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Herbert Jones Men's Furnishings Berkeley California Coin
An advertising token featuring the "Don't Worry Club"
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The Herbert Jones Men's Furnishings was a Berkeley men's clothes store chain.
It had two locations in Berkeley, both near the University of California.
It was in business from around 1909 into the 1930's.
The "Don't Worry Club" was a generic design used on advertising tokens from the 1900's to the 1930's.
They employed a large left or right facing swastika and other "good luck" symbols.
The direction of the arms of the swastika is meaningless for these items.
1. Berkeley California Herbert Jones Men's Furnishings Token
Brass, 31 mm, 9.19 gm
Obverse:
GOOD FOR 5 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR
OF HATS, SHIRTS AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS
BOUGHT OF
HERBERT JONES
2308 TELEGRAPH OR 2114 CENTER
BERKELEY, CAL.
WHEN PRESENTED SINGLY
Reverse:
In the center a left facing large swastika, in the arms of the swastika a four-leaf clover, wishbone, horseshoe, and runes.
MEMBERSHIP EMBLEM OF THE DONT WORRY CLUB
GOOD LUCK
GOOD FOR 5 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR
OF HATS, SHIRTS AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS
BOUGHT OF
HERBERT JONES
2308 TELEGRAPH OR 2114 CENTER
BERKELEY, CAL.
WHEN PRESENTED SINGLY
In the center a left facing large swastika, in the arms of the swastika a four-leaf clover, wishbone, horseshoe, and runes.
MEMBERSHIP EMBLEM OF THE DONT WORRY CLUB
GOOD LUCK
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