Obverse Photo

Reverse Photo

Cat #

Town/City

Obverse Content
(Reverse Content)
[Token and Text Colour]

Notes

 Type 

 Shape 

 Size 

 Rarity 

2050 a

Hanley

The Consumers Supply Co. Limited Co-Operation Means Live & Let Live Hanley, Sask.
(Succeed Through Honesty, Industry & Persistency Good For $10.00 In Trade)

In 1909 a group of men around the new town site of Hanley formed a company and in June of 1910 the Consumers Supply Company opened for business with MacBeth Malcolm as Pres. Right from the start the company ran into difficulties and when the store burnt down in January of 1912, many accusations were made which only widened the rift between the owners. It seems that very little insurance was carried and no effort was made to rebuild. No one remembers the tokens but several have been found at the site of the burnt out store as nothing has ever been built on that location.

 

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21

8

2050 b

Hanley

The Consumers Supply Co. Limited Co-Operation Means Live & Let Live Hanley, Sask.
(Succeed Through Honesty, Industry & Persistency Good For $5.00 In Trade)

In 1909 a group of men around the new town site of Hanley formed a company and in June of 1910 the Consumers Supply Company opened for business with MacBeth Malcolm as Pres. Right from the start the company ran into difficulties and when the store burnt down in January of 1912, many accusations were made which only widened the rift between the owners. It seems that very little insurance was carried and no effort was made to rebuild. No one remembers the tokens but several have been found at the site of the burnt out store as nothing has ever been built on that location.

 

B

O

18

8

2050 d

Hanley

The Consumers Supply Co. Limited Co-Operation Means Live & Let Live Hanley, Sask.
(Succeed Through Honesty, Industry & Persistency Good For $1.00 In Trade)

In 1909 a group of men around the new town site of Hanley formed a company and in June of 1910 the Consumers Supply Company opened for business with MacBeth Malcolm as Pres. Right from the start the company ran into difficulties and when the store burnt down in January of 1912, many accusations were made which only widened the rift between the owners. It seems that very little insurance was carried and no effort was made to rebuild. No one remembers the tokens but several have been found at the site of the burnt out store as nothing has ever been built on that location.

 

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32

9

2050 e

Hanley

The Consumers Supply Co. Limited Co-Operation Means Live & Let Live Hanley, Sask.
(Succeed Through Honesty, Industry & Persistency Good For 50¢ In Trade)

In 1909 a group of men around the new town site of Hanley formed a company and in June of 1910 the Consumers Supply Company opened for business with MacBeth Malcolm as Pres. Right from the start the company ran into difficulties and when the store burnt down in January of 1912, many accusations were made which only widened the rift between the owners. It seems that very little insurance was carried and no effort was made to rebuild. No one remembers the tokens but several have been found at the site of the burnt out store as nothing has ever been built on that location.

 

B

R

28

8

2050 f

Hanley

The Consumers Supply Co. Limited Co-Operation Means Live & Let Live Hanley, Sask.
(Succeed Through Honesty, Industry & Persistency Good For 25¢ In Trade)

In 1909 a group of men around the new town site of Hanley formed a company and in June of 1910 the Consumers Supply Company opened for business with MacBeth Malcolm as Pres. Right from the start the company ran into difficulties and when the store burnt down in January of 1912, many accusations were made which only widened the rift between the owners. It seems that very little insurance was carried and no effort was made to rebuild. No one remembers the tokens but several have been found at the site of the burnt out store as nothing has ever been built on that location.

 

B

R

25

8

2050 g

Hanley

The Consumers Supply Co. Limited Co-Operation Means Live & Let Live Hanley, Sask.
(Succeed Through Honesty, Industry & Persistency Good For 10¢ In Trade)

In 1909 a group of men around the new town site of Hanley formed a company and in June of 1910 the Consumers Supply Company opened for business with MacBeth Malcolm as Pres. Right from the start the company ran into difficulties and when the store burnt down in January of 1912, many accusations were made which only widened the rift between the owners. It seems that very little insurance was carried and no effort was made to rebuild. No one remembers the tokens but several have been found at the site of the burnt out store as nothing has ever been built on that location.

 

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R

21

9

2050 h

Hanley

The Consumers Supply Co. Limited Co-Operation Means Live & Let Live Hanley, Sask.
(Succeed Through Honesty, Industry & Persistency Good For 5¢ In Trade)

In 1909 a group of men around the new town site of Hanley formed a company and in June of 1910 the Consumers Supply Company opened for business with MacBeth Malcolm as Pres. Right from the start the company ran into difficulties and when the store burnt down in January of 1912, many accusations were made which only widened the rift between the owners. It seems that very little insurance was carried and no effort was made to rebuild. No one remembers the tokens but several have been found at the site of the burnt out store as nothing has ever been built on that location.

