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Silver, light weight metal coin/token for Wurster Brothers Soda fountain, "Good for 1 glass of soda water." on one side, "Wurster Bros." on other. The pharmacy with a soda fountain was located at 419 Chillicothe Street.

WWII uniform in good condition. Gene Lloyd Hiatt was born in Portsmouth, Ohio on November 13, 1922. He enlisted into the Army Air Corps in 1943 and was sent to flight school where he graduated at the top of his class. He received orders for the…

WWII flight uniform in good condition. Gene Lloyd Hiatt was born in Portsmouth, Ohio on November 13, 1922. He enlisted into the Army Air Corps in 1943 and was sent to flight school where he graduated at the top of his class. He received orders for…

Green, faded booklet log for customer transactions. Only one customer listed. Black print on front and back, log in pencil. Company located at 723 Fifth (5th) Street.

Silver colored, light-weight token coin, "Good for 10(cent) in trade" at Winter Garden Auditorium, corner of Gallia and Bond Streets 1921-1937.

copper token with hole in center. "Winfield's Confectionery" on one side and "Good for 5¢ in trade" on other. Located at 2105 Gallia Street and owned by William Wingfield.

A gold ornament of the Wheelersburg United Methodist Church in Wheelersburg, Ohio. On back says "Open heart. Open mind. Open doors."

A gold metal ornament for the Wheelersburg United Methodist Church in Wheelersburg, Ohio. In the middle is a painting of Jesus Christ. On the back says "Behold, I stand at the door and knock. Rev. 3:20"

Wooden nickel token with Buffalo and United States on one side. Wheelersburg Sesquicentennial and dates on the other side.

Tan in color with Company name in black around base.

Illustrated, color image on front of cardboard fan with wooden stick. On back, information on Wendel-Howland Funeral Home at 1503 Offnere Street in black print. Name3s listed are C.M. Howland & R.E. Swearingin.

Shows "Queen Quality Shoes" on back loop. This was a type of shoe sold by Weber's. Weber Shoe Store, operated by Louis Weber, was located at 611 Chillicothe Street in the 1932 Portsmouth City Directory.