NEWP Saloon Token with some related pics

Picked this up on ebay tonight. Got a very good deal on it. I was pawing through the Nevada Post Card Album, a great source for photographs of turn of the century Nevada towns, to try to get some info to do a write-up. I was surprised to see that the pictures included for the town of Dayton (the pictures were all from Real-Photo Post Cards) had two images of the O'Deon Saloon. The first is an image looking down Main Street, while the other was a view of the O'Deon Saloon's "facade."
(Ebay auction pics)


and from the Nevada Post Card Album

(Ebay auction pics)


and from the Nevada Post Card Album


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Nifty stuff.
-Randy Newman
<< <i>Cool token, especially with the corresponding pics. I wonder how many beers 12 1/2 cents bought in the early 1900's? It's also neat that Marilyn Monroe filmed part of "The Misfits" there.
Nifty stuff.
A bit (12 1/2 cents) was the standard price of a glass of beer or shot of whiskey.
-Randy Newman
<< <i>Eight beers for a buck!
And a bath in those turn-of-the-century days would cost you 2 1/2 cents. So would a shave.
Just goes to show how much those westerners valued their booze.
Very cool stuff and it definitely takes you back to a simpler time; although times were drastically changing a lot!!!