IKO-TAMS Bulletin

Published Quarterly By Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio -Token and Medal Society

IKO-TAMS Bulletin Vol. 38 No. 2 August 2015

REGIONAL MEETING- We met at Warsaw, IN as scheduled. Present were 10-12 members and guests including Myles Patton who traveled a long way from the Columbus, OH area. During the short business meeting, the most important item was the election of Ron Vore to Life Member status. He was deemed to have earned the honor in view of the following accomplishments: long-time token researcher supplying large amounts of information to authors Lloyd Wagaman and Kevin Grant; support of the annual shows; service as our VP since 2010. - A change of future regional meeting days to the first or second Sunday of the month rather than a Saturday was discussed. I WOULD APPRECIATE COMMENTS ON THE SUBJECT.

INDIANA BOOKS - Every member was mailed a special announcement regarding the availability of the second edition "Indiana Trade Tokens" by Kevin Grant, and a retype of the original Lloyd Wagaman book, each of which may be mail ordered or purchased at our October show. -- Not previously mentioned is the fact WE OWE A DEBT OF GRATITUDE TO LIFE MEMBER BILL HAMM WHO DONATED YEARS OF RESEARCH AND CATALOGING INFO TO KEVIN. You may get info for ordering books from our website (IKOTAMS.org or .com) or by contacting any officer.

ANNUAL SHOW 2015- Oct. 2nd and 3n1 are rapidly drawing near. Please make every effort to attend the show, or at least participate in the mail bid auction to add goodies to your collection while supporting our dealers and consignors who, hopefully, will be motivated to participate in a like manner again next year. Don't forget our dealers also like to buy - so dig 'em out and bring 'em in for an offer. Token and Medal literature on a variety of subjects is also available for purchase. Of interest, we have a first time table reservation from a dealer in Shawnee, KS. Previous show dealers received their bourse applications sometime ago. (Please return at once if not already done.) - We have another dandy auction on ta-p through the hard work of Terry Stahurski. We a-p-preciate our consignors and especially, those people who donated lots for the benefit of IKO-TAMS. THANK YOU TERRY HESS FOR HANDLING THE BINDER ESTATE DONATION.

ANNUAL SHOW 2016 - Well, there is good news on this front too. It looks like we will have a show next year, all things being equal. Two long-term members have answered the call to duty; one assuming the "dealer relations" responsibility, and the other taking on the "publicity" job. For a while, the "facilities" will still be handled by yours truly. I am still open to someone else taking overall charge of the show. Then I will have just two jobs, president and treasurer.

ANNUAL DUES - We will resume collecting dues for the 2016 year, still only $10 per year. Please make it a point to pay at the annual show to save time and mailing expense. Secretary Jim Lindsay, or one of his able assistants, will greet you with an outstretched hand (palm up) at the front table. If you are unable to attend the show, please mail your payment to Jim not later than Oct. 15th_

MICHIGAN TOKEN AND MEDAL SOCIETY - MICHTAMS will hold their fall show and swap meet, Oct. 10th from 9:00 AM. - 3:00 PM. at the Howard Johnson Lodge, 1100 Trowbridge Road (offI-127), East Lansing, ML Table fee is $15. Free admission. For further info contact bourse chainnan Tom Klunzinger, P.O. Box 585, Okemos, MI 48805. Phone (517) 349-0799 Email: teklunzinger@yahoo.com. --- MICHTAMS is pleased to announce that they will be celebrating 50 years of service to the numismatic community on Friday, Nov. 27th at the Michigan State Numismatic Societies Convention in Warren, MI. Any questions, please call Doug Jennings at (734) 279-1728 or email Doug at doug jennings@hotmail.com, or write Doug at 2616 Summerfield Rd., Petersburg, MI 49270.

