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Saturday finds, money clip for T. McBride marked 1-20 12kg gf bab +, saloon token 1Drink on each side and C H S on one side and D H M on other, Dun and Bradstreet lists D H Moore as saloon owner in 1884 and C H Shillings as Billards in 1882, thanks to Idahotokens for info. on token., school medal with Arithmetic 34 at bottom, ok tax token, 1946 dime, small key, printing plate and 22 marbles photo (2).webp
 

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Very nice relic hunt! :occasion14:
 
awesome that you were able to put a location to the token!
 
Excellent scores on some really nice relics. Cool old token coin, skeleton key, money clip, pendant, and hoard of MARBLES! I have never seen so many marbles collected from the dirt in one hunt before. That's cool as heck. Nice hunting mate.:headbang:
 
D.H. Moore owned the White Elephant Saloon in Paris, Texas (not the saloon with the same name in Ft. Worth).
Don.......

Don, where did you find the saloon name? Thanks david
 
Thanks, Don. I knew about the statue of Jesus with cowboy boots in the cemetery.
 
Hello fellow Texan. Your saloon token is a great piece of history and an awesome find. Congrats!
 
I love tokens and that's a beauty the key is really cool also, Thanks for posting your finds...
 
C.H. Shilling received a pension # 39665 from State of Texas for service in Confederate Army, died 12/31/29 in Paris Tx., father of Jim and Mann Shilling famous jockeys of several years ago and noted as one of the leading breeders of race horses.
 
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Neat old good for token .Those are always fun to unearth.
 
Great research on the token I love my tokens especially my 1800’s saloon token from News Orleans French Quarter. Great relics, splash of silver and my favorite at times marbles. I would love that sight I tell ya. Congratulations
 
Yep, excellent variety. How were all those marbles rounded up?
Congratulations on your finds.
 
Excellent finds, marbles included !
 
The marbles were in a trash burn area at the back of the lot, most were on top of the ground, some were half covered up
 
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D. H. MOORE grave in Paris, D.H.M. on the saloon token
 

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