21.5 mm BOTOŞANI in the center (Romanian municipium in Moldavia), COOP. FILIMON SÂRBU along the rim and a star	inscription ŢAP (meaning billy-goat, Romanian for 0.33 liter draft)
CAFÉ ET BRASSERIE along the rim, DE FRANCE in the center	inscription ŢAPI (meaning billy-goats, see explanation above) and beer can

21.3 mm diameter, 2.75 g, bradd circular inscription RESTAURANTUL DE STAT UNIC ✶ meaning STATE RESTAURANT UNIQUE, globule in center	inscription "HALBA" (meaning a half-liter capacity mug or tankard)

inscription "RESTAURANTUL DE STAT DUNAREA" meaning "DANUBE STATE RESTAURANT"	inscription "HALBA" (meaning a half-liter capacity mug or tankard)

24 mm diameter, 5.61 g, brass outer linear circle, inscription GUT FÜR EIN BIER meaning GOOD FOR ONE BEER, horizontal line below FÜR, at left and right two "1" digits, the left being mirrored about the vertical axis, below inscription IA	outer linear circle, inscription VT ·DETTA· 1910, adornments

The first two tokens above are present on this site through the kind permission of Mr. Balazs Aldor.

Filimon Sîrbu (1916 - 1941) was a member of U.T.C. (Uniunea Tineretului Comunist - that is Union of Communist Youth) and of P.C.R. (Partidul Comunist Român, that is the Romanian Communist Party), at a time when these organizations were outlawed. In 1941 he blew up a train headed for the front line. He was arrested, judged, condemned and executed for sabotage. As a result, for the beginning of the communist era at least, he was popularized as a significant character along other petty names. So that a pub could bear unusual names as this.

Café et brasserie de France was in Bucharest.

The fourth beer token pictures above are present on this site through the kind permission of Mr. Marian Bolum.

UNIC ("Unique") Restaurant functioned in Bucharest on I.G. Duca Boulevard no. 1 [Schäffer E., România. Jetoane. Semne valorice şi mărci. Guttenbrun, 2012].

"Danube" restaurant functioned in Bucharest on Nicolae Bălcescu Boulevard around 1965 [Schäffer E., Jetoane. Semne valorice şi mărci. Ed. Corvin, Deva, 2003].

Detta is the old German name of the city of Deta in Timiş county.