IKO-TAMS Officers

President Dave Gossett Treasurer Dave Gossett =-===~~~~~~· ..:..:..;:====--~~~-

P.O. Box 372 Miamisburg, OH 45343 sue26gossett@donet.com

~Vi=•c=e~P~r~e=si=de=n=t,__~~~RonVore 2006 E. Old 35 Xenia, OH 45385

Membership Secretary James C. Lindsay 2715 Old Pond Cove Ft. Wayne, IN 46815 lindsrogl@aol.com

OH Token Editors Dale Wilges 108 Oak St. Buckland, OH 45819 tokenguy@ohiolink.net

Myles Patton 6238 Hickory Lawn Court Grove City, OH 43123-9176 PH. 614-871-0965

2015 IKO-TAMS MAIL/BID BOARD/AUCTION SALE

Welcome to the 2015 IKO-TAMS Auction. This year's auction includes many rare or unlisted Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky tokens as well as other scarce items. Check the list thoroughly -there is something for everyone! Lots will be on display at the show in Englewood at the American Legion Post #707 at or before 5:00 PM on Friday Oct.2. Bid board bidding at the show will close on Saturday October 3 at noon. The floor auction will follow. G, VG, F, VF, XF, AU and UNC refers to grade. MB signifies Minimum Bid. R with a number signifies catalog rarity. Standard token references and abbreviations are used. Items with an asterisk are depicted at the end of the auction. Each bid at the show must be at least 10% above the next bid rounded to the nearest whole dollar. Minimum bid is $ 5.00 unless noted otherwise .

Mail bids to: Terry Stahurski 549 Mapleview Drive Seven Hills, OH 44131 Email: tstahurski@cox.net

Deadline for mail and email bids is noon (EST) Sept. 25, 2015. Note: Second highest bid will be revealed if requested

TRADE TOKENS

1. IL, Carterville ........ COLP I MERCHANTILE I CO. I 51 CENTS I CARTERVILLE, ILLINOIS II GOOD FOR I 5¢ / IN I MERCHANDISE VG (dark with finely porous surfaces), BR, RD, 21. Vacketta Unlisted. Listed in Edkins Coal Scrip text as IL 493-DS, rarity R-10 MB= $15.00

2. (IL, Chicago) ........ WAGON WHEEU INN/ 6412/ MONTROSE AVE.// GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ IN DRINKS F, BR, SQ, 25. Unlisted variety, similar to Vacketta Chi W03.

3. IL, Melrose Park .. ... BROADWAY/ LOUNGE/ 149/ BROADWAY/ MELROSE PARK,/ ILL.// GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ IN/ DRINKS ONLY VF, BR, RD, 21. Unlisted variety, similar to Vacketta Mel A01. Tough town, only five tokens listed.

4. IL, Trenton ......... GINZEL MERCANTILE CO./ GENERAU MERCHANDISE/ TRENTON, ILL.// GOOD FOR/ 50/ PAT./ APPLD. FOR/ MERCHANDISE XF(slight discoloration on obv.), Bimetal, RD, 32. Vacketta Trn 02-50, RS rarity. A nice bimeta\\ic token from a scarce town.... MB= $6.00

5. IN, Akron .. ... TOWN TAVERN/ AKRON, / INDIANA//10¢ IN TRADE (over the 10¢) VF, BR, RD, 22. Wagaman A-660, rarity 9." MB= $28.00

6. (IN), Aurora ... ..... CHAS. KING/ (K c/o)/ AURORA// WRIGHT & SON GNG (faint but all legible, dark with porous surfaces), BR, RD, 26. Wagaman unlisted. Listed as a saloon in D&B 1900-05.

7. IN, Bicknell ..... H. BASTIDE/ LA FRANCE/ CAFE/ BICKNELL, IND.// GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ IN TRADE/ F+, BR, SQ, 23. Wagaman unlisted. Tough town - only five merchants listed. Listed in 1938 IN D&B.*

8. (IN, Cass) ..... MONON COAL C0./ 55/ 276(incuse)/ H.N.TAYLOR (signature)/PRES.// GOOD IN TRADE ONLY AT THE STORE DESIGNATED BY THE COMPANY/ 5 XF, Bimetal, RD, 21. Edkins IN 504-B5, R-10 rarity. Circa 1914-15. A rare piece of coal scrip that has been in the collections of IKO TAMS luminaries including Bill Hamm, Paul Jensen, Richard Seipelt & Tom Hitt.* MB= $85.00

