Badges, Tags, etc. | Collecting Vintage Saegertown and Meadville

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From the 1869-70 DIRECTORY of FRENCH CREEK, OIL CREEK AND ALLEGHENY VALLEYS:

MEADVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT

Cussewago Engine – Centre street. Foreman, Henry Oster.
Rough and Ready Engine – Second Street. Foreman, Ed Pentz.
Torrent Engine – North Street. Foreman, George S. Rowland.
J. D. Gill, (steamer) – City Hall. Engineer, D. H. Boyd.
Taylor Hose – R.R. near Depot. Foreman, H. J. Appleby.
Hope Hose – City Hall. Foreman, G. L. Mahoney.
Keystone Hook and Ladder Co. – City Hall. Foreman, Thomas R. Cowell.
Fire Police – City Hall. Captain, Wm. Gill, Jr.

There are some great pictures of the some of the old Meadville horse-drawn fire-fighting equipment, and the new Central Fire Station on our Meadville Post Card Page.

By 1904 Meadville, Pa. had the following hose companies:
Taylor Hose Company #1 (closed when Central Station was taken over by the career fire department)
Hope Hose Company #2 (closed when Central Station was taken over by the career fire department)
Dick Hose Company #3
Davis Hose Company #4
Keystone Hose Company #5

Early Taylor Hose Co. badge, Meadville, Pa. It says: LIEUT. TAYLOR HOSE CO. M. F. D. 1.

For a description of Image FR1, see the text below.

For a description of Image FR2, see the text below.

For a description of Image FR3, see the text below.

In Image FR1, the ribbon on the left, says: July 4, 1884. Compliments of Taylor Hose, -No. 1- MEADVILLE, Pa. The ribbon on the right, says: M. PARK DAVIS HOSE CO. MEADVILLE, PENNA. It is over eight inches long.
In Image FR2, the left, blue ribbon, is in very rough shape. Its top, has a badge, that shows an early cart used in fire-fighting. The middle of the ribbon, has only partially survived, and what is left of it, says: AT HOME – MEADVILLE – AUG. 18-19-20, 1897. It had a piece that said Davis Hose, but it didn’t survive the handling. The red ribbon on the right, has a metal top with pin, and a button hanging down, that says: Annual Convention Meadville, Pa. 1897. The ribbon says: BROWN HOSE NO. 1, NO. CLARENDON, PA.
In Image FR3, the left ribbon says: DAVIS HOSE CO. MEADVILLE, PA. AT BRADFORD, PA. AUG. 16-17-18, ’99. The badge on the right says: DELEGATE 9TH ANNUAL NORTHWEST PA. FIREMEN’S ASS’N MEADVILLE, PA. AUG. 24-25-26 1939.

The top hat badges, #4 and #1 say: MEADVILLE F. D. The bottom hat badges, #4 and #5 say: MEADVILLE FIRE DEPT. Three of the badges are about 1 3/4 inches square. The bottom #5 badge is about 1/16″ smaller.

The left hat badge says: M.P. DAVIS 4 MEADVILLE. This hat badge is 1 3/4″ square, the same size as the No. 5 hat badge shown in the image above. The right badge says: M. P. DAVIS HOSE CO. MEADVILLE, PA. 4.

Two different issues of the S.B. Dick Hose Co. No. 3 volunteer fire department badges, Meadville, Pa. The top hat badge goes with the left badge and the bottom hat badge goes with the right badge. The two hat badges measure 1 1/4″ square.

Davis Hose Co. 4 Meadville, Pa. Fire Dept. hat badge. Appx. 1 3/4″ square.

S.B. Dick Hose Meadville Pa. arm patch. See the badges in the image above.

Meadville, Pa. fire and rescue arm patch.

Here are four different issues of Rescue Squad Meadville, Pa. badges. From left to right, they are oldest to newest. The small badge at the bottom is an Exempt Member badge (probably issued to a member who is no longer active).

The left badge says: MEMBER SOUTH MEADVILLE VOL. FIRE DEPT. PA.. The hat badge says: MEADVILLE F.D.. It is about 1 7/8″ by 1 7/8″. If anyone has any information about this fire company, please contact me.

