Original German WWII Tinnie Pin and Medal Collection - Set of 31 IMA Merchandise making sure a decal was

making sure a decal was present was not considered overly important

particularly the development of a signal code that was adopted by the Royal Navy in 1803

This stamped sheet steel construction helmet retains about 50-60% of the original Luftwaffe Blue-Gray paint

Terssens were eventually withdrawn from service

a wonderful detailed interview with Sergeant  Harry Plisevich about his WWII experience was conducted on September 12

Original German WWII Tinnie Pin and Medal Collection - Set of 31 IMA Merchandise making sure a decal wasOriginal Items: Only one set available. Acquired directly from a veterans family at a recent military show. "Tinnies" (Veranstaltungsabzeichen Event Badge) are small commemorative pins or medals, acquired when one attended a specific event held in Germany. They were often made of thin stamped metal, bakelite, or even pressed paper. This collection consists of thirty one German WWII medals and tinnie pins. We have been able to identify these three,