9. IN, Cicero ...... (Bust of Washington)/ 1903// ONE CHECK GOOD/ FOR 50¢/ AT THE/ NEWYOR/ STORE/ ON Al $10.00 PURCHASE/ CICERO, IND. AU(some streaks), Gilt BR, R, 32. Wagaman C-2330, rarity 9. A nice pictorial.*

10. IN, Clinton (5 piece lot) ..... C. COLUMBUS CO-OP. STORE/ MEATS/ AND/ GROCERIES/ CLINTON/ IND.// GOOD FOR/ ¢1¢/ IN TRADE AU, AL, RD, 20. Wagaman Unlisted - Same as above but ¢5¢ VF, AL, RD, 22. Wagaman Unlisted - Same as above but ¢10¢ AU, AL, RD, 22. Wagaman Unlisted - Same as above but ¢25¢ AU, AL, RD, 28. Wagaman Unlisted - Same as above but $1.00$ AU, AL, RD, 36. Wagaman Unlisted Listed in the 1928 IN Dun. Kindly donated by club member Paul Beck- all proceeds go to IKO TAMS. * MB=$20.00

11. IN, Clinton.: .... .. C. COLUMBUS CO-OP. STORE/ MEATS/ AND/ GROCERIES/ CLINTON/ IND.// GOOD FOR/ ¢25¢/ IN TRADE VF, AL, RD, 28. Wagaman Unlisted. Listed in the 1928 IN Dun.

12. IN, Columbus ......... COLUMBUS/ IND./ ST. RAILWAY// (same) XF, Yellow Celluloid, RD, 23. Atwood- Coffee IN 180 A. A nice, vintage transportation token. * MB= $20.00

13. IN, Columbus ..... . BUY YOUR FURNITURE/ FROM/ F.E. HOOVER/ COMPANY/ COR. 5TH AND/ WASHINGTON STS./ COLUMBUS, IND.// WE WILL ACCEPT THIS AS/ $5.00/ TO APPLY ON Al $25.00 CASH PURCHASE OR OVER/ WE CARRY THE LARGEST/ LINE OF/ FURNITURE, CARPETS,/ &I HOUSE FURNISHINGS/ IN THE CITY/ BUY YOUR/ CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FROM US XF, Gilt BR, RD, 31. Wagaman Unlisted. Listed in 1914 IN Bradstreet.

14. IN, Dale ..... AT LEATHCO'S PARK/ DALE,/ IND.// GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ IN TRADE VF, AL, RD, 25. Wagaman D-200, rarity 9. Only token listed from this town.*

MB=$38.00

15. (IN, Ft. Wayne) .... . GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ F. BARTELS/ IN TRADE// 5 F, BR, R, 24. Wagaman Unlisted. Listed in Rulau as Frederick Bartels, saloon, in 1887 gazetteer.

16. IN, Hillsdale ..... KENNY'S/ TAVERN/ HILLSDALE,/ INDIANA// GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ IN TRADE VF, BR, RD, 22. Wagaman H-5050, rarity 9. Only token listed for this town.

MB=$38.00

17. IN, Hobart ...... .. .. BATES/ GRILU & I HOTEL //HOBART, IND.// GOOD FOR/ 10¢/ IN TRADE VF (couple of spots), BR, RD, 23. Wagaman H-5200 d. Token has same name as motel in the classic 1960 movie, Psycho. Kindly donated by club member Paul Beck -all proceeds go to IKO TAMS.

18. (IN, Marion) ..... PIERCE/ &/ PATIERSON// GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ IN TRADE XF, BR, OV, 29 X 24. Wagaman unlisted variety.

