A.B. Kerr & Sons Token - Muldoon, TX

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This must by my week for tokens. I was hunting in the ghost town of Muldoon today and got this nice A.B. Kerr & Sons General Store token - Muldoon, TX - Good for 10 cents in merchandise. This design dates to 1895. Original building is still standing. Also got some other goodies including a 1904 indian head and a couple of buffalos.

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Very cool finds :icon_thumright:
 

A nice variety of finds always leaves you with a good hunt feeling. What are the long cylinder tube thingy's? I plucked one out of the ground last Friday.
 

A nice variety of finds always leaves you with a good hunt feeling. What are the long cylinder tube thingy's? I plucked one out of the ground last Friday.

They're tent rope tensioners. I think these have quite a wide date range. I haven't done much research on them but I think they go way back.
 

They're tent rope tensioners. I think these have quite a wide date range. I haven't done much research on them but I think they go way back.
Thanks for the info and quick reply.
 

Acording to the TX Dept. of Health, Certificate of Death #16807, John Abness Kerr, Sr. was born in Flatonia, TX on 23 Jan 1873.
He died a widower, on 9 Apr 1949 at 4320 Edmondson Street, in Muldoon, Highland Park, Dallas, TX
Source:
https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=140565830
This is his son's obit, but 'your' Kerr is also mentioned.
Don....
 

Original looking token
Wtg
 

Fantastic finds! :notworthy:
 

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Thanks for all of the nice comments! Got home and got the token cleaned up...

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