Original German Pre-WWII Winterhilfswerk (WHW) "Tag der Arbeit" (Day of Labor) Tinnie Group (5 Pieces)
A "tinnie" is a small, inexpensive badge or pin produced in large quantities by the NSDAP (1933-1945) to commemorate a wide variety of events, rallies, and fundraising efforts. Despite the name "tinnie," they were made from various materials including metal (aluminum, tin), plastic, glass, wood, or even pressed leather. There are estimated to be over 8,000 different designs of WHW items, ranging from regional crests to fairy tale characters.
Included in this lot are the following (L to R):
1. 1. Mai 1936 – Tag der Arbeit. Marked "M.S.M." on reverse. Pin is intact. This tinnie is aluminum.
2. Tag der Arbeit 1935. Marked "Fechler Bernsbach/SA" on reverse. Pin is intact. This tinnie is aluminum.
3. 1. Mai 1939 ??. Not 100% sure since its very corroded throughout. It is marked and the pin is intact.
4. 1. Mai 1938. Marked "Bruno Klett, Schney" on reverse. Pin is intact. This is a plastic tinnie.
5. Tag der Arbeit 1934. Bronzed. Unmarked. Pin is intact.
Except for one, the rest are in good, condition. Sold as a set.
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