19. IN, Milroy ..... MILROY CANNING CO./ 1/ MILROY, IND.// (blank) VF(little dirty), AL, RD, 24. Wagaman unlisted. Tough town - only one vendor listed.*

MB= $59.00

20. IN, Morristown ... .. J.B. CARNEY/ & SON/ MORRISTOWN, IND.// GOOD FOR/ 1/ PINT/ OF/ MILK VF( some light pest), AL, OCT, 23. Wagaman unlisted. Listed in Reiter's dairy token text as "rare". Tough town - only one token listed. MB= $37.00

21. (KY, Covington) ...... BUTCH'S/ OLD HEIDELBERG INN/ H.T. BUTCH/WANDSTRAT/ PROP.// GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ IN TRADE XF, BR, Horse Head, 31x27. A nice example of one of the popular horse head shaped figural tokens.*

22. KY, Gubser ........ JOHN/ GUBSER/ CAFE/ GUBSER, KY.// GOOD FOR/ 5/ CENTS/ IN TRADE I in small letters: WRIGHT & SON, CIN, 0. VF, AL, shield shape, 27 x 28. According to tokencatalog, now called Gubser Mill, KY and the post office closed in 1906. Interesting, old KY token. *

23. KY, Hickman .... THE MENGEL COMPANY/ INCORPORATED/ 25/ (M c/o within a diamond)/ STORE HICKMAN, KY.// (Oreo type reverse) XF+,WM,RD,24. Trantow KY1315-A25m, rarity 10. A nice, rare lumber token.*

24. (KY), Louisville ........ LOUISVILLE/ EMPLOYEE/ CITY RAILWAY// (same) VF, Red Celluloid, RD, 23. Atwood-Coffee KY510 C. According to the Atwood -Coffee text, this railway operated from 1864 to 1890. MB = $30.00

25. (MA, Winthrop) ...... POST EXCHANGE/ 5/ FORT BANKS// 5 VF, BR, RD, 24. Cunningham MA 30, cats $125.00. Built in the 1890s to defend Boston Harbor from attack and was deactivated in 1966. A nice military token.*

MB= $50.00

26. (Ml , Detroit) .... .. MARTIN'S/ CAFE/ 5463/ MORAN// GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ IN TRADE VF( spot on obv.), BR, RD, 21. Cunningham unlisted. Listed in tokencatelog, as Detroit, circa 1940.

27. (OH), Alliance ... .. AT THE/ ALLIANCE/ SANITARY/ MILK CO.// GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ WHEN RETURNED/ WITH BOTTLE VF, AL, SC(4), 31. Lipscomb AL6030, rarity 16.* MB= $10.00

28. (OH, Alliance) ... .. "TUCK" TURNER'S/ CUT/ RATE/ DRUGS/ GOOD SODAS// GOOD FOR/ 10¢/ IN TRADE VF, AL, RD, 25. Similar to Lipscomb AL6385 & AL6386 but unlisted denomination and Turner's instead of Turner. MB = $10.00

29. OH, Beallsville ........ H. MILLER & COMPANY/ BEALLSVILLE,/ OHIO// GOOD FOR/ 1/ IN MERCHANDISE F(dirty, some corrosion, possibly dug), AL, RD, 18. Lipscomb BE0207, rarity 12, general store 1897-1909. Only merchant listed from this town.*

30. OH, Cambridge ...... B.P.O.E./ 448/ CAMBRIDGE, 0.// MADE BY THE WADSWORTH ENGRAVING CO.SPRINGFIELD,O. (surrounding a star design with beaded border) F(dark, a little dirty), BR, RD, 22. Lipscomb CA2060, rarity 6. A nice Elks related token from this diesinker.

31. OH, Cincinnati .. ... CENTENNIAL/ HOTEL/ N.E.COR./ STH & BAYMILLER/ J.F. MENNE/ PROPR./ CINCINNATI, 0.// 2-1/2 (in circle of stars) VF (little dirty), BR, RD, 22. Lipscomb Cl4230, rarity 8. Circa 1897 ... 1900.

