The Numismatic Collector's Series Sale by Spink and Son

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STAMPS COINS BANKNOTES MEDALS BONDS & SHARES AUTOGRAPHS BOOKS WINES

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SALE CALENDAR 2016

GROUP CHAIRMAN AND CEO Olivier D. Stocker YOUR SPECIALISTS STAMPS UK - Tim Hirsch FRPSL Guy Croton David Parsons Nick Startup Neill Granger Paul Mathews Dominic Savastano Tom Smith George James Ian Shapiro (Consultant) USA - George Eveleth Richard Debney EUROPE - Guido Craveri Fernando Martínez CHINA - Doris Lo George Yue (Consultant) COINS UK - Richard Bishop Tim Robson Malene Wagner Lawrence Sinclair Barbara Mears John Pett USA - Greg Cole Muriel Eymery Stephen Goldsmith (Special Consultant) CHINA - Kin Choi Cheung Paul Pei Po Chow BANKNOTES UK - Barnaby Faull Andrew Pattison Monica Kruber Thomasina Smith USA - Greg Cole Stephen Goldsmith (Special Consultant) CHINA - Kelvin Cheung Paul Pei Po Chow ORDERS, DECORATIONS, MEDALS & MILITARIA UK - Mark Quayle Oliver Pepys Marcus Budgen BONDS & SHARES UK - Mike Veissid (Consultant) Andrew Pattison Thomasina Smith USA - Greg Cole EUROPE - Peter Christen CHINA - Kelvin Cheung BOOKS UK - Philip Skingley Gillian Watson Nik von Uexkull AUTOGRAPHS USA - Greg Cole Stephen Goldsmith (Special Consultant) WINES CHINA - Guillaume Willk-Fabia Angie Ihlo Fung YOUR EUROPE TEAM (LONDON - LUGANO) Directors Tim Hirsch Anthony Spink Auction & Client Management Team Mira Adusei-Poku Rita Ariete Grace Hawkins Dora Szigeti Nik von Uexkull Tom Hazell John Winchcombe Tatyana Boyadzhieva Maurizio Schenini Finance Alison Bennet Marco Fiori Mina Bhagat Dennis Muriu Veronica Morris IT & Administration Berdia Qamarauli Liz Cones Curlene Spencer Tom Robinson Cristina Dugoni Giacomo Canzi YOUR AMERICA TEAM (NEW YORK) Managing Director Charles Blane Auction Administration and Marketing & Design Polona Hribovsek Finance & Administration Amit Ramprashad Auctioneer Stephen Goldsmith (Special Consultant) YOUR ASIA TEAM (HONG KONG - SINGAPORE) Administration Angie Ihlo Fung Newton Tsang Sue Pui Arthur Chan Doris Lo Gary Tan

STAMPS 8 June 8 June 14 June 6 July

The Jose Castillejo Collection of Guatemala, 1871-86 The Stefano Fantaroni Collection of The Kingdom of Italy The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale The Professor Derek Diamond Collection of New Zealand 2d. Chalons and the 1898-1908 Pictorial Issue Autographs, Historical Documents, Ephemera and Postal History The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale Stamps and Covers of South East Asia The John Clemente Collection of Tasmania Postal History The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale including Important Colombia, Italian P.O.’s in China and Bulgaria The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale

New York New York Hong Kong

155 156 CSS18

London London London Singapore London

16042 16043 16030 16032 16044

New York New York

30 November 1 December

Ancient Coins - The Squires Collection and The Mendon Collection The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale The Academic Collection of Lord Stewartby: English Coins part 2, Coins of Henry II to Edward II Ancient, British & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals including European Coins from the Peter Woodhead Collection The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale The Academic Collection of Lord Stewartby: English Coins part 3, Gold Coins Ancient, British & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals The Nicholas Rhodes Collection: Coins of North East India (Part 2) The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale The Academic Collection of Lord Stewartby: English Coins part 4, Coins of Edward III to Richard III Ancient, British & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals Ancient, British & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals

BANKNOTES 22/23 June 5 July 18 August 28/29 September 19/20 October 7 December

13 July 26/27 July 10 September 20 September 5 October 15 October 26/27 October November COINS 21 June 22/23 June 28 June

SW1019 CSS20 16034 157 325 324

London

16020

London Hong Kong London London London New York

16005 CSS23 16021 16006 16041 326

London London London

16022 16007 16007

The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale World Banknotes The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale World Banknotes The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale World Banknotes

New York London Hong Kong London New York London

324 16009 CSS23 16015 326 16016

MEDALS 21 July 24 November

Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals & Militaria Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals & Militaria

London London

16002 16003

BONDS & SHARES 22/23 June 18 August 18 November 19/20 October

The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale Bonds & Share Certificates of the World The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale

New York Hong Kong London New York

324 CSS23 16018 326

AUTOGRAPHS 22/23 June 13 July 19/20 October

The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale Autographs, Historical Documents, Ephemera and Postal History The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale

New York London New York

324 16043 326

WINES 23 June 9 September 6 October

An Evening of Great Whiskies and Spirits An Evening of Great Whiskies and Spirits An Evening of Great Whiskies and Spirits

Hong Kong Singapore Hong Kong

SFW20 SFW21 SFW22

29/30 June 18 August 26 September 26/27 September 27 September 19/20 October tbc

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ORDER OF SALE Day One

Day Two

Wednesday, June 22, 2016 commencing at 11.00 a.m (Lots 139-868)

Thursday, June 23, 2016 commencing at 11.00 a.m (Lots 869-1621)

ANCIENT COINS WORLD COINS Islamic Coinage Coins of the Crusaders World Coins  English Coinage  A Fine Collection of Maundy Money  Russian Coins, Orders and Medals  Coins of India  Coins Inset in Silverware, Jewelry & Sundry

139-154

155-165 166 167-543 188-270 246-270 293-316 440-468

WORLD PAPER MONEY U.S. PAPER MONEY Obsolete Currency  A Large Offering of Virginia Obsoletes CSA Notes Federal Currency Small-size Notes Fractional Currency

869-988 989-1086 1006-1078 1087-1181 1182-1209 1210-1236 1237-1240

WORLD ORDERS & DECORATIONS 544-552

AUTOGRAPHS & DOCUMENTS 1241-1255  Letters, Documents and Images of Egypt’s Royal Family in Exile in America 1255

WORLD MILITARY MEDALS  British Campaign and other Medals  World Military Medals

553-572 573-576

UNITED STATES STOCKS & BONDS The Martin D. Wiener Collection 1256-1477 U.S. Stocks & Bonds, other properties 1478-1621

WORLD MILITARIA British Militaria from the Hammatt Collection and a Private Collection Other Militaria and Miscellaneous

577-647 648-658

UNITED STATES COINS U.S. Coins A Selection of U.S. Patterns Medals and Tokens

659-863 795-810 864-868

488-506

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ANCIENT COINS 139

140

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Parthian Hegemony. Mithradates II (12191 BC). ¡ Drachm. 4.15 gms. Diademed and draped bust left wearing earring and torque, rev. Archer seated right, holding bow before him. Sell.26.1, Shore 77. Nicely toned. Extremely Fine. $150-200 Parthian Hegemony. Orodes II (57-38 BC). ¡ Drachm. 3.86 gms. Diademed bust left, wearing torque, star before, crescent and star behind, rev. Archer seated right, holding bow above monogram, anchor behind. Sell.48.6, Shore 258. Toned over obverse hairline. About as Struck. $150-200 Small lot of Persian Silver: Parthian Hegemony. Vologases IV (147-191). ¡ Drachm. Shore 434. Choice EF; Sasanian Empire. 6th-7th Century ¡ Drachm (5), generally Very Fine. (6) $125-175

143

Attractive Ptolemy I Deified Alexander Tetradrachm 144

142

Kings of Egypt. Ptolemy I Soter, as Satrap (323-305 BC). ¡ Tetradrachm, struck ca. 311/0-305 BC. Alexandria. 15.43 gms. Ptolemaic standard. In the name of Alexander the Great of Macedon. Head of the deified Alexander right wearing elephant’s skin headdress, rev. AΛEΞANΔPoY, Athena Alkidemos advancing right, Corinthian helmet and eagle before, Ko monogram inner right. Svoronos 164, SNG Lockett 3393. Attractive old toning, soft iridescent highlights. Near Extremely Fine. $900-1,200 3

Roman Provincial. Hadrian (117-138). ¡ Tetradrachm of Tarsus in Cilicia. 9.08 gms. Countermarked under Caracalla, 215-217. Laureate head right, rev. MHTPONOΛEΩC TAPCEΩN, Tyche of Tarsus seated left, holding palm frond, rivergod Cydnus swimming below, c/m laureate head of Caracalla right, A-M-K below within oval punch. For type: Prieur 759, for c/m: Howgego 843, Prieur 777. The letters A-MK in the c/m are an acronym for ‘The First, the Greatest, Most Beautiful’ - epithets granted to the city of Tarsus upon Emperor Caracalla’s arrival there in 215. Very Rare. Minute deposit on reverse. Good Very Fine. $250-350 Roman Provincial. Caracalla (198-217). ¡ Tetradrachm of Antioch in Seleucis ad Pieria. 13.10 gms. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Eagle standing facing, head right, wreath in beak, crescent below (no star or not struck up). Prieur 235. Lightly toned. Extremely Fine. $125-175

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Roman Provincial. Trebonianus Gallus (251-253). Æ 35 of Seleucia ad Calycadnum in Cilicia. 24.72 gms. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Draped buts of Apollo, set on branch, facing draped bust of Artemis-Tyche. SNG v. Aulock 5848, SNG France 1047. Deep olive sea-green over minor roughness and a few old obverse marks. Very Fine. $200-250

146

Roman Republic. C. Terentius Lucanus. ¡ Denarius, 147 BC. 3.77 gms. Head of Roma right wearing winged helmet, Victory standing right behind crowning, rev. The Dioscuri riding right. Craw.217/1, Syd.425, Terentia 10. Toned Very Fine/About VF. $90-120

147

Roman Republic. M. Aburius Geminus. ¡ Denarius, 132 BC. 3.92 gms. Head of Roma right wearing winged helmet, mark of value below chin, rev. Radiate Sol driving quadriga right. Craw.250/1, Syd.487, Aburia 6. Trivial edge split. Extremely Fine. $150-200

148

Roman Imperial. Trajan (98-117). ¡ Denarius, struck 100 AD. Rome. 3.41 gms. Laureate head right, rev. Concordia seated left holding double cornucopiae and patera no altar. Cf. RIC 33, RSC 227. Near Extremely Fine. $125-175

149

Roman Imperial. Quintet of Severan ¡ Denarii. Includes Septimius Severus, Julia Domna, Caracalla, Geta and Severus Alexander. Rvs. Septimius sacrificing at altar, Vesta, Serapis, Nobilitas, and Sol. The Sev. Alexander Fine, the Caracalla EF with a pleasing portrait, the others VF. (5) $150-250

150

Roman Imperial. Sextet of AEs and Billon. Includes: Antoniniani of Salonina, Gallienus, and Probus, fully silvered issue of Galerius, and Roma Urbs and Constantinopolis commemorative issues. Nice examples. VFEF. (6) $90-120

151

Byzantine Empire. Heraclius with Heraclius Constantine (610-641). ¿ Solidus, struck 629-631. Constantinople, first officina. 4.49 gms. dd NN HERACLI?S Et Hera CoNST PP A, Crowned facing busts of Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine, cross above, rev. VICTORIA AVG?A, Cross potent on three steps, CONOB in ex. DOC 26a, SB 749. Extremely Fine. $400-450

152

Byzantine Empire. Constantine IX Monomachus (1042-1055). ¿ Histamenon Nomisma. Constantinople. 4.37 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, rev. Crowned facing bust of Constantine wearing loros and holding labarum and globus cruciger. DOC 2a, SB 1829. Good Very Fine. $350-450

153

Byzantine Empire. John II Comnenus (1118-1143). ¿ Hyperpyron, 1137-1143. Constantinople. 4.25 gms. +KE RO-HΘEI, Christ Pantokrator facing enthroned, rev. Iω/ΔEC/ПO/TH, John standing, wearing loros and holding globus cruciger, being blessed by Theotokos. DOC 3a, SB 1940. Flan slightly wavy, thin test ‘X’ in margin. About Extremely Fine. $400-450

154

Byzantine Empire. Andronicus II Paleologus (1282-1328). ¿ Hyperpyron, struck 1282-1295. Constantinople. 3.95 gms. Facing Theotokos, orans within city walls with six groups of towers, B-B, rev. Andronicus kneeling right being blessed by Christ standing. DOC 226var, SB 2326. Typical flat areas. Very Fine. $300-350

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ISLAMIC COINAGE

155

Egypt and Syria. Burji Mamluk. Faraj (AH 801-808, 809-815/1399-1405, 1406-1412 AD). Gold Bunduqi, Dimashq, AH 80x. 3.54 gms. Three-line legends both sides, royal protocol divided by horizontal lines. Balog 628, A-978. Minor weak areas in peripheries. Near Extremely Fine. $175-225

160

Iran. Salghurid. Takla (AH 570590/1175-1194 AD). Gold Dinar, nm, nd. 1.94 gms. Citing Caliph al-Nasir, dynastic tamgha obverse center. A-1927. Rare. Barbarous strike. Very Fine. $150-200

161

Central Asia. Sufid at Khwarizm. In the time of Husayn (AH 762-774/1361-1372 AD). Gold Fractional Dinar, Khwarizm, AH 774. 1.17 gms. Legend in square with knot, rev. Mint and date within multilobe. A-2063. Very Fine. Rare. $175-225

Sistan. Mehrabanid. ‘Izz al-Haqq wa’lDin Karman (AH 753-784/1352-1382 AD). Gold Tanka, (Nimruz), AH 7(68). 10.95 gms. Kalima in square, ruler with title al-malik al-a’zam. A-2358. Rare. Extremely Fine. $700-800 Northern Afghanistan. Late TimuridMughal. Sulayman Mirza, in Badakhshan (AH 936-992/1529-1584 AD). Gold Quarter Ashrafi. 0.92 gms. Kalima, rev. Royal protocol. A-2464. Full strike and well centered, very scarce as such. Extremely Fine. $90-120 Iran. Qajar. Muhammad Shah (AH 12501264/1834-1848 AD). Gold Toman, Dar al-Sultanat Isfahan, nd. 3.45 gms. Ruler’s name in 8-petalled circle, petals with alternating pellet and pellet triplex, rev. mint name and epithet in similar circle, “ya Muhammad” and pellet triplet alternate on petals. A-2904. Somewhat irregular edge. Good Very Fine. $150-200 Iran. Qajar. Nasir al-Din Shah (AH 12641313/1848-1896 AD). Gold Toman, Dar al-Sultanat Tabriz, AH 1271. 3.23 gms. A2921. A few shallow surface pocks, some typical weakness in peripheries. Very Fine. $125-175

156

Greece and the Balkans. Ottoman Empire. Süleyman I, “the Magnificent” (AH 926974/1520-1566 AD). Gold Sultani, Sidrekapsi, AH 926. 3.43 gms. A-1317. Good Very Fine. $250-300

162

157

Afghanistan and Khurasan. Ghaznavid. Mahmud, as independent ruler (AH 389421/999-1030 AD). Gold Dinar, Herat, AH 418. 3.14 gms. Mahmud cited as yamin al-dawla wa amin al-milla Abu’l-Qasim, letters above (bakh? Taj?) A-1607. Some lustre. Extremely Fine. $150-200

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164

Afghanistan and Khurasan. Ghaznavid. Farrukhzad (AH 444-451/1053-1059 AD). Heavy Gold Dinar, Ghazna, AH 444. 5.36 gms. Citing the Caliph al-Qa’im, fourstemmed star above central legend. A-1633. Better strike than usual. Good Very Fine. $150-200 165

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Coins of the Crusaders

Iran. Salghurid. Sunqur (AH 543556/1148-1161 AD). Gold Dinar, nm, nd. 2.90 gms. Citing al-Sultan al-A’zam Za’far Arslan Tughril — likely referring to Sunqur’s heir. A-1925. Rare. Typical flat areas in peripheries. Very Fine. $150-200

166

Crusaders. Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem. Denier. 1.07 gms. BALdVINVS REX, around cross in cabled circle, rev. +De IERVSALEM, Tower of David with glacis. CCS 12. About Extremely Fine. $90-120

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WORLD COINS Europe 167

Albania. Three-piece Silver Proof Set, 1968. Includes: 25 Leke - Dance with Swords, 10 Leke - Equestrian Skanderbeg, 5 Leke Arms with eight swords crossed behind. KM PSA2. In original burgundy wallet. Brilliant Proof. (3-piece set) $100-150

170

Austria. Republik. 100 Schilling, 1929. Crowned eagle with Austrian Arms on breast and hammer and sickle in talons, rev. Value flanked by edelweiss spray, date below. Fr.520, KM 2842. Some stacking marks in peripheries. Lustrous Uncirculated. $850-950

171

Danzig. Freiestadt. 2 Gulden, 1923. Ship and star in legend. KM 146. Very Fine; also 5 Pfennig, 1928, KM 142. EF, and 10 Pfennig, 1923 (5). KM 143. VF. (7) $60-90

172

Denmark. Frederik V (1746-1766). Twelve Mark - Ducat Courant, 1759 W-VH. Head right, rev. Crown above value and date. H.22C, Fr.269, KM 587.3. Light reverse hairline. Pleasing lustre. Extremely Fine. $650-750

173

Denmark. Christian IX (1863-1906). 5 Øre, 1891 CS. Crowned C IX monogram. KM 794.1. NGC MS 62 BN. $125-175

174

Denmark. Christian IX-Frederik IX. Sextet of Commemorative issues. 2 Kroner: 1888 - 25th Anniversary of reign. NGC MS 62, 1892 -Golden Wedding Anniversary. PCGS MS 64, 1906 - Death of Christian IX. NGC MS 64, 1930 - King’s 60th Birthday. NGC MS 62, 1953 - TB Campaign in Greenland. NGC MS 63; 5 Kroner: 1960 -Silver Wedding Anniversary. NGC MS 64; and regular issue 2 Kroner, 1916. NGC MS 63. KM 799, 800, 803, 829, 844, 852, 820. (7) $300-400

175

Denmark. Christian IX-Frederik VIII. Quintet of high-grade silver and Æ issues: 2 Kroner, 1892 - Golden Wedding Anniversary. NGC MS 62, 10 Øre, 1894. NGC MS 63, 10 Øre, 1910. NGC MS 64, 5 Øre, 1908. NGC MS 63 BN, and 2 Øre, 1883. NGC AU Details - surface hairlines. KM 800, 795.2, 807, 806, 793.1. (5) $150-250

Eight-piece 1968 Albania Gold and Silver Proof Set

168

Albania. Complete eight-piece Gold and Silver Proof Set, 1968. Includes: Gold 500 Leke - bust of Prince Skanderbeg, 200 Leke - head 3⁄ 4 right before the ruins of the ancient Epirote city of Buthrotum, 100 Leke Woman picking grapes, 50 Leke - View of Gjirokast’r, 20 Leke - Skanderbeg’s helmet and scimitar within wreath; and Silver 25, 10 and 5 Leke. KM PS2. In original brown case (some scuffs on edge). Rare. The silver richly toned. Brilliant Proof. (8-piece set) $6,500-7,000

Lovely ‘Fame’ 1908 100 Corona

169

Austria. Franz Josef (1848-1916). 100 Corona, 1908. 60th Anniversary of Reign. Bare bust right of the long-reigning monarch, rev. Fame reclining left in a bed of clouds, resting one arm on the Austrian shield and holding a wreath before her, the sun’s rays behind. Fr.514, KM 2812. PCGS PR 63. A very pleasing example of this rare and lovely type. $3,000-4,000

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176

Finland. Russian Grand Duchy. Nicholas II (1894-1917). 20 Markkaa, 1912 S. Fr. 3, KM 9.2. NGC MS 65. $500-600

177

France. Constituency. 12 Deniers, 1791 D. Draped bust of the ill-fated Louis XVI left, rev. Fasces, 12-D, within wreath. KM 600.5. PCGS MS 65 RB. A bold, superb example with much mint red. $500-600

178

France. Third Republic. 20 Francs, 1875 A. Paris. Genius writing the Constitution, rooster lower right. KM 825. Choice Uncirculated. $200-250

179

France. Quartet of Medals: Capture of the Bastille, 1789. Pewter, 45mm. Bastille scene/A LA GLOIRE DE LA NASION in two lines at center. Integral loop; Extremely Fine, “France” - Le Havre to NY Medal. Bronze, 53.5mm. By Co’ffin. Liberté head left/view of the ship. In original rondel case. Uncirculated; Comice Agricoles des Saintes, Charente Award Medal. Bronze, 37mm. Sower. In rondel case. Extremely Fine; Erection of the Eiffel Tower, 1900. Silvered Bronze. VF. (4) $90-120

180

181

182

German States. Frankfurt. Freie Reichstadt. Ducat, 1646. Franconian eagle within inner circle, rev. Five-line legend within cartouche. Fr.976, KM 97.1. Once lightly polished, edge chip at 6:30 possible from old mount. Extremely Fine. $250-300

183

German States. Nürnberg. Freie und Reichsstadt. Taler, 1768 SR. In the name of HRE Joseph II. Imperial eagle, nimbate, orb on breast, rev. Cityview. Dav.2494, KM 350. A few dark spots. Extremely Fine. $150-250

Flawless 1960 J 5 Deutsche Mark, Best Known

German States. Trio of Talers: AnhaltDessau. Leopold Friedrich. 1866 A. Head left. KM 20; Hannover. Ernst August 1848 B. Head right. KM 208; Saxony. Johann. 1864 B. Head left. KM 1214; also Prussian 3 Mark, 1912 A and Bavarian 3 Mark, 1913 D. Toned Very Fine-About Extremely Fine. (5) $100-150 German States. Baden. Friedrich (18521907). Gold 5 Mark, 1877 G. Head left, rev. Crowned Imperial eagle. Fr.3759, KM 266. Small edge cut reverse. Very Fine. $150-200

184

Germany. Bundesrepublik. 5 Deutsche Mark, 1960 J. Hamburg. Republic eagle. KM 112.1. PCGS MS 69. A flawless, stellar example of this year and type and apparently the best known. $15,000-18,000

185

Germany. Silver lot, 1697-1972. Includes Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg ⅓ Taler, 1697; Hamburg 2 Mark, 1899 J. AU; 18th19th Century minors (4); Prussia 1871 Victory Talers (2), commemorative 1901 2 Mark, 3 Mark, 1913 and 5 Mark, 1913, 1914; Imperial 1 Mark (8), 1⁄ 2 Mark (6), Third Reich 5 Reichsmark (7) - KM 82, KM 83 (3), KM 86, KM 94 (2), 2 Reichsmark (3), KM 93; also Bundesrepublik (2), and Austrian 1909 5 Corona. Fine to AU. (39) $125-175

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Germany. Moralizing Medal, ca. 18th19th Century. Gold. 21mm, 3.43 gms. Cupid holding up card with heart; ICH HALT ES MIT EINEM, rev. Cupid walking left, holding heart before him, looking back at hydra pursuing him; UND GEB ES AUCH KEINEM. A few small typical dimples and slightly wavy. Very Fine. $200-300

187

Germany. “Trench Art” cigar-smoking Kaiser Willy crown. On a Prussian 5 Mark, 1902, a wide-brimmed bowler with band in high-relief, and a cigar have been neatly engraved onto Wilhelm II’s portrait. Likely WWI period. Coin grades Very Fine; also Kiau Chau 5 Cent, 1909; German 10 Pfennig naval token from the “S.M.S. Victoria Louise”. Both VF, and an aluminum 25th Anniversary of the Reign of Wilhelm II, 1913 medal. AU. (4) $75-100

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England. Norman Kings. William I, “the Conqueror” (1066-1087). Paxs-type Penny. London, moneyer: Edwi. 1.90 gms Crowned facing bust holding scepter, breaking circle, +PILLELM REX, rev. Cross, P-A-X-S in angle, each letter within circle, EDWI ON LUNDNEI. S.1257. Pleasing old toning. Choice Very Fine. $500-600

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England. Plantagenets. Edward III (13271377). Half Noble, mm cross pattée. Transitional treaty period, 1361. 3.80 gms. King, crowned, standing facing in ship, holding sword and shield, rev. Floriate cross within tressure, crowned leopards in angles, E in central panel with annulets at corners. S. 1500. Ex mount, lightly polished. About Very Fine. $400-500

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England. House of Lancaster. Henry VI, first reign (1422-1461). Noble. London. Annulet issue, 1422-ca. 1430. 6.94 gms. King, crowned, standing facing in ship, holding sword and shield, annulet by sword arm, lis after hENRIC, rev. Floriate cross within tressure, crowned leopards in angles, “h” in central panel, S.1799. Ex mount, polished. About Extremely Fine. $900-1,200

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England. Late Anglo-Saxon. Aethelred II (978-106). Crux-type Penny. Winchester, moneyer: Beorhtmer. 1.70 gms. Draped bust left, holding scepter, + AEDELRED REX ANGLOx, rev. Voided short cross, C-R-V-X in angles, all within central circle, +BYRHTMAER M-O PIN. S.1148. Pearly slate-gray. Good Very fine. $300-400

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England. House of Tudor. Henry VIII (1509-1547). Angel, mm castle. First coinage, 1509-1526. 5.12 gms. St. Michael spearing dragon, rev. Shield with Arms on ship, cross flanked by h and rose atop. S.2265. Ex mount, lightly polished. Very Fine. $700-900

