Veeder M'fg Co.

18mm, WM

About this token:

• Nancy writes: I think your token came off one of there produces. I have the same design on a machine along with the dates OCT 22 1895 and under that AUG 16, 1911. The stamp is aprox. the size of a dime but the differance being my counter is more square with the stamp in the center and it's still attached to what looks like it came off the pump of a very old fire engine. like maybe AUG 1911.
• Mike writes: I have a very similar 'plate' attached to the end of a mechanical counter. The only difference I see is the patent date, yours looks like it says October something, mine says Nov 5, 1907. Also, mine has no holes top & bottom, perhaps this is a point of attachment, where the plate was 'tacked' to the rest of the device. I attached a photo of the counter, sorry it is not very good, my digital camera is lousy at taking closeups, but I think it gives you an idea of the type of device mine came off of...it would be a handheld counter that a ballpark usher or amusement park gate keeper would keep count of people passing by. It registers up to 9999. It maight have also been used on an assembly line to count items passing by.
  
  
• Bob writes: I have this "token", too. Here is the best result of an internet search that I did on Veeder Mfg: http://www.stanleysteamers.com/hart.htm Alpert&Smith may call it whatever, but IMHO it's an identification disc ... therefore the 2 holes for attachment ... not anything to do with the Amusement Industry.
• This is an old amusement token, listed by Alpert&Smith as CT 350 VEE

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