Has anyone ever seen these before??

[jamoros]

Hi guys, I have not got the slightest clue what these might be, have you ever seen these before?, thanks, Juan

[bigmacglenn]

The Top Tag is for an Electric/Power Generator - "KiloWatt Apparatus & Frame #" - And appears Original...
The 2 Bottom Tags Are Fantasy Pieces...
cheers, Glenn

-Update- HPL has posted the correct information below-

[HPL2008]

The Top Tag is for an Electric/Power Generator - "KiloWatt Apparatus & Frame #" - And appears Original...
The 2 Bottom Tags Are Fantasy Pieces...
cheers, Glenn

Actually, I think the "Kw" is far more likely to mean "Kraftwagen" [motor vehicle], as "Fahrgest Nr" = "Fahrgestellnummer" means "chassis number".

For example, radio sets for use in motor vehicles were designated as "Kraftwagengeräte". (Whereas Kilowattgerät doesn't really mean anything.)

However, I can't help but notice that "Gerät" is missing the Umlaut dots....

As said above, the other two are definitely complete garbage.

[jamoros]

Thanks Glenn

The Top Tag is for an Electric/Power Generator - "KiloWatt Apparatus & Frame #" - And appears Original...
The 2 Bottom Tags Are Fantasy Pieces...
cheers, Glenn

[jamoros]

Thanks Sir

Actually, I think the "Kw" is more likely to mean "Kraftwagen" [motor vehicle], as "Fahrgest" = "Fahrgestell" is a chassis.
However, I can't help but notice that "Gerät" is missing the Umlaut dots....

As said above, the other two are definitely complete garbage.

[bigmacglenn]

Actually, I think the "Kw" is far more likely to mean "Kraftwagen" [motor vehicle], as "Fahrgest Nr" = "Fahrgestellnummer" means "chassis number".

For example, radio sets for use in motor vehicles were designated as "Kraftwagengeräte". (Whereas Kilowattgerät doesn't really mean anything.)



However, I can't help but notice that "Gerät" is missing the Umlaut dots....

As said above, the other two are definitely complete garbage.

Thank You, Andreas! - I agree completely!
cheers, Glenn

[humble collector]

Very cool 😎

[Anderson]

Yes, that last item, (a key ring?) is something you might find in a shop that also sells knives, air pistols and black T-shirts.