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With a Kidderminster bound train, The fireman of Ex SR pacific 34053 Sir Keith Park exchanges tokens at Highley station on the Severn Valley Railway. 7th June 2014
This was randomly found on the ground, not by me, and was given to me. This side has a stylized image of a train.
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Air show organizers and the Blue Angels exchange tokens of appreciation at the 2015 Intel Oregon International Air Show held in Hillsboro, Oregon. From left to right, Barry Starkman, Bill Braack and Blue Angel #1 CDR Thomas Frosch.
Stopped for the token exchange EWS liveried General Motors built class 66 locomotive 66051, is about to take the single track section at Great Rocks Junc to Buxton, with the returning empties from Wallsall Freight Terminal to Dowlow Briggs sidings, which are at the end of the Hindlow branch.
"Brothel Token" - Novelty, but kinda cool. Picked up 7 of them for $7.00 at Canton. Only thing I bought myself!
Pre-Tonsilectomy Barbecue: Kelly/Lucas, Chris/Nanda/Lucas/me(with balsamic vinegar?)/Jeremy, Simon/Kirsten, Office Bowling Night... hmm... sell Microsoft, buy tokens!
Note: I am going to really try and not poke my tongue out in photos from now on...
A token issued by the printworks employers to its employees to be exchanged for beer in the White Hart Inn as a reward for good work.
The signalman at Carrog on the Llangollen Railway, receives the single line token from the driver of 6430 as it arrives, working a demonstration freight.
It's a rule that everybody has to post at least one dandelion every spring. So here's mine, Freshly bloomed with pollen still on the stamens.
Added light from above with 430ex triggered by in camera controls on voice controlled light stand
A sample drink token made by SmartBar Drink Tokens (note the "SB" insignia). The Blarney Stone. Seattle, WA.
Swapping "tokens" on the Gloucestershire & Warwickshire Railway at Winchcombe Station.
The token (or staff) is a vital safety device handed by the signalman to the driver or fireman of a train entering a single-track line. The token carries a lock and the signalling equipment at the opposite end of the single track line cannot be operated without it. This ensures another train cannot enter the single track section in the opposite direction. The driver hands the staff or token to the signalman when he reaches the end of the single track section and collects the staff for the next section.
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