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England. House of Tudor. Edward VI (1547-1553). Fine Silver issue. Crown, 1552, mm: tun. 30.89 gms. King astride war horse right, date below, rev. Shield on cross. S.2478. Some weakness of strike reverse center. Rich medium gray with light iridescent hues. Good Fine. $700-900

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England. House of Tudor. Edward VI (1547-1553). Fine Silver issue. Crown, 1551, mm: y. 30.34 gms. King astride war horse right, date below, rev. Shield on cross. S.2478. A few minor obverse hairlines. Old toning. Good Fine. $700-900

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England. House of Tudor. Elizabeth I (1558-1603). Crown, mm star (15611566). Milled coinage. Crowned bust left, rev. Crowned Arms, E-R. S. 2544. Ex mount, polished. Light crease. Very Fine. $1,500-2,000

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England. House of Stuart. James I (16031625). Unite, mm trefoil (1613). Second coinage. 9.78 gms. Crowned and armored fourth bust right, rev. Crowned Arms, I-R. S.2619. Ex mount, polished. Fine. $400-500

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England. House of Stuart. Charles I (16251649). Crown, mm castle (1627-8). Tower mint. 29.49 gms. King astride horse left without caparisons, sword raised, rev. Oval, garnished shield without CR. S.2758, Dav.3754, KM 130. Pleasing cabinet toning. Very Fine. $1,500-2,000

England. House of Stuart. Charles I (16251649). Crown, mm harp (1632-3). Tower mint. 29.47 gms. King astride smaller caparisoned horse left, plume on horse’s head, cross on houding, rev. Oval shield over cross fourchee, “CR” above. S.2755. Toned over a few old hairlines. Weakness of strike obverse. About Fine/About Very Fine. $500-600

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England. House of Stuart. Charles I (16251649). Crown, mm anchor (1638-9). Tower mint. 29.10 gms. King astride horse left without caparisons, sword raised, rev. Oval, garnished shield without CR. S.2758, Dav.3754, KM 130. Slate gray. Weak obverse, and old test mark. About Fine/About Very Fine. Ex Paget collection 1946. $500-600

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England. Charles I (1625-1649). Nicholas Briot Coinage. First Milled issue, 16311632. Penny. Crowned bust left, breaking inner circle, mark of value behind, rev. Shield with Arms over cross fourchée within inner circle. S.2857. Sharp strike. Good Very Fine. $125-175

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England. Charles II (1660-1685). Crown, 1662. Edge: DECVS ET TVTAMEN *. First draped bust right, rose below, rev. Crowned cruciform Arms, interlinked CC monograms in angles. S.3351. Small nick before face. Light slate gray. About Very Fine/Good Very Fine. $500-600

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England. Charles II (1660-1685). Trio of Crowns, 1662, 1666, 1669. Laureate, draped bust right, revs. Crowned, cruciform Arms, interlocked CC monogram in angles. S. 3353, 3355, 3357. The first with name “NINIAN HODGERT’ neatly engraved on the reverse, the second with “RG” stamped on cheek, the latter tiny obverse chopmark? About Very Good-About Fine. (3) Est. 150250 $150-250

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England. Charles II (1660-1685). Crown, 1663. First laureate and draped bust right, rev. Crowned cruciform Arms, interlinked CCs in angles. S.3354, ESC 22. Toned. NGC VF Details - Surface Hairlines. $200-250

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England. Charles II (1660-1685). Pair of Crowns, 1663, 1664. Laureate, draped first; second bust right, revs. Crowned, cruciform Arms, interlocked CC monogram in angles. The first toned Very Good-Fine with obverse hairline, the latter bright from old cleaning, Fine. S.3354, 3355. (2) $200-250

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England. Charles II (1660-1685). Crown, 1671. Edge: TERTIO. Laureate, draped second bust right, rev. Crowned, cruciform Arms, interlocked CC monogram in angles. S.3357, KM 422.3. Toned Fine+. $150-200

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England. Charles II (1660-1685). Trio of Crowns, 1672, 1676 V. OCTAVO, 1677. Third, draped bust right, revs. Crowned, cruciform Arms, interlocked CC monogram in angles. S.3358. The first small pock top of nose, the latter small reverse scrape, dark blue-gray. Very Good, About Fine, and Very Good. (3) $300-350

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England. Charles II (1660-1685). Pair of overdate Crowns, 1680/79 and 1682/1. Third draped bust; fourth draped bust right, revs. Crowned, cruciform Arms, interlocked CC monogram in angles.S.3358, 3359. The first light graffiti obverse field, the latter small obverse lamination, and some pinscratches. About Fine-Fine. (2) $200-300

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England. William and Mary (1689-1694). Crown, 1691. TERTIO. Conjoined busts right, rev. Crowned, cruciform Arms, WM monogram in angles, date in inner angles, lion of Orange at center. S.3433. Old toning. Obverse flan flaw. About Fine-Fine. $400-500

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England. William & Mary (1689-1694). Halfcrown, 1691. Conjoined second draped busts right, rev. Crowned cruciform Arms, WM monogram in angles, lion of Orange at center. S.3436, ESC 516. Toned gunmetalgray with light champagne and cobalt-blue peripheral obverse hues. NGC XF Details Surface Hairlines. $250-300

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Great Britain. Anne (1702-1714). Two Guineas, 1711. Draped bust left, rev. Crowned cruciform Arms, scepters in angles. S.3569, KM 531. Prong marks on edge. Bold strike. About Extremely Fine. $1,000-1,500 England - Great Britain. Anne (17021714). Quartet of Crowns: 1706, 1707 E, 1707, 1708. Draped bust of Good Queen Bess left, rev. Crowned, cruciform Arms. S.3578, 3600, 3601. The first with some obverse hairlines, the second a few old obverse scratches. Very Good to Fine. (4) $225-275

Great Britain. George I (1714-1727). Crown, 1723 SSC. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Crowned cruciform Arms, SS-C in angles. S.3640, KM 545.2. Struck from silver supplied by the South Seas Company. Attractive old toning over some obverse digs near jaw, trivial reverse haymarking. About Extremely Fine. $700-900

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Great Britain. George II (1727-1760). Halfcrown, 1745. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust left, rev. Crowned, cruciform Arms, roses in angles. S.3694, KM 584.3. Slight weakness obverse center. About Extremely Fine. $200-250

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Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Guinea, 1789. Fifth laureate head right, rev. Spade-shaped shield with Arms. S.3729; also Dutch Ducat, 1818. Both with ring mark around mid-legend and lightly polished. Very Fine. (2) $500-550

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Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Halfpenny, 1806. Soho. Three berries. Laureate, draped bust right, rev. Britannia seated left. S.3781, KM 662. Deep birch brown. NGC MS 63 BN. $150-250

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Great Britain. George IV (1820-1830). Crown, 1821. Secundo. Laureate head left, rev. St. George by Pistrucci. S.3805, KM 680.1. Bright. PCGS Genuine Cleaning XF Details. $150-200

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Great Britain. George IV (1820-1830). Halfcrown, 1821. Laureate head left, rev. Crowned ornate Arms, flanked by thistle, rose and shamrocks. S.3807, KM 676. Satiny white lustre. NGC MS 61. $500-600

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Great Britain. George IV (1820-1830). Halfpenny, 1827. Laureate head left, rev. Britannia seated right. S.3824, KM 692. PCGS AU 55. $150-200

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Great Britain. William IV (1830-1837). Halfcrown, 1836. Bare head right, rev. Crowned and draped Arms with Order chain. S.3834, KM 714.2. Frosty white, bold types. NGC MS 63. $800-1,000 Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Jubilee bust Crowns, 1887, 1888 (2), 1889 (2), 1890, 1891, 1892. S.3921, KM 765. The ‘88s hairlined, the ‘90 friction hairlines. About Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (8) $300-400

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Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). A nonet of veiled bust Crowns: 1893 LVI, 1894 LVII and LVIII, 1895 LVIII and LIX, 1896 LIX, 1897 LX, 1898 LXII, 1900 LXIII. S.3937, KM 783. The 1894 LVIII and the 1898 Extremely Fine, the others Fine-Very Fine. (9) $200-250

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Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Crown, 1895. LIX. Old, veiled bust left, rev. St. George. S.3937, KM 783. Some obverse bagmarks. Satiny lustre. Uncirculated. $300-400

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Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Crown, 1896. LX. Old, veiled bust left, rev. St. George. S.3937, KM 783. Light bagmarks, decent lustre. AU-Uncirculated. $200-300

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Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Pair of Crowns, 1897. LXI, and 1899. LXIII. Old, veiled bust left, rev. St. George. S.3937, KM 783. The first, light bagmarks. Attractive russet hues. Uncirculated. The latter once polished. About Uncirculated. (2) $300-400

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Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Crown, 1900. LXIV. Old, veiled bust left, rev. St. George. S.3937, KM 783. Two obverse toning spots. Frosty. Brilliant Uncirculated. $300-400

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Great Britain. Victoria-George V. Septet of Silver issues. Crown, 1896 LX. PCGS Genuine Cleaning UNC Details, Halfcrown, 1897. PCGS AU 58, Halfcrowns, 1915, 1916, 1918. NGC AU 53, AU 58, AU 58; Shillings, 1892, 1916. NGC MS 61, MS 62. (7) $200-300

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Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Crown, 1902. Bare head right, rev. St. George. S.3978, KM 803. Very light bagmarks. Decent lustre. Uncirculated. $150-200

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Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Crown, 1928. Bare head left, rev. Large crown within ornate wreath. S.4036, KM 836. Very Fine-About Extremely Fine. $100-150

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Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Crown, 1929. Bare head left, rev. Large crown within ornate wreath. S.4036, KM 836. A few obverse bagmarks. About Extremely Fine. $250-300

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Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Two Pounds, 1937. Bare head left, rev. St. George. S.4075, KM 860. 5,001 minted. NGC PF 65. $700-900

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Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Sovereign, 1937. Bare head left, rev. St. George. S.4076, KM 859. 5,001 minted. NGC PF 63. $1,400-1,600

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Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Half Sovereign, 1937. Bare head left, rev. St. George. S.4077, KM 858. 5,001 minted. NGC PF 64. $350-450

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Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). 1937 15-piece Coronation Specimen Set. Includes Farthing to Crown and Maundy issues. S.PS16, KM PS21. In original RM maroon case. Toned. Brilliant Proof. (15piece set) $300-400

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Great Britain. Elizabeth II (1952-). Five Pounds, 1984. Crowned young bust left by Machin, rev. St. George, U in circle left of date. S.4202, KM 924. 15,104 pieces minted. Brilliant Proof. $1,600-1,800

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Crown, 1930. Bare head left, rev. Large crown within ornate wreath. S.4036, KM 836. Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated. $250-300

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Crown, 1933. Bare head left, rev. Large crown within ornate wreath. S.4036, KM 836. Russet hues. About Uncirculated. $250-300

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Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Five Pounds, 1937. Bare head left, rev. St. George. S.4074, KM 861. 5,001 minted. NGC PF 63. $1,600-2,200

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Great Britain. Lot of Crowns and other silver, 1600’s-1900’s. Includes Crowns of Charles II (2), William III, George II, George III (2), Victoria (5) including 1845 and George V (crown type); Victorian Double Florins (4); silver minors (28), including William and Mary Groat, some Maundy coins and a worn Elizabethan piece. Generally Good to Extremely Fine; also Festival of Britain Crowns (3) and three Prince Charles Welsh Y Ddraig Goch Æ investiture medals. (50) $350-450

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Great Britain. Edward VII-Elizabeth II. Small lot of Crowns. Edward VII. 1902. A few reverse toning spots and obverse hairlines; George V. “Jubilee” 1935 (2); George VI. “Coronation” 1937 (2), and “Festival of Britain” 1951 (2); and Elizabeth II (4). S.3978, 4048, 4078, 4111, 4136, 4143, 4144; KM 803, 842, 857, 880, 894, 909, 910. About Extremely FineUncirculated. (11) $125-175

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Great Britain. Pair of Halfcrowns: Edward VII (1901-1910). 1902. S.38980, KM 802. Uncirculated; and George II (1727-1760). 1741/39. Reverse: Roses in angles. S.3693, KM 574.2. NGC XF Details - Stained, Cleaned. (2) $125-175

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Great Britain. George III-Edward VII. Sextet of High-Grade AEs. Penny, 1806. PCGS AU 55, Pennies, 1902 (high sea level), 1908. NGC MS 63 BN and MS 63 RB, Halfpenny, 1807. NGC AU 58 BN, Halfpenny. 1888. PCGS MS 63 RB; Half Farthing, 1844. NGC MS 62 BN. (6) $300-400

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Great Britain. Lot of 18th-19th Century lead “Hop Picker” tokens (86). “Initials” types, various, a few with dates - 1716, 1718, 1743. Round, oval and square. Also 19th Century white metal Communion Tokens (4). Fine to Extremely Fine. Decent examples. (90) $75-125

Great Britain. Hampshire. Portsmouth/Southampton. Pair of 1791 Halfpenny Tokens. Helmeted bust of Sir Bevois right, rev. Arms - crowned rose. Edge: PAYABLE AT THE OFFICE OF W. TAYLOR R.V. MOODY & CO. D&H 89. W. Taylor was a maker of rope blocks for ships and gun carriages. His mill was located about four miles from Southampton in South Stoneham. One with some hairlines. Both Bronzed and with prooflike surfaces. Uncirculated. (2) $75-125

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Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Rugby School Gold Prize Medal, 1911. 44.5mm. 54.91 gms. George V head left, rev. HISTORIAE RECENTIORIS STUDIUM APUD SCHOLAM RUGBEIENSEM ARNOLDO AUCTORE INSTITUTUM PRAEMIO FOVET MUNIFICENTIA REGIS in nine lines. Awarded to: F.J. BECHMANN 1911 on edge. The Rugby School in Warwickshire is one of the oldest independent schools in Britain and one of the most prestigious. Some typical hairlines. Brilliant Uncirculated. $2,500-3,000

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A Fine Collection of Maundy Money 246

England. Charles II (1660-1685). Third issue, Hammered Set. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence, undated (1660-1662). Inner circles. Crowned bust left, mark of value behind, rev. Shield with Arms on cross fourchée. S.3324-3327. Toned About Very Fine-Very Fine. (4) $200-250

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England. Charles II (1660-1685). Early Milled coinage. Maundy Set, undated. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Crowned bust left, mark of value behind, rev. Shield with Arms on cross fourchée. S.3391. Light scratch 4 Pence obverse, light haymarking Twopence. Very Fine-About Extremely Fine. (Set of 4) $200-250

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England. Charles II (1660-1685). Maundy Set, 1679. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Laureate, draped bust right, rev. Mark of value indicated by number of C monograms crowned, rose, thistle, fleur and harp in angles of the Groat. S.3392. Faint haymarking on the Threepence. Attractive old toning. Good Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (Set of 4) $200-250

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England. James II (1685-1688). Maundy Set, 1686. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Laureate head left, rev. Crown over mark of value. S.3418. The Groat Very Fine, the others Extremely Fine with pearly lustre. (Set of 4) $250-300

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England. William & Mary (1689-1694). Maundy Set, 1692. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Conjoined busts right, rev. Crowned numeral value. S.3446. Toned Very Fine. (Set of 4) $250-350

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England. William III (1694-1702). Maundy Set, 1701. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Laureate, draped bust right, rev. Crowned numeral value. S.3553. Toned. Very Fine. (Set of 4) $200-250

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England. Anne (1702-1714). Maundy Set, 1706. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Draped bust left, rev. Crowned numeral value. S.3599. Pleasing set. Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $450-550

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Great Britain. George I (1714-1727). Maundy Set, 1723. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Crowned numeral value. S.3658. The Threepence faint haymarking. Toned with attractive lustre. Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $450-550

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Great Britain. George II (1727-1760). Maundy Set, 1743. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust left, lionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s face on sleeve, rev. Crowned numeral value. S.3716. The Groat About Uncirculated, the other Extremely Fine. (Set of 4) $300-350

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Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Maundy Set, 1780. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Crowned numeral value. S.3762. Lightly toned with soft iridescent hues, good lustre. Choice Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $225-275

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Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Maundy Set, 1792. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Older laureate, draped and armored bust right, rev. Crowned thin numeral value. S.3763. Soft iridescent hues, pearly lustre. Choice Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $400-500

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Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Maundy Set, 1800. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Older laureate, draped and armored bust right, rev. Crowned “normal” numeral value. S.3764. Light violet-gray with attractive iridescent hues. Choice Lustrous Uncirculated. ex Springfield Collection, Bower and Ruddy, Dev. 15-18. 1981, lot 1880. (Set of 4) $250-300

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Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). â&#x20AC;&#x153;New Coinageâ&#x20AC;?. Maundy Set, 1817. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Laureate, short-haired head right, rev. Crowned numeral value. S.3792. Soft iridescent hues. Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $250-300

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Great Britain George IV (1820-1830). Maundy Set, 1822. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Laureate head left, rev. Crowned numeral value dividing date, all within wreath. S.3816, KM MDS66. Choice AU-Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $225-275

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Great Britain. William IV (1830-1837). Maundy Set, 1832. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Bare head right, rev.Crowned numeral value dividing date, all within wreath. S.3840 KM MDS80. Prooflike Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $300-350

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Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Maundy Set, 1838. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Bare, young head left, rev.Crowned numeral value dividing date, all within wreath. S.3916, KM MDS86. Lovely pale violet-gray with iridescent highlights. Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $250-300

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Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Maundy Set, 1892. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Jubilee bust left, rev. Crowned numeral value dividing date, all within wreath. S.3932, KM MDS 148. Toned. Prooflike Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $125-175

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Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Maundy Set, 1901. Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Old, veiled bust left, rev. Crowned numeral value dividing date, all within wreath. S.3943, KM MDS157. Attractive iridescent hues. Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (4) $125-175

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Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Maundy Set, 1902. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Bare head right. S.3985. In original red RM case. Lovely iridescent hues. Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $125-175

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Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Maundy Set, 1905. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Bare head right. S.3985. Lovely old toning. Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $125-175

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Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Maundy Set, 1936. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Bare head left. S.4043, KM MDS 194. With RM case. Gem Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $200-250

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Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Maundy Set, 1945. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Bare head left. S.4086, KM MDS 204. Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $125-175

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Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Maundy Set, 1951. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Bare head left. S.4096, KM MDS210. Choice Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $125-175

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Rare 1953 St. Paul’s Cathedral Set

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Great Britain. Elizabeth II (1952-). St. Paul’s Cathedral. Maundy Set, 1953. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Laureate head right. S.4126, KM MDS212. Rare set. With Maundy purse. Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $500-600

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Great Britain. Elizabeth II (1952-). Tewkesbury Abbey. Maundy Set, 1971. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Laureate head right. S.4211, KM MDS230. Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $125-175

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Ireland. James II (1685-1691). Civil War. “Gunmoney” Crown, 1690. King astride horse left, rev. Crowned cruciform Arms, crown at center. S.6578. A few minor deposits. Very Fine. $100-150

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Ireland. George III (1760-1820). Bank of Ireland. Pair of Six Shillings Tokens, 1804. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r., rev. Hibernia seated left, holding palm frond. S.6615, KM Tn1. Some hairlines, one with small reverse scrape. About Very Fine. (2) $250-300

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Ireland. George IV (1820-1830). Penny, 1822. Laureate, draped bust left, rev. Crowned harp. S.6623, KM 151. PCGS AU 58. $150-200

Ireland. The Great Rebellion. Lords Justices. Issue of 1643-1644. “Ormonde” Crown, nd. 29.21 gms. Crowned “CR” in double circle, rev. “Vs” in double circle (the “s” no struck up). S.6544. Flatness of strike upper margins. Fine. $300-400 WWW.SPINK.COM

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Ireland. Saorstát Éireann. Eight-piece Proof Set, 1928. Farthing to Halfcrown first issues of the Irish Free State. S.PS1, KM PS1. 6,001 sets made. In original emeraldgreen case (some scuffing). Attractively toned. Brilliant Proof. (8-piece set) $300-400 Isle of Man. Elizabeth II (1952-). 1988 Bicentennial of Australia. Halfcrown. Cockatoo. KM 286. 1⁄ 2 Ounce Gold. Gem Proof. Ultra cameo. In a custom plastic capsule. Pristine. $500-750 Isle of Man. Elizabeth II (1952-). 1988 Bicentennial of Australia. Halfcrown. Cockatoo. KM 286. 1⁄ 2 Ounce Gold. Gem Proof. Ultra cameo. In a custom plastic capsule. Pristine. $500-750 Isle of Man. Elizabeth II (1952-). 1988 Bicentennial of Australia. Halfcrown. Cockatoo. KM 286. 1⁄ 2 Ounce Gold. Gem Proof. Ultra cameo. In a custom plastic capsule. Pristine. $500-750

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Isle of Man. Elizabeth II (1952-). 1988 Bicentennial of Australia. Halfcrown. Koala. KM 287. 1⁄ 2 Ounce Gold. Gem Proof. Ultra cameo. In a custom plastic capsule. Pristine. $500-750

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Isle of Man. Elizabeth II (1952-). 1988 Bicentennial of Australia. Halfcrown. Koala. KM 287. 1⁄ 2 Ounce Gold. Gem Proof. Ultra cameo. In a custom plastic capsule. Pristine. $500-750

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Isle of Man. Elizabeth II (1952-). 1988 Bicentennial of Australia. Halfcrown. Koala. KM 287. 1⁄ 2 Ounce Gold. Gem Proof. Ultra cameo. In a custom plastic capsule. Pristine. $500-750

282

Isle of Man. Elizabeth II (1952-). 1988 Bicentennial of Australia. Halfcrown. Elizabeth II. Platypus. KM 288. 1⁄ 2 Ounce Gold. Gem Proof. Ultra cameo. In a custom plastic capsule. Pristine. $500-750

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Isle of Man. Elizabeth II (1952-). 1988 Bicentennial of Australia. Halfcrown. Platypus. KM 288. 1⁄ 2 Ounce Gold. Gem Proof. Ultra cameo. In a custom plastic capsule. Pristine. $500-750

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Isle of Man. Elizabeth II (1952-). 1988 Bicentennial of Australia. Halfcrown. Platypus. KM 288. 1⁄ 2 Ounce Gold. Gem Proof. Ultra cameo. In a custom plastic capsule. Pristine. $500-750

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Isle of Man. Elizabeth II (1952-). 1988 Bicentennial of Australia. Halfcrown. Kangaroo. KM 289. 1⁄ 2 Ounce Gold. Gem Proof. Ultra cameo. In a custom plastic capsule. Pristine. $500-750

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Isle of Man. Elizabeth II (1952-). 1988 Bicentennial of Australia. Halfcrown. Kangaroo. KM 289. 1⁄ 2 Ounce Gold. Gem Proof. Ultra cameo. In a custom plastic capsule. Pristine. $500-750

287

Isle of Man. Elizabeth II (1952-). 1988 Bicentennial of Australia. Halfcrown. Kangaroo. KM 289. 1⁄ 2 Ounce Gold. Gem Proof. Ultra cameo. In a custom plastic capsule. Pristine. $500-750

288

Latvia. Lot of 5 Lati, 1929-1932. Woman’s bust right wearing embroidered crown. KM 9. Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (22) $200-300

289

Monaco. Rainier III (1949-2005). 200 Francs, 1966. Tenth Wedding Anniversary. Conjoined heads left of Prince Rainier and Princess Grace, rev. Crowned and supported Arms. KM M2, Gad.167. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. $1,200-1,400

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Netherlands. 18th Century Gulden - a baker’s dozen. Gelderland, Holland, West Friesland, and Utrecht, 1760’s and 1790’s. Hollandia standing, resting arm on column. One with multi-crossed arrows c/m. On average: Fine-Very Fine; also 1868 21⁄ 2 Gulden with toning spots; and Netherlands East Indies 1⁄10 Gulden, 1854-1901 (14). About VG-Fine. (28) $150-200

291

Netherlands. Willem III (1849-1890). 5 Cents, 1879. Bare head right. KM 91. NGC MS 65. $40-60

292

Romania. Mihai I (1940-1947). 20 Lei, 1944. Conjoined heads of three Romanian kings, rev. Crowned eagle head left with cross in beak, encircled by shields. Fr.21, X M13. Uncirculated. $250-300

296

Russia. Catherine II, “the Great” (17621796). 5 Kopeks, 1763 CM. Sestroretsk. Crowned Imperial eagle, rev. Crowned Catherine II cipher with date in wreath. C.59.8. Very Fine. $100-150

297

Russia. Catherine II, “the Great” (17621796). Pair of Kolyvan 5 Kopeks, 1786, 1787 KM. Crowned Imperial eagle, rev. Crowned Catherine II cipher with date in wreath. C.59.5. The first irregular edge, light deposits. Extremely Fine, About Extremely Fine. (2) $200-300

298

Russia. Catherine II, “the Great”. 5 Kopeks, 1796 KM. Kolyvan. Crowned Imperial eagle, rev. Crowned Catherine II cipher with date in wreath. C.59.5. Very light deposits. Extremely Fine. $200-300

299

Russia. Paul I (1796-1801). Pair of 2 Kopeks, 1799. KM and EM. Kolyvan and Ekaterinburg. Crowned П I cipher. C.95.4, 95.3. Light deposits. Extremely Fine and Good VF. (2) $125-175

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Russia. Paul I (1796-1801). Æ Pair. Polushka and 2 Kopeks, 1797 EM. Ekaterinburg. Crowned П I cipher, rev. Value and date. C.92.2, 95.3. The first EFAU with hints of mint red, the latter pleasing broad flan, Extremely Fine. (2) $125-175

