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from one of those make-it-yourself machines that used to be everywhere. When I was a kid in the early 60's we would go to the bus station and make them with obscenities on them, thinking we were getting away with something. Come to think of it, if I could find one now, I would probably still do the same thing - - some people never grow up
After all the jewelry the Purple Mage was obliged to wear as status markers, this little token of devotion is that much more precious to Nightowl.
No. 7 "Typhoon" arrives at Romney Sands with a service for Dungeness, whilst the driver of No. 3 "Southern Maid" prepares to exchange tokens before setting off for Hythe. 9th August 2013.
Class 50 No. 50044 Exeter arrives at Highley from Bridgnorth during the Class 50 Golden Jubilee Gala on 4th October 2018.
Meanwhile No. 50008 Thunderer is stabled in the middle road with the ballast train waiting for its next run to Kidderminster.
Photo taken with my camcorder.
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Bakery token "R. Marrigan Baker Deseronto"
Part of a collection of materials found during the move of the Deseronto Archives.
I went to Canadian Tire hardware store today (Dec 7/09) and when I spent more than $30.00 they gave me this limited edition one dollar token dated 2010. This token is a limited edition that is issued by Canadian Tire and will be issued for a short time. I believe this is the first minted Canadian Tire money.
An automatic car wash works often with tokens. Token Company is THE producer of choice when it comes to car wash tokens.
Paying for drink without the hassle of searching for the correct amount of money? This can be done via tokens of the
Token Company.
The New York City Transit Authority first introduced the "Bullseye" tokens on January 1, 1986 when the fare was raised to $1. The metal disc in the centre was to prevent the use of slugs by fare evaders, although that didn't stop the token suckers.
The tokens were used through two more fare increases - $1.15 in 1990 and $1.25 in 1992.
In December 1988 a special commemorative token was issued for the opening of a new subway line in Queens. the Instead of "GOOD FOR ONE FARE" it said "ARCHER AV EXTENSION 12-88".
Tokens made out of plastic are ideal for use as beverage coins on large events, parties, but also at the amusement fair.
Tokens from top left to bottom right:
blue 1 credit/1 advancement token (front and back)
red 5 credits/5 advancements token (front and back)
blue click trackers for corp (front and back)
red virus counters (front and back)
blue Corp tokens (front and back)
red click trackers for runner (front and back)
red 1 MU token (front and back)
red 1 brain damage token (front and back)
red 1 tag (front and back)
Token exchange at OEL. Although, we didn't have a stop here but had to for another crossing. On a personal note, OEL is a small and beautiful station.
Pill tote (red) holds 15 TTC tokens; "Token Tower" (orange) holds 40+, Portesou coinkeeper holds 5 tokens, Token disc by PopCoin holds 10, Token 'stick' by Rahil Trading holds 10. More info: eddrass.com/trinkets.htm
-Tote, stick and disc available at Metro Paradise on Yonge at King.
-Tower and disc for sale at Ryerson Student Union on Gould.
-Portesou found online and at shops in downtown Toronto -- Google Map: v.gd/Portsou
The signaller at Rainford Junction prepares to lower down the token for the single line section to Kirkby to the driver of Northern Class 156, 156 427. The 'Super Sprinter' was forming the 2K66 11:58 Wigan Wallgate to Kirkby service.
Rainford Junction station - built in 1858 - used to be a busy intersection of the Liverpool and Bury Railway, the East Lancashire Railway's Skelmersdale Branch and the St. Helens Railway. However, lines gradually closed during the 1950s and 1960s and by the 1970s the line was down to just the single route between Wigan and Kirkby and the station was renamed plain old "Rainford".
The signal box retains the full "Rainford Junction" name and - along with the semaphores - is a reminder of a much busier railway in times gone by at this location.
A pedestrian token for the ferry between Greenport and Shelter Island. It cost $2 at the time of the picture.
Sharples Token
Ref: INV: 16851
Obverse [head]: Decorative pattern at the top and bottom, two four leaf clovers either side of inscription in the centre: T. SHARPLES CONCERT ROOM AND MUSEUM STAR INN CHURCHGATE BOLTON.
Reverse [tails]: Star with seven points inside a wreath.
Biography
This token is from an exciting Victorian Bolton attraction, the Sharples Concert Rooms and Museum, which were located above the Star Inn on Churchgate.
Unfortunately, it is not known how this token entered the museum. The token was found during an inventory of the token collection. However, there are several other tokens like this one in the collection. This is because the Sharples Concert Room and Museum are seen as an important part of the social history of Bolton.
Some interesting facts
The full name of the museum part of the Sharples rooms was ‘Sharples Museum of Curiosities in Nature & Art’, and you can see an original guide to the museum on display when our new Local History Gallery opens in the autumn.
In the guide book to the museum, strange curiosities described include a duck with two heads!
Find out more
There is currently another Sharples token on display in our very own ‘cabinet of curiosity’ located on the ground floor of Bolton Central library to the rear of the library.
For more information about the concert rooms and musical entertainment at Sharples, see
Dagmar Kift, The Victorian Music Hall: Culture, Class and Conflict (Cambridge University Press, 1996) in Part One ‘The English Music Hall’.
My favourite image of the day as 34007 Wadebridge rolls the Pines Express off the viaduct , Fireman with the token out to exchange as the signalman gets into position . All taking place as snow steadily falls .
I've cropped the footbridge to exclude the gallery and removed a lime green bobble hat in the first carriage as well as a little desaturation of the colour for effect
I should also say I had my youngest in my left arm at the time whilst composing with the camera in my left and being aware of 80072 bearing down behind me
1st April 2018. LMS 5MT Crab 2-6-0 No.13065 slowly leaves Ramsbottom with a service to Rawtenstall. In the scene you can see the Signal Man giving the loco crew the token which will give the Crab the right to proceed to the next Signal Box at Townsend Fold. The railway is part of the East Lancashire Railway.
Pattern: Blackbird Designs - by Barb Adams
Fabric: 32ct Clay Belfast
Threads: Crescent Colours Wild Berries, Milady's Teal, Ye Olde Gold, Secondhand Rose and Pea Pod.
The Drivers of Trinton and Georgina exchange tokens at Beach Station before proceeding away from the loop.
Rather worn out by the time I had reached this part of the field.
So I was more looking to finding somewhere to sit, than stand and take many pictures.
Next year I will have to look at hiring a mobility scooter.
1/- (one shilling) tokens were used by German and Allied Forces internees during The Emergency (World War II) in the Curragh Military Internment Camp.
Civil War executions in the Curragh Camp
History articles on the Curragh
I have two of these tokens which I will sell to interested parties.