From the 1897 third annual convention of the Northwestern Firemen’s Association, Meadville, Pa., we have a deligate badge on the left, and a souvenir badge on the right.

Meadville, Pa. firemen. The back is stamped: Photo by Reed McCaskey Photo-Graphic Arts Tribune Publishing Co, Meadville, Penna., no date. Possibly circa. 1930s-40s?

Here are three Crawford County, Pa. Constable badges. The left badge has the name W.R. Patterson along the top. The other two badges are examples of an earlier and later issue,

Patrolman Junior Police, Meadville, Pa. badge. See text.

On October 13 and 14, 1948, the Meadville Optimist Club presented “NOW and THEN” Minstrel Revue at the Meadville High School Auditorium, to raise money to aid in the development of the boys of Meadville into “Leaders of Tomorrow”. Inside the front cover of the show’s program (part of the cover is shown in the background of the image to the right), it mentions the Optimist Junior Police program. The badge shown in the image to the right, is one of the badges used in that program. It says: PATROLMAN JUNIOR POLICE MEADVILLE PA (with the OPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL seal in the middle).

To compliment the badges shown below, here is a vintage and a newer arm patch from: STATE POLICE CRAWFORD AND ERIE COUNTIES.

STATE POLICE CRAWFORD & ERIE CO’S., PA. The older badge on the left is CO. 72 (Summit Twp.) and the newer badge on the right is CO. 36 (Union City).

Also from the STATE POLICE OF CRAWFORD & ERIE CO’S, PA., here is a much older CO. 42 badge with the smaller 25 year badge. See the text below for details.

Official summer and winter uniforms for the State Police Crawford & Erie Counties, shown in the booklet described below.

We have a 28-page booklet titled Chief Company – Subordinate Companies 1980-1981. It was issued to the members of the State Police Crawford & Erie Counties. It has detailed uniform (and accessories) information, including the pictures of the summer and winter uniforms shown in the image above. It also has lists of: Suppliers of badges, police equipment, ammunition, weapons & Sergeant’s supplies; Chief Company Board of Officers 1980-81; Appointed Officers of Chief Company; Past Chiefs of Police; Deceased Past Chiefs; Honorary Past Chiefs; Deceased Honorary Past Chiefs; Honorary Past Chiefs (50 Year Members); Schedule of Company Meetings; Subordinate Companies (with the company numbers for each individual area company, and it lists the members of each of the individual companies, including their addresses and phone numbers). After I listed this booklet, we got a second booklet dated 1976-1977. In the images above, we can identify the company numbers from these booklets, but the much older CO. 42 badge in the right image isn’t listed. If anyone has any information about that company, I’d appreciate hearing from you.

We also have a booklet printed by Dwight J. Roberts, Printer, Erie, Pa., that is a List of Officers of the Grand Encampment of State Police and Home Guards of Pennsylvania and Ohio – Elected and Installed at Conneaut O. June 14, 1898. Here are the camp numbers and locations in Crawford County, Pennsylvania: No. 1 Springboro, No. 9 Hayfield Township, No. 11 Meadville, No. 13 Watson Run, No. 17 Beaver Center, No. 20 Penn Line, No. 26 Shaw’s, No. 37 Westford, No. 40 Espyville, No. 46 Espyville Station, No. 48 Kerrtown, No. 50 Harmonsburg, No. 52 Spartansburg, No. 55 Atlantic, No. 64 Conneautville, No. 65 Titusville.

The brass buttons are: a post-Civil War era button from an Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa. cadet uniform, and a Meadville Traction Company, Meadville, Pa., uniform button, circa. 1893-1911.

Here are two small vintage Erie Railroad buttons that are appx. 5/8″ dia. We have all our railroad and trolley items and images, listed on our Railroad and Trolley Items Page.

Here is a front and back view of a souvenir badge from the Meadville, Pa. Centennial Celebration held in 1888. It’s hard to find one with its eagle still attached.

The 1938 Meadville, Pa. Sesqui-Centennial Celebration, offered two styles of souvenir badges. Here are both examples (showing the front and back of the second type).