301

Russia. Paul I (1796-1801). Æ study group. Kopeks, 1798 (2), 1799, 1800 EM. KM 94.2; 2 Kopeks, 1797 (2), 1799 (2), 1801 (3) EM. Ekaterinburg. C.95.3. Crowned cipher. About VF-EF. (11) $150-200

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Russia. Catherine I-Catherine II. Æ lot. Catherine I. (1725-1727). 5 Kopeks, 1725, 1726 MД; Elizabeth (1741-1761). 2 Kopeks, 1758, 1762, Kopek, 1757, Denga, 1760; Catherine II, ‘the Great’ (17621796). Polushka, 1770 EM, 1789 EM, Dengas, 1766, 1768, 1772, 1788, 1789 EM; 2 Kopeks, 1763 EM, 1766 MM, 1769 EM; 5 Kopeks, 1763, 1781, 1786, 1793 EM. About VG-VF, the 5 Kopeks Extremely Fine. (20) $200-250 Russia. Anna-Elizabeth. Study group of Denga (24) and Polushka (4). Denga - 1730, 1731(6), 1734, 1735 (2), 1736, 1737, 1738, 1739 (2), 1740, 1744, 1748 (2), 1749 (2), 1750, 1751, 1753; Polushka 1731, 1734, 1735, 1737. Crowned Imperial eagle. KM 188, 187. Very Good-Fine+. (28) $90-120 Russia. Catherine II (1762-1796). Gold Ruble, 1779. Crowned and mantled bust r., rev. Crowned Imperial eagle. 1.16 gms. Fr.135, Cr.76. Ex mount, polished. Very Fine. $100-150

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Russia. Alexander I (1801-1825). Polushka, 1810/09 EM. Crowned Imperial eagle, rev. Value, date and mm in circle. C.111.1. Very Fine. $75-125

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Russia. Alexander I-Nicholas II. Mix of AEs. Polushka, 1856 EM, 1885, 1886 (2), 1893, 1899; ½ Kopeks, 1840 EM, 1840 CПM (3); Denezhka, 1855-1858 EM; Kopeks, 1821 ИM, 1821, 1824, 1828, 1832 (2), 1844 EM, 1914; 2 Kopeks, 1811, 1838 EM, 1821, 1828, 1829 KM; 3 Kopeks, 1910, 1915 Petrograd (2); 5 Kopeks, 1832, 1834, 1836 (2), 1837, 1838 EM, 1911 (About EF). Generally About Fine to EF, a few better. (37) $125-175

304

Russia. Trio of Rubles: Nicholas I (18251855). Rubles, 1836 CПБ-HΓ and 1849 CПБ-ПA. Crowned Imperial eagle. C.168.1. The first with a few small edge tics. Very Fine and Extremely Fine; Nicholas II (18941917). Romanov Tercentenary Ruble, 1913 BC. Y.70. Extremely Fine. (3) $200-300

305

St. Petersburg 1912 BC 15 Kopeks, a Classic Rarity

309

Russia. Nicholas I-Nicholas II. Small silver lot. Rubles, 1817, 1818 (2), 1829 (polished), 1895, 1897; 5 Kopeks, 1826, 1850, 1887, 1913 (2); 10 Kopeks, 1839, 1917 BC (2), 20 Kopeks, 1914; 25 Kopeks, 1830, 1857; 50 Kopeks, 1899, 1912 (both polished). Two of the Rubles cleaned, VGVF, the minors generally Fine-EF. (19) $100-150

306

Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). 10 Rubles, 1903 AP. Fr.179, Y.64. Lightly toned. About Uncirculated. $425-475

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Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). Ruble, 1913 BC. Romanov Dynasty Tercentenary. Conjoined busts of Nicholas II and Michael Romanov 3⁄ 4 right. Y.70. Tiny rim bruise at bottom edge. Lustrous. Uncirculated. $125-175

308

Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). 15 Kopeks, 1908 CПБ-ЭБ. Crowned Imperial eagle. Y.21a.2. NGC MS 63. $100-150

Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). 15 Kopeks, 1912CПБ-BC. Crowned Imperial eagle. Y.21a.2. In 1912, there was a changeover in mint officials. Most coins bore the old official’s initials ЭБ, a very few were struck with new dies with the new official’s initials BC. A classic Russian rarity. NGC AU 50. $1,200-1,600

Handsome Imperial Russian Law Academy Badge

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Russia. Imperial Russian Law Academy Badge, ca. early 1900’s. 45 x 54mm. Silver. Imperial eagle within open-work wreath, crown on pedestal, inscribed ЗAKOHЪ at bottom. Displayed in a handsome, classicalstyled frame. Extremely Fine. $500-600

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U.S.S.R.. 1⁄ 2 Kopek 1925, 1927, 1928. Complete set. CCCP within circle, rev. Value and date. Y.75. Extremely Fine. (3) $125-175

312

U.S.S.R. Small lot of minors. 1⁄ 2 Kopeks, 1925 (4), 1927 (2), Kopeks, 1924 reeded edge (2), 2 Kopeks, 1924 reeded edge (2), 3 Kopeks, 1924 reeded edge, 5 Kopeks, 1924 plain edge; silver 20 Kopeks (2), 50 Kopeks (polished), AEs (2); also modern enameled badges (3) Generally About VF-EF. (20) $75-125

Order of Lenin, Type IV

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USSR. Order of the Red Star. SovietAfghan War. Screwback, silver and red enamel. Award No. 3879711. With maker’s name: MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP on back. With matching Awards Book. Choice Extremely Fine. (2) $150-200

315

USSR. Order of Maternal Glory. Trio. First, Second and Third Class. Silver, gilt and enamels, silver and enamels and silver with enamel suspension. Nos. 358611, 1318507, 2997356. Insitituted July 8, 1944, the Order of Maternal Glory was awarded to women for being abundantly fruitful - first class was awarded to woman raising nine children, second class 8 children, and third class 7 children. Extremely Fine. (3) $75-100

316

USSR. Quartet of Medals: 1945-1965, 1945-1975, 1945-1985 - 20th, 30th, 40th Anniversary of Victory; and 1918-1978 60th Anniversary Soviet Armed forces. All on ribbons, each with Awards Book. Uncirculated. (8) $60-90

USSR. Order of Lenin. Type 4. Gold, platinum and enamels. Award no. 319048. On suspension loop and ribbon with brooch plate. Maker’s mark on back: MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP on back. Good Extremely Fine. Est. $1,500-2,000

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Scotland. James VI (1567-1625). Reevaluation of 1578. Ryal of 36 Shillings. Crowned thistle c/m on the reverse of 1567 Ryal (S.5472). Crowned Arms, I-R, rev. Sword pointed upwards dividing date, hand upper left, value in Roman numeral upper right. Weakness of strike reverse center, somewhat bright. Fine. $300-400

318

Siberia. Catherine II, “the Great” (17621796). Quartet of 5 Kopeks - 1771, 1774, and 1775 (2) KM. Crowned cipher of Catherine within wreath, rev. Crowned oval with value and date supported by two sable. C.5. The first with large obverse flan flaw, one of the 1775 with light dirt and the ‘74 light deposit. About Very Fine-Very Fine. (4) $200-250

319

Siberia. Catherine II, “the Great” (17621796). Small grouping - 2 Kopeks, 1769, 1773 KM; Kopeks, 1768 (2), 1771 KM . C.4, 3. The 1773 2 Kopeks with obverse die flaw, the 1769 with some obverse pinscratches; one of the 1768 Kopeks with deposits. (5) $200-250

320

Siberia. Catherine II, “the Great” (17621796). Pair: Polushkla, 1770 KM; Denga, 1769 KM. Crowned cipher of Catherine within wreath, revs. Crowned value within cartouche, Crowned oval with value and date supported by sable. C. 1, 2. Very Fine. (2) $125-175

321

Spain. Felipe V (1700-1746). 1⁄ 2 Escudo, 1744 S PJ. Sevilla. Bust right, rev. Crowned Arms. Fr.240, KM 361.2. Some obverse hairlines. About Very Fine. $100-150 29

322

Spain. Fernando VI (1746-1759). 1⁄ 2 Escudo, 1758 S JV stars. Sevilla. Peruked head right, rev. Crowned Arms. Fr.275, KM 374. About Very Fine. $100-150

323

Spain. Carlos III (1759-1788). Pair of Madrid mint 1⁄ 2 Escudos, 1772 PJ, 1783 JD. Armored bust right, rev. Crowned Arms in Order chain. Fr.278, KM 415.1. The first Very Fine, light dirt, the latter once lightly polished About Very Fine. (2) $175-225

324

Spain. Carlos III (1759-1788). 1⁄ 2 Escudos, 1786 DV. Madrid. Armored bust right, rev. Crowned oval Arms in Order chain. Fr.278, KM 425.1. About Extremely Fine. $125-175

325

Spain. Isabel II (1833-1868). 4 Escudos, 1867. Draped bust left, rev. Crowned and draped Arms within Order chain. Fr.337, KM 631.1. Extremely Fine. $150-200

326

Sweden. Karl XI (1660-1697). 1 Öre S.M., 1686. Avesta. 47mm. Crowned Arms, dividing date; .C.R.S. above, rev. Crown above crossed arrows, star below. SM 353, KM 264b. Attractive dark reddish-caramel brown. Good Very Fine. $150-200

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Rare Karl XII 1718 Ducat

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Sweden. Karl XII (1697-1718). Ducat, 1718 LC. Draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Crowned intertwined CC monogam flanked by three crowns, the bottom one separating the date and L-C. Fr.53, KM 363. Rare one-year type. Good Very Fine. $2,000-2,500 Sweden. Gustav III (1771-1792). Riksdaler, 1782 OL. Peruked head right, rev. Crowned oval Arms within Order chain. Dav.1736, KM 527. Very light adjustment marks reverse center. Decent lustre. About Extremely Fine. $125-175 Sweden. Oskar I (1844-1859). Encapsulated quintet. Skilling, 1854, 1855. KM 657. Crowned O I monogram. NGC MS 64 BN; and 1⁄6 Skilling, 1847, 1849, 1855. KM 656. The first two NGC MS 64 RB, the latter NGC MS 65 RB. (5) $125-175 Sweden. Oskar I (1844-1859). Encapsulated quintet. 1⁄6 Skilling, 1847, 1849, 1852, 1853, 1855. Crowned O I monogram, 3 crowns around. KM 656. The first 2 NGC MS 64 RB, the third NGC MS 64 BN, the last two NGC MS 65 RB. (5) $125-175

Sweden. Oskar II (1872-1907). 10 Kronor, 1901 EB. Bearded, older head right, rev. Crowned and draped Arms. Fr.95a, KM 767. One-year type. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. $200-250

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Sweden. Oskar II (1872-1907). 2 Kronor, 1907 EB. Bare head left. KM 773. PCGS MS 62. $200-250

334

Sweden. Oskar II (1872-1907). 2 Kronor, 1907 EB. Bare head left. KM 773. PCGS MS 62. $200-250

335

Sweden. Oskar II (1872-1907). Krona, 1906 EB. Bare head left. KM 772. PCGS MS 64. $150-200

336

Sweden. Oskar II (1872-1907). 10 Öre, 1876/5 ST. Crowned O II monogram, three crowns around. KM 737. PCGS MS 64. $125-175

337

Sweden. Oskar II (1872-1907). 5 Öre, 1878. Crowned O II monogram. KM 736. Lovely example. NGC MS 65 BN. $100-150

338

Sweden. Oskar II-Gustaf V. Small lot of encapsulated coins: Jubilee 2 Kronor, 1897. PCGS MS 64, 2 Kronor, 1907. PCGS Genuine Cleaning UNC Details, 50th Anniversary 2 Kronor, 1907. PCGS MS 66+, 2 Kronor, 1914 W. PCGS Genuine Cleaning AU Details, 2 Kronor, 1928 G. PCGS AU 58, Krona, 1904 EB. PCGS AU 55, 25 Öre, 1899 (2) NGC AU 58 and PCGS MS 64, 5 Öre, 1875 and 1897. PCGS Genuine Cleaning UNC Details, and NGC MS 62 BN; 2 Öre, 1863. NGC MS 65 BN. (11) $300-400

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Sweden. Oskar II-Gustaf V. Trio of 50 Öre, 1906, 1907 EB. Crowned O II monogram. KM 771; 1930 G. Crowned Arms. KM 788. All three PCGS MS 64. (3) $150-250

Sweden. Oskar II (1872-1907). 10 Kronor, 1901 EB. Bearded, older head right, rev. Crowned and draped Arms. Fr.95a, KM 767. One-year type. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. $200-250

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Sweden. Gustaf V (1907-1950). 2 Kronor, 1910 W. Initial far from date. Bare head left, rev. Crowned Arms in Order chain. KM 787. PCGS MS 64. Rare, especially so nice. $500-700

341

Sweden. Gustaf V (1907-1950). 2 Kronor, 1915 W. Bare head left, rev. Crowned Arms in Order chain. KM 787. PCGS MS 61. $125-175

342

Sweden. Gustaf V (1907-1950). Pair of 2 Kronor, 1924 W and 1928 G. Bare head left, rev. Crowned Arms in Order chain. KM 787. NGC MS 62 and PCGS MS 62. (2) $150-200

343

Turkey. Ottoman Empire. Small lot of 18th Century Crowns. Includes: Mustafa III (1757-1774). Kurush, AH 1171-(11)86. KM 321.1. Light pinscratches; ‘Abd alHamid I (1774-1789). Kurush, AH 1187 years 1 and 6. KM 396 Selim III (17891807). Yuzluk, Acs. AH 1203, years 4, 7, 11, 12 and 13; 2 Kurush AH 1203, year 4. KM 507, 504. A few with light deposits. On average Very Fine. (9) $100-150

344

Turkey. Ottoman. ’Abd al-Hamid I (AH 1187-1203/1774-1789 AD). Zeri Mahbub, Islamboul, Acs. AH 1187, year 13. 2.63 gms. Toughra, rev. Four-line legend. KM 416. Extremely Fine. $125-175

346

Bolivia. Carlos IV (1788-1808). Lot of 8 Reales: 1791, 1793, 1794 PR, 1796, 1798, 1799, 1800, 1801, 1802 PP, 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808 PJ. Potos’. Laureate, draped and armored bust right. KM 73. Two with a few tiny chops, one with some deposits. Fine-Very Fine, a few a bit better. (14) $300-400

347

Bolivia. Fernando VII (1808-1825). Small lot of 8 Reales, 1809, 1814, 1816, 1817, 1818, 1819, 1821, 1822, 1824 PJ, and 1825 JL. Potos’. Laureate, draped bust right, revs. Crowned Arms flanked by Pillars. KM 84. The 1819 with a few obverse scratches. The 1825 has a contemporary, neatly engraved narrow bust of Bolivar? on the Fernando portrait. Very Good-About Very Fine. (10) $250-350

348

Bolivia. Fernando VII (1808-1825). 8 Reales, 1820 PJ. Potos’. Laureate, draped bust right, rev. Crowned Arms flanked by Pillars. KM 84. The obverse once wiped, now toning; AU-Uncirculated. $150-200

349

Brazil. José I (1750-1777). 6400 Reis, 1773 R. Rio de Janeiro. Laureate and draped bust right, rev. Crowned Arms on elaborate frame. Fr.65, KM 172.2 Bold borders. Extremely Fine. $700-800

350

Brazil. Maria I & Pedro II (1777-1786). 6400 Reis, 1781 R. Rio de Janeiro. Laureate, conjoined busts right, rev. Crowned Arms in ornate frame. Fr.76, KM 199.2. Well-struck. Pleasing lustre. Uncirculated $800-1,000

North and South America 345

Bolivia. Carlos III (1759-1788). 8 Reales, 1781, 1783, 1784, 1786, 1788 PR. Potos’. Laureate, draped, armored bust right. KM 55; also Carlos IV. 8 Reales, 1790 PR. Potos’. Carlos III bust right; CAROLUS. IV. Km 64. The first with some obverse scratches, the second and last (also with obverse scratches) with small chopmarks. Very Good-Very Fine. (6) $175-225

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Canada. Victoria-George V. Complete Set of Large Cents, 1858-1920. Including varieties. In general, About Fine-Very Fine. Housed in a Gardmaster album. (47) $400-500

352

Canada. Victoria-George V. Small lot of minors: Includes key date 5 Cents, 1925. About VF; 10 Cents, 1858, 1888, 1891. Two dark tone, About Very Fine-Very Fine; 10 Cents, 1915. About VF; a well-worn 10 Cents; also Newfoundand. 10 Cents, 1919 C. About EF, and other. (8) $100-150

353

Canada. George V (1910-1936). Five Dollars, 1914. Crowned bust left, rev. Arms in spray. Fr.4, KM 26. Minor rim tics possibly from prongs. Toned Uncirculated. $300-400

354

Canada. George V-Elizabeth II. Complete Set of Small Cents, 1920-2006. With varieties. The 1955 no shoulder fold VF. The rest, Fine-Brilliant Uncirculated. Housed in a Gardmaster album; also 90th Anniversary of the Mint Opening Proof Set, 1998. Reverse designs of 1908 coinage, the Cent a Large Cent. In original case. (107) $125-175

355

Pleasing 1836 Bogota 8 Escudos

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Colombia. Republica. 8 Escudos, 1836. Bogota. Draped Libertad bust left, rev. Fasces, crossed arrows and bow behind, within double cornucopiae. Fr.67, KM 82.1. A few minor reverse surface nicks. Soft honey gold hues. Sharp strike. Good Extremely Fine. $1,500-2,000

357

Cuba. Republica.. 20 Pesos, 1915. Head of Jose Mart’ right, rev. Arms in spray. Fr.1, KM 21. Light stacking marks, a few minor edge tics. Extremely Fine. $1,200-1,500

358

Cuba. Republica. 10 Pesos, 1916. Mart’ head right, rev. Arms in spray. Fr.3, KM 20. Light stacking marks. Uncirculated. $600-700

359

Cuba. Republica. 2 Pesos, 1916. Head of Mart’ right, rev. Arms in spray. Fr.6, KM 17. Brilliant Uncirculated. $150-200

360

Dominican Republic. 100 Pesos, 1988. Discovery of America - Native Americans. KM 67. 5,300 pieces struck. In original green plush case. Toned deep apricot gold. Brilliant Proof. $100-150

Chile. Carlos IV-Fernando VII. Trio of 8 Reales: 1796 So DA, 1805 So FJ, 1815 So FJ. Santiago. Laureate, draped and armored bust right; laureate, draped bust right, rev. Crowned Arms flanked by Pillars. KM 51, 80. The first obverse lamination, the second plugged at 12:00, the last some obverse scratches. About Very Fine-Very Fine. (3) $150-250

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Guatemala. Carlos IV (1788-1808). Trio of 8 Reales: 1793, 1798, 1799 M NG. Nueva Guatemala. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Crowned Arms flanked by Pillars. KM 53. Lightly toned. Very Fine. (3) $350-450

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Guatemala. Fernando VII (1808-1821). Sextet of 8 Reales: 1813, 1816, 1817, 1818, 1820, 1821 M NG. Nueva Guatemala. Laureate, draped bust right, rev. Crowned Arms flanked by Pillars. KM 69. The 1817 with graffiti, one with minor deposits. FineVery Fine. (6) $200-250

363

Haiti. Three-piece Silver Prof Set, 1967. Tenth Anniversary of the Revolution. Includes 25 Gourdes - Objets d’art, 10 Gourdes Toussaint L’Overture, and 5 Gourdes Columbus discovering America. KM PS2. With original case (inside tray cracked). Brilliant Proof. (3-piece Set) $100-150

365

Mexico. Felipe V-War of Independence. Septet: 8 Reales, 1786, 1796 Mo FM. The first once lightly polished, EF; the latter, obverse hairline toned VF; holed 1737 Mo MF Dos Mundos type. EF; 2 Reales (2), one once gilded. Fine and EF; and Oaxaca. Insurgents issue Æ 8 Reales, 1813, 1814. KM 234. Good Very Fine. (7) $150-200

366

Mexico. Small lot of 8 Reales: Carlos III (1759-1788). “Pillar Dollars” - Dos Mundos types, 1768 MF, 1771 FM. KM 105. The first a few small chops each side and shallow scrape, plug? at center, Fine-VF, the latter grainy surfaces (sea-salved), Extremely Fine; Fernando VII (1808-1821) - 1812, 1814. KM 111. VG-About Fine; War of Independence. Zacatecas — 1821 Zs RG. Good Extremely Fine; and low-grade 1816 Zs AG. (6) $200-250

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Mexico Trio of Crowns. Includes: Carlos IV. 8 Reales, 1803 Mo FT. Laureate, armored bust right. KM 109. Very minor flan flaw. Extremely Fine Pesos, Republica. Cap ‘n rays Peso, 1898 Mo AM. Uncirculated; 2 Pesos, 1921. Centennial of Independence. KM 462. AU-Uncirculated. (3) $125-175

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Mexico. Revolutionary. Durango, Cuencame. “Muera Huerta” Peso, 1914. Eagle on cactus, snake in its beak, MUERA HUERTA (Death to Huerta) below, rev. Radiant cap and rays. Guthrie 86, KM 621. A few hairlines. Soft violet highlights. About Uncirculated. Said to be ex-Pradeau Collection. $500-600

Extremely Rare 1981 ‘Baby Doc’ Gold and Silver Proof Set

364

Haiti.. Seven-piece Gold and Silver Proof Set, 1981. Tenth Anniversary of the Presidency of Jean-Claude Duvalier. Includes: Gold 1000 Gourdes - 3 nude females with flag, 500 Gourdes (3 types) Farmer and tractor, plants, harvesters; and Silver 100 Gourdes (3 types) - Mother and child, Infants on book, nude man and woman radiant sun. Obverses all depict the bust of “Baby Doc” Duvalier - who was ousted in a popular uprising in 1986, thus terminating his presidency for life - facing right. Extremely rare with only 10 sets reported minted, while the type coins were only available in the sets. In original black case. The gold with some obverse clouding. Brilliant Proof. (7-piece set) $3,000-3,500

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Asia, Africa and the Pacific

369

Peru. Carlos III (1759-1788). 8 Reales, 1776 MJ. Lima. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Crowned Arms flanked by Pillars. KM 78. Minor spot of dirt on obverse. Pearly peripheral hues. Extremely Fine. $200-300

370

Peru. Carlos III-Carlos IV. Quartet of 8 Reales: 1778, 1779 MJ, 1802 IJ, 1808 JP. Lima. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, revs. Crowned Arms flanked by Pillars. KM 78, 97. The second About Fine with a number of small chopmarks, the third dark areas and obverse scratches, Fine. The first and last toned Very Fine-About Extremely Fine. (4) $125-175

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Peru. Fernando VII (1808-1822). Run of 8 Reales: 1810, 1811 (KM 117.1), 1812, 1813, 1815, 1816, 1817, 1818, 1819, and 1820 JP. Lima. Smaller imaginary bust r.; laureate, draped bust right, rev. Crowned Arms flanked by Pillars. KM 106.2, 117.1. One with earthen green reverse deposits, one with light graffiti. Very Good- About Very Fine. (10) $250-350 Peru. Post-Constituent Congress. 8 Reales, 1824 CUZCO T. Laureate, draped Fernando VII bust r., rev. Crowned Arms flanked by Pillars. KM 117.2. Old cleaning, now toning. Some typical weakness at centers. About Very Fine. $125-175

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Australia. George V (1910-1936). Lot of higher grade 1927 Commemorative Florins. Opening of Parliament House in Canberra. Crowned bust left, rev. Cameo view of the building, crossed scepters and date on raised cartouche below. KM 31. Some with light bagmarks. AU-Uncirculated. (24) $300-400

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Australia. George V (1910-1936). Large lot of 1927 Commemorative Florins. Opening of Parliament House in Canberra. Crowned bust left, rev. Cameo view of the building, crossed scepters and date on raised cartouche below. KM 31. Fine to Extremely Fine. (84) $350-450

375

Australia. George V-Elizabeth II. Assortment of Silver and AEs. Includes: Crowns, 1937 (3), 1938. Good VF-About EF; Florins, 1936 (3). EF-AU; Jubilee Florin, 1951 and Elizabeth II silver minors (13). EF-Uncirculated; Half Penny Set, 1911-1964. 61 pieces. Missing only the 1923. In old Dansco albums (boards separated). Fine-AU. (82) $200-250

376

Australia. George VI (1936-1952). Trio of Crowns - 1937 (2), 1938. Bare head left, rev. Large crown above date. KM 34. The first two EF-AU, the key date 1938, light stacking marks, Extremely Fine. (3) $125-175

377

Australia. Elizabeth II (1952-). Pair of silver Rolls - Roll of 50 Royal Visit 1954 Florin. KM 55, and Roll of 50 1966 50 Cent pieces. KM 67. The Florins mostly Fine-Very Fine, the 50 Cents Uncirculated. (100) $350-450

378

British North Borneo. 25 Cents, 1929 H. Heaton. Arms supported by Dayak warriors. KM 6. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. $100-150

379

British North Borneo. Quartet of 25 Cents, 1929 H. Heaton. Arms supported by Dayak warriors. KM 6. All Extremely Fine. (4) $200-250

380

British North Borneo. Lot of copper-nickel Cents, 1938 H-1941 H (100). A few 1935 and one or two 1921. Arms supported by Dayak warriors. KM 3. Good Very FineExtremely Fine, some better; also Half Cent, 1907 H, Fine, and 1941 H 5 Cents, EF. (102) $150-200

