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GWR steel key token, "C" configuration. Engraved aluminium nameplate at front, plain plate at back. In good, repainted condition.
Noah, the Ark, and the animals.
This window is in the Cathedral of St. Joseph the Worker in LaCrosse, WI.
This is the reverse of a lead token. It appears to show a hand held balance or possibly a merchants mark. If looked at the other way up, then what might be an animal is seen at the top. There are four pellets in the field with further pellets around the edge. The piece is 26mm in diameter. W. 7g.
A late 17c early 18c date is likely, the piece acting as a penny? Recorded by the Portable Antiquities Scheme under LANCUM-9BBDE1.
Obligatory cat photo. Seemingly everybody else on Flickr has one in their photostream, so here's my family's cat (not mine).
I don't like anything about the idea of having dirty animals as pets inside the home. I'll say no more.
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Approaches Yeovil Pen Mill.
Great Western Railway service
2O89 10:42 hrs Gloucester - Weymouth
The Signalman on the Platform with the next section token.
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My First attempt for Wedding Photography - Ovi n Shirish
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Beautiful gold for beautiful people.
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where semahore signals are stil in use i have seen this token in a leather pouch on a round hoop being handed to and thrown form locomotives on various historic tran dvd's i have . i never knew what the token actually looked like . this is in the hands of the signal man of birdhill station who was about to hand it to the driver of our rail tour .