License plates

[Datrus]

I know these are repro, but what are they meant to like like? I never seen plates like this



Regards, Lars

[Gunny Hartmann]

Are they civilian?

[Datrus]

I have no idea what they are meant to be Gunny

Cheers

[Gunny Hartmann]

I think they are civilian Lars, the first 3 letters IIN denote what province or city the vehicle came from.

[Datrus]

Sound reasonable Gunny. Thank you mate

Cheesr

[harryamb2]

could be civvy plates from insbruck if they were real.?

[Datrus]

could be civvy plates from insbruck if they were real.?

Thank you very much. I am asking because i have a good friend who have a pair for a old Mercedes he is restoring. Not bike plates of course but car plates. They have the same first three letters on them. Thanks a lot

Regards, Lars

[rabbitface]

hi lars,have you ever found any license plates whilst out digging
cheers adam

[Datrus]

Not yet unfortunately, but a friend found one last summer

Regards, Lars

[Datrus]

Hello Guys,

I actually found out that Germany used Roman digits between 1906-1945. I is for Prussia, II Bavaria and so forth. So the original plates my friend have say "2N" and not "iiN". I found the precise combination "IIN", which means "Bavaria, Nürnberg/Fürth. The two cities used the same code. They are indeed civilian plates

Regards, Lars