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387

Ceylon. Dutch rule. 2 Stuivers, 1783 G. Galle. VOC monogram, mm above, value below, rev. Date with flourish. KM 30. Choice Very Fine. $75-125

388

Ceylon. George III (1796-1820). “Dump” 96 Stivers, 1808. Elephant standing left, large date below, rev. Value within circle. KM 79. Attractive soft tone. Choice Very Fine. $100-150

382

Cambodia. Ang Duong (1840-1860). Tical, CS 1208 (1847). Hamza bird left, legend around, rev. Temple, legend in portico and alcoves. Good Very Fine. $150-200

389

383

Cambodia. Norodom I (1859-1904). Medallic 4 Francs, 1902. Recognition of King Norodom by his Mandarins and People. 16.37 gms. By Charles Wurden. King’s head left, olive branch below, rev. Façade of the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh. Gad.18, Lecompte 123, Maz.508. A few hairlines, About Extremely Fine. $75-125

Ceylon. George III (1796-1820). Pair of “Dump” Silver issues: 48 Stivers, 1804, 24 Stivers, 1808. Elephant standing left, date below. KM 77, 76. The first a few minor hairlines in field. About Extremely FineExtremely Fine. (2) $200-250

384

Cambodia. Sisowath Monivong (19271941). Coronation Medal, 1928. Silver. 34mm, 15.87 gms. By Adrien Chobillon. Bare head left, French legend around, rev. Radiant Arms, Khmer legend around. Lecompte 145. Rare. Extremely Fine. $150-200

385

Ceylon. Lot of silver trade Larins, “Fishhook” (koku ridi) money, ca. 1500’s1700’s. Persian legend and pseudo degenerated Persian legend types. A few with light deposits. On average Very Fine. (25) $200-300

390

Ceylon. George III (1796-1820). Pair of “Elephant Right” 1803 1⁄24 Stivers. Elephant walking right, date below, rev. Numeral value at center. KM 70. Rare. One with somewhat rough surfaces About Fine, the other good surfaces, About Very Fine. (2) $200-300

391

Ceylon. George IV (1820-1830). Rixdollar, 1821. Laureate head left, rev. Elephant standing left, spray below. KM 84. Extremely Fine. $100-150

381

386

Ceylon. Netherlands United East India Company. Bonk bar of 4 3⁄ 4 Stuivers, nd (1785). Bar with ovoid ends, VOC, mintmark C above on one end, numeral value on other. KM 32. Minor earthen deposits. Very Fine. $300-400

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Ceylon. Study group. Includes: Dutch period. Dump AEs (8) - 1⁄ 4 Stuiver, nd “C”, Stuivers - 1783 G, 1792 T, 1791 C; 2 Stuivers, 1783, 1789 G; and 1660-1720 type Jaffna Stuivers (2). One with deposits, VGVF; British rule. Rix Dollar, 1821. About EF, silver minors (11); dump Æ 1⁄12, 1⁄24 and 1⁄48 Stivers and Æ 5 Cents, other AEs (6); Commonwealth 1957 Buddhism 5 Rupees, FAO 2 Rupees, 1968 (25), AEs (2); also British India. Silver coinage. E.I.C. regal issues: William IV — 1⁄ 4 , 1⁄ 2 , Rupee, Victoria 2 annas, 1⁄ 4 (2), 1⁄ 2 , Rupee (2); Raj. VictoriaGeorge VI. Rupees (3), minors (7), coppernickel. Generally Fine-EF. (77) $250-300

393

Ceylon. Colombo. Lot (29) of Carey Strachan & Co., Union Mills Tokens, struck ca. 1873. Bronze. Company and city name, rev. Large “1”. Prid.6, Mit.2233. These token, used on the tea and coffee estate and factory, had a spending value of about 17 Cents. Some with dirt or deposits. About VF to EF; also Wekande Mills 1843 Token. (30) $150-250

394

395

China. Eastern Zhou Dynasty. Spring and Autumn Period. Sloping Shoulder, Curved Feet, Empty Hilt Spade Money, Sixth to Fourth Century BC. Central Chinese character “Wu?” on curving line. Issued slightly later than the flat shoulder types, this type was minted for circulation around the environs of the capital and adjoining kingdoms. Good details and well-preserved with the edges still sharp. Some light typical earthen deposits, green patina. Good Very Fine. $1,200-1,400

396

China. Imperial. Chihli. Pair of Year 34 (1908) Dollars. Facing dragon. Y.73. Extremely Fine. (2) $125-175

397

China. Imperial. Lot of Dragon Dollars. Includes: Chihli. Year 34 (1908). Y.73 (5); Kwangtung. ND (1890-1908). Y.203 (2); Kiangnan. 1901, 1904. Some with light dirt/deposits, contact marks, one or two with a few small chopmarks, one with surface problems. About Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (9) $400-500

Ceylon. Wekande Mills. Lot (15) of George Steuart & Co. Tokens, 1843. Two women at center, one drying coffee beans, the other filling sack marked “GS &C”, ‘Wekande’ in Sinhala and Tamil left and right, rev. Commemorative date “1843” at center. Prid.96. Issued in 1881, these tokens were valued at 19 Cents. Some with dirt or deposits. About VF to About EF. (15) $75-125

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China. Imperial. Fengtien Province. Dollar Token, nd (ca. 1904). Copper. Struck on a 10 Cash planchet. Facing dragon, legend around, rev. Value in Chinese characters. KM Tn1, CCC 349, Woodward 242. A classic Fengtien copper rarity, seldom offered. NGC VF 20 BN. $2,200-2,600 China. Imperial. Hupeh Province. Dollar, nd (1895-1907). Kuang-hsü yüan pao. Facing dragon. Y.127.1. Faint red ink bottom. Very Fine; also 19th-20th Century Amulets. Characters/Bird, 29mm Characters only, 49mm; Taoist invocation/Man catching fish, 62mm. Fine-Very Fine. (4) $100-150

400

China. Sinkiang (Xinjiang). Kuang-hsu (1875-1908). 5 Miscal, Kashghar, AH 1313. Chinese legend, rev. Value, date and mint in Turki within wreath. Y.19a. Bold strike. About Extremely Fine. $90-120

401

China. Sinkiang (Xinjiang). Pair. Kuanghsu. 5 Miscals, nd (1905). Uncircled dragon. Y.6. Diebreak across upper dragon. About Extremely Fine; Republic. Sar (Tael), year 6 (1917). Two Chinese characters and Turki legend at center, Chinese legend around, rev. Turki legend within beaded circle, rosette above, spray below. Y.45. Decent strike for type. Some lustre. Extremely Fine. (2) $200-250

402

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China. Sinkiang (Xinjiang). Pair of 5 Miscals: Kashghar, AH 1328. 17.15 gms. Chinese and Turki legends, dot at center, rev. Dragon at center of beaded, blank and floral borders. Y.27.1; Kashghar, AH 1329. 17.12 gms. Types similar to last, star at center. Y.A28.2. Both Very Fine. (2) $150-200 China. Sinkiang (Xinjiang). Republic. Sar (Tael), year 6 (1917). Two Chinese characters and Turki legend at center, Chinese legend around, rev. Turki legend within beaded circle, rosette above, spray below. Y.45. Minor weakness in margins, but better than average strike. Extremely Fine. $150-200

404

China. Imperial. Taiwan. 10 Cents (18931894). Facing dragon. Y.247.2. Toned. About Extremely Fine. $300-400

405

China. Yunnan. “Packsaddle” Sycee of 4 Tael. Fangbianding three-stamp ingot. 165 gms. Square test punch at center. Very Fine. $200-250

406

China. Imperial-Republic. Trio of Crowns: Dollar, nd (1908). Facing dragon. Y.14. About Extremely Fine; Yuan Shih-kai Dollar, Year 10 and “Memento” Dollar. Very Fine (the latter with single reverse character chopmark); also Tibet. Billon 10 Srang and Tangkas (18). Some with deposits. Fine-Very Fine. (22) $200-250

407

China. Lot of silver Crowns. Imperial. “Dragon” Dollars. Kiangnan, 1904. Y.145a.12. Light Chinese graffiti in field. Pale violet-gray. EF; Hupeh, nd (18951907). Y.127.1. Scratch right of dragon, chopmark center field. VF; Republic. Memento Dollar, “Junk” Dollar, year 23. Both AU; and Yuan Shih-kai type, year 3. VF; Yunnan, nd (1911-15). Dragon. Y.258.1. EF; and Szechuan, year 1 (1912). Y.456. EF. (7) $300-400

408

China. Republic. One dozen Silver Dollars. Yuan Shih-kai types - year 3 (4), year 10 (2); (1927) Memento types (3), and Junk Dollars, year 23 (3). Three Yuan Shih-kai types with red dye stain. Some with dirt/deposits, a few with hairline scratches. Fine-Extremely Fine. (12) $250-350

409

China. Republic. Trio of Silver Dollars. (1927) Memento type and Year 23 (1934) Junk Dollars (2). Y.318a.2, 345. Uncirculated. (3) $100-150

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China. Trio of “Boat” (or “Boat”) Sycee. Dung Chang Province. 20th Century. 62.45 gms. Dung chang ju yin (“Dung Chang pure silver”) inside center around raised disk, four lines of characters on bottom around central character, zhao zai jin pao (“Let the wealth grow and treasure come in the house”) stamped on side. About Extremely Fine; small types, late 19th-20th Century. 12.25 and 21.83 gms. The first with characters on inside raised dome, the latter with two seal script characters on inside; short sides. The heavier with some hairlines on inside surface. Fine and Extremely Fine. (3) $125-175

China. People’s Republic. Complete 14piece 1980 Olympics Proof Set. Includes Gold 300 Yuan - archery, and 250 Yuan Alpine skiing; Silver 30 Yuan (3 types) speed skating, ancient equestrian, ancient soccer, and 20 Yuan - ancient wrestling; and Brass 1 Yuan (8 types). Housed in original, large custom wood presentation case with plaque stamped “Set No. 369 of 1000”. Includes C. of A. Brilliant Proof. (14-piece set) $1,500-2,000

412

China. People’s Republic. 50 Yuan, 1985. Temple of Heaven, rev. Panda left hanging from bamboo branch, numeral value at upper left. KM 117. Prooflike fields. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. $650-750

413

China. People’s Republic. 50 Yuan, 1993. Temple of Heaven within inner circle, rev. Panda seated left on flat rock. KM A614. Prooflike fields. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. $650-750

414

China. People’s Republic. 25 Yuan, 1987 (s). Temple of Heaven, rev. Panda left drinking water. KM 161. In original sealed plastic sleeve. Prooflike fields. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. $325-375

415

China. People’s Republic. 25 Yuan, 1988. Temple of Heaven, rev. Panda holding bamboo stalk. KM 185. In original sealed plastic sleeve. Prooflike fields. Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. $325-375

416

Congo. Free State. Leopold (1885-1908). 2 Francs, 1887. Head left, rev. Crowned Arms within spray. KM 7. Attractively toned with some lustre. Choice Extremely Fine. $125-175

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Egypt. Ottoman. Mahmud I (AH 11431168/1730-1754 AD). Zeri Mahbub, Misr, Acs. AH 1143, ra alif. 2.54 gms.Toughra, rev. Four-line legend. KM 86. Thin flan crack upper edge. About Extremely Fine. $125-175

418

Egypt. Small Gold pair: Mahmud II (18081839 AD). 1⁄ 4 Mahbub (Rubiya), Misr, AH 1223 year 19. 0.38 gms. Beaded border, outer border of diamonds. Cf.KM 190. Very Fine; ‘Abd al-Hamid II (1876-1909 AD). 5 ‘Irsh, Misr, AH 1293 year 26. Toughra, alghazi to right. KM 298. Extremely Fine. (2) $100-150

419

Eritrea. Vittorio Emanuele III (19001936). Trade Tallero, 1918 R. Emulating Maria Theresa coinage. Draped female bust right wearing tiara, rev. Arms on crowned eagle. KM 5. Some minor hairlines. About Extremely Fine. $90-120

420

Eritrea. Vittorio Emanuele III (19001936). Trade Tallero, 1918 R. KM 5. Once polished. Extremely Fine; and Italian Somaliland. Vittorio Emanuele III (19001941). 1⁄ 2 Rupia, 1910 R. Bare head right, rev. Crown above value in Italian and Arabic. KM 5. Small scratch before head. About Extremely Fine. (2) $90-120

421

422

French Indo-China. Piastres, 1931 (10). Laureate and capped Liberté bust left, rev. Value and date within cartouche. KM 19. Very Fine-Extremely Fine a few better; also Piastres, 1922, 1928 A. Fine-Very Fine; and copper-nickel 1947 reeded-edge Piastres (10). Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (22) $225-275

French Indo China. Tael (1943-1944). Small stag head left with short antlers, rev. Laotian and Chinese legends. L & M 435, KM A3. Struck for use in the opium trade. Toned Extremely Fine. $300-400 39

423

German New Guinea. Neu-Guinea Compagnie. 5 Mark, 1894 A. Resplendent Bird of Paradise, rev. Value and date within wreath. KM 7. Pale pearly slate-gray with soft iridescent hues over minor reverse stacking marks at center. About UncirculatedUncirculated. $900-1,200

424

German New Guinea. Neu-Guinea Compagnie. 2 Mark, 1894 A. Resplendent Bird of Paradise, rev. Value and date within wreath. KM 6. Light pearly-gray over tiny obverse nick, some lustre. Extremely FineAU. $300-400

425

German New Guinea. Neu-Guinea Compagnie. Mark, 1894 A. Resplendent Bird of Paradise, rev. Value and date within wreath. KM 5. Soft iridescent hues. Extremely Fine. $100-150

426

German New Guinea. Neu-Guinea Compagnie. Trio: 1⁄ 2 Mark, 1894 A; Pfennig and 10 Pfennig, 1894 A. First and last: resplendent Bird of Paradise, the middle company name above crossed palms. KM 1, 3, 4. The copper Extremely Fine and EFAU, the silver About Uncirculated with light iridescent hues. (3) $250-350

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Hong Kong. Victoria (1842-1901). Dollar, 1866. Crowned bust left within ornamental circle, rev. Four-lobed cartouche with Chinese characters, English legend around, all within ornamental circle. KM 10. Some obverse bagmarks. Lightly toned, pearly underlying lustre. About Uncirculated. (The reverse essentially Uncirculated). $900-1,200

428

429

Hong Kong. Victoria (1842-1901). Pair of Dollars, 1866 and 1867. Crowned bust left within ornamental circle, rev. Four-lobed cartouche with Chinese characters, English legend around, all within ornamental circle. KM 10. Both with surface issues â&#x20AC;&#x201D; the first with porosity, the latter smoothed and lightly burnished obverse. In terms of actual wear: About Very Fine-Very Fine. (2) $250-350

430

Hong Kong. Victoria (1842-1901). Dollar, 1867. Crowned bust left within ornamental circle, rev. Four-lobed cartouche with Chinese characters, English legend around, all within ornamental circle. KM 10. Hairlines. Good lustre. About Uncirculated. $500-600

431

Hong Kong. Victoria (1842-1901). Dollar, 1867. Crowned bust left within ornamental circle, rev. Chinese characters within fourlobed cartouche, outer ornamental circle. KM 10. Attractive pale amber peripheral hues. About Extremely Fine/Extremely Fine. $300-350

432

Hong Kong. Victoria (1842-1901). Dollar, 1867. Crowned bust left within ornamental circle, rev. Four-lobed cartouche with Chinese characters, English legend around, all within ornamental circle. KM 10. A few obverse hairlines. Medium gray tone over light graininess. Very Fine. $225-275

433

Hong Kong. Victoria (1842-1901). Pair of 1867 Dollars. Crowned bust left within ornamental circle, rev. Four-lobed cartouche with Chinese characters, English legend around, all within ornamental circle. KM 10. Both with surface issues. One with porosity, the other obverse smoothing and polishing. In terms of actual wear About Very Fine. (2) $200-300

434

Hong Kong. Victoria (1842-1901). Dollar, 1868. Crowned bust left within ornamental circle, rev. Four-lobed cartouche with Chinese characters, English legend around, all within ornamental circle. KM 10. Light bagmarks and a few tiny edge tics. Iridescent reverse hues. Extremely Fine-AU. $600-700

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Hong Kong. Quintet of 50 Cent pieces: Victoria. 1891, 1893. Toned About Extremely Fine and About Very Fine; Edward VII. 1902, 1905 (2). The first About Extremely Fine, the two 1905 pieces AU-Uncirculated. (5) $200-250

436

Hong Kong. Victoria-George V. Silver lot. Includes: Dollars 1867, 1868. The first cleaned and light pitting, the latter obverse scratch and surface porosity; 50 Cents, 1890, 1891 (2), 1892, 1893, 1894 (2); Edward VII 50 Cents (12), 20 Cents (16) - mostly Victoria, 10 Cents (3), 5 Cents (10); nickel 10 Cents (2); also British Trade Dollars, 1897 B, 1902 B, 1903 B, 1925; and “For Jewelry” Trade Dollar 1912. Very Good to AU. (57) $350-450

437

Hong Kong. Elizabeth II (1952-1997). 1,000 Dollars, 1980. Year of the Monkey. Draped bust of Queen Elizabeth right wearing tiara, rev. Monkey right holding fruit. KM 47. In original capsule. Brilliant Proof. $700-800

438

Hong Kong. Jonas Brook & Brothers Co., Ltd.. Token. Copper-nickel, 11mm. Goat’s head left, rev. Four-point star superimposed on four-point star. Chinese legends. Jonas Brook & Brothers was an 19th Century British silk and thread manufacturer with operations in Britain and Hong Kong. The company closed in 1896. Rare. Extremely Fine. $100-150

439

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Hong Kong. Edward VII Coronation Medal, 1902. Bronze. 38.5mm. Signed EDMONDS LONDON. Crowned busts of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandria right, rev. In central circle: British threemasted ship and Chinese junk before Hong Kong harbor, men and cargo ashore. Unnamed as issued. Integral loop with suspension ring, no ribbon. Extremely Fine. $90-120

440

Ancient India. Kushan Empire. Kipanada (ca. 350-375). ¿ Dinara. 7.63 gms. King standing left, sacrificing over altar and holding standard, filleted trident in left field, Brahmi bha and dra inner right, kipanada outer right, rev. Goddess Ardoksho enthroned facing. M.3583, MK 595. Extremely Fine. $250-300

441

Ancient India. Gupta Empire. Kumaragupta (ca. 414-455). ¿ Stater. 9.26 gms. King standing facing, nimbate head left, holding bow and arrow, Garuda standard behind, rev. The goddess Laxmi seated facing on lotus. BMC 195. Good Very Fine. $350-450

442

India. Yadavas of Devagiri. Ramachandra (1270-1311). Gold Pagoda. 3.81 gms. Uniface. Central lotus punch surrounded by two Sri punches, conch and ruler’s name. M.289. About Extremely Fine. $200-250

443

India. Gahadavalas of Kanauj. Govinda Chandra (ca. 1114-1154). Debased gold Dinara (4 1⁄ 2 Masha). 4.25 gms. Facing stylized Laxmi, rev. Legend in three lines. M.490. Broad flan. Very Fine-Extremely Fine. $125-175

444

India. Nayakas of Chitaldurg. Mayakeri Nayaka I (1565-1602). Pagoda. 3.38 gms. Seated Durgi facing, rev. Kannada legend. M.937. Early issue in fine style. Extremely Fine. $200-250

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446

India. Delhi Sultanate. Ghiyath al-Din Balban (1266-1287). Gold Tanka, hadrat Delhi, AH 668. 10.94 gms. Royal protocol within inner circle, rev. Caliph al-Must’asim cited in inner circle. Raj.942, D.155. Extremely Fine. $500-600

449

India. Arakan. Pair of Tankahs. Sanda Wizaya -Maha Danda Bo (1710-1731). BE 1072 (1710 AD). Mit.LW 379-82, KM 17. Very Fine; Abhaya (1764-1773). BE 1126 (1764). Mit.LW 396-7, KM 24. Slate gray. Sharp strike. Very Fine; also Cooch Behar. Nara Narayan (ca. 1530-1584). Rupee, SE 1477 (1555 AD); and late 18th Century 1⁄ 2 Rupee. KM 141. Good Very Fine. (4) $150-200

450

India. Mysore. Tipu Sultan (1787-1799). Pair of Patan mint Rupees, AH 1217 (1788). Three-line/Four-line Persian legends. KM 126. Toned About Extremely Fine and Good Extremely Fine. (2) $200-250

451

Indian Princely States. Alwar. Mangal Singh (1874-1892). Rupee, error date “1788”. Queen Victoria bust left, rev. Three-line Persian legend and date within inner circle. KM 45. Slight clashed dies. Toned. Choice About Uncirculated. $100-150

452

Indian Princely States. Awadh. Ghazi alDin Haidar, as Nawab (AH 12301234/1814-1819). Ashrafi, dar-al-Amaret Lakhnau Suba Awadh, AH 1234, regnal year 26. 10.72 gms. In the name of Emperor Shah ‘Alam II. Persian legends and date, rev. Supported fish Arms surmounted by crowned katar. Fr.1005, KM 150. Choice About Uncirculated. $700-800

453

Indian Princely States. Awadh. Trio of Rupees: Sa’adat ‘Ali (AH 12131230/1798-1814 AD). AD 1217, frozen year 26. Flag, star, fish, etc. KM 103.2. Extremely Fine-AU; Amjad ‘Ali Shah (AH 1258-1263/1842-1847 AD). AH 1260, regnal year 3. Crowned fish in frame formed from two swords. KM 336. Extremely FineAU; Wajid ‘Ali Shah (AH 12631272/1847-1856 AD). AH 1267, regnal year 5. Mermaids with clubs supporting Arms. KM 365.3. Choice Extremely Fine. (3) $150-200

India. Malwa Sultanate. Ghiyath Shah (1469-1500). Square Gold Tanka, AH 884. 10.94 gms. al-Wathiq b’il-malik legend, left facing swastika symbol above, rev. bin Mahmud legend. Raj. 3123. Very Fine. $400-500

Attractive Shahjahan Burhanpur Mohur

447

448

India. Mughal Empire. Shahjahan (16281658). Mohur, Burhanpur, AH 1060. 10.97 gms. Kalima and date within beaded square, legend around, rev. Within beaded square: Shahjahan badshah ghazi, legend with mint around. Ample lustre. Choice About Uncirculated. $900-1,200 India. Mughal Empire. ‘Aziz al-Din ‘Alamgir II (1754-1759). Mohur, Dar alkhilafat Shahjahanabad, AH 1168. 10.70 gms. Kalima and date within square, the names of the four Rashidun around, rev. Royal protocol written in single and two double lines within square. KM 464.1. Rare. The last Mughal issue to cite the Kalima. Excess metal, likely mount mark at 12:00. Light dirt. Fine. $400-500

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Indian Princely States. Trio of Rupees: Bharatpur. Jaswant Singh (1853-1893). Rupee, VS 1910 - 1858. Victoria head left, Persian legend around. KM 157. Tiny obverse Shroff mark. Toned. Good Very Fine; Baroda. Sayaji Rao III (1875-1938). Rupee, VS 1949 (1892 AD). Bust right wearing ornate brocade tunic and headdress with aigrette, rev. Legend, scimitar and date within wreath. Y.36. Toned over some light hairlines. Extremely Fine; Rupee, VS 1951 (1894). Similar types, reduced size. Y.36a. Once lightly polished, minor deposits. Very Fine. (3) $200-250

455

Indian Princely States. Bundi. VictoriaGeorge V. Lot of Rupees. VIC/TORIA/QUEEN types (7), and katar type. Y.6, 9; Edward VII figure with katar, and katar types. Y.11, 14; and George V katar type. Y.18.1. Generally Very Fine. (11) $150-200

456

Indian Princely States. Cooch Behar. Jagaddipendra Narayan (1922-1949). Nazarana Half Rupee, CB 413 (1923 AD). Arms supported by crowned lion and elephant. X# M11. Bold strike. Brilliant Uncirculated. $400-500

457

Indian Princely States. Jaipur. Madho Singh II (1880-1922). Nazarana Rupee, 1913 year 34. Three-line legends, jhar on one side, in floral chevron borders. KM 147. Extremely Fine; also French India. Arcot. Rupee, year 45. KM 15. Toned over minor deposits. About Uncirculated. (2) $150-200

458

Lot of Indian States’ Rupees and other Silver. Includes dump Rupees from Indore (3), Farrukhabad, Datia, Bhopal, the Sikh Confederacy (2) and Banswara; struck Rupees from Hyderabad (3), Alwar (2), Bikanir (Victoria and Ganga Singh types), Kutch and Mewar; and Bengal Sultanate Tanka, Mughal Agra-type Rupee of Akbar, square Islamic token; Portuguese India Rupia 1882 (2); also Sailana 1⁄ 4 Anna (3) and other Æ (2). Generally Fine to EF. (28) $225-275

459

British India. East India Company. Madras Presidency. Mohur, nd (1819). Arms supported by lions, rev. Persian legend. KM 421.1, Scuff reverse center, trace of mount. $400-450

460

British India. East India Company. Madras Presidency. Half Pagoda, nd (1808-1811). Gopuram in star filled circle, buckled garter around with value in English and Persian, rev.Vishnu in beaded inner circle, banner around with value in Tamil and Telegu. KM 354. Lightly toned. Good Very Fine. $300-400

461

British India. East India Company. Madras Presidency. Quarter Pagoda, nd (1808). Gopuram in star filled circle, buckled garter around with value in English and Persian, rev.Vishnu in beaded inner circle, banner around with value in Tamil and Telegu. KM 352. Toned Very Fine. $90-120

