WHW Tinnies post them if you got them I will start.

[winterhilfswerk Book]

It's obviously a donation token...but I agree with Eric that it probably isn't associated with the WHW Organization.

I really like it though...I haven't seen one like it before.

Chrys

[SADolch]

Chrys......Not sure if this one has been posted............Dave H

OOPS sorry about the SA item

[winterhilfswerk Book]

Very nice Dave...a nice early piece from Gau Kurhessen!

Thanks for sharing....

[fpalacio]

beautifull

[Eric Zentner]

Very nice Dave. I have never seen one before.

Eric

[winterhilfswerk Book]

Hey everyone!

Well we had a fantastic SOS...it was nice to see a few of you there.

I picked up three new donation cans for my collection. The first one is the oldest as you can see that it has been relabeled a few times in its life. It was likely hung in a public place for donations...you can see where it was suspended and where they used a key to open the bottom up to get the money out. The Wurttemberg 'shaker' style can is one of my favorites...its a rarely seen can and has the early WHW adler design on it. The Gau Bayreuth can I already had but this one has its original lock/seal still intact. I had wondered all of these years how they locked these Bayreuth cans...now I have my answer!

Cheers guys!
Chrys

[fpalacio]

Awesome!!! (Y)

[Eric Zentner]

I think I saw those on Thursday or some verv similiar Chrys? Nice pickup.

[winterhilfswerk Book]

Yeah I saw them Wednesday evening during the dealer setup and didn't get them. I went back Thursday morning and snagged them. Maybe I showed them to you at our table?

[Carfin LEWYS]

Hi,

Aie, Aie, Aie, the donation cans are absolutly fantastik. Félicitation Chrys.
Best regards from Alsace , France.
Carfin.