Item: G22392

A Lot of Five German Tinnies & Badges

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A Lot of Five German Tinnies & Badges

Craft and Trade Gathering at Hamburg 1934 Tinnie (die-stamped brass, unmarked, 36.2 mm, horizontal pinback); Empire Exhibition for the Working People at Dusseldorf 1937 Tinnie (aluminum, unmarked, 30.2 mm, horizontal pinback); Pfalz 10 Years "Freed" 1924-1934 Tinnie (die-stamped bronze, unmarked, 26.8 mm x 34.8 mm, horizontal pinback); "Ja" Supporters Badge 1938 (die-stamped silvered brass, unmarked, 31 mm, vertical pinback); and "All Unser Sein Dem Vaterland" 1933 Badge (die-stamped silvered metal with red, white and black paint, unmarked, 32.3 mm, two die holes, scattered paint loss). Ranging from near fine to extremely fine.