Old License and Stamps

[Greybeard]

Thought you may enjoy seeing these.  In 1948 the fees more than doubled by making the hunting and fishing licenses separate licenses at a rate of $3.15 each.  Same as when they separated the buck stubs from the extended permits more recently.

 

 

Old License and Stamps by shot4u2c, on Flickr

[mazzgolf]

Greybeard - your name is appropriate --- you're old. 

 

Cool looking - I like the metal license holders

[Fishman]

   

[LPJR]

Love this stuff.   

[Greybeard]

Greybeard - your name is appropriate --- you're old. 

 

Cool looking - I like the metal license holders

 

My father's, not mine.  Getting there though.

[MightyOak]

Cool find .put them in a shadow box and hang it on the wall

 

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[Buckeyes11]

I miss the old paper licenses

[Mixbaghunter]

Good old days real stamps i miss them

[hemlock]

Very cool. 

[jerseyhunter]

When I got mine it was a combined Hunting and Trapping License. Those are a few years older though. Nice Keepsakes.

[ratherbhunting]

cool, I have some of my dads old licenses

[hammer4reel]

Once upon a time I had every license I ever had . DAM mice got them in a dresser drawer in my garage.

I believe I have every license my dad had,will have to check and see how far back they go 

 

Cool seeing the old stuff, I Liked the OLD button licenses they had too 

Edited March 3, 2018 by hammer4reel

[Greybeard]

Kept all of mine, too.  And a lot of the digests.  Stuff piles up though.  He had his dental records from one year.  Also had gotten his motorcycle license that I never knew about.  That would have helped me defend myself when he came down on me for buying a bike.

  He never talked about the war, but there are stacks of letters from my mother when they were dating during the war, and letters that he wrote to his brother that are telling me quite a bit.  Pictures from my mothers fathers side of people I don't know.  They didn't write names or relations on them back in the early 1900's,  My grandfather only wrote the location where they were taken.  Label your pics with names, because what we take for granted now won't be known at some point down the road.