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Started by redwine, February 08, 2012, 09:22:16 AM

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redwine

Quote from: malj1 on March 04, 2012, 11:52:24 AM
Its yours! I don't have the other - E. K. Green and Company, wine merchant, Cape Town unfortunately.

Many thanks  ;D
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redwine

Here are my latest acquisitions / donations  ;D

Only 30 pfennigs!  >:(

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redwine

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Apparently this one dates to around 1880. W & A Gilbey served the home market admirably and shipped their wines and spirits to the colonies.  It appears this was attached to the bottle.  "Saumur champagne is highly recommended by the medical profession."  They wouldn't get away with saying that these days!!
http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=ODT18780214.2.21.8&l=mi&e=-------10--1----0--
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redwine

A proper champagne from an anonymous donor, who should be getting a nice surprise in the post about now.
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redwine

A proper token now
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redwine

In my mind the best wine of all.
Consimilar.
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redwine

This one's close to wine and it appears there are a number of varieties of this token colourwise. Rose in this case  8)
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chrisild

Quote from: redwine on August 19, 2013, 11:34:37 AM
Here are my latest acquisitions / donations  ;D

Only 30 pfennigs!  >:(

That "Dürkheimer Riesenfass", by the way, can still be entered. :)

(English) http://www.duerkheimer-fass.de/index.php?id=79
(French) http://www.duerkheimer-fass.de/index.php?id=81

Christian

redwine

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malj1

I once visited the Giant Barrel at the Heidelberg Castle and had a glass of wine there, you were allowed to keep the glass as a souvenir of the visit.

I still have mine.
Malcolm
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redwine

That glass is too small!  ;D

Here's another piece

http://cuissedebergere.fr/
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africancoins

In Spanish (which I know very little of) but very much on the subject of wine tokens (though maybe not just wine tokens) see...

as an introduction see this page...

http://conuvi.com.ar/index.php?topic=2953

and then the listing...

http://issuu.com/pelo84/docs/cat_logo_de_fichas_de_vendimia__mayo2012-_?e=3515868/2904706

Thanks Mr Paul Baker

redwine

Impressive, many thanks!  8)  Many, many tokens to collect  :o ;D

I do like some of the South American wines, Errazuriz and Casillero del Diablo come to mind ;D
I'll probably remember some more when I sober up ...............................
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redwine

Thought I'd better add this Cartaux piece from the other thread....
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Figleaf

Quote from: africancoins on August 22, 2013, 09:23:28 PM
as an introduction see this page...

http://conuvi.com.ar/index.php?topic=2953

and then the listing...

http://issuu.com/pelo84/docs/cat_logo_de_fichas_de_vendimia__mayo2012-_?e=3515868/2904706

For those whose Spanish is a little bit rusty, these are Argentine tokens and they include olive farm tokens. They were used to keep a tally on the wages earned by day labourers. You may not see many of these outside Argentina.

That said, the effort to publish is highly laudable. The author has around 300 pieces, a co-operative friend 200 and they acquired a great collection of about 1700 pieces that is not yet integrated in the book. In other words, there is a reason why the author has marked each page as provisional. Unfortunately, there is no new version for over a year now.

Peter
An unidentified coin is a piece of metal. An identified coin is a piece of history.