The Plastic Tokens of Eastern Pennsylvania 1942-1972

Author: Krauss, Art
Title: The Plastic Tokens of Eastern Pennsylvania 1942-1972
Publication: No place stated: Published by the Author, 1972.
Binding: Plastic comb binding
Condition: Near Fine with no dust jacket.

Description: Slight wear. Thick card cover and text pages in new plastic comb binding.; Undated, circa 1972. Copied type-script single-sided pages. "A need exists for a catalog listing the Plastic Tokens of Eastern Pennsylvania, including their identification, location, color, size and shape. ... I have listed all the Plastic Tokens seen by me from the Eastern part of Pennsylvania by the simplest method possible. By listing them alphabetically by the letters as they appear on the obverse (front) of the token, I have eliminated the need for an index. Since there are only 4 basic shapes and 5 distinct colors, the identification and cataloging has been made very simple." - The Catalog. Reference listing of plastic tokens used in the food and beverage trade in eastern Pennsylvania. ; v, 91 pages.

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