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Pins of Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Pins of Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) VOLUME 2 Section III Breakfast Pins Section IV Special Pins Section V Other Issue Pins Updated 05/29/2021: Added Pins CC 0438 21 Beacon Lodge Pin and CC 0443 21 in Memory of Tim McCaulley on page 13. Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Breakfast Issues Inside Skillet Inside Skillet Reduced size Reduced size 1985 1986 Inside Skillet Reduced size 1987 1988 2 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Breakfast Issues 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 NOTE: The upper part of the 1995, 1996, and 1997 pins are the Annual Regular Issues. The “dangler” is actually the Breakfast pin for those years and are show here. The assembled pins are also shown in the Regular Annual Issue Section of this Pennsylvania Catalog on page 3. 3 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Breakfast Issues 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 WW 0352 19 2020 2021 WW 1067 20 CC 0248 21 4 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Breakfast Issues 1998 1999 2000 2000 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 5 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues Charter Member 1984 Inside the Inside the Skillet Skillet Miniature Skillets 1985 1986 Inside the Skillet 1987 Miniature Skillets 6 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 1988 1989 7 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 1990 8 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 1991 1992 1993 1993 10th Anniversary Gold Train 1997 - Large Copper 1998 - Small Silver 1998 - Small Copper 9 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues In Memory of C. Jay Siters 15th Anniversary 1998 1999 1999 Miniature Ambulance Wagon Set 2000 Member 2000 2000 2000 2001 10 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues The 2002 PTCP pin shown to the left is a part of a two pin set issued in conjunction with the PTCV to signify the ending of the Civil War Pin Series. This is shown only for your reference. 2002 20th Anniversary 2005 2005 2006 These Two Pins Were Produced to Commemorate an 2007 Host LITPC Hospitality Room Unexpected Snowstorm During the 2007 Swap 2007 2007 Silver Member Anniversary Pin 2008 11 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2012 2013 2014 2015 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2019 “Mr. Lobster” 35th Anniversary PA State Convention The Mermaid Hospitality WW 0556 19 WW 0492 19 12 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2019 WW 0899 19 Pennsylvania Pin Traders Membership Pin “Spirit of the Susquehanna” 2019 NOTE: This pin is limited to those who belong 2020 2021 to the PTCP or those who join the PTCP during CC 0438 21 their membership drive CC 0443 21 In Memory of The Late Tim McCaulley A Loving Husband and Father and A Wonderful Pin Trader Pennsylvania Pin Traders 13 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues The Roses of Pennsylvania 2000 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2008 Gold Silver Seminar Outline Outline 2009 2009 2010 2011 2011 2012 2013 2014 Seminar Cranberry Lavender Pink Royal Blue 2015 2016 2017 2018 2018 Centennial 14 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2009 Pin Set Snowman Pin Set Amis Shatzer Gene Miller Bob Kucsan Larry Shaull Reg Gammill Lana McCaulley Chester Stoltzfoss Herb Behrens Don Johnson Moe Johnston Jack Schimmel Richard Stump 2010 Pin Set The Thursday Scarecrow Series Larry Shaull Lana McCaulley Scott Lyons Bob Kucsan Mo Johnston Jack Schimmel Tim McCaulley Reg Gammill Don Dietz Herb Behrens Barb Schimmel Don Johnson Joyce & Gene Miller Gerald Ehst Larry Anderson 15 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2010 Pin Set The Friday Scarecrow Series Larry Shaull Lana McCaulley Scott Lyons Bob Kucsan Mo Johnston Jack Schimmel Tim McCaulley Reg Gammill Don Dietz Herb Behrens Barb Schimmel Don Johnson Joyce & Gene Miller Gerald Ehst Larry Anderson 16 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2011 Pin Set The Easter Bunny Series Tim McCaulley Bill Zuse Don Johnson Reg Gemmill Amos Shatzer Chester Stoltzfoss Scott Lyons Moe Johnston Bob Kucsan Joyce & Gene Miller Lana McCaulley Harold Ott 17 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2011 Pin Set Covered Bridge Series Herb Behrens Gene Miller Amos Shatzer Don Johnson Reg Gemmill Scott Lyons Tim McCaulley Moe Johnston Lana McCaulley Russ Lenig 18 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2012 Pin Set Easter Bunny Series Chester Stoltzfoss Gene Miller Amos Shatzer Don Johnson Reg Gemmill Russ Lenig Scott Lyons Tim McCaulley Merrill Johnston Bill Luse Lana McCaulley Bob Kucsan 19 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2012 Pin Set Covered Bridge Series Scott Lyons Reg Gemmill Joyce Miller Richard Stump Gene Miller