‘Deutsche Sonnwend’ 1933 Tinnie
€85.00
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‘Deutsche Sonnwend’ 1933 Tinnie Lapel Pins / Tinnies ‘Deutsche Sonnwend’ 1933 Tinnie depicting the sun wheel swastika in front of flames, the Sonnwend is the Summer Solstice. Maker marked by ‘Deschler und Sohn’ from München. Decorative original early tinnie!
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