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Great Rocks Junction, 02/11/06. The Great Rocks Junction signaller hands over the single line token to the driver of 60 019, giving him authority to proceed over the single line to Buxton.
Photos courtesy Dave Alley
Kaye Winks has been a token black person for as long as she can remember. In this solo show, she shares her hilarious and often cringeworthy adventures in being that lone black person in a world of white.
Token enjoyed a sold out run at The Second City Chicago in June and will be performed at UCB Los Angeles and the United Solo Theater Festival in New York City in August/September 2017.
Kaye Winks is a stage and screen actress, writer, part-time funny person and full-time cat person. A proud member of SAG-AFTRA, she trained at the Moscow Art Theater School in association with the American Repertory Theater and Harvard University. She also studied physical comedy and clown with world renowned French master teacher, Philippe Gaulier. She eats all her vegetables and considers 2017 a great year.
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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 .
Laundry tokens (used in some laundry machines in place of quarters), pewter rings, chain, 2004. This covers most of the chest, connecting at the neck and around the back.
This is Civil War Store Card from Milwaukee. Dies sinkers Mossin & Marr were a major source of store cards as well as the more generic 'patriotic' tokens.
This token is difficult to find in uncirculated condition such as this.
Its Fuld catalog number is WI 510 AG-1a (Rarity R7). It is graded MS-65 RB. It was graded by Chester L. Krause, In my opinion, he is easily as reliable as a grader as PCGS or NGC, or ANACS, or anybody. Mr. Krause published the K&M Standard Catalog of World Coins. I would be likely to accept his word about anything 'numismatic.'
Mr. Krause is now 86 years old. He is a major philanthropist in our hobby. He donated $750,000 toward improvement of ANA facilities in Denver, Colorado. His partner in publishing, Clifford Mishler is now running for President of the American Numismatic Association for the 2009-2011 term.