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Nick Rivera's Saloon 5¢ Token
Newhall, California
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Saloon token, Good For 10¢ In Trade, N.H. Rivera's Saloon, Newhall Cal., circa 1890s, presumed unique (meaning it is believed that this example is the only one in existence today). Either zinc or more likely aluminum. Borrowed from the owner in June 2006 for the purpose of photographing it. This is the only known type of token for Nick Rivera's Saloon. Nicanor H. "Nick" Rivera ran a combination saloon-barber shop on the west side Railroad Avenue, roughly mid-block between Market and 8th streets, just south of Mike Powell's Palace Saloon, which was later called the Oil Exchange. See this image for orientation. See this image for orientation.
LW2347: 9600 dpi jpeg from digital image of token borrowed in June 2006 from an agent of Fred Holabird (pre-Kagin). |
10¢ Token 1890s
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Monarch Saloon ~1903
Irene Ruiz's Newhall School Diploma 1914
Irene Ruiz & Opal Mayhue 1910-1915
Abandoned Saloon ~1930-1932
Nick Rivera Grave
Irene McKibben: Life Story 1984
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