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Germany, Third Reich. A Group of Second War German Tinnies

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Germany, Third Reich. A Group of Second War German Tinnies

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Germany, Third Reich. A Group of Second War German Tinnies

(Abzeichen). A group of five badges.

1) A 1934 “The Saar is German” day badge, in gilded magnetic metal, the reverse presents a horizontal pinback, measures 37 mm (w) x 37 mm (h), and in good condition.

2) An NSDAP badge for the district of Middle Franconia Sesselberg, the reverse presents a horizontal pinback, measures 37 mm (w) x 47 mm (h), and in good condition.

3) A circular badge celebrating the National Day of German Handcrafts, with a matte-grey finish, the central design presents the landmass of Germany with a sword and hammer in front, surmounted by a swastika, the outer border presents a cogged wheel, the reverse shows the inscription “TAG DES DEUTSCHEN HANDWERKS 1938” and the number “9,” a horizontal pinback, measures 32 mm in diameter, and in fair condition.

4) A Reichsparteitag Tinnie to commemorate the NSDAP rally at Nuremberg in 1937, maker mark on reverse “M.REICH BRESLAU,” horizontal pinback, measures 42 mm in diameter, and in fair condition.

5) A 1939 Reichsparteitag Tinnie, RZM M9/238 and “BRÜDER SCHNEIDER A.G. WIEN” on reverse, horizontal pinback, measures 42 mm in diameter, and in fair condition.