Germany, National Socialist People’s Welfare. A Whw Fasnet 1939 Tinnie By G.H. Mayer Auction exhibiting loss of the olive

exhibiting loss of the olive green finish on the left side eyelet

Ruweisat Ridge

was a supercharged four engine aircraft capable of flying higher and faster but with smaller loads than the C-46

1922 in Fellbach (near Stuttgart)

with a large eagle with spread-out wings superimposed on the badge

Germany, National Socialist People’s Welfare. A Whw Fasnet 1939 Tinnie By G.H. Mayer Auction exhibiting loss of the olive(Winterhilfswerk Abzeichen). A round, grey painted bakelite tinnie, the obverse depicts a man rolling a flaming wheel below the inscription FASNET 1939, the reverse includes the maker G. H. Mayer, Pforzheim, measuring 35 mm in diameter, and in near very fine condition.