Number plates (Tags)

[kf4rca]

The top 2 are from 1922 about 98 years old! I rescued them from a garage that was being torn down for a doctors office back in about 1962. I was 10 years old! And I have saved them ever since.
The Charleston plates are a little newer and were issued by the local municipality.
Others include my ham plate for my first call letters. At that time ham plates were FREE. But these days they charge for them (about $80 I think).
And a "Hobby/Antique" plate that I had for my Gremlin.

[Josef]

Nice posts, but I guess I'm not over doing things saying my grandfather's Austrian pre war DKW motor cycle number plates are one or at least two of the rarest things you will ever see in your whole live- the rest of the poor motorbike and so much more got lost in WWII:

After some research work I have to correct myself:
The shown number plates are very early postwar from the russian zone in lower Austria. Even though the number plates are not prewar, the are extremely rare in any case.