 

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19

9

2050 v

Hanley

The Consumers Supply Limited Co. Co-Operation Means Live & Let Live Hanley, Sask.
(Succeed Through Honesty, Industry & Persistency Good For $20.00 In Trade)

In 1909 a group of men around the new town site of Hanley formed a company and in June of 1910 the Consumers Supply Company opened for business with MacBeth Malcolm as Pres. Right from the start the company ran into difficulties and when the store burnt down in January of 1912, many accusations were made which only widened the rift between the owners. It seems that very little insurance was carried and no effort was made to rebuild. No one remembers the tokens but several have been found at the site of the burnt out store as nothing has ever been built on that location.

NOTE: the Tannahill catalogue number of this token has been officially changed from 2050m to 2050v after adding the code "v" to denote all tokens with a face value of more than $10.

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23

10

2052 t

Hanley

Hanley B.P.O.E. 153
({Elks Full Logo})
[Yellow token color, Gold lettering]

Issued in 1972, issue 1,000.

 

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38

1

2052 t1

Hanley

Hanley B.P.O.E. #153
(uniface)
[Red token color, Black lettering]

 

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38

2

2052 t2

Hanley

Hanley B.P.O.E. #153
(uniface)
[Yellow token color, Black lettering]

 

P

R

38

2

2052 t3

Hanley

Hanley Elks Club #153
(uniface)
[White token color, Black lettering]

 

P

R

38

2

2052 t4

Hanley

Hanley Elks Club #153
(uniface)
[Blue token color, White lettering]

 

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38

2

2055 r

Hanley

Home Bakery F.F. Karst Hanley, N.W.T.
(Good For 1 Loaf Of Bread)

The rail line came through the area in 1899 and Hanley was selected as a site for the town at this time. F.F. Karst does not show up in any gazetteer until 1905 and in 1906 they show F.C. Hunt as the baker. The town records do not show Karst at any time However, we have two different tokens and he could have been in business from the start of the town or he could have ordered from two different suppliers.

Also attributed to Hanley, Northwest Territories

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10

2055 r1

Hanley

Home Bakery F.F. Karst Hanley, N.W.T.
(Good For One Loaf Of Bread)

The rail line came through the area in 1899 and Hanley was selected as a site for the town at this time. F.F. Karst does not show up in any gazetteer until 1905 and in 1906 they show F.C. Hunt as the baker. The town records do not show Karst at any time However, we have two different tokens and he could have been in business from the start of the town or he could have ordered from two different suppliers.

Reverse includes image of a loaf of bread. Also attributed to Hanley, Northwest Territories

A

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25

9

2060 t

Hanley

Hanley Legion #258
(uniface)
[Blue token color, White lettering]

Issued in 1971, issue 500.

Smaller 4mm high white letters

P

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38

1

2060 t1

Hanley

Hanley 258
(uniface)
[Blue token color, Gold lettering]

Issued in 1975, issue 500.

 

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35

1

2060 t2

Hanley

Hanley Legion #258
(uniface)
[Blue token color, White lettering]

Larger 5mm high letters

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38

1

2075 d

Hardy

A.W.M. Kelly General Merchant Hardy, Sask.
(Good For $1.00 Trade)

Arthur Kelly came to Estevan, from Brandon, in 1892 and started a small hotel. Later adding a store at the side. In 1901 sold the hotel but kept the store. In 1908 both store and hotel burnt down so Kelly rented a small building close by to continue in groceries. In 1910 he went into partnership with G.Hobbs, building a large store in Estevan and a short time later starting a store in Goodwater, which at first operated from a tent. In 1912, Mr. Kelly started a store in Hardy for his son. In 1913 Archibald William Minton Kelly took over the Hardy store and continued in business until 1942 when he sold to his nephew. Tokens were issued in 1918 as a large amount of produce passed through the store. Archie Kelly advertised that he 'handled everything from needles to threshing machines as well as a full line of groceries'. Tokens were discontinued around 1937.

1 is backwards on token

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35

7

2075 d1

Hardy

A.W.M. Kelly General Merchant Hardy, Sask.
(Good For $1.00 In Trade)

Arthur Kelly came to Estevan, from Brandon, in 1892 and started a small hotel. Later adding a store at the side. In 1901 sold the hotel but kept the store. In 1908 both store and hotel burnt down so Kelly rented a small building close by to continue in groceries. In 1910 he went into partnership with G.Hobbs, building a large store in Estevan and a short time later starting a store in Goodwater, which at first operated from a tent. In 1912, Mr. Kelly started a store in Hardy for his son. In 1913 Archibald William Minton Kelly took over the Hardy store and continued in business until 1942 when he sold to his nephew. Tokens were issued in 1918 as a large amount of produce passed through the store. Archie Kelly advertised that he 'handled everything from needles to threshing machines as well as a full line of groceries'. Tokens were discontinued around 1937.

