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Five wheats, 1907 Indian and a dateless buffalo.
Two religious items, a silver plated medal that I thought was a half dime and a small bust of St Joseph.
The remains of an old advertising pocket knife from Arbutus Billards and a collar stud.
Another local piece is this trade token from Moss and Keystone worth 5c in trade.
Lastly is this nice tag that at first I thought it was a dog owner ID tag, it actually turns out to be
From the brotherhood of railway trainmen, John W. Yingling was shown as railroad brakemen in the 1906/1908 Baltimore city directories.
( credit to John Mutch, Facebook user who helped me with online research)
HH and GL to all.
Two religious items, a silver plated medal that I thought was a half dime and a small bust of St Joseph.
The remains of an old advertising pocket knife from Arbutus Billards and a collar stud.
Another local piece is this trade token from Moss and Keystone worth 5c in trade.
Lastly is this nice tag that at first I thought it was a dog owner ID tag, it actually turns out to be
From the brotherhood of railway trainmen, John W. Yingling was shown as railroad brakemen in the 1906/1908 Baltimore city directories.
( credit to John Mutch, Facebook user who helped me with online research)
HH and GL to all.
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I really like the railroad tag, pretty cool!
