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Termoken (termometer + token). En opfindelse der vil holde syge medarbejdere fra at arbejde hjemmefra når de er syge.
This is an undated but probably late Victorian public house 'check' or trade token issued at the Pall Hotel. It is made of brass, is 25mm in diameter and has a milled edge. The reverse is plain but on the obverse it says "PALL HOTEL, YEOVIL" and its value - 2D.
At this time two old pence could buy you a pint of stout.
Checks were frequently used in games, such as skittles or quoits where, for instance, players would 'chip in' a check to the 'kitty' which would be won by the winning team to redeem at the bar. By issuing checks a landlord could guarantee they would be spent in his establishment only.
From the collection of the Community Heritage Access Centre, Yeovil.
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As the Taff Vale Railway Class 02 lets off steam the Fireman makes his way to the Box at Damems Loop to swap tokens and wait for another train to arrive coming from the other direction.
Keighley and Worth Valley Railway.
Taken atop a pole.
A long standing tradition on single lines the token is exchanged between driver and signalman at Tondu. 197102 2N23 1407 Maesteg to Ebbw Vale 3/5/25.
28mm, 11.5 grams
I'm not even positive what the letters in the monogram are. Looks 17th-century to me.
Sleep Token in concerto al Graspop Metal Meeting 2023 di Dessel foto di Andrea Ripamonti per www.rockon.it
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Google Authenticator is a Google Play app that generates 2-step verification codes on your phone, and can be used when logging into online accounts, such as Gmail, Dropbox or Outlook.
So +PokerStars, how about saving us 3,000 FPPs for ordering a new token and enabling a convenient, free-to-use Android app that gets the job done? I bet it will force more players to secure their accounts, as well.
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Token exchange equipment in Tondu 'box and some 16T mineral wagons laden with finest Welsh coal neatly famed in the window.
NY Times: "An updated edition of [Monopoly]will include tokens that are styled after name-brand products. Five of the eight tokens in the new Monopoly Here and Now edition will be branded, offering game players the chance to be represented by miniature versions of a Toyota Prius hybrid car, an order of McDonald’s French fries, a New Balance running shoe, a cup of Starbucks coffee or a Motorola Razr cellphone."
See the new tokens here
All the shopping carts in Sweden use a locking system that allows a 10kr or 5kr coin to release the cart from the locking system. As an alternative there are these plastic tokens that have a corresponding 5kr and 10kr shape that can be used instead. This token is further enhanced with clip feature to attach it to the ring on your keychain.
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These are old tokens that were given to workers in exchange for the coffee they picked. They would have exchanged the tokens for goods
Week 4: Macro
strobist: YN460-II, 1/16 power, 8x11 softbox, laying on the same surface, above/behind the subject, radio-triggered with RF-603N.
Great Rocks signaller hands over the single line token to Mr Freightliner ready for the train to proceed to Buxton.70008 on 4z88 to Dowlow
The Holt signalman passes the token to the crew of WD Austerity 2-10-0 No.90775 'The Royal Norfolk Regiment', as the Riddles-designed loco heads for Sheringham with the 16:11 service. Taken on 31st August 2019.
Brynglas. The 1.20 pm service from Nant Gwernol headed by no 4 'Edward Thomas' is about to cross the 2.00 pm from Tywyn hauled by no 2 'Dolgoch'.