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Royal Black Preceptory token (obverse)

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BenjaminLClark said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Tokens, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
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Will said:
The R.B.P. is part of the greater Orange family, so: Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Ontario's Orange heritage, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
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Guy Batchelor said:
i have this one what would you guys pay for it ZOBAH R.B.P. No 252. TWEED ONT. = INSTITUTED 1888
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Deseronto Archives said:
Guy Batchelor Hi Guy - we don't collect materials outside of Deseronto, I'm afraid.
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james pyke said:
I am a member of the Royal Black Institution in Canada and will purchase RBP tokens when available for display in a historical retrospect that is brought to events attended by our members. jh_pyke@hotmail.com
Allan Smith 9

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Paul Lantz said:
Railway bridge across the Moira River shows two tracks instead of the current one. This was shared by the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Canadian Northern Railway (later absorbed into Canadian National Railways).
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