State of New York - Commemorate the Passage of the Probationary Liquor Law 1855

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts an old, round brass token with a stamped design related to the state of New York. The center features the words "NO REPEAL" with an hourglass symbol beneath it, emphasizing a statement of permanence or protest against change. Surrounding the central message, the inscription reads "STATE OF NEW YORK" along the top edge and "JULY 4, 1855" along the bottom, indicating the date, likely highlighting an event of historical significance. A radiating sun emblem appears above "NO," and there is a small hole near the top, possibly for hanging or attaching the token.

The image depicts an old, round brass token with a stamped design related to the state of New York. The center features the words "NO REPEAL" with an hourglass symbol beneath it, emphasizing a statement of permanence or protest against change. Surrounding the central message, the inscription reads "STATE OF NEW YORK" along the top edge and "JULY 4, 1855" along the bottom, indicating the date, likely highlighting an event of historical significance. A radiating sun emblem appears above "NO," and there is a small hole near the top, possibly for hanging or attaching the token.

Name/Title

State of New York - Commemorate the Passage of the Probationary Liquor Law 1855

Entry/Object ID

166/11006

Description

State of New York - Commemorate the Passage of the Probationary Liquor Law- July 4th, 1855... wreath/ no repeal... glass turned down

Collection

Coins

Made/Created

Date made

1855