This Spirella pin (above) was made by Langrock Bros, Co. New York. It has the company logo, and appears to be 18 Kt gold. The Spirella (Corset) Company, Inc. was started in Meadville, Pa. in 1904. At its peak, it had facilities in Meadville, Pa., New Haven Conn., Lincoln, Neb., Niagara Falls, Canada, the U.K. and Sweden. The 1 3/4 inch diameter badge below says: THE SPIRELLA COMPANY MEADVILLE PENNA., U.S.A. – ANNUAL OUTING, SEPT. 3, 1910 – NIAGARA FALLS, CANADA. It is not a pinback. It has a split ring, which suggests it probably hung below a ribbon, or it could have been worn on a chain.

1910 Spirella Company badge – see text above.

The ribbon on the left, was worn by the Vice President of the Meadville, Pa, Centennial Celebration in 1888. The right ribbon says: SPIRELLA CONVENTION AUGUST 13-22, 1908.

George W. Delamater was born in Meadville, Pa. in 1849. He became a prominent banker and served as a state senator from 1887 to 1890. This campaign medal, lapel button, and campaign ribbon, are from his unsuccessful campaign to become governor of Pennsylvania in the 1890 election. By looking at other historical pictures, we can see that the bust on the medal shown below, is an accurate representation of Mr. Delamater. The lapel button, has a stud on the back for insertion into the lapel’s buttonhole. The back of the medal says: PRESENTED BY THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA. He died in 1907.

George W. Delamater campaign medal and cloth political campaign lapel button.

1890 campaign ribbon – For Governor, Geo. W. Delamator of Crawford County.

William McKinley presidential campaign pin-back button. He attended Allegheny College for one year in 1859.

We also have a nice William McKinley plaster bust, that’s just over thirteen inches tall.

This post card shows the “Soldiers Monument, Meadville, Pa.” The commemorative dedication medal is shown immediately below. See many more Meadville post cards on our Meadville Post Cards Page.

Front view: 1 1/2″ dia. souvenir medal. The front says: ERECTED AT MEADVILLE PA. 1890. The back says: IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF CRAWFORD COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA WHO SERVED IN THE UNION ARMY DURING THE REBELLION 1861-1865.

Back view: 1 1/2″ dia. souvenir medal. The front says: ERECTED AT MEADVILLE PA. 1890. The back says: IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF CRAWFORD COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA WHO SERVED IN THE UNION ARMY DURING THE REBELLION 1861-1865.

Front of an 1895 Pennsylvania National Guard marksman badge/medal.

Back of an 1895 Pennsylvania National Guard marksman badge/medal.

Front View. On the front, this beautiful Medal says: FOR SERVICE. On the back, it says: 1919 PRESENTED BY THE PEOPLE OF MEADVILLE, PA. TO __________ FOR LOYAL SERVICE TO HIS COUNTRY.

Back View. On the front, this beautiful Medal says: FOR SERVICE. On the back, it says: 1919 PRESENTED BY THE PEOPLE OF MEADVILLE, PA. TO __________ FOR LOYAL SERVICE TO HIS COUNTRY.

Here is one side of a vintage Meadville, Pa. American Legion cap.

Here is the other side of a vintage Meadville, Pa. American Legion cap.

This tag says “219 R. W. SPAULDING MEADVILLE PA. 1909”. It appears to be made of silver.

This badge says: COME BACK TO MEADVILLE, PA. JULY 29 – AUG. 3, 1907 DURING OLD HOME WEEK.

Back of a commemorative mirror and one side of its celluloid holder for the Odd Fellows Orphans Home Meadville, Pennsylvania.

Here is the other side of the celluloid holder for the commemorative mirror from the Odd Fellows Orphans Home Meadville, Pennsylvania.

2 1/4 inch diameter mirror, showing the Odd Fellows Home with a similar format as the badges shown immediately below.

Here are two Odd Fellows pin-back button badges circa. 1890’s. (They both have copyright dates of 1896 on the back.) The left badge says: Home for Orphans of Odd Fellows MEADVILLE, PA. The right badge says: Odd Fellows Home Meadville, Pa.

This pinback button, is attached to a brochure for Tribune Newspapers Week-end Spring Vacation Tour to New York City. May 11-14, 1956. The train leaves Meadville, Pa. on Friday, May 11, 1956 and returns Monday, May 14.

