constructed from inexpensive tombac-like material; the silver finish is
completely deteriorated on the front; remnants of the silver finish
remains on the backside, which is numbered, “0.40;” pin intact. 2).
Teutonic axe with sparkly jewel; tombac; finish is won to a pewter-like
finish; backside is numbered, “0.1;” pin intact. 3). “Troja-Bronze,”
plastic shield depicting a Trojan bronze shield with remnants of
simulated green aging; the backside is stamped with description; pin
intact. 4). Teutonic axe with jewel; tombac; finish is won to a
pewter-like finish; backside is numbered, “0;” (looks like the other
number ran off the edge of the metal). Pin intact. Very nice
representative examples. Good to Vg+. $19.00 For the set |
| 7-Piece Lot, Terra Cotta
Tinnies, Representing Constellations |
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4GT-60. Part
of a series of terra cotta badges representing the constellations. Sold
at Party days, festivals and similar gatherings to help finance the
occasion. Seven different pieces marked as follows: Kassiopeia; Perseus;
Leier; Orache; Adler; Schwan and Schiff. Each is molded using terra
cotta; nice detail, each has its original hanging string except for the
Schiff. Unique. Excellent. $19.00
For the set SOLD |
| 7-Piece Lot Of Nordic
Teutonic Weapons Tinnies, Each Is Missing Its “Jewel,” However, They
All Are Complete With Pins On The Backside |
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4GT-61. One
dagger; three axes and three shields, which are part of a series of
Nordic Teutonic weapons, which were sold at Party days, festivals and
similar gatherings to help finance the occasion. Each piece offered here
is missing its, “jewel,” however, they all have a marking on the
backside and are complete with an attaching pin. Interesting
representative examples. Conditions range from Good to about Vg.
$15.00 For the set |
| 5-Pieces Of Colorful Craft
Jewelry Sold at Festivals |
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4GT-62. average size approximately ¾-inch
diameter, hand carved composition material, novelty jewelry, which
was produced for sale at festivals. Nice composition carving; a pair of
flowers with ladybug; one metal piece with glass, jewel,” etc. All are
lightly aged and are in excellent condition, except for the edelweiss,
which has one spiked petal missing. There is a safety pin style
attaching pin on the backside of each piece. UNIQUE. Vg.
$19.00 For the
set SOLD |
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