Fahnenübergabe Krems 1932

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I’m trying to locate one of these. Any suggestions??? Thanks

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Hi,
Yes, there is more information, because it says: Gau (on the sword hilt)-Fahnenübergabe/flag passing (not Fahrenheit). Krems. 1932
Krems means the town on the Donau/Danube, in Niederösterreich/Lower Austria, Gebiet 28. The number of the Bann is 525 (as of 1938).
There are two villages in Schleswig-Holstein of the same name as well as an even smaller place near Altötting, but they had only 100 and 200 inhabitants respectively and are highly unlikely to have been suitable for such a ceremony.
In Austria, the HJ appeared for the first time in 1931 and was then prohibited from 1933 to 1938, i.e. then operating illegally.
 
Jack said:
Hi,
Yes, there is more information, because it says: Gau (on the sword hilt)-Fahnenübergabe/flag passing (not Fahrenheit). Krems. 1932
Krems means the town on the Donau/Danube, in Niederösterreich/Lower Austria, Gebiet 28. The number of the Bann is 525 (as of 1938).
There are two villages in Schleswig-Holstein of the same name as well as an even smaller place near Altötting, but they had only 100 and 200 inhabitants respectively and are highly unlikely to have been suitable for such a ceremony.
In Austria, the HJ appeared for the first time in 1931 and was then prohibited from 1933 to 1938, i.e. then operating illegally.
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Wow! How do you know all this? You must do a lot of research. Thanks. I will include your Info to my files. I strive to learn as much as possible about my tinnies events and history.
 
That tinnie used to belong to me :001_cool: I found it on Mil321 many years ago and have not seen one since. I sold it some years back to a forum member - Railhouse I think. He may still have it.
 
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That tinnie used to belong to me :001_cool: I found it on Mil321 many years ago and have not seen one since. I sold it some years back to a forum member - Railhouse I think. He may still have it.
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Thank you for the info. It is a beautiful piece. I sure would like to own it. I will try to reach him.
 
an early piece with the first hj logo
 
That tinnie used to belong to me :001_cool: I found it on Mil321 many years ago and have not seen one since. I sold it some years back to a forum member - Railhouse I think. He may still have it.
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Hello Garry,
I just learned that this Tinnie was in your old collection. What a pity you didn't keep it. I often salivate when I see this beautiful Tinnie, I only know of two collectors in the world who own it. Railhouse is the first, a second in the USA. A real beauty !

Best Regards
Eric
 
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Thanks Eric. Yes, I regret selling some of the things that I had but money was tight and sadly I had no choice but to let them go :(

Here are better pics of the tinnie from when I had it:

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Hi Garry,

Thank you for your reply and the additional photos. I understand very well the situation when you sold the most beautiful of your collection.
I don't want to drive the point home more but this Tinnie has a value of 350€ at the moment. Many collectors drool and salivate with early Tinnies.
This is my case and I'm not ashamed to say it.
The next time I see it, I'll be there of course.
I kept the early items and will show some things soon in the coming weeks.
A beautiful thing with the same Design on sale soon but not for me unfortunately.


Best Regards
Eric

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Hello everyone...here are pictures of my example. I purchased it about five years ago for $100 at Emedals. Before bidding on it, I came here to see a picture of Garry's tinnie. Mine appears to have a replaced pin with some solder. It was bright out when I took the photos. In hand, it is a dark bronze color like the examples previously posted.

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Really great badges. You really are something special.
 
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