462

British India. Lot of Rupees and silver minors. Includes: EIC Regal Rupees, 1835, 1840 (2 types); Victoria Rupees, 1892, 1898 B, George V Rupees, 1911 (“pig” type), 1912, 1913, 1914, 1917, 1918, 1919; George VI Rupee, 1938; EIC Rupees (2); minors (54) - nearly all Raj period, also EIC 18th Century AEs (2). The minors generally VG-VF, the Rupees VF-Uncirculated. (71) $150-250

463

British India. George VI (1936-1947). Quarter Rupee, 1943. Struck 25% Off Center. KM 547. About Extremely Fine. $60-90

464

British India. Delhi Durbar Medal, 1911. Silver. 39mm. Conjoined crowned busts of George V and Queen Mary left within wreath, rev. Persian legend around date and city at center. Lustrous, About Uncirculated; also British Colonial Police Force Long Service Medal. George VI. Extremely Fine. Both with integral loops. (2) $100-150

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Portuguese India. Goa. Maria (17771816). Rupia, 1804. Draped bust right, pearls in hair, rev. Crowned Arms. KM 205. Good lustre. Choice About Uncirculated. $250-350

Portuguese India. Goa. João, as PrinceRegent (1799-1816). Rupia, 1807. Head right, rev. Crowned oval Arms. KM 219. Crude About Very Fine. $200-250

467

Portuguese India. Goa. Pedro V (18531861). Rupia, 1860. Bare head right, rev. Value and GOA within wreath. KM 279. Softly toned over a few light reverse hairlines. Good Very Fine. $200-250

468

India. Republic. Nine-piece 1972 B Proof Set. Bombay. Includes Paisa to 10 Rupees. KM PS13. In original brown slipcase. Brilliant Proof. (9-piece set) $150-200

469

Iraq. 5 Dinar, 1971. 50th Anniversary of the Iraqi Army. Conjoined busts of early and modern soldier with anniversary dates. KM 134. Brilliant Uncirculated. $500-600

470

Japan. Shogunate. Gold-Silver trio. Silver 2 Bu (Ni Bu). Ansei 1858-1860. 5.57 gms, and (Meiji). 1868-1869. 2.97 gms. Pawlonia leaves. C.21b, d. Good Very Fine-About Extremely Fine; and 2 Shu (Nishu Gin). Manen. 1860-1869. 0.75 gms. C.18a. Extremely Fine. (3) $150-200

471

Japan. Mutsuhito-Yoshihito. Silver Quintet: Yen, Meiji Year 19 (1886). Y.A25.2. Very Fine with heavy chopmarks; Meiji Year 36 (1903). Y.A25.3; Taisho Year 3 (1914). Y.38. EF, and EF-AU; 50 Sen, Meiji Year 4 (1871). Y.4; Year 32 (1899). Y.25. Both EF. (5) $125-175

472

Keeling Cocos. Token 2 Rupee, 1913. No. 783. Arms, rev. Serial number, value, “J. S.Clunies Ross”, and date. KM Tn6. Very Fine; and Kiau Chau. 10 Cents, 1909. Imperial German eagle on anchor. KM 2. About Extremely Fine. (2) $125-175

473

Korea. Trio of silver minors: Emperor Kuang Mu (1897-1907). 20 Chon, year 10 (1906). Dragon. KM 1128. Somewhat bright, Very Fine; Yung Hi (1907-1910). 10 Chon, years 2 and 4 (1908 and 1910). Dragon. KM 1139. The first dark tone, About Very Fine, the latter lovely pale lilacgray over a few reverse hairlines, About Uncirculated. (3) $60-90

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Malaysia. Pahang. Bendahara Raja Ahmad (Sultan Wan Ahmad al-Mu’azzam Shah) (1863-1914). “Tin Hat Money” Tampang 1 ⁄25th Dollar, AH 1281 (1864 AD). 72 x 74mm, 23mm high. 108.28 gms. Rectangle with raised rectangular dome, floral pattern around. Bottom inside legend around in Jawi - Persian: Pada awal bulan Rabi’al Thani ini belanja Pahang dari tarikh sanat (1281). Typical small hole in margin. Extremely Fine. Rare especially so nice. $300-400 Malaysia. Pahang. Bendahara Raja Ahmad (Sultan Wan Ahmad al-Mu’azzam Shah) (1863-1914). Quintet of “Tin Hat Money” equal to 1⁄ 4 Tamlung or 1⁄100th of a Mexican 8 Reales, AH 1295 (1878). Ca. 10.75 to 13.27 gms. Rectangle with raised rectangular dome. In Jawi around: Malik al’’adil tarikh kepada bulan rejab sanat 1295. Floral pattern on top. Very Fine, nice examples. Scarce. (5) $200-300

Mombasa. Imperial British East Africa Co. Rupee, 1888 H. Balance scales, ‘adl below, rev. Crowned radiant sun above motto on ribbon. KM 5. Lightly toned, bold mirror-like surfaces. Specimen strike. $400-500

477

Nepal. Raghavadeva Period (879-1039 and after). Gold Unit. 0.85 gms. Sri, rev. sivasya. Mit.203. Light test scratches obverse center. Very Fine. $75-100

478

Netherlands East Indies. Java. Trio of Rupees. 1765, 1799, 1801 Z. Jawi-Arabic legend both sides. KM 175.1, 175.2, 208. About Extremely Fine, Extremely Fine with light adjustment/test marks, and Very Fine with small test x mark. (3) $150-200

479

Netherlands East Indies. Java. Batavian Republic. Rupee, 1805 Z. Jawi-Arabic legends both sides. KM 214. Lightly toned with golden hues. About Extremely Fine. $90-120

480

Netherlands East Indies. Java. British Occupation. United East India Co. Rupee, AH 1668 - error for AH 1228. Javanese legends and date, rev. Persian legends and date. KM 247a. Some weakness of strike obverse center. Good Very Fine. $150-200

481

Netherlands East Indies. Septet: Half Duit in Silver, 1762. KM 112.1a. Good Extremely Fine; Gulden, 1791. State Arms above VOC monogram in cartouche. KM 158. Choice Very Fine; Batavian Republic. Gulden, 1802. East Indiaman sailing right. KM 83. Lightly toned over faint graffiti in obverse field, Good lustre. Extremely Fine; Gulden, 1840; 1⁄ 2 Gulden, 1826, 1⁄ 4 Gulden, 1826, 1834. Graffiti “A” obverse field of the 1834 Kwart. KM 300a, 302, 301.1. Very FineAbout Extremely Fine (7) $200-250

482

Netherlands East Indies. Silver trio: Gulden, 1786/64. Crowned Arms, VOC monogram below, legend ends “WESTF:”. KM 139. Toned. Good Extremely Fine; Willem I. Gulden, 1839 (2). Head right, rev. Crowned Arms. KM 300a. Once lightly wiped. Extremely Fine. (3) $100-150

483

New Hebrides. Lot of 100 Francs, 1966. Paris mint. Liberté head left, rev. Scepter and value. KM 1. Brilliant Uncirculated. (50) $425-475

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New Hebrides. Lot of 100 Francs, 1966. Paris mint. Liberté head left, rev. Scepter and value. KM 1. Brilliant Uncirculated. (60) $525-625

485

New Zealand. George V-George VI. Silver lot. 1949 Crown, 1940 Centennial Halfcrowns (5). AU-Uncirculated; regular issue Halfcrowns (38) including a 1937 in AU, Florins (46) including 1936 (5) in FineAbout VF and other better dates, Shillings (41), 6 Pence (6), 3 Pence (8); also George VI-Elizabeth II copper-nickel Halfcrowns (7), and Fiji. George V Florins (12). Generally About Fine-Very Fine, some better. (164) $300-400

486

Philippines. Countermarked Coinage. Pair of 8 Reales. Fernando VII (1808-1833). Crowned F.7.o in circular punch (18281834) c/m on the reverse of a Peruvian 8 Reales, 1833. KM 83; Isabel II (18331868). Crowned Y.II in circular punch c/m on reverse of a Peruvian 8 Reales, 1835. KM 138.2. C/ms Very Fine, hosts F-VF, the latter with pinscratches. (2) $90-120

491

Sarawak. Charles Johnson Brooke, Rajah (1868-1917). 20 Cents, 1915 H. Heaton. Bare head left, rev. Numeral value within roped border. KM 10. Key date. Light obverse hairlines. Very Fine. $150-200

492

Sarawak. Charles Johnson Brooke, Rajah (1868-1917). Quintet of 10 Cents: 1900 H, 1906 H, 1910 H, 1911 H, 1913 H. Heaton. Bare head left, rev. Numeral value within roped border. KM 9. About EFExtremely Fine. (5) $150-250

493

Sarawak. Charles Johnson Brooke, Rajah (1868-1917). 10 Cents, 1915 H. Heaton. Bare head left, rev. Numeral value within roped border. KM 9. Scarce date. Extremely Fine-AU. $125-175

494

Sarawak. Charles Johnson Brooke, Rajah (1868-1917). Quartet of 5 Cents, 1900 H, 1911 H, 1913 H, 1915 H. Heaton. Bare head left, rev. Numeral value within roped border. KM 8. The first with very light dirt. Good Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (4) $150-200

487

Philippines. Isabel II (1833-1868). Countermarked Coinage. 8 Reales (18341837). Crowned Y.II in circular punch c/m on reverse of Mexican Potos’ mint 8 Reales, 1834 Pi JS. Cf.KM 129. Even slate gray tone. Very Fine. $150-200

495

Sarawak. Charles Johnson Brooke, Rajah (1868-1917). 5 Cents lot - 1911 H (5), 1913 H (3), and 1915 H. Heaton. Bare head left, rev. Numeral value within roped border. KM 8. A few with very light dirt. Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (9) $225-275

488

Sarawak. Charles Johnson Brooke, Rajah (1868-1917). 50 Cents, 1900 H. Heaton. Bare head left, rev. Numeral value within roped border. KM 11. Obverse hairlines. Very Fine. $150-200

496

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Sarawak. Charles Johnson Brooke, Rajah (1868-1917). Pair of 50 Cents, 1900 H and 1906 H. Heaton. Bare head left, rev. Numeral value within roped border. KM 11. The latter, Rare date. The first once lightly polished now toning, some obverse hairlines, Extremely Fine. The 1906 once cleaned, some obverse contact marks, VF-EF. (2) $250-300

Sarawak. Charles J. Brooke-Charles V. Brooke. Cents 1920 H (2); 5 Cents, 1913 H; 10 Cents 1920 H (6), copper-nickel 10 Cents (4); 20 Cents - 1900, 1906 (3), 1913 H; 1927 H (3); 50 Cents, 1927 H. A few with surface issues. Very Good-Very Fine; also Charles J. Brooke 20 Cents (14) holed twice in margin (used on contemporary adornment). (36) $225-275

497

Sarawak. Charles Vyner Brooke, Rajah (1917-1946). 50 Cents, 1927 H. Heaton. Bare head right, rev. Numeral value within roped border. KM 19. Uncirculated. $150-200

498

Sarawak. Charles Vyner Brooke (19171946). Trio: 50 Cents, 1927 H, 20 Cents, 1927 H and Silver 10 Cents, 1920 H. Bare head right, rev. Numeral value within rope circle. KM 19, 17a, 5. The first Very Fine with light obverse hairlines, the others Extremely Fine. (3) $125-175

490

Sarawak. Charles Johnson Brooke, Rajah (1868-1917). Pair of 50 Cents, 1900 H and 1906 H. Heaton. Bare head left, rev. Numeral value within roped border. KM 11. The latter, Rare date. The first once lightly polished now toning, Extremely Fine. The 1906 once cleaned, VF-EF. (2) $250-300

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Sarawak. Charles Vyner Brooke, Rajah (1917-1946). Very scarce trio: Silver 5, 10 and 20 Cents, 1920 H. Head right, rev. Value within rope circle. KM 13, 15, 17. Some staining on 10 Cents. Very Fine. (3) $200-250

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Sarawak. Quartet: Charles V. Brooke (1917-1946). 50 Cents and 20 Cents, 1927 H. Head right, rev. Numeral value within rope border. KM 19, 17a. About Extremely Fine and Very Fine, the later slightly porous; and Charles J. Brooke (1868-1917). 5 and 10 Cents, 1913 H. KM 8, 9. Both have been polished. EF-AU. (4) $100-150

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Sarawak. James Brooke-Charles Vyner Brooke. Study group. Includes James Brooke, Rajah. 1⁄ 4 , 1⁄ 2 and Cent (2), 1863; Charles Johnson Brooke, Rajah. 50 Cents, 1900 H, 1906 H (solder mark reverse), 20 Cents, 1900, 1906, 1910 (2), 1911 H; 10 Cents, 1900, 1906, 1910, 1911, 1913, 1915 H; 5 Cents, 1900, 1908, 1911, 1913, 1915 H, Cents (2), 1⁄ 2 Cents (4), 1⁄ 4 Cent; Charles Vyner Brooke, Rajah. 50 Cents, 1927 H, 20 Cents, 1927 H, copper-nickel 10 Cents (3), 5 Cents (2), Cent, Æ Cent, 1937 H and Half Cent, 1933 H; also 1915 H 20 Cents with fancy mount. A few lightly cleaned or light porosity. The AEs VG-EF, the silver About VF-Extremely Fine; a few better. (39) $350-400 Sarawak. Lot of Copper, Bronze and Copper-Nickel Minors. Includes Uncirculated 1896 H Cent; Charles J. Brooke Cents (52). Mostly KM 6, a few KM 7; 1⁄ 2 and 1⁄ 4 Cent; James Brooke Cent and 1⁄ 2 Cent; Charles V. Brooke Cent and 1⁄ 2 Cent; and 5 Cents (11); also British North Borneo Cents (23). Many with light dirt or deposits. In general: About Very Good-Very Fine. (93) $150-200

Sierra Leone. Sierra Leone Company. Penny, 1791. Lion crouching on earthen mound 3⁄ 4 left, head facing, AFRICA in ex., rev. Clasped hands, 1 above and below’ ONE PENNY PIECE. KM 2.1. Lightly toned, decent lustre. About Uncirculated. $250-350

504

Singapore. Republic. 10 Dollars, 1982 sm. Silver. Year of the Dog. KM 23a. 20,000 pieces struck. With original case (scuff on lid). Choice Brilliant Proof. $60-90

505

South Africa. Zuid-Afrikaanische Republiek. Half Pond, 1895. Krueger bust left, rev. Arms. Fr.3, KM 9.2. NGC AU 55. $500-600

506

South Africa. Republic. Nine-piece Proof Set, 1963. Includes Gold 2 and 1 Rand, Silver 2 1⁄ 2 Cents to 50 Cents and Brass 1⁄ 2 and 1 Cent. KM PS 56. In original SAM blue case. Brilliant Proof. (9-piece set) $450-500

507

Straits Settlements, Victoria (1837-1901). Pair of high-grade silver minors: 5 Cents, 1901 and 20 Cents, 1900. Crowned head left, rev. Large numeral value within beaded circle. KM 10, 12. The first Uncirculated, the latter Choice About Uncirculated. (2) $150-250

508

Straits Settlements. Edward VII (19011910). Pair of 1905 B 50 Cents. Crowned bust right, rev. Large numeral value within beaded circle. KM 23. One with some light contact marks, Very Fine; the other hairline on cheek, About Extremely Fine. (2) $200-300

509

Straits Settlements. Edward VII (19011910). Quintet. 50 Cents: 1907 H, 1908. Typical slightly weak obverse. Extremely Fine-AU. KM 24; 5, 10 and 20 Cents, 1910. AU-Uncirculated, Extremely Fine and AU (small toning spot). KM 20a, 21a, 22a. (5) $150-200

510

Straits Settlements. George V (19101936). Dollar, 1920. Crowned bust, rev. Value in Chinese characters and MalayPersian on four petalled floral cartouche. KM 33. Restrike. Choice Brilliant Proof. $225-275

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Straits Settlements. Silver lot. Includes: Victoria 50 Cents (8), 20 Cents (90); Edward VII. Dollars (4), 50 Cents (8), 20 Cents (3); George V. Dollars (3); other silver (4). A few with some surface issues. Very Good to Extremely Fine. (120) $300-350

512

Medley of Straits Settlements and Malay Coinage. Includes: Straits Dollars, 1904, 1907 (2), 1908, 1909; 50 Cents, 1887, 1891, 1894, 1895, 1896, 1898, 1899; 20 Cents - Victoria (10) including 1872 H (obverse stain, VF), Edward VII and George V; 10 Cents (5) and Penang Cent 1810, Good VF, (1786) Pice KM 3; Sumatra. 2 Keping 1786, other Æ (2) and tin Pitis. FineEF. (35) $200-300

513

Thailand. Lot of “Bullet Money: 1 Baht (15). 1700’s-1800’s, a few possibly earlier. Various marks. Fine-Very Fine. (15) $150-200

514

Thailand. Rama IV (1851-1868). “Bullet Money” 2 Baht. 30.4 gms. Chakra with eight blades and dynastic mark. C.138.2. About Very Fine. $200-300

515

Thailand. Rama IV-IX. Silver lot. Includes: Rama IV. Baht (1860) and (1869). Y.11, Y.31 (2); Rama V. Bahts, 1906 (2) - both EF, one with some porosity; Rama VI. Minors (2); Rama VII. Minors (2). Fine-EF; Rama IX. Silver Commemoratives: 300 Baht, 1979 - Princess Chulabhorn Graduation. Y.136, 200 Baht, 1979 - Royal Cradle. Y.133, 150 Baht, 1977-1978 F.A.O., Crown Prince Wedding, Graduation of Princess Sirindhorn, her Investiture, Orchid Conference, Crown Prince Graduation. Y.113, 118, 116, 125, 123 (2), 128; 100 Baht, 1974 - Wildlife. Y.103, 1975 - Ministry of Finance. Y.106, 50 Baht, 1971 - Buddhist Fellowship. Y.95 (2), 1974 National Museum Centennial. Y.101 (5), 1974 - Wildlife. Y.102, 20 Baht, 1963 King’s 36th Birthday. Y.86. Brilliant Uncirculated; also silver minors (6), 1963 copper-nickel medal, tin 1862 1/8th Fuang (Att) in EF and modern Thai Order. (38) $250-350

516

Thailand. Rama IX (1946-). 2500 Baht, BE 2520 (1977). Wedding of Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn and Princess Soamsawali. Conjoined busts right, rev. Lightning crowned monogram. Y.119. Brilliant Uncirculated. $550-650

517

Tibet. Silver lot. Includes Trade Rupees (2). Y.3.2; Presentation Tangka (1910). Y.14, other Tangkas (2), 3 Srang (4). Y.25, 26, and 1 1⁄ 2 Srang. Very Fine-Extremely Fine, a few a bit better. (10) $125-175

518

Vietnam. United Dai Nam. Tu Duc (1848-1883). Medallic 3 Tien, n.d. 13.54 gms. Tu duc thong bao, radiant sun at center, rev. Dragon. Sch.369a, KM 439. Choice Extremely Fine-AU. $200-250

Miscellaneous Large Lots 519

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Africa, varied lot. Includes: Mauritius 50 Sous (1822), German East African Rupies (3), Crowns from Southern Rhodesia, Ethiopia (2) and South Africa; Sudan debased silver 20 Kurush AH 1310 year 8; Mombasa 1888 H Rupee, South Africa 1896 2 1⁄ 2 Shilling, Southern Rhodesia Halfcrown 1935 AU; silver minors (4), AEs (14) including St. Helena Halfpennies 1821 (2) and BU East African 1925 Shilling. FineUncirculated. (30) $150-250

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Small Lot of Arabic and Ottoman Turkish coinage, mostly Crowns with a few minors. Includes: Morocco. 10 Dirham, AH 1299, 500 Francs, 1956; Egypt. 20 ‘Irsh, AH 1327 year 6, 1916 and 1929; 10 ‘Irsh, AH 1293 year 20; Palestine 100 Mils, 1935; Yemeni, Saudi and Iraqi Riyals, Turkish Yuzluq and 20 Kurush AH 1327 year 9, Rum Seljuq “lion and sun” type Dirham and Ghurfah 15 Khumsi. Fine-Extremely Fine, one or two better. (14) $125-175 Sextet of High-Grade Balkan Coinage. Romania. 5 Bani, 1867 Heaton. PCGS MS 63 BN, Leu, 1914. PCGS MS 64, Serbia. 5 Para and Para, 1868. Both PCGS MS 64 BN, 20 Para, 1917. PCGS MS 65+, and Yugoslavia.. 20 Dinara, 1931. NGC MS 63. (6) $125-175

522

Baltic Encapsulated Quartet: Finland. Russian Grand Duchy. 50 Pennia, 1890 L. KM 2.2. NGC MS 63, 5 Pennia, 1916. KM 15. NGC MS 64 RB, Estonia. 2 Krooni, 1930. Tallinn Fortress. KM 20. PCGS MS 63, Latvia. 2 Lati, 1925. KM 8. PCGS MS 64. (4) $125-175

523

British and French Crowns. Includes: Great Britain. 1935 Jubilee Crowns (4). EF-AU; Victoria Crowns, 1889, 1893. Cleaned VF and VG; Trade Dollars, 1898 B, 1911 B and 1929 B. VF-EF; France. Statue of Liberty 1986 100 Francs (3). Brilliant Uncirculated; also badly gilded 1873 5 Francs, salved and porous Mexican 1788 8 Reales; and copper-nickel British Crown. (15) $150-200

524

China and East Asia Lot. Includes Yunnan “Dragon” 50 Cents — Imperial (2), and Republic types (2); Kwangtung and Kwangsi 20 Cents; a 1957 Ceylon Buddhism commemorative 5 Rupees; other Asian silver (5) - Thai, Philippines, Maratha; miscellaneous AEs, including key date Philippines Centavo 1915 S; also Thailand Most Noble of the Crown medal, Crown Prince 1972 Investiture Medal, other and modern Laos enamel medals (3) - Order of the Crown, Order of Civic Merit and Order of Agricultural Merit; and China, Shenyang Mint set of 6 Animal Calendar Medals rooster, tiger, ox, dog, rat and pig in attractive case adorned with color vignettes of the six animals. Fine-Uncirculated. (29) $150-200

525

East Asian Lot. Includes Japanese Yen, Year 45 (1912), silver Bu; Philippine Pesos, 1904 S, 1908 S; Thailand. Rama V Bahts (7), New Zealand Centennial Halfcrowns 1940 (4). Fine-Uncirculated; Malay and Thai tin coins (6), Chinese amulets (3) and AE; and SinoThai porcelain gaming tokens (20). Very Good-Very Fine. (45) $150-200

526

Pair of pierced Ottoman gold: Egypt. ‘Abd al-Hamid I (1774-1789). Zeri Mahbub, Misr. AH 1187 - (119)2. 2.56 gms. KM 127. Pierced at 10:00. Very Fine; Turkey. ‘Abd al-Mejid (1839-1861). Memduhiye Altin, Qustantineyeh AH 1255 year 4. 1.54 gms. KM 659. Pierced at 12:00, clip lower edge. Very Fine. (2) $175-225

527

European Oddments. Includes Two Sicilies 120 Grana 1851, Milano Crocione 1791 M, USSR Ruble 1921, BU, Greece Drachma 1873 A Choice EF, Ionian Islands 2 Lepta, 1820; Cyprus 1928 45 Piastres (polished), silver issues (14) - 19th Century to modern — from Portugal, Great Britain, San Marino, Serbia, Sweden, Jersey, USSR, Czechoslovakia, Grand Duchy of Finland; 18th Century Salzburg minor, Greenland 25 Øre 1926, AEs (8), also Macao silver (2), Roman Antoninianus and WWII era medals (4). Generally Fine-Uncirculated. (37). $150-250

528

Germany. Imperial-Third Reich. Large lot of minors - AE, copper-nickel, aluminum, iron and zinc. Includes Uncirculated 1 Pfennig, 1895 J (4) and 1895 F, Weimar 50 Pfennig, KM 27 (220+) EF-Unc, group of War issues, and various others; also Hamburg Notgeld 1⁄ 2 Million Mark, 1923 (4), other Notgeld (6), holed medal, and silver 1888 Venezuela crown and 1913 Swedish 2 Kroner. Generally Very GoodUncirculated. (Approx. 550) $50-75

529

India and Ceylon Æ and Silver Lot. Includes East India Co. Æ dumps (7), Indian Æ dumps (68) - mostly medieval and Sultanate period Kashmir, a handful of Sultanate AEs that have been gold washed, other Indian AEs (3); British India silver Rupees (5), other silver (4); Dutch Ceylon Æ dump Stuivers (8), rare lead 1798 Duit; British Ceylon AEs (30). Very Good to Very Fine, some better. (136) $200-250

THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES 530

Iran and Afghanistan Silver Lot. Includes: Iran. 5 Krans, AH 1320 (2), 1334, 1343/32, SH 1306 L. KM 976, 1058, 1106; Qajar Qiran, Sassanian Drachm (2); Afghanistan. 5 Rupee, AH 1316 year 3, 2 1⁄ 2 Rupee, SH 1299, and Ahmad Shah Anwala mint Rupee. Generally Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (11) $125-175

531

Israel. An Assortment of Silver Coins, Mint Sets and Other Properties. 1970s and 1980s, mostly. 1986 Independence Day Proof, Hanukkiya from England Proof and eight other silver coins, plus an assortment of approximately 35 mint sets, mostly from the 1970s, and a small bag of assorted coins and paper money. $75-150

