Tinnies/Day Badges

[BROOKES]

Hi, just a couple of badges from the early days to boost party funds.These are still quite cheap but i think they make a nice addition to any collection

Cheers Brookes.

[RH1941]

Brookes I to like these some of them have great art on them. Gary

[citizen]

I love tinnies these are all I have maybe I should buy some more

[BROOKES]

Hi, yes i agree,you can find some nice designs on them,and they are still relatively cheap compared to some third reich items.

Brookes.

[RH1941]

Be careful they add up.

[BROOKES]

Hey,that's an impressive collection you've got there.
Thanks for showing.Brookes.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Some nice item shown guys

Tinnies are a great way to break into Third Reich collecting. My very first item was a tinnie. They are still affordable too. The design work on some of them is fantastic. They also come in a variety of metals and even plastics. There is also a massive amount to collect! The Nazi Party estimated at one point before the war that over 32,000 different ones had been designed and issued. Many years ago you could collect these with confidence as they had not been copied, alas that is now no longer the case and some of the more common one has now suffered attention from the fake merchants. But without lulling anyone into a false sence of security here, the vast majority of designs are not faked. But still take care.

Cheers, Ade.

[BROOKES]

Unfortunately,if these people can make money out of an item, they will fake it.I think the lower cost of tinnies has kept the percentage of fakes down,for the time being anyhow.

Cheers Brookes

[Winterhilfswerk]

hello
Your Tinnie from Kreistag 1942 Esch- Alzig is very rare Esch - Alzig is a city with me in Luxembourg . here are photos of the badges of the 4 district towns from Luxembourg
ragrads
Guy

[RH1941]

Guy you have some nice tinnies there. ...........Gary