This pinback button has a copyright date of July 21, 1896 on the back. Central Labor Union Organized Nov. 30, 1896 Meadville, Pa., affiliated with AF of L.

Here are two Meadville, Pa. Visitor Badges. The left badge is from Abex Corporation and the right badge is from National Bearing Div.

These vintage metal employee badges are from City Hospital (probably) Meadville, Pa. (it was found locally), and Steel Car, Greenville, Pa.

Here are two luggage tags from two very prominent hotels: the KEPLER HOTEL, MEADVILLE, PA. and The LA FAYETTE HOTEL, MEADVILLE, PA.

Employee badge from Universal Cyclops Steel Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.

Here are two McCrosky Tool Corp. employee badges from two different eras.

Employee badges from Talon Inc., Meadville – Erie, Pa. and Struther Wells Corp., Titusville, Pa.

Group of six seasonal, religious, and bi-centennial Talon zipper pulls. They have a variety of slide styles and sizes.

Here are three Talon service awards. See text.

The last image shows three Talon Inc. service awards. The left award is a pinback for 10 years of service. The middle award for 25 years service, is a tie clip (holder). The last award, is another pinback for 15 years service. They are all marked gold filled 10K.

Here is an early Hookless Fastener Co. equipment tag, Meadville, Pa.

Here are two equipment tags from Talon, Inc. Meadville, Pa.

American Viscose Corp. Lieutenant of Police badge with the Pennsylvania State seal in the middle.

Viscose Fire Co. No. 2 fire police badges (Captain’s on the left). They both have the Pennsylvania State seal in the middle.

Here is an employee badge from Westinghouse Elec. Corp., Meadville, Pa. All three of the Westinghouse badges on this page are from Pennsylvania.

Westinghouse Vol. Fire Dept. badge, Waltz Mills, Pa. and a Westinghouse Police badge with the Pennsylvania state seal in the middle.

Here is an early Saegertown Fire Department badge and two Saegertown pinback buttons. The top pinback button is a World Series promotional badge, circa. 1930s. The smaller badge is a Saegertown High School badge 1899-1900.

Here is a Saegertown Fire Police Badge and a Saegerstown Fire Police large hat badge.

Here is the Saegerstown hat badge, shown in the previous image, re-mounted on its hat.

Here is a vintage SAEGERTOWN BEVERAGE – The Aristocrat – arm patch.

Saegertown, Pa. High School Marching Band Patch. This one is circa. 1960s.

Here are: an early Eureka Springs Hotel room keyholder, and a luggage tag. This hotel changed its name to The Saegertown Inn.

Two Meadville, Pa. key chain tags commemorating The Crawford County Trust Company’s 25th and 50th anniversaries in 1925 and 1950.

Here are three guard badges, from the Keystone Ordnance Works. The badge and matching hat badge say Corporal. The right hat badge, just says guard.

Here is a group of Keystone Ordnance Works guards. They would have worn the badges shown in the last image when the plant was in operation.

From the World War II era Keystone Ordnance Works, Crawford County, Pa., here are two employee badges.

This is also from the WWII era, Keystone Ordnance Works, Crawford County, Pa. It is a metal property tag.

WWI/post WWI foreman employee badge from the American International Shipbuilding Corporation. They built ships at Hog Island, Philadelphia, Pa.

This medal was awarded to people who worked in the ship-building industry, such as Hog Island, Philadelphia, during WW I. It has 3005 on the back.

WWII era employee badge: Navy Yard Phila., Pa. Shop.

WWII era employee badge from The Arms Franklin Corp., Franklin, Pa.

Here is a rare, Pennsylvania WWI era badge, from the Middletown, G.S. Ordnance Depot, circa. 1918-1919. (Note that EMPLOYEE is misspelled.)

This is a vintage badge from Carlisle Barracks, Carlisle, Pa. Carlisle Barracks is the second oldest military base in the United States.

Pennsylvania Military College hat badge.

Here is an 1893 souvenir badge from the Pennsylvania Exhibit at the Columbian Worlds Exposition (1893 Chicago World’s Fair).

Here is a Pennsylvania Industrial School badge (this school was started at White Hall, Pa. in 1941).

