Tinnie?

[AZPhil]

Hello to All,
I was wonder what you all thought about this tinnie. I have several tinnie's but I have never seen this one.

Thanks for any input
Semper Fi
Phil

[winterhilfswerk Book]

Hello Phil,

This is a pretty common tinnie...we sell them for $5.00 a piece when we have them. It is cataloged in Reinhard Tieste's famed tinnie catalog as # Ein Volk, Reich, Führer 00 - 02 a. There is also a variant in silver...we usually sell that one for a few dollars more. I believe it is from either 1933 or 1934.

Hope that helps...

Chrys

[Eric Zentner]

1938 Anschluss Tinnie, not worth much IMO.

Eric
Edit Chrys got it. By 30 Sec

Eric

[Eric Zentner]

Hi Chrys. This Is a Anschluss type is it not?

Eric

[winterhilfswerk Book]

Hey Eric,

I am not 100% sure but the early style of pin attachment leads me to believe that they are from before 1938. The motto is that used during the annexation of Austria...but I believe that it was around earlier than 1938.

I have seen a tinnie from 1933 with the same motto.

Chrys

[Eric Zentner]

I thought this Portrait was part of the Anschluss items?

Eric

[winterhilfswerk Book]

I don't know 100%...could be. I can't find anything concrete on it. Just not the type of pin attachment I'd expect to see on something from 1938. But it stands to reason...maybe they just cranked out a bunch of cheap tinnies to hand out to Austrians.

But the motto was definitely around before 1938.

[Eric Zentner]

This type is what I remember when I saw it, not to say my found pic posted is orig.
Propaganda card with Hitler's portrait in a medallion-- '[German] Folk stand by [German] Folk, we all belong to the Fuehrer / Your Thanks, Your Yes / on 10. April [1938] issued as propaganda for the Anschluss vote in Austria.


Eric

[AZPhil]

WOW!! That is some awesome information Gent's. It is Greatly Appreciated !!!
So I guess I should not pay more than $5 for this pin! Excellent info!
Thanks You very Much for the help and ID of this tinnie.
Take Care
Semper Fi
Phil