 

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35

6

2075 e

Hardy

A.W.M. Kelly General Merchant Hardy, Sask.
(Good For 50 Cts. Trade)

Arthur Kelly came to Estevan, from Brandon, in 1892 and started a small hotel. Later adding a store at the side. In 1901 sold the hotel but kept the store. In 1908 both store and hotel burnt down so Kelly rented a small building close by to continue in groceries. In 1910 he went into partnership with G.Hobbs, building a large store in Estevan and a short time later starting a store in Goodwater, which at first operated from a tent. In 1912, Mr. Kelly started a store in Hardy for his son. In 1913 Archibald William Minton Kelly took over the Hardy store and continued in business until 1942 when he sold to his nephew. Tokens were issued in 1918 as a large amount of produce passed through the store. Archie Kelly advertised that he 'handled everything from needles to threshing machines as well as a full line of groceries'. Tokens were discontinued around 1937.

 

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32

6

2075 f

Hardy

A.W.M. Kelly General Merchant Hardy, Sask.
(Good For 25 Cts. Trade)

Arthur Kelly came to Estevan, from Brandon, in 1892 and started a small hotel. Later adding a store at the side. In 1901 sold the hotel but kept the store. In 1908 both store and hotel burnt down so Kelly rented a small building close by to continue in groceries. In 1910 he went into partnership with G.Hobbs, building a large store in Estevan and a short time later starting a store in Goodwater, which at first operated from a tent. In 1912, Mr. Kelly started a store in Hardy for his son. In 1913 Archibald William Minton Kelly took over the Hardy store and continued in business until 1942 when he sold to his nephew. Tokens were issued in 1918 as a large amount of produce passed through the store. Archie Kelly advertised that he 'handled everything from needles to threshing machines as well as a full line of groceries'. Tokens were discontinued around 1937.

 

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28

6

2075 f1

Hardy

A.W.M. Kelly General Merchant Hardy, Sask.
(Good For 25¢ In Merchandise)

Arthur Kelly came to Estevan, from Brandon, in 1892 and started a small hotel. Later adding a store at the side. In 1901 sold the hotel but kept the store. In 1908 both store and hotel burnt down so Kelly rented a small building close by to continue in groceries. In 1910 he went into partnership with G.Hobbs, building a large store in Estevan and a short time later starting a store in Goodwater, which at first operated from a tent. In 1912, Mr. Kelly started a store in Hardy for his son. In 1913 Archibald William Minton Kelly took over the Hardy store and continued in business until 1942 when he sold to his nephew. Tokens were issued in 1918 as a large amount of produce passed through the store. Archie Kelly advertised that he 'handled everything from needles to threshing machines as well as a full line of groceries'. Tokens were discontinued around 1937.

 

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28

6

2075 g

Hardy

A.W.M. Kelly General Merchant Hardy, Sask.
(Good For 10 Cts. Trade)

Arthur Kelly came to Estevan, from Brandon, in 1892 and started a small hotel. Later adding a store at the side. In 1901 sold the hotel but kept the store. In 1908 both store and hotel burnt down so Kelly rented a small building close by to continue in groceries. In 1910 he went into partnership with G.Hobbs, building a large store in Estevan and a short time later starting a store in Goodwater, which at first operated from a tent. In 1912, Mr. Kelly started a store in Hardy for his son. In 1913 Archibald William Minton Kelly took over the Hardy store and continued in business until 1942 when he sold to his nephew. Tokens were issued in 1918 as a large amount of produce passed through the store. Archie Kelly advertised that he 'handled everything from needles to threshing machines as well as a full line of groceries'. Tokens were discontinued around 1937.

 

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26

6

2075 h

Hardy

A.W.M. Kelly General Merchant Hardy, Sask.
(Good For 5¢ In Trade)

Arthur Kelly came to Estevan, from Brandon, in 1892 and started a small hotel. Later adding a store at the side. In 1901 sold the hotel but kept the store. In 1908 both store and hotel burnt down so Kelly rented a small building close by to continue in groceries. In 1910 he went into partnership with G.Hobbs, building a large store in Estevan and a short time later starting a store in Goodwater, which at first operated from a tent. In 1912, Mr. Kelly started a store in Hardy for his son. In 1913 Archibald William Minton Kelly took over the Hardy store and continued in business until 1942 when he sold to his nephew. Tokens were issued in 1918 as a large amount of produce passed through the store. Archie Kelly advertised that he 'handled everything from needles to threshing machines as well as a full line of groceries'. Tokens were discontinued around 1937.

