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Florida Lumber
[]: fAshley Healey
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Rare R10 Undocumented Florida Lumber Co token
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Scrip
Would anyone have or know of anyone who may have any scrip from Clifftop, Landisburg, or Corliss, West Virginia. Thanks!
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Spring 2026 Show photos
Another great show came and went all too quickly. For me, the social aspects of these show are as important and as enjoyable as the collecting opportunities. Kevin deserves high praise for pulling a rabbit out of the hat by finding a wonderful substitute in short time for the usual Beckley location. I vote enthusiastically to hold next Spring's show at the same location. There was plenty of room, and business seemed quite brisk on Friday morning, as these photos reveal. Combined with great weather, the show was another
memorable success.
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Scrip machine ad 1926 Keystone
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Lumber scrip ID?
My 12 year old found a lumber token. It has a 5 on the back and lumber co. on the back and _NCHARD.
Can you help in identifying it, its age, etc?
Stephen Moss
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50c Imperial coal co wanted
If anyone has this piece available for sale I’m interested. This piece is from Burnwell, WV
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Lumber scrip ID
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Burley Williams
Mar 09
Dennis Poland thinks its Westcott Trenchard Lumber Gumberry NC.
Go to token catalog and Gumberry NC to see photos of these pieces.
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Washington Coal and Coke Company store, Star Junction, PA
A postcard view shows the store of the Washington Coal and Coke Company in the patch town of Star Junction (founded 1893-1894), Fayette County, Pennsylvania. The postcard is unused, so the age of the photograph is uncertain. A local told me that the large building in the center of the town view, postmarked 1911, was also the company store. The two structures look quite different to me. Store buildings had the habit of burning down back then, so one structure might have been a replacement for the other? The railroad line passing by the store is the present pathway of PA State Route 51, and a gas station now occupies the site of the store. Nonetheless, many of the houses are still occupied, although only a handful of the 999 beehive coke ovens remain from the town's glory days as a coal and coke producer.
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Company Store, Berwind, WV
A postcard view shows the company store of the New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Company in Berwind, WV. The store architecture was unique with only several like it ever constructed. The only remaining example is in Whipple, WV but in a sorry condition. N.R. & P. was a subsidiary of the Berwind White Mining Company, which was also the second operator of Kaymoor in the New River Gorge. If you look closely at the town view, you can see the company store in the background peeking over company houses next to the office building.
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Good looking crowd!