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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.
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.
CANTERBURY
Halfpenny, 1794. The Cathedral. CANTERBURY TOKEN. Ex: Monogramm E.P. Rv. City shield of arms. OUR KING AND COUNTRY LAWS AND TRADE 1795
Alex Monroe's Collection of silver tokens for the Fate, Hope & Charity Exhibition at the Foundling Museum,
The back hall at the Token Lounge. Covered with bands stickers and spray paint/magic marker tags, it has always been a special place for me.
John Wentzel ran a store in Ottenheim around 1910. This token says, Good For $1.00 in Merchandise Only, on the reverse. If anyone has Ottenheim items they want to sell contact me.
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!
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.
Created from lead recovered from the batteries of HM submarine Torpedo Boat No 1, the first submarine ever commissioned by the Royal Navy.
These are the tokens Rasmus made. They look like game pieces because the cone-shaped piece is part of the casting process. They will be cut off, leaving the diamond-shaped tokens.
The fireman, clutching the single line token, scuttles down the steps of the signal box at Damems Loop on the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway. He is about to climb aboard the footplate of Ivatt 2MT 2-6-2T 41241, which is heading the 1315 Keighley-Oxenhope service and blowing off steam with considerable enthusiasm. The Midland Railway-design box was originally at Frizinghall, Bradford.
Ever since the trip into the Rochester Subway I have hoped to find one of these little gems. The other day my wife said "Open your hand." then she dropped this little token into my palm. It's about the size of a dime and after cleaning it a bit and looking closer I noticed all the fine detail.
c.1942 India. On reverse of LH Token = Rama and Sita seated, Rama's brothers Lakshman (Left), Bharat and Shatrughan (Right); Hanuman bowing in front.
Back when I heard the TTC fare was going up, I stocked up on these and had nothing else to do with them except for waiting to use them & eventually getting bored and shooting them.
“The OPA (Office of Price Administration”) ‘tokens’are of a sandwich-type fiber construction, consisting of a red orblue outer layers bonded to an uncolored (gray) core. They are round, 16.4 mm in diameter, 1.4 mm thick, and weigh about 4 grains. They are ‘points’ that were used in conjunction with, rather than in place of, money, when purchasing designated food items. Red ‘points’ were required to purchase animal foods, such as meats, butter, oleo, edible fats and oils, cheese, canned milk, and canned fish.
sunset over the pacific on seattle-la flight. i didn't edit it at all, i'm happy the colors look as crazy as they really were.
Archduke Maximilian of Austria and his wife Princess Carlota of Belgium, appointed by Napoleon III, took the throne of Mexico as Emperor and Empress in 1864. The people of Mexico, rejecting the foreign rule, forced the French troops to pull out. Emperor Maximilian chose to stay, and on June 10th, 1867 he was executed. During his reign, coins were struck with his bust on the obverse, and the Mexico Coat of Arms on the reverse. This obverse is what was copied for the Maximilian tokens.
Green for the Junction and Blue for Weymouth down at Yeovil Pen Mill which at the moment remains with no plans for demolition in March 2012 unlike Yeovil Junction box. A photo of the token machine at Yeovil Junction before getting release for 6N09 with 59004.
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.
A Principle gives teachers of the Mohammed Ahga district pens and agenda's as a token of appreciation for attending the Mohammed Ahga teachers shura June 19, 2010 Mohammed Ahga, Afghanistan. A shura is held to talk about what school supplies are need for the student's and to show that they have to support of U.S. forces.(U.S.Army photo by SPC De'Yonte Mosley/Released)(100619-A-6285M-270)