Here are nine Crawford County, Pa. dog license tags. From the top left to the bottom right, they are 1917, 1918, 1922, 1935, 1950, 1954, 2 different 1960, and 1966.

The top left tag is a 1996 Rabies Vaccine tag from a Saegertown, Pa. Vet. The six Crawford County, Pa. dog license tags are 1971, 2001, 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011.

Here are dog license tags from Mercer County, Pa. Top row is 1909, 1911 and 1912. The bottom row, is 1914 and 1915.

This tag says: 1926 KENNEL 8 CRAWFORD COUNTY PA. I’m not sure if this was from the county dog pound, or something else.

Hat badge, two collar badges, and shield badge from the State Dog Warden, Pennsylvania Dept. of Agriculture.

1941 Crawford County, Pa. Sportsman’s Council and 1956 Crawford County, Pa. Conservation League, Inc. badges.

Pennsylvania Dept. of Forests & Waters, Forest Guide badge.

Here is a vintage PENNSYLVANIA GAME COMMISSION – DEPUTY GAME PROTECTOR arm patch.

Vintage Pennsylvania Forest Fire Warden arm patch and Pennsylvania Forest Fire Crew badge.

1951 and 1975 Pennsylvania resident fishing license badges.

Pennsylvania State Grange badge – Meadville, Pa., Dec. 8-9-10-11, 1914.

Here is a large pin-back button from the THUNDERBIRDS DRUM & BUGLE CORPS. MEADVILLE, PA., circa. 1956-1968.

The Pioneer Steam and Gas Engine Society of Northwestern Penna. 1976 FLEA MARKET DEALER badge.

Here is a circa. 1983 Saegertown, Pa. Heritage Days souvenir pin, and a Littles Corners, Pa. typical souvenir pin from The Pioneer Steam & Gas Engine Society (annual show), 1989.

1991 and 1993 Thurston Classic souvenir pins from this popular Meadville, Pa. annual event. On our homepage, you can see an 1879 newspaper clipping about a Thurston balloon ascension.

This souvenir pin celebrates Crawford County Fair Fifty Years, 1945-1985. Meadville, Pa.

Keychain tags from Modern Packard Co., Meadville, Pa. and Chase Motor Sales, Union City, Pa.

Keychain tags from Pearson’s Lincoln Mercury, and Roofner-Collins Funeral Home, (both) Meadville, Pa.

Keychain tags from Pennbank (Meadville and other local towns) and The Anchor Restaurant, Conneaut Lake, Pa.

Here are two employee badges from National City Bank. These two were worn at the Saegertown, Pa. branch.

Here are two key tags: MEADVILLE AVTEX 1,000,000 SAFE MAN HOURS 10-11-76 and more than a century of caring Spencer Hospital MEADVILLE, PA.

Here is a pin and key tag, celebrating “Channellock Our First Century” 1886-1986. Meadville, Pa.

Here is a key tag from Summit Township, Crawford County, Pa., celebrating the nation’s bicentennial in 1976.

Front of a key tag from the Titusville Trust Co., Titusville, Pa.

Back of a key tag from the Titusville Trust Co., Titusville, Pa.

Drake Well 100th Anniversary 1859-1959 souvenir tag, Titusville, Penna.

Caddie badge from the Riverside Golf Club, Cambridge Springs, Pa.

Here is a Crawford County, Pa. badge celebrating the United State’s 200th anniversary.

Here are two colorful souvenir badges celebrating the bi-centennial of Meadville, Pa. 1788-1988.

The left badge is an early Erie, Pa. Fire Dept. badge. It says: CAPTAIN ERIE FIRE DEPT. PA. The right badge says: 6TH WARD CONSTABLE ERIE, PA. (with the Pa. state seal in the middle).

The early fire deptartment badge on the left, says: ASST. CHIEF LINESVILLE FIRE DEPT PA. The right badge says: FAIRVIEW FIRE DEPT. FAIRVIEW PA. (This is a 2 3/8″ hat badge.)

From Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pa., we have a Security Guard badge and a Security Monitor badge. They both have the Pa. State seal in the middle.

