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Set of 3 ‘Tag der Arbeit’ Tinnies
€40.00
Set of 3 ‘Tag der Arbeit’ Tinnies Lapel Pins / Tinnies Set of 3 ‘Tag der Arbeit’ Tinnies (Mai-Tag Abzeichen). German National Labour Day tinnies for the years 1935, 1936 and 1937. Nice set of original tinnies in good condition!
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