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By mid-afternoon on 1 October 2015, clouds had finally cleared for this shot of Hymek D7076 arriving at Bewdley with the 2:30pm from Bridgnorth. The second man is holding out the Arley-Bewdley single line token for collection by the signalman.
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I spotted this little love token left on one of the larger ornate old graves in the now disused cemetery at Hatfield Church.
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Sikh Token from the early 1800s Maharaja Ranjit singh's period. The coin denote the figure as Guru Gobind Singh (Gobindas). And in the reverse is the Mool Mantar up to "Nanak Hosi Bee Such" all inscriped in laarri vaarr Gurmuki script.
Rainford Junctions signalman receives the token, for the single line section to Kirkby, from the driver of 142 051 as it draws towards Rainford station working 2J62 to Blackburn.
A "Fame" token, engraved over the reverse of an 1893 United States gold quarter eagle, $2.50 gold coin.
United States, Six Seated Liberty Dimes, 1882-1884. This brooch (a pin made of more than one love token is called a brooch) connects six dimes with jump rings to each other and a precast jeweler’s bar pin back. On each coin is a distinct hammered and engraved pattern that surrounds an engraved name. The complete field of each coin is filled with geometric, floral, curvy, and straight marks. Although the pieces are all linked together, the design on each token is one-of-a-kind.
Running some 13 minutes late, the driver of TfW Class 170 No. 170203 exchanges the token with the signalman at Tondu working the 13:29 to Cardiff Central via the Glamorgan costal route on 26th October 2022.
Token change at Bewdley off GBRF liveried 50049 arriving from Bridgnorth with a Kidderminster service.
Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority fare token
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ca. 1905 saloon owned by Walsh and Beck. By 1910 it specialized in cigars and in 1916 it was a cigar store owned by Fitzpatrick and Clark. The first version of this token was struck by L.H. Moise, most likely making this the second issue of the token.
Jolly Fat Men's Club token - they also had a club house at the still-standing 719 Sixth Street, NW:
old NYC subway tokens
the tokens before this had a hole in the center
it reads on one side, "NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY"
and on the other side, "GOOD FOR ONE FARE"
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Two of a set of tokens from the Ynysbwl Co-op society, which I acquired from a certain internet auction site, recently. I rather like the shape and textures of these two, although some of the others are quite nice, too, so may show up later...
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Metal coins, including tokens for consumption and car wash tokens come in all sizes and can be printed with your own logo.
With the second man positioned to exchange single-line tokens, 50049 'Defiance' arrives at Highley with the 15:10 Kidderminster to Bridgnorth service on 4 October, 2024. Just look at that Autumn colour!
In the previous photo I noted the Chicago "Y"-symbol (referring to the 3 branches of the Chicago River). That set off a recollection of the same symbol in old CTA tokens used before fare cards. I dug up one of the old tokens, and , there's the "Y" symbol (I think).
I'm not someone that can take pictures of flowers too often, so this'll have to count as my token flower for the summer :)
My accidental collection of Japanese game tokens. Din't really set out to collect 'em, but here we are. Mouse over for notes. All from antique shows, flea markets, whatever. All the same size and finish - plated brass, I think. About the size of a US quarter. All smooth edges (not reeded). One says "Pachinko" right on it. One has a maneki neko.