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On departure from Gotherington, 'tokens' have to be exchanged before the train can proceed. The Token system is an old but very reliable method of allowing only one train into a section at any one time.
Our new, but not so photogenic, Kelty ... and not so fond of either .. but at least it's 1 lb lighter than our trusty and much loved Sierra Designs shelter which we'll continue to use in colder weather and shorter, less demanding trips
Go by bus - Charter One - From us
L & C.C. MTR TR Co. - Hazleton, PA - 1950s-1960s. 23mm bronze token.
Having tokens sealed into bullae-envelopes proved unsuitable for more complex trading records. This led to a simpler system of recording numbers and items directly onto clay fashioned into different shapes developing circa 3,500-3,200 BCE.
Here we see two numbers, three & four, being used to represent measures of two kinds of commodities.
This token measures 4x3cm and contains three small circular depressions and four short wedges.
The above is copyright to the Schoyen Collection
, catalogue umber MS 4647. It can be viewed at: www.schoyencollection.com/math.htm
Exhibited: The Norwegian Intitute of Palaeography and Historical Philology (PHI), Oslo, 13.10.2003-06.2005.
Sleep Token in concerto al Graspop Metal Meeting 2023 di Dessel foto di Andrea Ripamonti per www.rockon.it
These are 4 boxes of assorted cupcakes being sent as a thank you. They are:
Vanilla Lovers (stars)
Chocolate Squared (blue flowers)
Cookies n Cream (mini Oreos)
Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go (custom; sprinkles)
Storm (hearts and gold dragees)
Caramel Dolce (caramel chips)
Despite being a short line, with only two stations, the railway still operates a token exchange to allow the train to proceed onwards from the main yard.
This token reads N.S.M and stands for North Skelton mine.
This was an iron stone mine in east Cleveland.
The token was issued by Bolckow Vaughan & co
June 25, 2013
Day 176/365
Another macro shot consistent with this week's theme. These are the tokens for the Toronto transit system. They're small -- about the size of a dime (Canada or US). I like the design of these tokens. This "new" design was introduced in 2006 to make them harder to counterfeit.
A quick stop at the Token Creek Ponds the other morning yielded some very frosty images. The ponds are spring fed, and the warmer water created a very nice ice fog. This moisture froze to the surrounding vegetation with the still night air. Images were captured and tone mapped from five bracketed frames. Images were processed using Nik HDR Efex Pro 2.
Preparing to swap tokens former Nidd Vale Light Railway Hudswell Clarke 1208 of 1916 'Illingworth/Mitchell' runs into Stoneacre loop. Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway.
Our 34th anniversary of our first date today ( firework party back in 1983 ) . Hazel made me this love token from copper in her workshop.
CANTERBURY
Halfpenny, 1794. The Cathedral. CANTERBURY TOKEN. Ex: Monogramm E.P. Rv. City shield of arms. OUR KING AND COUNTRY LAWS AND TRADE 1795
I'm Chris, Kristina is Kris, Enrica is Rica, Elizabeth is Liz.
From the 8th grade. We made 4 and we each got one, from Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk.
Alex Monroe's Collection of silver tokens for the Fate, Hope & Charity Exhibition at the Foundling Museum,
At the Poldark Mine in Cornwall there was a machine that dispenses these tokens and they are based on Cornish pennies. You are supposed to use them in the machines but we liked one so much we ran off with it as a souvenir.
camera - minolta x300
film - ilford hp5 400 pushed to 1600
lens - 50mm f1.7
everyone loves mirrors right?
There were more boys invited I think but only these three showed up! They were slightly outnumbered but when it came to tea they did quite well most of the girls sat at the other table!
FAILE/BÄST tokens with a Boy kissing Darth Vader as a little girl and lovely native American inspired FAILEness on the reverse.
Two coins again, I guess.
Created from lead recovered from the batteries of HM submarine Torpedo Boat No 1, the first submarine ever commissioned by the Royal Navy.