 

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25

7

2075 h1

Hardy

A.W.M. Kelly General Merchant Hardy, Sask.
(Good For 5 Cts Trade)

Arthur Kelly came to Estevan, from Brandon, in 1892 and started a small hotel. Later adding a store at the side. In 1901 sold the hotel but kept the store. In 1908 both store and hotel burnt down so Kelly rented a small building close by to continue in groceries. In 1910 he went into partnership with G.Hobbs, building a large store in Estevan and a short time later starting a store in Goodwater, which at first operated from a tent. In 1912, Mr. Kelly started a store in Hardy for his son. In 1913 Archibald William Minton Kelly took over the Hardy store and continued in business until 1942 when he sold to his nephew. Tokens were issued in 1918 as a large amount of produce passed through the store. Archie Kelly advertised that he 'handled everything from needles to threshing machines as well as a full line of groceries'. Tokens were discontinued around 1937.

 

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23

7

2075 h2

Hardy

A.W.M. Kelly General Merchant Hardy, Sask.
(Good For 5¢ In Merchandise)

Arthur Kelly came to Estevan, from Brandon, in 1892 and started a small hotel. Later adding a store at the side. In 1901 sold the hotel but kept the store. In 1908 both store and hotel burnt down so Kelly rented a small building close by to continue in groceries. In 1910 he went into partnership with G.Hobbs, building a large store in Estevan and a short time later starting a store in Goodwater, which at first operated from a tent. In 1912, Mr. Kelly started a store in Hardy for his son. In 1913 Archibald William Minton Kelly took over the Hardy store and continued in business until 1942 when he sold to his nephew. Tokens were issued in 1918 as a large amount of produce passed through the store. Archie Kelly advertised that he 'handled everything from needles to threshing machines as well as a full line of groceries'. Tokens were discontinued around 1937.

 

A

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23

6

2080 m

Harris

Eat Harris's Health Bread
(Good For 1/2 Loaf)

 

A

R

22

10

2080 m1

Harris

Eat Harris's Health Bread
(Good For 1/2 Loaf)

 

A

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22

10

2081 t

Harris

{Lions logo} Harris Sask.
(uniface)
[Green token color, Gold lettering]

Large letters

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42

1

2081 t1

Harris

{Lions logo} Harris Sask.
(uniface)
[Green token color, Gold lettering]

Small letters

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42

1

2085 t

Hawarden

Hawarden Elks 468
({Elks Full Logo})
[Blue token color, Gold lettering]

Issued February 1st, 1970, issue 1,000.

 

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38

1

2085 t1

Hawarden

Hawarden Elks #468
(uniface)
[Blue token color, White lettering]

 

P

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38

1

2086 t

Hawarden

Hawarden Heritage 1985
(uniface)
[Blue token color, White lettering]

 

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38

2

2100 d

Hazelcliffe

Robb. Nicolls & Co. General Merchants Hazelcliffe, Sask.
(Good For $1.00 In Merchandise)

William Robb and Richard Nicolls, brother-in-law, came out from Ontario in 1908 and purchased the general store from Rawson & McLaughlin. Tokens were issued around 1910 and were used until the store was sold to F.C. Montague in 1916.

 

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32

10

2100 f

Hazelcliffe

Robb. Nicolls & Co. General Merchants Hazelcliffe, Sask.
(Good For 25¢ In Merchandise)

William Robb and Richard Nicolls, brother-in-law, came out from Ontario in 1908 and purchased the general store from Rawson & McLaughlin. Tokens were issued around 1910 and were used until the store was sold to F.C. Montague in 1916.

 

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25

10

2100 g

Hazelcliffe

Robb. Nicolls & Co. General Merchants Hazelcliffe, Sask.
(Good For 10¢ In Merchandise)

William Robb and Richard Nicolls, brother-in-law, came out from Ontario in 1908 and purchased the general store from Rawson & McLaughlin. Tokens were issued around 1910 and were used until the store was sold to F.C. Montague in 1916.

 

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22

10

2100 h

Hazelcliffe

Robb. Nicolls & Co. General Merchants Hazelcliffe, Sask.
(Good For 5¢ In Merchandise)

William Robb and Richard Nicolls, brother-in-law, came out from Ontario in 1908 and purchased the general store from Rawson & McLaughlin. Tokens were issued around 1910 and were used until the store was sold to F.C. Montague in 1916.

 

A

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20

9

2120 r

Hazenmore

H. Honey Confectionery Hazenmore
(Good For 1 Loaf Of Bread)

 

A

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23

10

2121 t

Hazenmore

Hazenmore Lions Club
(Good For One Drink)
[Black token color, White lettering]

 

P

R

37

3

2125 t

Hazlet

Hazlet Lions Club {Lions logo}
(uniface)
[Blue token color, Gold lettering]

 

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R

38

1

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