These 1920s bronze tokens were loyalty advertising tools that were given out with pocket change for future purchases. There are many varieties often specific to the region of the promotion. I’ve seen them from many cities...
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These are two Phoenix Hotel (1820s – 1977) Henry Straus Cigar Stand tokens (1920-1930s?)...
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Brian Mabelitini and I were honored last night by the Kentucky Historical Society by the receipt...
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This Johnson School “Penny Lunch” token (aluminum) was OVER 13″ deep on private...
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Winchester Railway 1-Fare Token…..Sometimes a small artifact found in an old house really...
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