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Token [Western Springs Tramway]
Maker and role
Jeep Halling, Maker
Production date
Circa 1980s
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Object detail
Accession number
1991.13.32
Maker
Production period
Description
A medallion made for the Western Springs Tramway which operates at MOTAT. The medallion is a circular, gold coloured token that depicts "WESTERN SPRINGS TRAMWAY" logo. The logo image shows a piece of moulded tram track above a tram wheel with banner below. Engraved on the back of the medallion is 'PASS' and 'G E Watt'.
Marks
WESTERN SPRINGS TRAMWAY Logo
PASS / G.E.Watt Engraved
PASS / G.E.Watt Engraved
Media/Materials
Collection
Credit Line
Jeep Halling. Circa 1980s. Token [Western Springs Tramway], 1991.13.32. The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT).
Public comments
Thanks for the comments. We will be able to add additional images of the collection in the near future. Thanks for your patience.
- MOTAT Curatorial Research posted 3 years ago.
The Western Springs Tramway medallion was manufactured by Anthony "Jeep" Halling in his Jewelry, badge making and engraving business "Halling & Son" (Jeep was the son), which was located at MOTAT in the old Victorian shops in the 1980s and early 1990s.
- David Cawood posted 3 years ago.
What is the diameter in millimetres w/o the loop? Can you provide a photo of the reverse side of the medal?
- Yosef Sa'ar posted 3 years ago.