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Hard rubber token. E.J. Swift ran the House from 1866 to 1889 making this an early token for Santa Cruz as well as a rare use of hard rubber for tokens in California. This piece was dug on Beach Hill in the 1970s. I have been able to account for 5 surviving tokens based on catalog descriptions of known examples.
Despite not being used for over 10 years and me never seeing any of Chicago other than the airports, a CTA token somehow made it iinto the washing machine. Possibly the result of a very localized distortion of the space/time continuum.
From the Bigbury Mint. I bought this in a gift shop in about 1997 and it has been kept with my change ever since.
Abstract Wood Token
12"x24"
Oil on Canvas
My series of small objects that people gave to me from thier travels, done in a larger format larger than the actual size. This token in particular was a small piece of smooth wood just about two inches and was given to me by my brother Nathan.
Pitchfork Paris 2012
Grande Hall de la Villette
Paris, France
11/1/12 - 11/3/12
Photo by Cory Smith © 2012
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This crankset has been discontinued.
Other makers 144bcd rings will not work on this crank. It looks almost identical to SRAMs S900 series cranks
D8059/20059 runs over Bewdley Viaduct with a short working from Arley to Kidderminster, 8 October 2011. Anyone know the significance of the bear hiding behind the top marker disc?
This small piece of public art is located at a MAX lightrail station in North Portland (NoPo). The graffiti next to the far right character reads "PDX's token WASP"