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Gimbel Brothers Metal Tokens: Charge Cards, ca. 1925Collection of rectangular metal tokens used as charge cards by Gimbel Brothers, circa 1925. Each token bears a unique holder number, exemplified by the number 168641 found on one of the tokens. The tokens represent a tangible piece of Gimbel Brothers' early 20th-century retail operations.
Metal Tokens from Frank and Seder, circa 1925Oval-shaped metal tokens used as charge cards by Frank and Seder. Each token bears a unique holder number; example shown is #137628. The tokens date from circa 1925.
Metal Tokens from Hochchild, Kohn & Co.Oval-shaped metal tokens used as charge cards by Hochchild, Kohn & Co. One example shows the number 53925. The tokens date from circa 1925.
Metal Tokens from the Blum Account, #21281These oval-shaped metal tokens served as charge cards for account number #21281, belonging to someone named Blum. Each token displays the account holder's number. The tokens date from around January 1, 1925.
Metal Tokens: Charge Cards for Account #77534These oval-shaped metal tokens served as original charge cards. Each token displays the account holder's number, #77534. The date of issuance is estimated to be January 1, 1925, based on donor information.