32. (OH, Cincinnati) ... ... THE/ E. KAHN'S/ SONS/ CO.I WRIGHT CIN. 0.// GOOD/ FOR/ 1/ BREAKFAST/ ORI SUPPER G/VG(dark, mottled), ZN?, TRI, 27 . Unlisted variety - similar to Lipscomb Cl3495. Listed as butchers in 1909 OH Dunn.

33. OH, Cincinnati. .... GENE RUDD/GOOD FOR (on eagle's wings)/ 5¢/ IN/ TRADE/ 414 CENTRAL AVE. CINCINNATI, 0.// (obverse of eagle cut out) JAS MURDOCH JR. CIN.O. VF( dark stain on part of address), BR, RD, 38. Lipscomb Cl5565, rarity 20. Listed as Eugene Rudd, Liquors in 1909 OH Dunn. A neat and detailed cut-out.*

34. OH, Cincinnati .... W.B./ 3751/ EASTERN AVE./ CINCINNATI, 0.// THE JAS. MURDOCK JR. C0./ 5 (ornate)/ 116 OPERA PLACE CIN. 0 VF(some light corrosion), CU, OV- SC(32), Lipscomb unlisted. Possibly William Bohnert, listed as saloon co-owner with Charles Werthman (Werthman & Bohnert), in 1914 Cincinnati Williams Directory at this address. MB= $15.00

35. OH, Delphos .. .. .THE/ CHECKER/ CLUB/ DELPHOS OHIO// GOOD FOR/ 25¢/ IN TRADE VF, Hard Rubber, RD, 31. Lipscomb unlisted. MB= $25.00

36. (OH, Doanville) ... .. . IMPERIAL/ COAL/ MINING/ CO.II GOOD FOR/ 1 /MDSE ONLY VF, Vulcanite, RD, 18. Edkins OH 803-A1, R-8. Lipscomb DO 1040, rarity 40. A scarce piece of OH coal scrip, circa 1903-1911.

37. OH, Englewood ... ... BLACK'S/ ENGLEWOOD, 0.// GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ IN TRADE/ DAYTON STENCIL WKS. DAYTON, 0. VF, AL, RD, 22. Lipscomb unlisted. Tough town - only two tokens listed.*

MB= $15.00

38. (OH, Harbor View) ....... WAL TERI PACER'S/ SUSOR'S/ INN// GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ IN TRADE AU, AL, RD, 21. Lipscomb unlisted town. Online search locates it to Bay Shore & Auto Kee Rd. in Harbor View, OH (Lucas County) circa 1940s.*

39. OH, Jamestown ..... DOUDNA'S/ JAMESTOWN/ OHIO// GOOD FOR/ 1¢/ IN TRADE VF, AL, RD, 20. Lipscomb JA 6020, rarity 8. Listed as Doudna Bros.(restaurant) in the 1928 OH Dun.

40. (OH), Lorain ........... ... THE/ LORAIN/ STREET RAILWAY/ COMPANY// 44 VF (old tape residue on rev., small 2 mm center hole possible cancellation?), White Celluloid, RD, 32. Atwood -Coffee OH 475 D. According to the Atwood -Coffee text, this was an employee- used transportation token and also possibly used to identify money sacks.* MB= $10.00

41 . OH, Marietta ...... EAGLE/ SALOON/ 111/ GREENE ST./ MARIETTA, 0.// GOOD FOR/ 5 CENTS/ AT THE BAR AG( about half obv. lettering worn of), BR.RD, 24. Lipscomb MA5090, rarity 40. Attributed to R.D. Roney, circa 1901.

42. (OH, Middletown) ..... GEO. STRODTBECK/ CIGAR/ STORE/ 207 3Ro ST.// GOOD FOR/ 5 CENTS/ IN TRADE F (some corrosion specks), AL, RD, 25. Lipscomb unlisted version (a Strodtbeck's bakery is listed at 205 Third St. Ml2750). George Strodtbeck is listed in 1900 US census as a baker in Middletown and in 1910 as "cigar store". MB= $15.00

43. OH, Morral. ...... ZEIGLER/ PLACE/ MORRAL, OHIO// GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ IN TRADE VF( dark), BR, RD, 20. Unlisted town. Small town (population 399) in Marion Co.

