R.O.A.S.S.
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Oh, your Orphan Annie is TOTALLY COOL, I love it! 
Is it a pin or a token? It may be even older than my 71 years! I recall looking at the Orphan Annie comic strip in the Sunday "funnies" when I was young in the 1940's, and feeling that the characters' lack of eyeballs was very, very weird, lol. Let us know if you discover it's age! Andi
Is it a pin or a token? It may be even older than my 71 years! I recall looking at the Orphan Annie comic strip in the Sunday "funnies" when I was young in the 1940's, and feeling that the characters' lack of eyeballs was very, very weird, lol. Let us know if you discover it's age! Andibeau-bc
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The first picture is not a token,looks like it was attached to a pin, size of a quarter,stamped metal. This picture is a R.O.A.S.S. message decoder,found this years ago in a town 400 miles from here.Ovaltine put this on, was a radio program in 30s , maybe early 40s, sent out secret messages during the program.
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Very cool find.
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Drink More Ovaltine.
That's one classic piece of 20th century memorabilia.
That's one classic piece of 20th century memorabilia.
