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Marchmont street foundling tokens
They are actually accurate representations of tokens from the nearby Foundling Museum - The museum remembers for posterity the Foundling Hospital, set up in the mid 18th century as a home for unwanted babies who were then raised and educated by the institution. Some of these children were left a token by their mothers as a remembrance which – sadly – they were never given.
Broken-down Soviet war equipment still dots the Panjshir valley here and there; I'm not sure if the ones gathered here were supposed to have been personally captured by Massoud, or what.
In the 1930s these Connecticut Co. trolley tokens sold 3 for a quarter and could be used in place of a dime. The gtrolly line extended down Howard Ave. to S. Water St.
Token issued by one of the Winterhilfswerk Appeals of the 1930s and 1940s
See caption for catalogue number.
Catalogue = Rosenberg, Holger (1983) Spendenbelege des Winterhilfswerkes und Kriegswinterhilfswerkes 1933 - 1945. Überregionale Ausgaben.
I no longer require this token. If you are interested, please contact me (see the discussion thread for availability)
Image shot with an Olympus Stylus TG-3.
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... joking, of course! All of the string quartet were very good, as indicated by the fact that none of them stood out, musically at least.
Steel and bronze token machine from an old bus or trolley. Top cage has glass sides, key to open it can be made, original number still on it for the 232 bus!
We use the same tokens every week to match your finish times with your personal barcode numbers, so please remember to have them scanned. If you forget your barcode (which happens), please return the finish token to the barcode scanner.
If, in the excitement of finishing 5km, you have accidentally taken a finish token home, we understand! Can you please return it to us?
These tokens are the property of parkrun.
Thank you.
Wise owned a bar at 284 Pacific Ave. and later owned a cigar store at 282 Pacific with Roney. The pair issued common tokens under the name Wise & Rony. This token was produced by Patrick & Co. of San Francisco. Likely 1905 to 1910 period.
Jeremy Davey, No. 19's fireman ready to exchange the token allowing the Mallet to proceed to Caernarvon.
Realising there would be no gain in taking train no.09292 through to Veraval we double backed at Talala Junction on to train no.09505 12:50 Veraval to Amreli with YDM4 no.6560 and took this to Sasan Gir. We managed to speak to the station staff about the future of the line and were invited into the Station Master's office where the Assistant Station Master is seen posing with the Neale's Ball Token Instruments that control movements from Sasan Gir to Kansiya Nes and Talala Junction.