I found these at my dad's place. Both were in the same hole. At first I noticed that they were larger than a quarter but smaller than a half and got excited thinking they might be large cents. No such luck but neat finds just the same. FYI...The Bethlehem Steel Co. in Bethlehem, PA has been closed for quite a while and is about to re-open as a casino.
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Found some old employee tags
- Thread starter born2hunt
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Silverbackbob
Active member
Among my favorite finds. WTG!! Bob.
Joel-Winnipeg
New member
Nice tags and a good find.
R-n-R Magnolia SpringsAla
New member
turn one in get a tool, return the tool get the token back. Sort of a check to keep tools from wandering off. Could be?? Cool find though!
Uncle Willy
New member
Neat find bud.
Bill
Bill
I like cheese on mine.
It was sad day when Bethlehem Steel went under. It was one of the first common stocks I ever bought. It was good to me briefly when the US steel industry had a brief resugence in the 80s.
I am a Moravian. btw, and used to travel to Bethlehem a few times a year. I hope the casino doesn't totally ruin the place. I like casinos fine but wouldn't want one in my town.
Great find. Are both from the shipbuilding side?
Chris
It was sad day when Bethlehem Steel went under. It was one of the first common stocks I ever bought. It was good to me briefly when the US steel industry had a brief resugence in the 80s.
I am a Moravian. btw, and used to travel to Bethlehem a few times a year. I hope the casino doesn't totally ruin the place. I like casinos fine but wouldn't want one in my town.
Great find. Are both from the shipbuilding side?
Chris
Chris said...Are both from the shipbuilding side?
I'm not sure what you mean by that. Be more specific. As for the casino, I'm happy to say that it's not in my town. It's supposed to create 500 jobs and no one is going to complain about that but I'm sure that, in the long run, it will create much more than jobs. We'll just have to wait and see. I never cared much for cities, large or small. I'm perfectly content to be out in the sticks where I belong.
Steve in PA
I'm not sure what you mean by that. Be more specific. As for the casino, I'm happy to say that it's not in my town. It's supposed to create 500 jobs and no one is going to complain about that but I'm sure that, in the long run, it will create much more than jobs. We'll just have to wait and see. I never cared much for cities, large or small. I'm perfectly content to be out in the sticks where I belong.
Steve in PA
My dad hauled alot of steel out of that place ( long after WW2 ) so they could have been his but It's really hard to say. I'm still not exactly sure what the purpose of those tags were. I've done some research but haven't found anything conclusive yet. I need to show them to some old-timers that worked there.
Steve in PA
Steve in PA
Too funny, Chris