octagon, 24x24 mm, brass Obverse: denomination value "1 Kgr. PÂINE" meaning "1 kilogram of bread", outer pearl border, incuse MC monogram (standing for Magasinul de consum, Consumption store)	Reverse: inscription "MAGASINUL DE CONSUM CFR" meaning "CFR CONSUMPTION STORE", below the name of the engraver, CARNIOL FIUL meaning "CARNIOL SON", outer pearl border
octagon, 26x17 mm, 2.78 g, brass face value 1 LEU, adornment	octagon, 26x17 mm, 2.95 g, brass face value 4 LEI, adornment
three rows inscription DEVA CFR GARA, adornment	three rows inscription DEVA CFR GARA, adornment

CFR stands for Căile Ferate Române (= Romanian Railways), the state railway carrier, which existed under this name between 1880 and 1998.

The Romanian Railways, established in 1880, owned a Consumption Store that used various tokens - e.g. for bread, meat or firewood. The general appearance and the spelling seem to suggest a dating of the token in the period before the First World War.

In 1941 the firm owned by engraver Mauriciu Carniol (Carniol son, 1866-1945) was located in Bucharest, Carol Street 24.

Nothing is known about the CFR Deva Gara tokens, nor why they are perforated, nor what the very unusual value of 4 lei could have been used for.