532

Trio of Medals: Denmark. Christian IX (1863-1906). “Love Token”. The value, etc has been smoothed from the reverse center of an 1868 RH 2 Rigsdaler and a monogram “LL” neatly engraved. Suspender removed. About Extremely Fine; France. Charles X (1824-1830). Marriage Medal, 1826. Silver. 33mm. By Barre. Bare head of Charles X left, rev. Wreath, engraved at center: Joseph Lombard et Marie Charnot. 1826 20 Fevrier in five lines. Toned. Good Very Fine; German Baptismal Medal. 19th Century. Silver, 33mm. River Jordan scene, radiant dove above, rev. Radiant All-Seeing Eye in pyramid above SELIG WER GLAUBT UND GETAUFT IST. Set in old bezel with pinback. Extremely Fine; also French Piedfort 100 Francs, 1986. US Bicentennial. Brilliant Uncirculated. (4) $100-150

533

Pair of Medals: Monaco. Tirs de Monte Carlo. Nickel. 42mm. Dove above palm frond, rev. open wreath, uninscribed. Attractive early 20th Century shooting medal. Extremely Fine; Germany. President Paul v. Hindenburg’s 80th Birthday. Silver. 36mm. By Karl Goetz. Bust right, rev. Prussian shield above Hindenburg Arms. Brilliant Uncirculated (2) $75-125

534

Potpourri of North and South American Coinage. Largely silver. Includes: Bolivia 1844 8 Soles, 1834 Peru 8 Reales, Brazil 1810 960 Reis, other Crowns (3) from Brazil, Chile and Mexico, Anchor Money 1⁄ 4 Dollar, 1/16 Dollar (2), Canada 1936 Dollar and 1965 mint set, Haitian 100 Centimes An 26, Barbados 1974 Proof Set, minors (10). On average Very Fine or better. (23+) $150-200

535

Diverse mix of South Asian and Pacific coins. Includes: Cambodia. 4 Francs, 1860. Restrike. Weak strike, VF, other Cambodia (3), Cochin China, 20 Cents, 2 Sapeque 1879, French Indo-China Piastres, 1885, 1931, and 10 Cents (5), British Trade Dollars (5), Philippines. Pesos, 1897, 1903, 1903 S, 1907 S, 1909 S, 1910 S, 1911 S, Spanish-rule 50 Centimos (4), MacArthur pair, Culion Peso, sea-salved 1936 Peso, minors (4) Indonesia 2,000 and 5,000 Rupiah, 1974, Dhavaravadi Period crude Thai silver unit, silver issues from Nepal (5), Burma Peacock Rupees (2), silver issues (24) from Fiji, Mongolia, Australia, New Zealand, Ceylon, New Guinea, Japan, Straits Settlements, China; AEs (24) including Advance New Zealand Penny Token, Ceylon dump issues, 1802 machine-stuck types, North Vietnam 2 Dong, 1946; and 1970 five-piece Brunei Proof Set. Very Good to BU. (100) $350-450

536

Sextet of Modern World Silver Commemoratives. Includes: Equatorial Guinea. 100 Pesetas, 1970 - Dürer’s Praying Hands, Goya’s Maja des Nudas. KM 12.1, 13.5; Costa Rica. 20 Colones, 1970. Venus de Milo. KM 193. Toned. The 3 in a Paramount case with Michelangelo quote; Uganda. 30 Shillings, 1969. Visit of Pope Paul VI. KM 13. Deeply toned; Netherlands Antilles. 25 Guilder, 1976. U.S. Bicentennial, KM 15.1; Haiti. 5 Gourdes, 1967. Columbus’ ships. KM 64.1. Deeply toned. All Brilliant Proof. (6) $150-200

537

World Crowns Miscellany. Includes silver issues: Denmark. Krone, 1666. Obverse flaw and a bit grainy, VF; French Indo-China. Piastres, 1922 mintless and 1928 A; Australia. Crowns, 1938 (2); Uganda. Visit of Pope Paul VI 1969 10 Shillings, Brilliant Proof; Ottoman. Yuzluks, AH 1203 (2); New Hebrides. 100 Francs, 1966 (3); Mexican Onzas (2) and 8 Reales, Peruvian Sol, others (2); Copper-nickel issues (15) from Tonga, New Zealand, Gambia. Great Britain and elsewhere; also various coppernickel 1⁄ 2 Crowns (9). About VFUncirculated. (41) $200-250

538

World and US Crowns, Sets and Oddments Includes: South Africa. 5 Shillings, 1951, 1952 (2), 1953, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1960; 1954 nine-piece Proof Set (1⁄ 4 d to 5/-); Canada. 1985 Proof Set, 1985 National Park Silver Dollars (2); 1964 Bermuda Crown; Morgan Dollars (3); world silver (3) and Æ (11) minors. Some of the loose coins with PVC residue. Very Good to Brilliant Proof. (30+) $150-200

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Coins Inset in Silverware, Jewelry and Sundry

542

Danish silver serving “spatula” formed from three different Danish commemorative 2 Kroner coins. 77.35 gms. By the silversmith Holger Kyster (18721944) of Kolding. Commemorative 1888, 1903, and 1912 2 Kroner (KM 799, 802, 811) edge to edge in a triplex to form the serving flatside of the spatula. Top end of the handle adorned with a bunch of berries. Maker’s name H.KYSTER and hallmarks “(3 towers) 21” and “Hcf” monogram on handle back. The coins good VF to Extremely Fine. Neat piece. $100-150

543

“Gypsy” Silver Coin Talisman Bracelet. Ca. 1920-30’s (?). The bracelet contains eight larger silver coins set on loop rings: French 5 Francs, 1867, Prussian 5 Mark 1908, Bavarian 3 Mark 1911, 1912, French Ecu 1735 &, Bavarian Madonna Taler 1855, French 5 Francs 1841 B, Bavarian Madonna Taler 1769; and animal tooth set in an oval leaf frame and a large silver horse. Quite large around - the wearer would have had to have quite beefy forearms. Coins are well toned and grade About Fine-VF. Interesting item. $100-150

WORLD ORDERS & DECORATIONS

539

“Musical Bears” Silver lidded box inset with Bern 1795 Taler. 100.77 gms. 19thearly 20th Century. One dozen bears playing different musical instruments parade around round box; Bern Taler (KM 149) set at center of the floral lid. Three small hallmarks on bottom: crescent, script D and 13 possibly German (with “D” for Dessau?). Fine workmanship, well-preserved, the coin Extremely Fine. A charming coin box. $150-200

540

Silver sweets dish inset with Bern 1826 5 Batzen. 111.5 gms. About 5 1⁄ 4 ” across. Bern 5 Batzen (KM 196.1) set at the center, raised petalled sides. Maker’s name Tezler and fineness .800 stamped on bottom. The dish toned, the coin Choice Extremely Fine. $90-120

541

Silver and wood serving ladle inset with British 1787 Shilling. 41.77 gms. 19thearly 20th Century. George III 1797 Shilling set at the center of the ladle bowl. Upper part of the handle light wood ending in a twist pattern. The coin Extremely Fine, well preserved. $90-120

544

Bukhara. Bukhara-yi Sharif Medal for Zeal and Service, AH 1303. Silver, 43.5mm. Bukhara-yi Sharif at center, date above, Persian legend around. Integral loop. Good Very Fine. $300-400

THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES 545

Germany. World War I. Elephant Order Colonial Badge. Buntmetall (silver-coated brass). Pinback. Awarded 1921 and after. Elephant striding left, banner around: SÜDSEE AFRIKA KIAUTSCHOU. Maker’s mark on back: GES. GESCHÜTZT Nr. 33992. “H.K” crudely engraved on back. Otherwise Choice Extremely Fine. $50-75

546

Great Britain. The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. 2nd Type, Military Division. Officer’s (M.B.E.) Breast Badge. Silver Gilt. In original RM case of issue. Toned About Uncirculated. $100-150

547

Great Britain. The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. 2nd Type, Military Division. Member’s (M.B.E.) Breast Badge. Silver. In original RM case of issue. Toned About Uncirculated. $100-150

548

549

German States. Prussia. Lifesaving Merit Award, 1866. First version. Silver. 50.5 mm. 55.9 gms. Bare head of Friedrich Wilhelm III, signed below: G. LOOS D.C PFEUFFER F., with KOENIG in legend, rev. FÜR RETTUNG AUS GEFAHR in four lines, neatly engraved “1866.” below, within wreath. Unmounted. Rare. Extremely Fine. $200-300

550

European Private Order. Uncertain issuer, but possibly Danish or German. Early to mid-19th Century. Breast Badge. Silver, enamels and gilt. 82mm. Gilt-rayed cross, arms framed in a diagonal pattern with inner outline in violet enamel. Inset of arms textured in a basket-weave pattern. Large raised oval at the center framing a white enamel cross outlined in black. Central cross suggestive of the German Johanniter Order. About 40-50% loss of the violet enamel. Otherwise Extremely Fine and attractive. $200-250

551

European Private Order. Uncertain issuer, but possibly Danish or German. Early to mid-19th Century. Breast Badge. Silver, enamels and gilt. 82mm. Gilt-rayed cross, arms framed in a diagonal pattern with inner outline in violet enamel. Inset of arms textured in a basket-weave pattern. Large raised oval at the center framing a white enamel cross outlined in black. Central cross suggestive of the German Johanniter Order. Loss of much of the violet enamel. Otherwise Extremely Fine and attractive. $200-250

552

European Private Order. Uncertain issuer, possibly Danish or German. Early to mid19th Century. Breast Badge. Silver, enamels and gilt. 65mm. Radiant cross, arms outlined in red enamel; at center, raised cross outlined in black enamel, red enamel outlined circle oval around with inner gilt. Certain elements of this attractive order are reminiscent of the Danish Order of the Dannebrog. Multi-piece construction. Trivial enamel loss at cross tips. Choice Extremely Fine. $150-200

Greece. Order of the Phoenix. Cross. White enamel and gilt AE. 55.3mm. Gilt phoenix superimposed on white enamel cross; also Württemberg. Merit Medal. Silver, 28mm. Wilhelm II. Integral loop. (2). Deeply toned. Both Extremely Fine. (2) $60-90 WWW.SPINK.COM

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WORLD MILITARY MEDALS

554

British Campaign, Groups and other Medals

553

Great Britain. Battle of the Nile, Davison’s Medal 1798. Silver. 46mm. By C. H. Küchler. Hope standing left on a rocky promontory, holding oval medallion of Nelson, rev. The British Fleet assembled in Aboukir Bay preparing to engage the French; ALMIGHTY GOD HAS BLESSED HIS MAJESTY’S ARMS., VICTORY OF THE NILE AUGUST 1, 1798 in ex. Edge: = A TRIBUTE OF REGARD FROM ALEXR. DAVISON ESQR. ST. JAMES’S SQUARE. BHM 447, Eimer 890. Silver medals were awarded to all officers, except Captains and those of Flag rank who received gold. In old fitted case, purple plush lined. Some light surface marks, once lightly cleaned. About Extremely Fine. $1,000-1,500

Great Britain. Battle of Trafalgar, Boulton’s Medal 1805. White Metal. 48.3mm. By C.H. Küchler. Uniformed Nelson bust left, rev. Panoramic view of the naval engagement; ENGLAND EXPECTS EVERY MAN WILL DO HIS DUTY, TRAFALGAR OCTR. 21.1805. in ex. BHM 584, Eimer 960. Matthew Boulton’s private medal presented to officers in silver and lower ranks in white metal. Some hairline scratches and surface marks. Original lustre. About Extremely Fine. $300-350

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Waterloo Medal 1815 to Private Joseph Vicars

555

Great Britain. Waterloo Medal 1815. To Private Joseph Vicars, 2nd Battalion 73rd Perthshire. Waterloo 1815 (***JOSEPH VICARS, 2nd BATT. 73rd REG. FOOT ***). Private Vicars served with Captain J. Garland’s Company during the Waterloo campaign. On replacement ribbon. Once polished and typical contact wear. About Extremely Fine. $2,000-4,000

556

Great Britain. India General Service Medal, 1854-1895. Victoria. One clasp: “Perak” (1867.SERGT. E. STARKS 1⁄10TH FOOT.). On ribbon. Lightly toned over friction hairlines from wear. About Uncirculated. $200-300

557

Great Britain. India General Service Medal. 1908-1935. George V. One clasp: “Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919” (BHISHTI PREM SINGH, 1 - 15 SIKHS). On ribbon. Extremely Fine. $90-120

558

Great Britain. Queen’s South Africa, 18991902. Victoria. Three clasps: “Cape Colony”, “Transvaal”, and “Wittebergen” (3672 PTE J. HART, S. SANFORD: REGT). On ribbon. Lightly toned over friction hairlines from wear. About Uncirculated. $100-150

559

Great Britain. Queen’s South Africa Medal, 1899-1902. Three clasps: “Relief of Kimberley”, “Paardeberg”, “Driefontein” (45340 B.S.M: J.H. FRYETT, R.H.A.). On ribbon. Toned Extremely Fine. $150-200

560

Great Britain. Quintet of General Service Medals. Silver. 1918-1962. George VI. One clasp “Malaya”. Toned over obverse hairlines; 1962-2007. E.II. (4). Three with single clasp “Malay Peninsula”, one with “Borneo”. Extremely Fine-Uncirculated. (5) $200-250

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Great Britain. Trio of Service Medals. Victoria. Volunteer Long Service Medal. Silver (4332. C/Sergt: A. SWIRLES. 2/V.B.L.N. Lanc.R.). Some obverse hairlines, Extremely Fine; George V. For Faithful Service. Silver (WILLIAM ARTHUR HOUSTON). In original case. Attractive iridescent hues. Uncirculated; Special Constabulary Faithful Service. Bronze (JAMES PERRY). Toned AU. All on ribbons. (3) $125-175

562

Great Britain. Territorial Force Efficiency Medal. George V. Silver (5006 C.O. M. SJT: W.E. HEAL. DURHAM R.G.A.). On ribbon. Toned About Uncirculated. $60-90

563

565

Great Britain. World War I Trio to Private John Milne, 2nd Battalion Gordon Highlanders. Killed in Action at the Battle of Loos, Flanders, Sept. 25, 1915. 1914-15 Star (841 Pte J. Milne. 2/Gord. Highrs.), and British War and Victory Medals (841 Pte. J. Milne. Gord. Highrs.). All on ribbons. AU-Uncirculated. Together with Memorial Plaque. Bronze, 122mm, cap badge and shoulder cloth badge. The plaque polished. All well preserved. (6) $150-200

566

Great Britain. World War I Trio to Private William Milne, 2nd Battalion Gordon Highlanders. Killed in Action at the Battle of Loos, Flanders, Sept. 25, 1915. 1914-15 Star (792 Pte W. Milne. 1/6 Gord. Highrs.), and British War and Victory Medals (792 Pte. W. Milne. Gord. Highrs.). All on ribbons. AU-Uncirculated. Together with Memorial Plaque. Bronze, 122mm. Polished as is often the case, Extremely Fine. (4) $150-200

567

Great Britain. WWI Grouping of Medals to Thomas Redfearn, Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Meritorious Service. George V. Silver (S-6685 T SUB-CONDR: T. REDFEARN. R.A.O.C); War Medal. Silver (S-6685 T.W.O. CL. 1 T. REDFERN. A.O.C.); Allied Victory Medal. Bronze (as last); also: Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. George V. Silver (75 74412 W.O. CL. II. T. REDFEARN. R.A.O.C.). Only the Victory Medal on ribbon. Lightly toned Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated. (4) $150-250

568

Great Britain. World War I Miniature Group to H.D. Hoggan (#170648). 191415 Star Miniature, British War and Victory Miniatures. AU-Uncirculated. In leatherette case of W.L. Thomson, Glasgow; also his compressed fiber Dogtags (octagonal green and round red). (5) $75-125

569

Great Britain. World War I medals. Allied Victory Medal, Bronze (15346 PTE. T.H. TWIGG NOTTS & DERBY R.); War Medal, Silver (40036 PTE. H.A. YOUNG HAMPS. R.); 1914 Star, Bronze (5302 DVR: J. DOUGHTY R.F.A.); 1914-1915 Star, Bronze (No. 1606 SOWAR DEBI SINGH, BIKANIR CAMEL CORPS.) All on ribbons. (4) Extremely Fine. $60-90

Great Britain. Pair of Medals: RAF Shooting Medal, Halton. Bronze. Engraved 1925. In Phillips, Aldershot case; Victory of Jutland Bank 1916 Bronze, 45mm. Spink & Son. Sold for the Benefit of Naval Orphanages. In original case. About Uncirculated-Uncirculated. (2) $50-75

WWI Trio to Corporal Farthing, Royal Field Artillery

564

Great Britain. World War I Trio to Corporal Fredrick George Farthing, Royal Field Artillery, along with uniform badges, personal papers, etc.. 1914-5 Star (6368 Cpl. F. Farthing, R.F.A.) and British War and Victory Medals (6368 Col. F. Farthing. R.A. The Victory Medal with single oak leave cluster; compressed fiber dog tags, RFA cap badge and shoulder title, large and small uniform button - all affixed to red display board. The medals and uniform devices AU-Uncirculated; With Farthingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s original pay book, 2 b&w photos of 6368 Bombardier Farthing, Brigade Orders announcing Mention in Dispatches, orders, personal papers and WWI-era postcards from Salonika. Born in 1879, Frederick George Farthing joined the Royal Artillery in August 1914, serving in the 22nd Division in France during 1915. While restationed in England in 1916 he was reduced from corporal to bombardier. From Nov. 1916 on served in Macedonia with the British Salonika Force and promoted back to corporal. Mentioned in 1918 dispatches. (25) $200-250 55

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World War I. “Tribute of Honour” Certificate in Memory of Harry Shaw, 18th Battalion, Durham Light Infantry. Town Hall, Sunderland, October 1919. Attractive color certificate adorned with angels, British lion etc. honoring the fallen Private Harry Shaw. Neatly matted and framed, 20⅓ x 16”. Excellent condition. Accompanied by Military Record Office letter, Nov. 25, 1920 presenting the British War Medal to the family of Harry Shaw. [2] $50-75

571

Great Britain. World War I. B&W Photo of 2nd Lieutenant Harold Montague Newnham Chatterton, 9th Battalion, Royal West Surrey Regiment. Killed in Action, gassed at Wyteschaete on 17th June 1916, he died the next day in hospital. 3 x 6”. Fine. Attractively matted and framed, 6 x 10⅓”. $30-50

572

Great Britain and Commonwealth Lot of World War II Medals. Includes: 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, Burma Star (26918 RFN. TIRKHA RAM RAJ. RIF.), Italy Star; War Medals (9), Defense Medals (3), Canadian Volunteer Service Medal, India Service Medal, New Zealand Service Medal. The Stars all with ribbons, the others with and without. A few with light deposits. Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (19) $60-90

573

Italy. Lot of Military and Civil Medals. Includes 1915-1918 World War I medals (2, one of which with all four year clasps), Military Merit Cross, “Italo-Turca” 19111912 Medal with Diploma; and 1902 Napoli Expo enameled cross badge, and large Milano International Expo enameled badge and Pantheon Virtuosi award medal. Very Fine-About EF. (8) $75-100

574

Melange of Military Medals. Includes Serbian 1918 Medal, Greek 1941-1945 (2), 1914-1918 German cross, 1870-1871 Franco-Prussian War, Japanese Red Cross medal on ribbon, South Africa WWII Service, Prussian 2 Mark used as “memorial medal” on black ribbon, Kaiser Wilhelm II Jubilee medal, Bavarian WWI Service medals - 2nd and 3rd Class, and uncertain Japanese Æ medals (3). Generally Very Fine. (14) $75-100

World War I Commemorative Plaques

575

World War I. Netherlands. Mobilization for War, 1914. Uniface Plaque. 8 3⁄ 4 ” across. Bronzed Gunmetal. Hollandia standing left, roaring lion and royal regalia before, TER HERINNERING AAN DE MOBILISATIE 1914. Integral loop mount on back. Extremely Fine. $250-300

576

World War I. Netherlands. “In the Field.” Uniface Plaque. 8 3⁄ 4 ” across. Bronzed Gunmetal. Dutch infantryman kneeling right, holding rifle at ready. A few light abrasions of the bronzing in peripheries. Extremely Fine. $225-275

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The Blues’ Saddlecloth and Bag, Reign of George V

BRITISH MILITARIA FROM THE HAMMATT COLLECTION and a PRIVATE COLLECTION Attractive 50th Regiment of Foot Shoulder Belt Backplate

577

578

50th (Queen’s Own) Regiment of Foot Shoulder Belt Backplate. A very fine and scarce example - gilt-seeded and burnished backplate with bronze and silver mounts comprising a large multi-rayed, beaded star, crowned QUEENS OWN (on scroll) 50 at center, silver sphinx and EGYPT below. Ca. mid- to late 19th Century. Excellent condition. Ex Hammatt Collection. $300-400

579

A pair of Epaulettes of an Officer of the 64th Regiment of Foot (2nd Staffordshire). Ca. 1830. By W. Buckmaster & Co. Gilt crescent, the whole surmounted by a single large pip with bullion lace border and gilt 64th button. Excellent condition. Housed in the original Buckmaster metal case (scuffed and flashed). Ex Hammatt Collection. $350-500

George V — Royal Horse Guards (“the Blues”) Saddlecloth and Bag. Elegantly embroidered, gold borders with red piping against black, gold G V R ciphers crowned by raised embroidered crowns in claret with green and red “jewels”. Set in presentation cloth and leather holder with same pattern, manufacturer’s name WHIPPY & Co. on leatherside. Pattern repeated on saddlecloth bag, which is displayed in a lovely brushed gold and lacquer frame. The saddlecloth and bag very well preserved, normal usage wear to the straps. Rare and attractive. (3) $3,000-6,000

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Scots Guards Officer’s Sword, Elizabeth II

580

Magnificent 5th Dragoon Guards Officer’s Roman-Style Helmet

Elizabeth II — 1897 Wilkinson Pattern Scots Guards Officer’s Sword. Nickelplated pierced guard with Scots Guards badge. Cipher and fish skin wire bound grip. Single edged blade etched with the Scots Guards Battle Honors, crowned badge, E II R cipher, Arms, thistle, interlocking Seal of Solomon, “By Appointment…” legend, etc. 38 1⁄ 2 inches, with scabbard and attached sword knot. Excellent condition. $400-500

581

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5th (Princess Charlotte of Wales) Dragoon Guards Officer’s 1818-1834 Pattern Helmet. Regency-early Victorian era. Roman-style helmet with the skull and peaks black-painted steel or iron with gilt edging, and black comb topped by bearskin crest. Gilt front plate — radiant plaque with four Napoleonic battle honors on rays: VITTORIA SALAMANCA TOULOUSE PENINSULA, George IV crown over Hanoverian Arms at center, banner inscribed 5TH. OR.P.C. OF WALES DRAGOON GUARDS around. Large laurel spray on back. Gilt lion heads either side suspend gilt, velvet-lined overlapping pointed chin scales. Green leather-line front and rear peak, wide red leather sweat band with short red silk lining. Replacement bearskin pristine, moderate wear on the high points and minute verdigris in protected areas of the gilt components. Typical staining of sweat band. Overall very well-preserved. A magnificent helmet. Ex Hammatt Collection. $2,500-5,000

June 22 & 23 2016 - USA 582

5th Dragoon Guards (Princess Charlotte of Wales) Miniature Helmet. Late Victorian. Gilt brass, spike topped with red and white horsehair plume, regimental badge above visor; chin scales attached. Some scuffing of the gilt on back otherwise very well preserved. Ex Hammatt Collection. $125-175

A Selection of 19th Century Officers’ Shakos 584

Foot Guards Officer’s 1828-Pattern Shako. Regency-early Victorian period. Belltop, body in black beaver skin, the top and peak black patent leather. Front plate composed of a large crown above a large gilt rayed star over a silver gilt rayed star, enameled insignia of the Order of the Garter above battle honor PENINSULA at center, topped by red over white woolen pompom. Gilt lion on crown bosses either side suspend gilt, velvet-backed chin scales. Sweat band and front peak lining in dark green leather. Maker’s label inside: Hawkes Mosley & Sons HATTERS TO HIS MAJESTY THE PRINCE OF WALES No. 14 PICCADILLY, LONDON. Some loose seams on body with separation, a number of shallow scores on front peak, some repair to the star’s rays, overall Very Good. Ex Hammatt Collection. $1,000-1,500

28th Regiment of Foot Officer’s Regency Shako 583

Cold Stream Guard’s Officer’s “Regency” Shako. Ca. 1821. Black felt. Faced with radiant silver plaque with Order of the Garter insignia, a cockade with plain gilt button above, topped by white over red tall plume set in gilt holder. Gold cap lines loop shako, Tudor rose bosses suspend gilt chin scales from sides. Maker’s name inside: C. OLIPHANT/COCKSPUR ST. LONDON. Typical wear for an early shako, some crazing on leather peak, the plume holder loose (plume stem reinforced), boss pin loose on one side. Light dent above insignia, a Good example and rare. Ex Hammatt Collection. $800-1,200

585

28th (North Gloucestershire) Regiment of Foot Officer’s Shako. Regency period. Black felt, patent leather top and peak, broad silver lace band at top with lion head ring at either side, and narrow silver lace band at bottom. Silvered front plate over silver lace with red center stripe. At center lion crowned “28”, WATERLOO BARROSA PENINSULA EGYPT around, fabric cockade above on silver lace band, silvered sphinx EGYPT badge at center, topped by white over red plume set in gilt holder. Large sphinx EGYPT “28” badge at back. Fourleaf clover bosses at side suspend silvered, velvet-backed chin scales. The natural color leather sweat band ink stamped with the British Royal Arms. Excellent condition, some natural age patina and little wear to patent leather and body. Ex Hammatt Collection. $1,500-2,000

