Quote from Pioneer on August 29, 2012, 8:21 pmHere is my NCS garded piece with no hole or loop
Here is my NCS garded piece with no hole or loop
Quote from bill on September 1, 2012, 1:02 pmSeems like there are at least 10 of these bronze pieces around (HK-679 MS-61BN attached)... I think this is supposed to be a "tough" piece to find, but this one was sold recently for a decent price....
Seems like there are at least 10 of these bronze pieces around (HK-679 MS-61BN attached)... I think this is supposed to be a "tough" piece to find, but this one was sold recently for a decent price....
Quote from bill on November 19, 2012, 11:19 pmI'd say nice hangers, but you already know I am biased towards liking them. Great additions to your collection.
I'd say nice hangers, but you already know I am biased towards liking them. Great additions to your collection.
Quote from engineer on December 14, 2012, 5:43 pmI had a chance to buy the Citizens Commission badge with its original case and box. I couldn't pass it up. Just the kind of associated ephemera that I like.
I had a chance to buy the Citizens Commission badge with its original case and box. I couldn't pass it up. Just the kind of associated ephemera that I like.
Quote from Pioneer on March 27, 2013, 8:32 pmWhile I am not a avid collector of the Hudson-Fulton Celebration, I thought i'd post some of the SCDs I have with original ribbons. I think this celebration is important as it showcases river transportation and New York City's upcoming, something that we can trace directly to HK-1 (Erie Canal) and HK-589 (Nassau Water Works). The event also showcased electricity again as other prior expos (Columbian, St Louis) and communication (US Postal Service). An excellent summary is available in: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hudson-Fulton_Celebration I will defer a post on the Elder pieces (HK-369 to HK-378) to anyone who is a guru on that subject.
While I am not a avid collector of the Hudson-Fulton Celebration, I thought i'd post some of the SCDs I have with original ribbons. I think this celebration is important as it showcases river transportation and New York City's upcoming, something that we can trace directly to HK-1 (Erie Canal) and HK-589 (Nassau Water Works). The event also showcased electricity again as other prior expos (Columbian, St Louis) and communication (US Postal Service). An excellent summary is available in: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hudson-Fulton_Celebration I will defer a post on the Elder pieces (HK-369 to HK-378) to anyone who is a guru on that subject.
Quote from Pioneer on April 7, 2013, 9:19 pmFound this pair of photographs recently... and thought i'd post these gems here....
Found this pair of photographs recently... and thought i'd post these gems here....
Quote from Pioneer on June 26, 2017, 9:01 pmFound this at the 2013 Holabird-Kagin Auction at the Western States Token Society Show in Sacramento, CA. The condition isn't perfect but the price was ok. The reverse has green/red "toning"... which I wonder about needing to clean as I thought this was white metal...
Found this at the 2013 Holabird-Kagin Auction at the Western States Token Society Show in Sacramento, CA. The condition isn't perfect but the price was ok. The reverse has green/red "toning"... which I wonder about needing to clean as I thought this was white metal...
Quote from billycgribble on January 30, 2019, 4:19 pmnine presentation with boxes
nine presentation with boxes