Amos Shatzer Russ Lenig Tim McCauley Don Johnson Merrill Johnston 20 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2013 Pin Set Bunny Series Mike Fenicle Reg Gemmill Don Johnson Merrill Johnston Bob Kucsan Russ Lenig Bill Luze Scott Lyons Tim McCauley Gene Miller Amos Shatzer Chester Stoltzfoss Richard Stump Raymond Tenasco 21 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2013 Covered Bridge Series Pin Set Scott Lyons Merrill Johnston Gene Miller Don Johnson Russ Lenig Joyce Miller Tim McCauley Mike Fenicle Reg Gemmill Amos Shatzer 22 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2014 Snowman Series Pin Set Mike & Linda Fenicle Reg Gemmill Don Johnson Merrill Johnston Amos Shatzer Russ Lenig Scott Lyons Tim McCauley Joyce Miller 2014 Bunny Series Pin Set Tim McCauley Bill Luze Don Johnson Chester Stoltzfoss Scott Lyons Merrill Johnston Mike Fenicle Bob Kucsan Russ Lenig Reg Gemmill Joyce Miller Amos Shatzer Raymond Tenasco Richard Stump 23 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2015 Easter Rabbit Series Pin Set Mike & Linda Fenicle Reg Gemmill Don Johnson Merrill Johnston Bob Kucsan Russ Lenig Bill Luse Scott Lyons Tim McCauley Joyce Miller Amos Shatzer Chester Stoltzfoos Richard Stump Raymond Tenasco 24 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2015 Winter Solstice Series Pin Set Linda & Mike Fenicle (PA) Russ Lenig (PA) Reg Gemmill (PA) Don Johnson (PA) Purple Coat Orange Coat Yellow Coat Red Coat Joyce Miller (PA) Scott Lyons (PA) Merrill Johnston (PA) Tim McCaulley (PA) White Coat Green Coat Brown Coat Black Coat Kay Shatzer (PA) Amos Shatzer (PA) Lime Coat Blue Coat 25 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2016 Historic Railroads in Pennsylvania Series Pin Set Tim McCaulley (PA) Scott Lyons (PA) Russ Lenig (PA) Amos Shatzer (PA) Don Johnson (PA) Reg Gemmill (PA) Joyce Miller (PA) Linda & Mike Fenicle (PA) Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 26 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2016 Easter Bunny in Hat Series Pin Set Tim McCaulley (PA) Bill Luse (PA) Chester Stoltzfoss (PA) Don Johnson (PA) Black Hat Blue Hat Green Hat Red Hat Amos Shatzer (PA) Mike Fenicle (PA) Richard Stump (PA) Bob Kucsan (PA) Brown Hat Purple Hat Light Blue Hat Gray Hat Merrill Johnston (PA) Linda Fenicle (PA) Reg Gemmill (PA) Light Purple Hat Lime Hat Yellow Hat Scott Lyons (PA) Orange Hat Russ Lenig (PA) Joyce Miller (PA) White Hat Cream Hat 27 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2017 Santa Fe Railroad Route Logos Amos Shatzer (PA) Kent Clovis (OK) Willie Cyphers (KY) Phil Sharpe (VA) George Lonneman (KY) Don Wagner (GA) Vrla Leach (VA) Tim McCaulley (PA) Don Ager (NH) Bob Walker (SC) Susan Golladay (VA) Richard Durham (NC) 28 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2017 Bunny Series Issued at the Pennsylvania Pin Swap Tim McCaulley (PA) Bill Luce (PA) Chester Stoltzfoos (PA) Black Blue Green Don Johnson (PA) Amos Shatzer (PA) Mike & Linda Fenicle (PA) Red Purple Brown Reg Gemmill (PA) Bob Kucsan (PA) Scott Lyons (PA) Yellow Gray Pink Russ Lenig (PA) Joyce Miller (PA) Lime Orange 29 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2017 Steam Locomotives Set Issued at the 2017 Virginia Pin Swap Joyce Miller (PA) Don Johnson (PA) Reg Gemmill (PA) Tim McCaulley (PA) No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 Mike & Linda Fenicle (PA) Bob Walker (SC) Scott Lyons (PA) Amos Shatzer (PA) No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 2017 Pennsylvania Railroad Poster Set Issued at the 2017 Virginia Pin Swap Amos Shatzer (PA) Tim McCaulley (PA) Mike & Linda Fenicle (PA) Charyn Lonneman (KY) Scott Lyons (PA) Largest Fleet of Air “Spirit of St. Louis” “Broadway Limited” “Cincinnati” “The East Wind” Conditioned Trains In the World 30 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2018 The Poster GirlsSet Amos Shatzer (PA) Tim McCaulley (PA) Phil Sharpe (VA) Susan Golladay (VA) “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” “CAB Forward” “We’ve Got the Ponies” “Home for the Holidays” Vrla Leach (VA) Richard Durham (NC) Don Ager (NH) Rich Evans (VA) “Cute Caboose” “Streamlined Beauty” “Smooth as Silk” “Ride ‘Em Cowboy” Don Wagner (GA) “All Steamed Up & Ready to Ride” 31 Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania (PTCP) Special Issues 2018 Pennsylvania Pin Traders Annual Bunny Set AT 1011 18 AT 1012 18 AT 1013 18 AT 1014 18 Jason Radmann (PA) Scott Lyons (PA) Don Johnson (PA) Susan Golladay (VA) Bunny # 1 Bunny # 2 Bunny # 3 Bunny # 4 AT 1015 18 AT 1016 18 AT 1017 18 AT 1018 18 Reg Gemmill (PA) Joyce Miller (PA) Mike & Linda Fenicle (PA) Phil Sharpe (VA) Bunny # 5 Bunny # 6 Bunny # 7 Bunny # 8 AT 1019 18 AT 1020 18 AT 1021 18 AT 1022 18 Bill Luse (PA) Amos Shatzer (PA) Chester Stoltzfoss (PA) Tim McCaulley (PA) Bunny # 9 Bunny # 10 Bunny # 11 Bunny # 12 AT 1023 18 AT 1024 18 Bob Walker (SC)
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