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586

30th (Cambridgeshire) Regiment of Foot Officer’s 1828-Pattern Shako. Victorian era. Felt body, patent leather peak, topped by cream-white pompom. Helmet plate with large crown over radiant plaque with acanthus wreath around regiment’s battle honors and name. Gilt lion head either side suspends gilt, velvet-lined chin scales. Some light crazing of the patent leather and wear to the chin scales, overall Very Good. Ex Hammatt Collection. $800-1,200

587

53rd (The King’s Shropshire Light Infantry) Regiment Officer’s 1828Pattern Shako. Victorian era. Felt body, patent leather peak. Helmet plate with large crown over radiant Maltese Cross with the regiment’s battle honors and name at center. Two floral ear bosses suspending gilt, velvetbacked chin scales, green pompon atop helmet. Well-preserved, the patent leather shows only minor wear and the gilt some typical aging and a few minor rips in the lining. Ex Hammatt Collection. $800-1,200

588

66th Regiment of Foot (2nd Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment) Officer’s Shako. Regency period, ca. 1820. Bell-top shako of black felt and patent leather top and peak. Front plate composed of a large crown over Maltese Cross with the motto PRO ARIS ET FOCIS around the regimental emblem of a stag under an oak tree, leather cockade with a field badge at the center above, missing top plume. Gilt lion head bosses suspend gilt, velvet-lined chin straps; braided gold bullion cord with flounders hangs from hooks either side. Maker’s name label inside: HAWKES, MOSLEY & Co., 22 Piccadilly. Very well-preserved for a hat of this age, very minor split at rim edge on leather top. Ex Hammatt Collection. $1,000-1,500

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Royal Artillery Officer’s Blue Cloth Helmet - 1878 Pattern, of Major Audain, A.O.D.. Edwardian Period. Blue cloth helmet with front and rear visor topped with gilt brass claws and ball finial. With chin scales. In Hawkes & Co., London, metal carrying case inscribed MAJOR AUDAIN A.O.D. The helmet in excellent condition. $150-200

590

British Ceremonial Cocked Hat with Plumes of J.L. Drax, Esq. M.P.. Likely Parliamentary. Early 20th Century. Black lamb’s wool bicorne with embroidered silver sash on one side, red and white plumes. In original metal case by Moore & Co. No. 14 St. James’s St., London with name plaque of owner. Excellent condition. Ex Hammatt Collection. $150-300

Dress Tunics 591

Royal Army Officer’s Dress Tunic. Hawkes & Co., Saville Row. Small size. Silver bullion looped epaulettes, silver embroidered collar with black stripe. Inked on inside “R.A. Tatton Esq. 1220 539”. Little wear. Ex Hammatt Collection. $60-90

592

2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen’s Bays) Tunic. WWII era. Small size. Name inked inside collar “R. Cars”. Moderate wear. Ex Hammatt Collection. $50-75

593

3rd Dragoon Guards (Prince of Wales Regiment) Tunic. Ca. 1912. Size 8. Royal Army Clothing Factory Mar 1912 label inside. With cross belt and pouch. Normal wear. Ex Hammatt Collection. [2] $75-125

594

3rd Dragoon Guards (Prince of Wales Regiment) Tunic. WWI-II. Very small. Height 4’11”. Royal Army Clothing Factory tag. Some soiling inside lining. Moderate wear. Ex Hammatt Collection. $40-60

595

Cold Stream Guards Officer’s Tunic. Ca. WWI-II. By Meyer & Mortimer, Ltd., 6 Sackville St., London. Small-medium size. Embroidered collar and epaulettes with Cold Stream badges, black belt and ceremonial red sash. Some minor inside soiling. Light wear. Ex Hammatt Collection. $200-400

596

Cold Stream Guards Sergeant’s Tunic. By Kashket. Height 6’0, Chest 41, waist 33. Name PARKER T. scratched out on label and inked in “CARR”. Some soiling on inside lining. Ex Hammatt Collection. $50-75

597

Cold Stream Guards Tunic. Size 30. By Kashket, London. Inked on label “Dye” presumably soldier who wore it. With white belt. Light wear. Ex Hammatt Collection. $50-75

598

Grenadier Guards Tunic. Ca. 1932-1933. Small size. Royal Army Clothing Factory June 1932 label (breaking up) inside. Light staining on front and from inked number inside also some wear soiling. With tunic belt. Ex Hammatt Collection. [2] $75-125

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600

Grenadier Guards Officer’s Tunic. Small size. Kashket’s Products. Ca. 1953-1960’s. Heavy red wool, with ceremonial red sash. Ex Hammatt Collection. $75-125

Grenadier Guards Warrant Officer’s Tunic. Ca. 1990’s. By Kashket & Partners. Height 5’11”, chest 41, waist 33. Label shows this to have been the tunic of Warrant Officer Second Class (in ink) Angel. With ceremonial red sash. Ex Hammatt Collection. $50-75

601

Grenadier Guards Tunic. Modern, Uniform & Equipment Co., London. Size 8. New. Ex Hammatt Collection. $30-50

602

Scots Guards Tunic. 1959 Pattern, Kashket’s Products. Size 7. Nearly new. Ex Hammatt Collection. $30-50

603

Scots Guards Band Short Tunic. Small size. Cloth drum shoulder badge. Very moderate wear. Ex Hammatt Collection. $50-75

604

Irish Guards Tunic. 1959 Pattern, Kashket’s Products. Size 14. Near new. Ex Hammatt Collection. $30-50

605

Irish Guards Drummer’s Tunic. Small size. By Kashket, London. Inked on label “8483671 Burnett”. Some light soiling on inside, normal wear, small rent near left shoulder. Well-preserved. Ex Hammatt Collection. $60-90

606

Pair of Welsh Guards Tunics. The first with cloth epaulettes. Height 69, Chest 37, waist 31. About as new; the second by Kashket. Height 6’1, waist 37 1⁄ 2 , wearer’s name “Kirk” inked on label. Single button each shoulder (one missing). Light wear. Ex Hammatt Collection. [2] $75-100

607

Middlesex Regiment Tunic. WWI-WWII. Small size. Light dirt on one sleeve, some inside soiling, small tear on top buttonside near collar, otherwise normal wear. Ex Hammatt Collection. $50-75

608

Queen’s Royal Regiment (West Surrey) Officer’s Full Dress Tunic. Small size. Braided epaulettes with embroidered badges, Pascal Lambs on collar. Slight fraying of one of the shoulder miniature badges, trivial red mark inside. Light wear. Ex Hammatt Collection. $50-75

609

Royal Fusiliers Officer’s Tunic. WWI era. Small size. With ceremonial gold and scarlet lined sash and belt. Inside lining soiling and some tearing, missing bottom button, light stain front. Ex Hammatt Collection. $75-125

610

A small assortment of Uniform Militaria and sundries. Includes 2 Glengarry checkerboard sidecaps, ca. 1940’s-1950’s, an older Glengarry black sidecap by Forsyth, Glasgow; a pair of drummer’s cloth epaulettes; Leather safari hunting shell ammo belt; and a black bearskin handmuff. All wellpreserved. Ex Hammatt Collection. (6) $75-125

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Lot of badges, uniform “hardware” and miscellaneous. Hat badges - Gordon Highlanders, 3rd Regiment, and 40th Regiment of Foot; various cloth epaulettes (9), all with embroidered insignia; Buckles (4) - Coldstream Guards, Irish Guards, Welsh Guards and Cheshire Regiment; chin scales (2); horsehair plumes (2); Middlesex (Duke of Cambridge’s Own) Regiment Tunic breast buttons (16), various small uniform buttons (30); four different issues of 1968 “Format Medals and Militaria”, “The Flowers of Paradise” - 1865, NY pocketsize manual of prayer and instruction with handcolored cameo frontispiece; and a large French badge rounding out the lot. Normal wear, some of the epaulettes with tearing. Ex Hammatt Collection. [72] $75-125

612

Lot of British Military Tunic Belts and related. Scots Guards (4, different styles), Grenadier Guards (2, different styles), Cold Stream Guards, The Queen’s Royal Regiment, 2nd Warwickshire, general issue (2, different styles) and Women’s Army Corps. Red cloth shoulder sashes (4), ceremonial sash with tassels, ornate red leather with silver embroidered cover belt with crosspiece and rose buckle and two packets of horsehair tassels. All in fine state. Ex Hammatt Collection. [20] $125-225

613

614

19th Century Gilt Silhouette Bust of the Duke of Wellington

3rd Battalion Scots Guards handembroidered Battle Honors, framed. Standards with battle honors displayed, photographic card of a Guardsman with the caption “Gentleman in Khaki” stitchembroidered at center. Attractively framed, 24 x 18 1⁄ 2 ”. Well-preserved. $100-150

615

Arthur Wellesley, First Duke of Wellington. Gilt cast metal Silhouette of his Bust with gilt swag. 19th Century. 7 1⁄ 2 ” high silhouette, Wellington banner below, set on red-cloth bound backing and in open frame. Extremely Fine. $200-400

616

Field Marshal Frederick Sleigh Roberts, 1st Earl Roberts (“Lord Roberts of Kandahar)”. One of the most successful British commanders of the 19th Century. Letter Signed. Typed correspondence on 4 1⁄ 2 x 5” notecard, Englemere, Ascot, Berks, 13 November 1912. Roberts writes “Dear Sampson” (in ink in his hand) that “We must make a determined effort now to get the people to understand the critical position the country is in…” (typed). Signing below in black ink “Yours sincerely Roberts”. Very Good. Attractively matted and framed with a bookplate depiction of Lord Roberts; 14 3⁄ 4 x 12”. $50-75

617

Field Marshal Frederick Sleigh Roberts, 1st Earl Roberts (“Lord Roberts of Kandahar)”. One of the most successful British commanders of the 19th Century. Postal Card photo of Earl Roberts signed by him in thick black “Roberts, FM.” Card and autograph Fine. Matted and framed, 6⅓ x 81⁄ 4 ”. Accompanied by a Color Print of Lord Kitchener. Matted and framed, 141⁄ 2 x 19⅞”. [2] $50-75

WWI-era Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders hand-embroidered Battle Honors, framed. Standards with battle honors displayed, embroidered legend below “FRANCE DECR 1914 YPRES 1915 SALONICA 1915-1918. Attractively framed, 26 x 22”. Well-preserved. $100-150

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Field Marshal Frederick Sleigh Roberts, 1st Earl Roberts (“Lord Roberts of Kandahar)”. One of the most successful British commanders of the 19th Century. Color Print of “Bobs” The Hero of Kandahar. Lord Roberts in dress uniform standing 3⁄ 4 left holding baton braced atop a writing desk. Neatly matted in brush gold frame, 23⅞ x 30⅓”. Excellent condition. $60-100

619

RAF and Battle of Britain - Group Captain Douglas Bader. Purple-gray photographic image of the RAF Ace signed in his hand in blue ink “Mum, Luv Douglas”. Accompanied by framed Friends of the Royal Air Force Museum certificate noting that Group Captain Sir Douglas Bader, CBE, DSO, DFC “has been duly recorded… as a member of the Society of Friends of the Royal Air Force...” Both in excellent condition. [2] $60-100

Large, Pleasing Portrait of an Officer of the 46th Regiment of Foot

Military Portraits

621

620

Portrait of an Officer of the 45th (1st Nottinghamshire) Regiment of Foot, ca. 1840. 19th Century. Oil on canvas. Unsigned. Interior: 24⅓ x 29⅓”. Young officer in full dress uniform sporting fashionable curls faces 3⁄ 4 right. A work of some naiveté. A few minor loss spots in field, varnished over craquelure. In old goldbrushed frame with regimental placard affixed below, 283⁄ 4 - 331⁄ 2 ”. Ex Hammatt Collection. $500-700 WWW.SPINK.COM

Portrait of an Officer of the 46th (South Devonshire) Regiment of Foot, 1828. Oil on canvas. Signed “J. Bridges 1828”. Interior: 26⅓ x 34⅓”. Smiling officer, some merriment in his eyes, in full dress faces 3⁄ 4 left, holding his shako in his right hand. Attractively framed, 31⅓ x 39⅓”. Ex Hammatt Collection. $1,000-1,500

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623

624

Portrait Miniature of Ensign John Galway, 103rd Regiment (Lancashire Artillery Volunteers). Latter part of the 19th Century. Galway sits in full uniform on a balustrade. Born in 1843, Galway entered military service June, 1860. He died of cholera in India in April, 1865 and was buried at Asirgarh Fort, Khandesh district, Central Provinces. Gold-brush matted, and framed, 8⅓ x 10”. Slight tape adhesion on glass near sidepiece. Ex Hammatt Collection. $150-300

625

Portrait Miniature of Captain Charles Clark, 1st Bengal European Light Infantry. Mid- to Latter part of the 19th Century. The young captain looks forward with expressive eyes. Clark served in the Sutlej Campaign in the First Anglo-Sikh War. During the Battle of Ferozshah he was seriously wounded, and later died of his wounds on the 13th of October, 1846. Framed with inset gradated borders, 71⁄ 4 x 71⁄ 2 ”. A handsome miniature. Ex Hammatt Collection. $150-300

626

Pair of Portrait Miniatures of British Military Officers. Mid- to late 19th Century. The first, a facing young portrait identified as Captain William Armstrong (1829-1889), 16th Regiment (Bedfordshire) of Foot. Attractively framed, 6⅓ x 7”. The second is that of an unidentified young officer of the 8th Regiment (The King’s) of Foot. Framed, stepped borders, 7 x 8”. Pleasing pair. Ex Hammatt Collection. [2] $200-300

Portrait Miniature of an Officer of the 22nd (Cheshire) Regiment of Foot. Midto late 19th Century. Young mustachioed officer in full dress, holding his shako in one hand and gloves in the other. In double-leaf bordered frame, 8 3⁄ 4 x 10”. Ex Hammatt Collection. $150-300

Portrait Miniature of an officer of the 85th (Bucks Volunteers) Kings Light Infantry. Mid- to latter part of the 19th Century. Young officer sporting sideburns and wearing dress uniform faces 3⁄ 4 right. Inset, garnished matting, ornate goldbrushed frame with stepped borders, 83⁄ 4 x 91⁄ 2 ”. A fine miniature. Ex Hammatt Collection. $150-300

THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES 627

Quintet of Portrait Miniatures of British Military Officers. 19th-early 20th Century. Four in black lacquer frames ca. 4 x 5 to 5 x 6”, one in oval velour. The latter with light water damage at top of portrait. Ex Hammatt Collection. [5] $150-300

632

Crimean War. Color Print after Robert Gibb’s Forward 42nd. Colin Campbell shouting “Forward Forty-Second” directs the Highlanders against Russian forces on the heights north of Sebastopol. Attractively framed, 371⁄ 2 x 253⁄ 4 ”. Excellent condition. $75-125

633

Crimean War. Black & White print after Robert Gibb’s “Thin Red Line.” A twodeep line of Sutherland Highlanders — the 93rd Regiment of Foot fire on charging Russian cavalry at the Battle of Balaclava. Attractively matted and framed, 38⅞ x 26”. Excellent condition. $60-100

634

Anglo-Zulu War, 1879 - Isandhlwana. Color Print after Charles Fripp’s “Isandhlwana”. A Centenary Limited Edition print, number 255 of 850. Knot of British defenders make their last stand at Isandhlwana, one of the worst military disasters suffered by the British Army in the late 19th Century. Royal Regiment of Wales ink inscription below at right. Neatly matted and framed (small adhesion to glass), 32⅓ x 23”. Fine condition. $60-100

635

Boer War - Group of four Prints of Vanity Fair 1899-1905. Lithographs by Spy. Lord Kitchener - “Khartoum”, 14⅓ x 20”, Lord Roberts - “Bobs 14⅓ x 20”; John Stewart-Murray (“the Marquess of Tullibardine”) - “Scottish horse”; General Baden-Powell, Lord Roberts, Lord Kitchener etc. - “A General Group”. Each neatly matted and framed. The first two 14⅓ x 20”, the third 14⅓ x 19”, the last 221⁄ 2 x 171⁄ 2 ”. The glass broken on “A General Group”, otherwise all in Excellent condition. [4] $125-175

Prints and Engravings 628

629

Napoleonic War. Pair of 19th Engravings - Duke of Wellington and Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson. The Wellington by Johnson Fry & Co., 1869 after the painting by Alonzo Chappel. The Nelson, ca. 1870s, showing an older Nelson in full uniform seated, his hand in his jacket. Both with facsimile signature below. Very Fine. Each matted and in matching, handsome frames, 10⅞ x 133⁄ 4 ”. $40-60 Battle of Waterloo. Hand-colored Engraving after James Prinsep Beadle’s The Captive Eagle. First quarter of the 20th Century. Soldier on horseback holds aloft captured French colors as Allied troops cheer around him. Badge of the 1st Royal Dragoons below, inscribed at right “The Captive Eagle - Taken by the Royal Dragoons from the 105th French Regiment at Waterloo”. Neatly matted and framed, 313⁄ 4 x 29”. Excellent condition. $75-125

630

Battle of Waterloo. Black & White Print after Lady Butler’s painting “Scotland Forever”. The Royal Scots Greys charge forward at the Battle of Waterloo, below is an inset hat badge of the Royal Scots Greys. Attractively matted and framed, 371⁄ 2 x 261⁄ 2 ”. Excellent condition. $75-125

631

Waterloo Campaign. Color Print after Lady Butler’s painting “28th Regiment at Quatre Bras”. The North Gloucestershire — 28th Regiment of Foot, in square formation fire on French troops at Quatre Bras two days before the Battle of Waterloo. Attractively matted and framed, 343⁄ 4 x 23”. Fine condition. $75-125

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636

WWI British Recruitment Poster - He did his duty. Will YOU do YOURS?. Flagdraped portrait of Lord Roberts of Kandahar at center, helmet and legend below. Published by the Parliamentary Recruitment Committee, London. Printed by Johnson, Riddle & Co., Ltd., London. Neatly framed, 21 x 31”. Well-preserved. $100-150

637

Battle of Britain 40th Anniversary, 19401980 Limited Edition Spitfire Print Signed by 10 notable participants. Color print of the famed Spitfire MH434 signed by 10 Battle of Britain participants - Jeffrey Kindersley Quill, Wing Commanders Geoffrey Page, Bob Stanford-Tuck and Paddy Barthropp, Group Commanders Sir Douglas Bader, John Cunningham, and Brian Kingcome, Alan Deere, Air Vice Marshal Johnnie Johnson, and Air Chief Marshal Sir Christopher Foxley-Norris. Matted and in attractive modern frame, 32 x 20”. Excellent condition. $75-125

638

Trio of British Military Color Prints. 3rd (The Prince of Wales’s) Dragoon Guards, 14th (The King’s) Light Dragoons, and 17th Light Dragoons (Lancers). By M.A. Hayes, J.H. Lynch. Each attractively framed, 19⅔ x 16”. The first light water damage. Ex Hammatt Collection. [3] $100-150 67

639

Large lot of British Military Color Prints. 19th-20th Century. Thirteen pieces framed frames sizes from 8 x 10” to 14 1⁄ 2 x 16 1⁄ 2 ” (one a mini); 18 unframed - 17 of which matted, one not. Various regiments; also “British Military Uniforms” - 1958 print portfolio; and a framed (17 x 22”) group of 7 French military prints (large tarot card size). All Very Good condition. Ex Hammatt Collection. [33] $150-200

640

Group of miscellaneous British Paper Militaria. Includes original Gale & Polden’s “Official Naval & Military Medals & Ribbons from 1793 to the Present Day” (fraying on spine and edge, penciling inside card cover), 2 Boer War-era Cabinet Portraits of “Somerville & Meachin” and “Paton & Hendry” in uniform, wearing plain trews, pith helmets at their feet; Boer War stereocard of the Royal Munster Fusiliers; private papers of Lt. John Favell, 63rd Surrey, ca. 1943-1966 (autographed Sergeant’s and Officers’ Farewell Dinner Programs, National ID Card, HQ listings, etc); 1916 military musical program, facsimile Regimental Board document for the awarding of an Indian Mutiny Medal with Delhi and Relief of Lucknow clasps, and other. Good to Fine. [21+] $25-50

641

“On Service at Home and Abroad” by Major J. Percy Groves, dedicated by special permission to Field Marshal His Royal Highness The Duke of Cambridge K.G. etc. etc.. Rafael Tuck & Sons, London, Paris & New York, ca. 1890. Printed at the Fine Art Works, Saxony. Quarto, red-cloth covers, gilt edge pages, 76pp. Illustrations by Harry Payne and Arthur Payne, each page illustrated - B & W and color. Ranges from the Peninsular to the Second Afghan War. A rare title on 19th Century British military life. Pencil mark on blank inside cover page. A Very Good and overall very well cared-for tome. Ex Hammatt Collection. $75-150

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Toy Soldiers 642

Britain’s Toy Soldiers — Royal Scots Greys, No. 32. Lot of seven sets, four of which in original boxes. Each set contains five soldiers, save one which contains four. Playworn. Ex Hammatt Collection. [7 sets] $200-300

643

Britain’s Toy Soldiers Lot. Includes: 1st Dragons-The Royals. Set of five in original box. Expertly repainted; The 16th Queen’s Lancers/5th Royal Irish Lancers, No.33. Set of five in original box; and Foot Soldiers, two “sets” not in original boxes - one of nice soldiers including bugler, one with 16 soldiers (four missing arms). Some playworn, decent condition. Ex Hammatt Collection. [4 sets] $125-175

644

645

Britain’s Toy Soldiers - The Life Guards Lot of six sets. Three No. 1 sets, one No. 400, two sets not in original boxes. Each set contains five soldiers, one set with an extra soldier. Generally nice grade, two soldiers missing swords. Ex Hammatt Collection. [6 sets] $200-300

646

Small lot of Britain’s Toy Soldiers. Includes 11th Hussars. Pre-WWII types. Nine soldiers — Five on black horse, four on brown; Decent grade, and Cowboys Mounted, No. 179. Five cowboys in original box. Playworn. Ex Hammatt Collection. [14] $75-125

647

Large lot of Britain’s Toy Soldiers, parade units. Pre-WWII, all equestrian. Parade Band unit of 20 Scots Greys - including kettledrum player, oboist, and cymbal player. One head broken off (included); Parade Band Unit of 19 Lifeguards - including two kettledrum players. One head broken off (included), one broken hoof, 2 missing arms; Parade Unit of 20 Grenadiers; and mixed equestrian group of 19, also single cowboy (head broken off, included). Some nice grade, some neatly repainted, some very playworn. Ex Hammatt Collection. [79] $300-600

Britain’s Toy Soldiers Lot. Includes Grenadier Guards, No. 312, 3 sets - one with 12 soldiers, one with 11, one with seven (first two in original boxes); Royal Welsh Fusiliers (23rd Foot), No. 74, two sets, one in original box, each set 7 soldiers and goat mascot; and The Duke of Cambridge’s Own (Middlesex Regiment), No. 76, 2 sets, 8 soldiers in each, both in original green boxes. Some playworn, but generally nice condition. Ex Hammatt Collection. [7 sets] $250-350

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Other Militaria 648

649

650

La Garde Impériale (1804-1815) par L. Fallou. La Giberne, Paris 1901. Folio, soft covers, string-bound, 378 page, a number of black and white illustrations. Some soiling on covers, clean pages. Very Good; with separate folio of color plates (covers separated some plates with edge nicks and/or spots); also Le Costume Militaire by Hector Large. Aux Editions Arc-en-Ciel, Paris. Card covers, 105 color plates. Very Good; and six loose color prints of Prussian uniforms. Ex Hammatt Collection. [9] $100-200

651

Group of Large Color Prints of early 19th Century Prussian Infantry. From “Darstellung der Königl. Preussischen Infanterie in 36 Figuren: drawn by Friedrich Lieder and aquatint by Professor Jügel 1825. Herbert Buber, Potsdam (1940). Fourteen of the prints are loose and in the Herbert Buber edition folio, 7 are framed. A few of the loose prints with edge nicks or edge pinholes, a few of the framed with some foxing, one of the frame’s glass cracked. Ex Hammatt Collection. [21] $150-250

652

Canada. Pair of Royal Military College of Canada Pillbox hats. WWI-WWII era. Black with red trim at top, broad gold thread embroidered band, gold bullion “beehive” cap on top, thin leather chin strap. Maker’s label inside:William Scully, Montreal. Very well-preserved with no issues. Ex Hammatt Collection. [2] $150-200

A pair of French Military Epaulettes. Late 19th Century. By G. Pilliard. Gold thread, coiled edges, rows of hanging rope braid, gilt button with military trophy. In original Pilliard case. Very well-preserved. Ex Hammatt Collection. $250-350

Armée Française -Types Militaries (18571870). By François Hippolyte Lalaisse. Morier, Paris (1871). Imperial Folio, 59 large hand-colored lithographic plates of French military costumes. Half cloth over marbled boards, red morocco spine, gilt lettered. All plates intact, foxing, spotting and light water damage. Otherwise: Very Good. Ex Hammatt Collection. $500-600