44. OH, New Berlin ...... .. THE OWEN JAY/ NEW BERLIN, 0.// GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ IN TRADE F,AL, RD, 19. Lipscomb NE2830, rarity 10. Tough town - only three tokens listed. According to the internet, during WWI, it was unpopular to be associated with anything German and as a result, the citizens of New Berlin voted to change the name of their town to North Canton in 1918.

45. OH, N. Canton ........ BECHER/ SPORT/ GOODS/ N. CANTON, 0.// GOOD FOR/ 5¢/ IN TRADE XF, BR, RD, 16. Unlisted in Lipscomb. Tough town, only two tokens listed. Listed in 1939 OH D&B as James W. Becher, Sporting goods and confectionary.* MB= $10.00

46. (OH), Norwood .. .. .. THE NORWOOD/ CIGAR&/ BILLIARD/ PARLOR/ 4610 MAIN AVE// GOOD FOR/ 2-1/2¢/ IN TRADE/ WRIGHT & SON CIN. 0 XF, AL, Cigar Shape, 53 x 15.Lipscomb N08400, rarity 75. A wonderful figural token and one of the highest rarities given in Lipscomb.*

47. OH, Parral. ... J.F.BIEDERMAN/ GROCERIES/ CONFECTIONS/ &I SOFT DRINKS/ PARRELL,(sic) OHIO// GOOD FOR/ ¢5¢/ IN TRADE VF, AL, RD, 26. Lipscomb unlisted town. Should be Parral, a small village in Tuscarawas Co. Listed in 1939 OH D&B as Jacob F., Filling Station & Confectionery.*

MB= $8.00

48. OH, (Pomeroy) .. ... OHIO/(star)8(star)/ INF.// GOOD FOR/ Sc/ IN TRADE VF,AL,RD,21. Cunningham OH130a, although he states placement at Pomeroy is "tenuous". Interesting military token.

49. OH, (Pomeroy) ..... OHIO/(star)8(star)/ INF.// GOOD FOR/ 109' IN TRADE VF,AL,RD,25. Cunningham OH130b, although he states placement at Pomeroy is "tenuous". Another interesting military token.*

50. (OH), Springdale .... .. .. BING'S CAFE/ 5¢ I ROUTE 4, SPRINGDALE I WRIGHT II (four arrows pointing in four directions) I 4t11 INF F (some very light staining both sides) BR, RD, 26. Lipscomb SP501 O R 6. Tough town, only two merchants listed - possibly military related?

51 . OH, Trotwood .. .. . ... RICKERi'S MUSIC CENTER/ 814 E. MAIN/TROTWOOD/ OHIO// GOOD FOR/ 10¢/ IN TRADE XF (some unevenness in color}, AL, RD, 26. Unlisted variety. Tough town - only three merchants listed.*

52. (WA), Longview .... ROBEN & NEWELL/ BILLIARD/ LUNCH/ LONGVIEW// 5 XF, AL, RD, 30. Listed in Erickson as R2.

53. Maverick ...... ...... . (Bust of George Washington facing right)// J.S. & CO. (monogram) F (some old scratches on obv.), BR, RD, 25. Has neat, small 1 mm hole at 12:00 position. Listed in Rulau with unknown attribution/location. MB= $15.00

54. Maverick ........ .... K. & L. OF H. / 5/ NO. 1400 (all incuse)// (blank) VF, BR, OCT, 26. According to the tokencatelog.com, this is attributed to a fraternal organization Knights & Ladies of Honor formed in 1877 as a splinter group from Knights of Honor, which formed in 1873. Head offices were in Indianapolis, IN and in 1891, there were over 70,000 members in 16 Grand and 1, 100 Subordinate Lodges. Went bankrupt in 1916.* MB= $10.00

MISCELLANEOUS

55. DC, Washington ...... GEORGE WASHINGTON B!CENTENN\AU (portrait of Washington facing right)/ 173211932// HOME OFFICE ..... WASHINGTON. D.C./ AT THE HEAD OF THE NATION/ (US Capitol Building Dome)/ EQUITABLE/ LIFE INSURANCE CO. VF( some gilt remaining),BR, RD, 32. Schenkman E1 Oa.

