Interesting.
The earlier blue example could be a poor quality image.
Ballykinlar tokens
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Re: Ballykinlar tokens
Having checked some references including Paper Money of Ireland 2nd Edition and the statement of Francis O’Duffy (Bureau of Military History), the hand drawn 3d posted earlier aligns with Issue 2, an unofficial issue managed by the prisoners themselves. PMI mentions 6d and 1s tokens from this issue so the 3d is a newly recorded denomination.
3d tokens from the first Official issue are attached for comparison. Two types are known, a pink token with just Ballykinlar Internment Camp mentioned and a white token with the additional text ‘Good for 3d’.
3d tokens from the first Official issue are attached for comparison. Two types are known, a pink token with just Ballykinlar Internment Camp mentioned and a white token with the additional text ‘Good for 3d’.
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- Ballykinlar 3 pence ca.1919-1921 Pink.JPG (19.01 KiB) Viewed 443 times
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- Ballykinlar 3 Pence Token ca. 1919-1921 Cream.JPG (19.28 KiB) Viewed 443 times
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Re: Ballykinlar tokens
Here is a Ballykinlar token for 6d with the inscription ‘Good for 6d’ and prisoner number. Many of the old photos of these tokens are in black and white but this one confirms the colour to be green.
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Re: Ballykinlar tokens
Two varieties there on the small 'Good for' tokens, with and without 'Prisoner No'.