Here ar two security company badges. The left badge says: TRIANGLE SECURITY AGENCY PA. (with the Pa. State Seal in the middle). The right badge says: ALLIED SECURITY, INC. GUARD.

On the left is a: PATROLMAN AAA SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL badge. Selected Meadville area school students used these badges as the shhool’s Safety Patrol. The right badge has the Pa. State Seal in the middle and says: PENNA. ENFORCEMENT OFFICER.

This early fire department badge, says: VOL. FIRE CO. SANDY LAKE, PA. FIRE POLICE. The unused decal says: CONNEAUT LAKE PARK ENGINE 5 TRUCK RIT RESCUE EST. 1938 FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Pennsylvania Electric Company employee badge. This Company became Penelec.

Here are 1913 and 1918 Pennsylvania Licensed Driver badges. They are from the early days of driving in Pennsylvania.

In 1943, they issued a tag, to put on the corner of your 1942 Pa. car license plate, to save metal for the war effort.

U.S. Post Office Letter Carrier badge circa. 1960-1967.

Here is a vintage patch from THE COUNTRY CLUB MEADVILLE PA.

This combined image, shows the front and back of a 1902 Allegheny College pinback button.

Here are two pinback buttons from Meadville, Pa. The Kiwanis Club: Buck A Cup fundraiser pin, and the Elks 75th anniversary pin. The Buck A Cup was a very popular annual event.

The top metal part with the pin, says: FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES – F.O.E. – PENNSYLVANIA STATE AERIE. The keystone medal says: MEADVILLE AERIE 429 F.O.E. JUN 1929.

Here is an Independent Order of Oddfellows – Friendship, Love, Truth badge. Meadville, Pa., April 27, 1903 or 1905. (The date is hard to read.)

Green ribbon from the 1873 annual conclave, of the Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania – North Western Commandery No. 25 K.T. (Knight Templars)

Image FR4. See text below for description.

Image FR5. See text below for description.

Image FR6. See text below for description.

The last three images above, show groups of local fraternal badges.
In image FR4, the first item on the left, is the original envelope for the Sheakleyville badge. It has the year 1883 on the back. The first badge, is the front of an Independent Order of Oddfellows (I.O.O.F.) badge, from the W.G. Brown Lodge, No. 592, Sheakleyville, Pa. The next badge, is the front of a Woodcock Centre Grange No. 1034, Saegertown, Pa. badge. The last badge, on the right is the front of a Vernon Grange No. 936, Meadville, Pa. badge.
Image FR5 shows the backs of the three badges shown in image FR4.
In image FR6, the box on the left, is the original box for the Ancient Order of United Workmen (A.O.U.W.) badge, shown beside it. Next is a Loyal Order of Moose badge. The last badge on the right, is a member badge for the Meadville, Pa. L.O.O.M. (Loyal Order of Moose) Lodge No. 99.

Here is an A.O.U.W. belt buckle (could have been silver plated originallly) with two different styles of uniform buttons.

Here is another A.O.U.W. belt buckle and an A.O.U.W. medal, that says: ORGANIZED OCT.27.1868 AT MEADVILLE PA.

This post card caption says: MOOSE DAY ERIE PA. It shows the members of the Meadville, Pa. Moose Lodge No. 99, marching in the parade. Printed by the Comet Studio, 918 State Street. Postmarked Erie, Pa. Oct. 24, 1910.

These next two images show the fronts and backs of four ribbon-style badges. The left (Odd Fellows) badge is from the Cussewago Lodge No. 108 I.O.O.F. Meadville, Pa. The second badge is from Lodge, No. 1100 of the International Association of Machinists, Meadville, Pa. This badge is missing the front medal that would have been suspended by a ribbon beneath the top pin holder. The third badge is from Lodge 327 International Association of Machinists, Meadville, Pa. It is also missing a few items. We haven’t completely figured out the fourth badge, but it appears to commemorate the founding or start of something in S.S. Pittsburg, [sic} Pa. Dec. 2, 1906. (Possibly South Side Pittsburgh?) I will update when I find out more.

Front of four badges described in the text immediately above.

Back of four badges described in the text immediately above.

This is a Page badge from the State of Oklahoma House of Representatives. It doesn’t fit our local collection, but it is so unusual, that I’ve added it anyway.

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