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Gimbel Brothers Metal Tokens: Charge Cards, ca. 1925Collection of rectangular metal tokens used as charge cards by Gimbel Brothers, circa 1925. Each token bears a unique holder number, exemplified by the number 168641 found on one of the tokens. The tokens represent a tangible piece of Gimbel Brothers' early 20th-century retail operations.
Typewritten membership contract signed by Abe Lit of Lit Brothers Department Store to join the Union Republican Club of South Philadelphia on June 3, 1933.
Metal Tokens from Lit Brothers: Charge Cards, ca. 1930Collection of oval-shaped metal tokens used as charge cards by Lit Brothers. Each token displays a unique account number, with at least one example bearing the number #233317. These tokens date from circa 1930.