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History travelling permit 1932

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by hemi rodder, Jul 30, 2014.

  1. hemi rodder
    Joined: Oct 10, 2011
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    hemi rodder
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    from NB Canada

    100_5375.JPG I have a br*** pin that I am trying to find info on, not sure what it is, anyone know?
     
  2. curbspeed
    Joined: Feb 7, 2002
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    Looks like a French train token. Just taking a Wild *** guess
     
  3. stimpy
    Joined: Apr 16, 2006
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    stimpy

    Google says anglo canadian pulp and papermills LTD , Quebec CA. and being its both in english and french I would say that would be a good guess, and its possibly for rail p***age to and from the mills or towns to the cut sites .
     
  4. hemi rodder
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    hemi rodder
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    from NB Canada

    thanks, that sounds about right, I am only a few hours drive from were the mills could have been.
    I am in New-Brunswick only 20 minutes drive to the province of Quebec. a friend gave it to me to put in my rod thinking it was car related and knowing it was from the 1930's
     
  5. lothiandon1940
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  6. Definitely a cool piece. I have a small collection of similar pieces including a couple from the Highland Park Ford plant.Others I believe are from various department stores in the Boston MA area.The logos are very ornate and a bit difficult to read.
     
  7. Texas Webb
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    Put it in,and when asked,just say it means you can drive anywhere/anytime.
     
  8. HOTRODPRIMER
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    Cool collectible. HRP
     
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  9. tommy
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    That would have to be riveted to my firewall! nothing like having official permission to travel!:D
     
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  10. hemi rodder
    Joined: Oct 10, 2011
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    hemi rodder
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    from NB Canada

    I guess I don't have to ask my wife for permission any more:)
     

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