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  Asa Canter Token

  Copper colored coin/token. "Asa Canter, stars and 1" on one side. "1 in trade, patented June 1909, Ingle System" on the other. Asa Canter owned a grocery store in South Webster.
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  Jacob Pfau, Baker

  Copper colored coin/token. "Jacob Pfau, Baker, Portsmouth, O." on one side. "good for a 10¢ loaf of bread" on other side.
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  Excelsior Shoe Token

  Copper colored coin/token. One sides shows dog illustration, "Real Pal" and "Manufactured by Excelsior Shoe, Portsmouth, O." on other side with an illustrated dog head.
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  Burger Chef

  Round, wooden token with black print advertising "Good for 5¢" Burger Chef. Located at 2734 Scioto Trail.
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  River Days Festival

  round, wooden token with black illustration and print. Steamboat and motto on one side; the Welfare Finance Corp. on other.
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  Portsmouth Sesquicentennial

  Round, wooden token with blue print, advertising the event. Headquarter information on one side; illustrated covered wagon and steamboat on other.
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  Portsmouth Sesquicentennial

  Round, wooden token with green print and illustration. Headquarter information on one side; bearded man on other. Men grew beards for the event.
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  New Boston Rexall Drug

  Round, wooden token with black print. Advertisement on one side, illustrated Buffalo on other. Located at 4152 Gallia Street, New Boston.
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  Portsmouth Sesquicentennial

  Round, wooden token with purple print. Headquarter information on one side, lady-sesqui- belle on other. Ladies dressed as southern belles for the event.
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  Portsmouth Sesquicentennial

  Round, wooden token with red print and illustration. Headquarter information on one side; head of Native American on other.
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  Marting's Gift Coins

  Three coin (token) set, each different value for gift exchange for merchandise. $20 coin, gold in color; $10 coin, silver in color. $5 coin, copper in color. All in lightweight metal.
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  matchbookStapleton Office Supply Company

  Stapleton Office Supply Company

  green and tan match book with brown illustrations and black print. Location at 829 Sixth (6th) Street during the 1940s and 1950s.