56. Indiana (8 piece lot) ........ lndiana State Numismatic Association Convention Medals. Includes 1961 (BZ, 32): 1964 (BZ, 32): 1965 (BZ, 32) <these three feature a Civil War Centennial theme>. 1967-Ft. Wayne (BZ, 40): 1967-Ft. Wayne (Silver, 40, weight 1 oz.) marked on edge: THE MEDAL ARTS CO. INC. ROCH. N.Y. STERLING 3; 1968-Muncie (BZ, 40}, 1969-lndianpolis (BZ, 40) and 1970-South Bend (BZ, 40). All UNC. Kindly donated by club member Paul Beck - all proceeds go to IKO TAMS.

MB= $20.00

57. IN, Greencastle ...... 1901 Indian Head encased cent: KEEP ME AND NEVER GO BROKE/ I BRING GOOD LUCK (horseshoe, four leaf clover, wishbone)// THE MAINE SALOON/ F.F. CALLENDER. PROP./ GREENCASTLE,/ IND. Cent & casement: VF, AL, Horseshoe, 36 x 33.*

58. IN, La Porte ....... 1950 S Encased Cent: A PENNY SAVED/ IS A PENNY EARNED/ WITH Al NEW STANDARD// STANDARD COMPUTING SCALE DIV./ U.S. SLICING MACHINE CO., INC./ LAPORTE, INDIANA Coin & casement VF (holed as made), AL, RD, 36. This company moved from Chicago to La Porte in 1915 and changed their name to Berke!, Inc. in 1970. They produced food processors, choppers and digital scales. Closed in 2001. Kindly donated by club member Paul Beck- all proceeds go to IKO TAMS.

59. Maryland ........ Book: MARYLAND MERCHANT TOKENS by David E. Schenkman. Published 1986. Hardcover, 11-1/4 in. x 8-3/4 in., 226 pages. Excellent reference which includes photographs of nearly all the tokens described. Also includes rarity valuations, index and short historical facts about some of the merchants and eight pages discussing token manufacturers. In excellent condition.

60. OH, Cincinnati. ..... American Numismatic Association 89111 Anniversary Convention (1980) Set of three medals in Capitol type original holder. One of the more attractive ANA medals, this one features Cincinnati's Fountain Square 'The Genius of Water" figure with outstretched arms. The reverse shows an 1800s scene of a family at a wharf waving to a departing paddle wheeler ship. The larger medals are 38 mm, one is bronze and the other is .999 silver (marked as such on edge), 1.1troy ounce. The smaller medal is bronze and 19 mm. All are edged marked 172, as is the holder. All in uncirculated condition MB= $20.00

61. Ohio .. ... .. .... Large lot of Sales Tax Receipt memorabilia. Includes sixteen 3-3/4" x 3" x 1-1/2" cardboard boxes, most of them either completely or partially filled with mostly unused OH sales tax receipts, several boxes are empty. Also includes four small plastic bags with the same type of material. Three are also three metal devices designed for holding these receipts, two of which have manufacturers named on them(Signal-U Mfg. Co. Canfield, Ohio and Toledo Sales Tax Dispenser). The Toledo Dispenser piece is especially nice and has the name on the holder which measures 9-1/2"x3-1/4" x 2-1/2" and has eight unused receipt booklets of various denominations attached. Attached to this piece was an auction receipt with a $140 price paid. According to the internet, Ohio passed state tax legislation in 1934. These paper chits served as receipts to taxes paid to the State through various merchants. This is an excellent collection for either the beginning or advanced collector of tax related exonumia. Donated by Mrs. Sara Binder in memory of her late husband Frank, a long time IKO TAMS member who passed in 2014. Thanks to Terry Hess for obtaining this lot for the club. All proceeds go to IKO TAMS.* MB= $30.00

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