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Copper Clad Crank Club - Stove Company Good Luck Coin

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Copper-Clad-Crank-Club---Stove-Company-Good-Luck-Coin
Copper Clad Crank Club Good Luck Coin
Bronze, 32 mm, 11.16 gm

Obverse: Knight in armor standing on swastika / COPPER-CLAD CRANK CLUB
Reverse: Horseshoe with swastikas and four-leaf clover
BE A USER OF THE COPPER-CLAD OR A LIFE MEMBER OF THE "WISH I HAD"
GREENDUCK CHICAGO (Manufacturer)

This token dates from the 1920's.
The Copper-Clad Malleable Range Company of St. Louis, Missouri was in business from 1899 to 1985.
The company manufactured stoves including wood-burning, coal-burning, and gas-powered stoves.
The stoves were lined with copper as a rust preventative measure.

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 Posted 09/26/2021  6:00 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add David Graham to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
It is for this reason I am so tempted to collect tokens. That's a fascinating bit of history. Didn't know there were copper clad stoves.

I assume they dropped the swastika motif by the mid 30s (and probably hoping that most tokens had been lost!).
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@dave, yes I think you are correct about this. Here is a quote from the tokencatalog entry on this token:


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The swastica was an American good luck symbol made popular by a fad called the "Don't Worry Club". In the 1930's the symbol was being revived. But when Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany in 1933 the revival faded.

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