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6M60 rolls into St. Bees station where the single-line token for the Bransty section will be exchanged for that of the Sellafield section.
No.37038 is the last Class 37 in the DRS fleet still carrying the old livery.
No.37259 carries the "Compass" livery recently re-applied following overhaul..
Visiting LNER Class J15 0-6-0 no. 7564 from the North Norfolk Railway poses on the crossing at Bitton, Avon Valley Railway.
Patriotic Civil War Token
The Federal Union It Must Be Preserved
Our Union
This token, bearing a likeness of the famous statue of Andrew Jackson, included his most famous quote concerning his stand against secession. "Our Federal Union! It Must Be Preserved!" was President Andrew Jackson's volunteer toast delivered at the annual Democratic Jefferson Day dinner on 13 April 1830 in response to the South Carolina senator Robert Hayne's pronullification speech. Hayne's speech and the toasts that followed were intended to display a united front for states' rights within the party. Jackson became aware of the plan before the dinner, and he decided to pronounce finally his position on nullification and win back the initiative. To the attendees' shock, Jackson, often identified with states' rights, declared his opposition to nullification and proclaimed his belief in a supreme, perpetual Union.
Token Company makes tokens for different purposes such as gaming machines, consumption, car wash and casinos.
Another from the first day of the West Somerset Railway Spring Steam Spectacular, the day proved to be a trying day for the volunteers and staff of the railway as lineside fires delayed services through the day. However, this presented an unforeseen photographic opportunity towards the end of the day with 45596 Bahamas running some 80" late arriving at Williton with a full maroon rake in gorgeous light.
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A rare (sort of) US half cent dated 1828 with only 12 stars instead of 13. And a very rare merchant's overstrike. There was a famous South Carolina politician by the name of H. Klugh Purdy but I cannot make any connection between the merchant and the congressman.
OPA stands for Office of Price Administration
Rationing was first started in 1942. Items that were rationed include canned goods, meats, sugar, coffee, tires, gas and more.
The Office of Price Administration used OPA stamps, coins and chits for rationing.
OPA coins (commonly called OPAs) were used for change for food.
OPAs were used by retailers to give change back for food bought with ration stamps.
Blue tokens were used for processed foods; red tokens for meats and fats.
OPAs were first issued in 1944
Stopped being issued in 1945
Nobody has found a true reason for the letters on the OPA's. Theories include, they are random; demographics; and prevention of counterfitting.
Red letter combinations known. HC, HT, MV, MM, TH, TY, UC, UH, UT, UV, UX, UY, VC, VH, VT, VU, VX, VY, XC, XH, XT, XU, XV, XY, YC, YH, YT, YU, YV, YX.
Blue letter combinations known. CC, CH, CT, CV, CX, HH, HU, HV, HX, HY, TC, TT, TU, TV, TX, UU, VV, WC, WH, WT, WU, WW, XX, YY
The rarest is the red MV. The next rarest are the red MM and the blue WW, WC, WH. Then blue WU, HX and red YC, XC. The rest are fairly easy to find. Reds are a lot more common than blues.
Error OPAs are worth a little more. There is a good example at the end of this page.
Tokens used for rationing during World War II
There are 30 different red tokens and 24 blue ones.
They are all vulacanized fiber (celluloid) and 16mm in size.
Blue ones read: OPA Blue Point 1 (with two different letters)
Red ones read: OPA Red Point 1 (with two different letters)
Courtesy of Token Bob wwwdot/fantasticpricesdotcom/
Cud @ K 8-10 - cud progression 2. Die crack @ K 7:30
These tokens were issued in the early 1970's and used until 2002 they are not marked by year (1934 is the year commission was established not the year tokens were produced).
The Commission decided to end the redemption program as of July 1, 2005.
1. Monopoly tokens (ship, dog, and dinosaur), houses and hotels, game money, Monopoly game board
2. I wanted to show rule-of-odds with the game pieces while also keeping some aspects of chaotic gameplay in it.
3. My partner and I placed the board near sunlight going through the window.
The top 2 models are "A Token of Love #1". The model on the left is folded from 3x1 rectangle of Kami [15cm x5cm] and the other from US $1 Bills. Both models can accommodate US Quarter Dollar coins. The model folded from the US $1 Bill is only slightly larger. The bottom model is "A Token of Love #2" folded from a standard 15cm square Kami. Both versions look the same but in #2 the frame for the coin is slightly larger and is rotated by 45 degrees. The coin in #2 is an Indonesian Rp1,000.
I have posted A Token of Love #1 earlier with links to the diagrams page. - www.flickr.com/photos/61236172@N08/6398778471/in/album-72...
Model: Jen Gray
A girl in my science class, and also my friend
Very nice girl and Cool personallity, I just pretty much
Photomanipulated a picture she sent me when she was sleeping haha
Well it turned put Great! I really like it
Completion time: 8:27 Pm
Time Took: 2 hours
Here's my token Cherry Blossom shot courtesy of that little patch of garden in front of Manchester Cathedral.
Manchester, UK.
14 April, 2011.
Off center struck. This token, made by Mr. Bent Jensen, was presented at an annual picnic of two Danish coin clubs.
as part of a prize draw you can now find yellow tokens at shops, cafes across Portsmouth. If you are given a token please take to aspex gallery, Gunwharf and enter our prize draw. More info - creatingbalanceproject.tumblr.com/