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653

U.S. Trio: 19th Century Shako. Bell-top, black felt body, patent leather top and peak. Small brass star on front, red and white tuft on top, brass bosses with bust of Washington suspend chin scales used as front piece, leather chin straps. Maker’s tag (torn) inside: “Ri(dabock) & Co…65 Mad(ison Ave. NY). Scale sidepiece on right side broken off (included), scuff on top; Pair of cloth epaulettes. Blue with red trim and fringe, brass U.S. Union eagle button. Affixed tag claims them as American Artillery Civil War; “Cowpens”-style flag. 13 white stars on blue field, four red, three white stripes. Narrow and long, approx. 10 3⁄ 4 x 112”. Possibly used for US Centennial or other celebration. Old inking on back of white grommets endpiece “Townend Bro. Est.” Last two both excellent condition. Ex Hammatt Collection. [3] $300-400

654

U.S. Civil War. G.A.R. Edwin E. Day Post, Greenfield, Massachusetts Memorial Flag for Lafayette Cook, 1915. 48-star flag inscribed on three of its white stripes: IN MEMORY OF COMRADE LAFAYETTE COOK EDWIN E. DAY, POST 174 G.A.R. Born in Pompey, NY in 1829, Lafayette Cook served in the US Navy during the Mexican War, then was for 10 years after a merchantman. From 1852-1855 he was in California. On August 26, 1862, in Windham, Vermont, he enlisted in Company D, 16th Vermont Regiment. He was mustered out a year later. Leaving Vermont, he settled in Greenfield, MA. There he was a member of the Edwin E. Day GAR Post. Cook died Oct. 29, 1915. Some tiny moth holes and small rents, otherwise Very Fine. Ex Hammatt Collection. $75-125

655

U.S. Naval Women’s Reserve (WAVE) Dress mixed Uniform. WWII-1950’s. Navy blue jumper with Blue Rating shoulder badge, black size 32R trousers; and cap. Moderate wear. Ex Hammatt Collection. [3] $30-50

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Large Lot of American Silverware

Miscellaneous Rare Fores’ Continuous Accordion Strip of the Coronation of Queen Victoria

656

Great Britain. On the Coronation of Victoria. Fores’ Correct Representation of the State Procession on the Occasion of the August Ceremony of Her Majesty’s Coronation June 28th, 1838, Sixty Feet Long. Price L.1.11s.6d. Colored, 16s. Plain. Also Accurate Views of the Interior of the Abbey During the Ceremony. Published by Messrs. Fores, at their Sporting & Fine Print Repository and Frame Manufactory, 41 Piccadilly, Corner of Sackville Street [August 20, 1838]. First and only edition and issue. Thirty-three hand colored sections in a continuous accordion strip depict Victoria’s full coronation procession in aquatint. Giltstamped front, original pink cloth binding and metal latch. Fores’ paste-down advertisement inside back cover. Tape support on spine. Some minor splits at spine, and a few spots of light edge fraying. A Good example and rare. Ex Hammatt Collection. $350-500

657

Large lot of 19th-20th Century American Silverware. Hallmarked, maker’s silvermark or marked Sterling. 7 Pounds (= 112 oz). Makers marks include: Simmons & Walters, Lockport (spoon set); Bailey, Banks & Biddle; Smith Patterson Co. (spoon set); E.S. & J. Ettenheimer; Pitkin, J.F. Pitkin (Buffalo, NY), James M. Ford. Nearly all American, a few English strays and a silver folding mess spoon by Volterrani & Raddi, (Firenze). Mostly spoons and forks of various sizes, some ladles, servers, a napkin holder, a shaker and shaker tray. Some sets, some personalized; In addition (not included in weight) — a meat spit with what appears to be a silver handle and 2 silverplate ladles, one of which by Rogers & Bro. All well-kept. Ex Hammatt Collection. $1,000-1,500

658

Trio of Decoy Doves by R. Mackenzie. Porous gray stone, metal beaks. Approx. 7” long, 4” high. Signed on bottom of each R. Mackenzie in black. With mounting rods. Excellent condition. Ex Hammatt Collection. [3] $100-150

UNITED STATES COINS

Enlarged

659

1652 Pine Tree Shilling. No pellets at trunk. VF Details, obverse scratches and clipped. 2.81 gms. Deep old cabinet toning, sharp centers. $1,000-1,500

660

1787 Fugio Copper. Cinquefoil after date. STATES UNITED. VG. Some obverse pitting, even brown. $100-150

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Half Cents

661

1795 Liberty Cap Facing Right Half Cent. Lettered Edge With Pole. Very Fine details. The obverse rim has a deep notch. $500-750

662

1803 Draped Bust Half Cent. Close fraction. PCGS VF25. $150-250

663

1807 Draped Bust Half Cent. Extremely Fine. With lovely milk chocolate brown problem-free surfaces. $300-500

664

1835 Classic Head Half Cent. PCGS AU53. $100-150

670

Complete Set of Lincoln Cents 19092010 in a Brown Dansco Album. Includes 1922 Plain and 1955 Double Die. (No 1972/1972) . 1909-S VDB AU, 1914-D About Fine. 1922 Plain VG. Most of the early dates are VG. Mostly Uncirculated after 1940. Sold as is, no returns. [305] $1,500-2,500

671

Partial Set of Lincoln Cents 1909-1950, Botanical Gardens and Other Sets. Most of the key and semi-key dates are missing. Early dates are average circulated. Coins in the 1940s are mostly Uncirculated. Also included: 1909VDB BU; 1943 Steel BU; 1944 BU and 1998 BU. Botanical Garden Coin and Currency Sets(2); World War II 50th Anniversary Commemorative Coin and Victory Medal Set; Thomas Jefferson Coinage and Currency Set and some partial Mint sets. $40-50

Three-Cent Pieces 672

Silver Three Cent Trio. 1853 EF; 1858 AU details; 1861 EF, toned. [3] $100-150

673

1867 Three Cent Nickel. NGC PF 65 Cameo. CAC verified.. Lovely cameo effect, mirror-like fields. Only a tiny blemish on the cheek keeps this from an even higher grade. $700-800

674

1874 Three Cent Nickel. PCGS PR 64. CAC verified. Attractive pale steely tone. $300-350

675

1880 Three Cent Nickel. NGC PF 66. Crisp types in pleasing near flawless light gray fields. $650-700

Large Cents 665

1794 Liberty Cap Facing Right Cent. Head of 1794. F-VF details. The obverse has a shallow depression. $250-350

666

1820 Large Date Matron Head Cent. Brown Almost Uncirculated. $150-250

667

Large Cent Assortment. 1802 S-230 VF30 in a SEGS holder; 1817 13 Stars EF details, scratch in the obverse field, and there is a rim nick; 1837 Plain Cord, Medium Letters, EF-AU details, mottled surfaces; 1851 EF details, dark. [4] $100-150

Small Cents 668

1864L & 1857 Cent Pairing. 1864L Extremely Fine details, but there is a small pit in the second T in STATES; 1857 Extremely Fine, lightly porous surfaces. [2] $100-150

669

Nice Group of Assorted EF to AU Indians. 1859-1909. 1859 EF; 1862 AU; 1863 AU with some light staining on the reverse; 1909 AU. [3] $120-180

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Superlative Proof 1881 Three Cent Nickel

681

Group of 1938-D PCGS66. [10]

Buffalo

Nickels $300-500

682

676

677

1881 Three Cent Nickel. PCGS PR67. CAC verified. A superlative example of this Proof striking. Satiny lustre, pristine fields show off well bold, frosty devices. $3,500-4,000

Half Dimes

683

1796 Draped Bust Small Eagle Half Dime. V-1. LIKERTY. Extremely Fine details. Slightly bent, and there are some rim scrapes, but almost all of the main design elements are crystal clear. $750-1,250

684

1838 No Drapery Large Stars Seated Liberty Half Dime. PCGS MS63. Moderate and attractive pink and blue toning. $200-300

685

Half Dime Assortment. 1831-1861. 1831 Choice EF with lovely natural toning throughout; 1837 Small Date No Stars EF, lightly cleaned; 1854 Arrows AU; 1857 AU; 1861 Uncirculated. [5] $400-600

1889 Three Cent Nickel. PCGS PR 66. Boldly defined borders frame handsome frosty pearly-white devices. $450-550

Nickels

678

Complete Set of Uncirculated Jefferson Nickels 1938-2010 in a Brown Dansco Album. Includes Proof-only Issues. [206] $300-500

1873 Shield Nickel Closed 3, PCGS PR65. An attractive example with clear, highly reflective fields. $500-750

Dimes

679

680

1883 Shield Nickel. PCGS PR66 CAM. A sharp cameo proof offering solid eye appeal. $700-800

1891 Liberty Nickel. PCGS PR65. Pale blue-gray highlights on lady Liberty, hints of gold, olive and violet in liquid fields. Nice Proof specimen of this type. $500-600 73

686

1807 Draped Bust Dime. VF-EF. Silver gray tones ranging from light to dark. $1,000-1,500

687

1821 Small Date Capped Bust Dime. EF. $200-300

688

1835 Capped Bust Dime. EF. Dark toning accentuates the main devices. $120-180

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Liberty Seated Dime Assortment. 1837 No Stars Large Date EF details, light scratches; 1840 No Drapery EF detail, some pitting, and mottled toning; 1853 Arrows EF; 1856 EF; 1873 Open 3 No Arrows VFEF; 1874 Arrows EF; 1875 Unc. Details. Cleaned. [7] $300-500 696

Superb Proof 1908 Barber

1890 Liberty Seated Quarter. NGC PF 66+ Ultra Cameo. CAC verified.. Meticulous-detailed types displayed as stunning cameos in blazing satin white fields, a coin of outstanding eye appeal. $3,000-4,000

Superb 1891 Liberty Seated Quarter 690

1908 Barber Dime. NGC PF67. A lofty example offering superb types in boldly reflective fields bathed in violet hues with hints of blue-green. $3,000-4,000

691

Complete Set of Uncirculated Roosevelt Dimes 1946-2010 in a Brown Dansco Album. Includes Proof-only Issues. Most are Choice to Gem with attractive traces of peripheral toning present on several. Must be seen. Sold as is, no returns. [197] $250-350

1875-S Twenty-Cent Piece. PCGS MS62. Attractive satiny soft luster beneath evenly distributed light lavender luster. $500-750

Quarters 693

1891 Liberty Seated Quarter. PCGS MS67. A superb business-strike with very attractive types set off by boldly squared off edge and soft champagne highlights. $4,000-5,000

MS 67 Full Head 1930 Standing Liberty Quarter

Twenty-Cent Piece

692

697

1807 Draped Bust Quarter. Fine details. Scratches. $200-300

694

1835 Capped Bust Quarter. EF. Some old plastic holder residue on the surfaces. $200-300

695

Assortment of Liberty Seated Quarters. 1844-O VF-EF, moderately dark; 1857 EF; 1872 EF, small pit in obverse field; 1873 Arrows VF-EF; 1877-S VF-EF, stains. [5] $200-300

698

1930 Standing Liberty Quarter. NGC MS67 FH. Marvelous iridescent toning well compliments impeccably detailed types. Great eye appeal. $3,500-4,000

699

U.S. Quarter Assortment. 1909 AU details, lightly cleaned; 1917 T1 EF, toned; 1926 VF-EF; 1942 Unc. [4] $100-150

700

Washington Quarters in a Brown World Coin Library Album 1932-1995. Includes Proofs and Silver Proofs. Several AU to Uncirculated in the 1940s and1950s. A second album contains additional Washington Quarters from 1992 to 1999 including Proofs and Statehood Proofs. Must be seen. Sold as is, no returns. [311] $600-900

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Handsome Proof 1879 Liberty Seated Half

Complete Set of Washington Statehood Commemorative Quarters 1999-2009 Including Proofs and Silvers. Mounted in Dansco brown albums. Also Included is a set of Uncirculated State Quarters 1999-2008 in two Harris albums. Sold as is, no returns. [334] $150-250

Half Dollars 706

1879 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. NGC PF65. Full, rich peripheral russet hues, handsome types. $2,000-2,500

Nice Collection of Higher Grade Walking Liberty Half Dollars

702

1807 Draped Bust Half Dollar. O-108. VF-EF. Some mint luster still present. This issue is often found weakly struck. $300-500

703

1818 Capped Bust Half Dollar. VF-EF. $400-600

704

Bust Half Dollar Trio. 1830 EF; 1837 EF; 1838 VF details . [3] $250-350

705

A Nice Assortment of Seated Liberty Half Dollars. 1843-O EF, sharp details for this O-mint, but some areas of darker toning present; 1853 Arrows and Rays EF, moderate toning; 1854-O EF-AU, toned; 1858 EF; 1871 AU; 1873 EF-AU lightly toned; 1874 Arrows VF-EF, light stain on the reverse; 1877 EF details, cleaned, and a few scratches. [8] $500-750

707

1916 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated. Virtually free from obvious contact marks. $200-300

708

1916-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Almost Uncirculated. Clear surfaces. $150-250

709

1916-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated. A few light contact marks in the obverse field between “T” and “Y,” mentioned only for the sake of accuracy. $750-1,250

710

1917 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated. A lovely example, with hints of soft lavender toning throughout. $100-150

711

1917 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated. $75-125

THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES 712

713

1917-D Obverse Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Almost Uncirculated. One light toning spot near the “E,” otherwise white. $300-450

719

1919 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS AU58. $750-1,250

720

1919-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS AU53. $750-1,250

721

1919-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. EF. $500-750

722

1920 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated. $150-250

723

1920-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Almost Uncirculated. Cleaned. $150-250

724

1920-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS Genuine, Cleaning - UNC Details. Fairly attractive. $750-1,250

1917-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS AU58. $400-600

714

1917-S Obverse Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS MS62. Lightly to moderately toned. $2,000-3,000

715

1917-S Reverse Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS AU58. $150-250

716

1918 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Almost Uncirculated. $100-150

717

1918-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS UNC Details, Genuine, Scratch.A generous amount of luster is present. $300-500

718

1918-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Almost Uncirculated. $150-250

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725

726

727

728

729

1927-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS Genuine, Cleaning -UNC Details. $500-750

730

1928-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS MS62. $1,000-1,500

731

1929-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated. $300-500

732

1929-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Almost Uncirculated. $200-300

733

1933-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Uncirculated. $300-500

1921 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS62. $3,000-5,000

1921-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Very Fine. Nice original silver gray surfaces. There is a minor rim bruise on the reverse rim at 3 oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;clock, mentioned merely for the sake of accuracy. $1,000-1,500

1921-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. FVF. A few deep gray toning spots are present along with a trivial rim bruise. $300-500

1923-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS MS62. With hints of light lavender toning throughout. $1,200-1,800

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1934 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. $60-90

742

1937-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated. A very light pin scratch across the eagleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wing, otherwise Choice. $100-150

743

1937-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated. $75-125

735

1934-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS MS64. With full mint luster and traces of light lavender toning. $200-300

736

1934-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated. $200-300

744

1938 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS PR66. $400-600

1935-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. $200-300

745

1938 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. $100-150

746

1938-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated. $300-500

747

1939 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PR66. $400-600

748

1939-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. $100-150

749

1940 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS PR66. $300-500

737

738

1935-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated. $175-250

739

1936 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS PR62. $750-1,250

740

1936-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated. $75-125

741

1937 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS PR64. $300-500

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1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS PR64. $200-300

751

1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. PCGS PR65. $200-300

752

Brilliant Uncirculated “Short” Set of Walking Liberty Half Dollars 1941-1947 . BU to Choice BU. [20] $600-900

753

Assortment of Uncirculated Walking Liberty Half Dollars. 1935; 1936; 1936-D; 1937; 1939; 1939-D; 1940; 1940-S. BU to Choice BU. [8] $250-350

754

Complete Set of Brilliant Uncirculated Franklin Half Dollars 1948-1963 in a Blue Whitman Album. Also included is a 1963 Proof. [36] $500-750

755

Complete Set of Kennedy Half Dollars including Proof-Only Issues. 1964-2008. In a brown Dansco album. Also included are 2009-PDS, 2009-S Proof, 2010-P & D. [186] $1,000-1,500

757

1842 Liberty Seated Dollar. PCGS XF45. $200-300

758

U. S. Silver Dollar Type Collection. 1871 Seated Dollar EF details, minor rim scrapes, scratches and stains; 1876-S Trade Dollar EF details, stain on the reverse; 1883-O Morgan Dollar BU, 1921 Peace Dollar Uncirculated, lightly cleaned; 1923 Peace Dollar, Uncirculated; 1976 Eisenhower Dollar BU; 1976-D Eisenhower Dollar AU. [7] $300-500

759

1879-S Morgan Dollar. PCGS MS 67+. CAC verified. Bold frosty devices in near immaculate, mirrorlike fields are set off by great lustre. $1,200-1,400

Gem 1882-CC Morgan Dollar Silver Dollars 1798 Wide Date

756

1798 Wide Date Draped Bust Dollar. Heraldic Eagle Reverse. PCGS VF30. Perhaps better. $1,500-2,500

760

1882-CC Morgan Dollar. PCGS MS67. Iridescent gold and cobalt blue highlight Liberty’s profile; frosted crisply detailed devices. $4,500-5,500

761

1884-CC Morgan Dollar. In the original plastic, but no box or papers. Uncirculated. $150-250

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U.S. GOLD COINS

769

1851-C Liberty $1 Gold. NGC AU 58. $1,500-2,500

770

1853 Liberty $1 Gold. NGC MS 61. $250-350

762

1886 Morgan Dollar. In a NNC holder MS 66. $125-175

763

1890-CC Morgan Dollar. Scuff on chin and some obverse contact marks. About Very Fine. $40-50

764

765

766

767

768

Brilliant Uncirculated Morgan Dollar Assortment 1878-1890 in a Brown Dansco Album. BU to Choice BU. Dates include 1878-S; 1879; 1879-O; 1880; 1880S; 1881; 1881-O; 1881-S; 1882; 1882-CC; 1882-O; 1882-S; 1883; 1883-O; 1884; 1884-O; 1885; 1885-O; 1886; 1887; 1887O; 1888; 1888-O; 1890; 1890-O. [25] $1,000-1,500 Assortment of Circulated Morgan Dollars 1878 to 1892. All different dates. 1878 7F VG; 1879-S EF-AU; 1880-O EF-AU; 1886O Fine, light stain; 1887-S EF lightly cleaned; 1889-O EF lightly cleaned; 1889-S EF cleaned; 1890-S EF lightly cleaned; 1892-O Fine; 1892-S G-VG; 1896-O Fine; 1897-O Fine; 1901-S About Fine. [18] $200-300 AU to BU Morgan Dollar Assortment 1891-1921 in a Brown Dansco Album. Dates include 1891; 1891-S; 1896; 1897; 1897-S; 1898; 1898-O; 1899-O; 1900: 1900-O; 1901-O; 1902; 1902-O; 1903; 1904; 1904-O; 1921 Morgan; 1921-D Morgan; 1921-S Morgan. [19] $800-1,200 Complete Set of Eisenhower Dollars 1971-1978 including Proofs in a brown Coinmaster album. Some with light toning. Should be seen, sold as is. [32] $100-150

771

1855 Indian Princess $1 Gold. EF-AU. Clashed dies. $300-500

772

1874 Liberty $1 Gold. NGC MS 61. $200-300

773

1836 Classic Head $2.5. Block 8. NGC XF 45. $500-750

774

1898 Liberty $2.5. PCGS AU58. $250-350

Bold, Gem 1905 Liberty Two-and-a-Half

775

1905 Liberty $2.5. NGC MS 67+. A splendid example with remarkably bold types. $2,200-2,600

776

1911 Indian $2.5. MS61. $200-300

Set of Susan B. Anthony Dollars including Proofs and Sacagawea Dollars 2007-2016, and Presidential Dollars 2007-2011 including Proofs. Must be seen, sold as is. [122] $200-300 777

1855 Three Dollar. PCGS XF45. $400-600

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778

1836 Classic Head $5. PCGS XF45. $600-900

779

1845-D Liberty $5. Date well to the left. PCGS XF45. $1,250-1,750

780

1844-O Liberty $5. NGC AU 55.

787

1907 Motto on Reverse Indian $10. NGC AU 58. $600-900

788

1910-D Indian $10. NGC AU 58. The slab is cracked, but the coin is not damaged. $600-900

789

1856-S Liberty $20. PCGS Genuine. Salt water damage - AU Details. $1,250-1,750

790

1876-S Liberty $20. PCGS AU58.

$600-900 781

1880-S Liberty $5. PCGS AU50. $300-450

782

1909-D Indian $5. PCGS MS61. $400-600

783

1913 Indian $5. NGC AU 58. $300-450

$1,000-1,500 784

791

1847 Liberty $10. NGC AU 55.

1896-S Liberty $20. Extremely Fine. $750-1,250

$750-1,250 785

1880 Liberty $10. NGC MS 60. $600-900

792 786

1904 Liberty $20. NGC AU 58. $1,000-1,500

1883 Liberty $10 Gold. EF. $500-750 81

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1850 One Cent, Judd-119

793

1908 No Motto St. Gaudens $20. NGC MS 63. $1,200-1,600

794

1924 St. Gaudens $20. PCGS AU58. $1,000-1,500

A SELECTION OF U.S. PATTERNS

795

1856 Half Cent, Judd-177, Pollock-205, R.5, PF64 NGC. Like the regular half cent dies of 1856 but composed of an experimental metal. Eventually the experiment lead to the successful introduction of the copper-nickel small cents. The planchets for these pieces are copper-nickel, either 88% copper or 90% copper. Struck with a plain edge. Bright orange-red highly reflective surfaces are seen on both sides of this attractive example. The strike is bold except for a few trivial weak spots. Deeply mirrored, with lots of eye appeal. From the Lemus Collection. Ex. Heritage January 2009 Lot 1548 where it realized $4,600. PCGS Total Graded = 32. Number at this grade 13. Number graded higher = 7: NGC Total Graded 10. Number at this grade 5. Number graded higher = 4. $3,000-5,000

796

1850 One Cent, Judd-119 Original, Pollock-134, Low R.6, PCGS PR64. The obverse with CENT at the top, the date at the bottom, two rosettes at the sides, and a hole in the center. The reverse with the inscriptions USA and ONE TENTH SILVER near the edges. Struck in billon (10% silver, 90% copper) with a plain edge. The reverse has the characteristic die cracks, as do most representatives of this scarce pattern. Richly toned with lovely olive-gray and slate-gray surfaces. PCGS Total Graded = 30. Number at this grade 8. Number graded higher = 6: NGC Total Graded 11. Number at this grade 4. Number graded higher = 3. $4,000-6,000

797

1858 Indian Cent, Judd-208, NGC PF62. The exact design of the 1859 Indian cent featuring the laurel wreath reverse. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. Centered date. Six-leaf clusters in the laurel wreath. Light tan brown surfaces for the most part. PCGS Total Graded = 123. Number at this grade 19. Number graded higher = 95: NGC Total Graded 63. Number at this grade 10. Number graded higher = 46. $1,000-1,500

798

1863 One Cent, Judd-299, ANACS PR62 Brown. Essentially the regular design of 1863, struck in bronze with a plain edge, medallic alignment and no L on the ribbon. ANACS does not designate whether the planchet is thick or thin. Deep brown with blue toning. PCGS Total Graded = 47. Number at this grade 3. Number graded higher = 43: NGC Total Graded 63. Number at this grade 1. Number graded higher = 61. $700-900

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1864 Two Cents, Judd-371, Pollock-440, Low R.6, NGC PF65. Struck from the regular coinage dies with Large Motto in copper-nickel 87% copper composition. Plain edge. Bright red reflective surfaces graced with misty blue and orange tones. PCGS Total Graded = 37. Number at this grade 6. Number graded higher = 0 + 4 Cameos including a 65 and two 66s: NGC Total Graded 22. Number at this grade 4. Number graded higher = 3 including two 65s and one 66. $3,000-5,000

Lovely 1882 Pattern Liberty Nickel, Judd-1680

1870 Standard Silver Ten Cents, Judd867, Pollock-963, High R.6, NGC PF66. Liberty Head wears a coronet and star. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA arcs across the top, with IN GOD WE TRUST on scroll below. The reverse features 10/CENTS inside a small oak and laurel wreath. STANDARD SILVER, in large letters, arcs across the top half of the reverse. The date is on the bottom. Struck in silver with a reeded edge. Deep blue and lavender toning throughout. PCGS reports only one finer example, a Proof 67. PCGS Total Graded = 11. Number at this grade 1. Number graded higher = 1, a 66+: NGC Total Graded 4. Number at this grade 2. Number graded higher = 1, one 67. $2,000-3,000

Ex Harry Bass, Jr. 1875 Twenty Cents, Judd-1407

800

1882 Pattern Liberty Nickel. Judd-1680, Pollock-1882. Rarity-6. Nickel. Plain Edge. PCGS PR66 CAM. Obverse: Bust of Liberty faces left. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around LIBERTY. 1882 below. The Liberty portrait is similar to that used on the regular issue Liberty nickel. Reverse: A large Roman numeral V surrounded by a wreath of corn and cotton. E PLURIBUS UNUM above. Light champagne iridescence graces the bright silver surfaces on both sides of this Gem Proof. The main devices exhibit some cameo contrast, but not quite enough for a full Cameo designation. The general appearance of the adopted 1883 Without CENTS nickel is clearly represented by this lovely pattern. PCGS Total Graded = 26. Number graded higher 3. Number at this grade higher = 2: NGC Total Graded 12. Number at this grade 1. Number graded higher = 0. $5,000-7,000

802

1875 Twenty Cents, Judd-1407, Pollock1550, Low R.6, PCGS PR64. The obverse is similar to the adopted die, but LIBERTY is incused (It is raised as on the regular issue coins). The reverse has the denomination twice, with TWENTY CENTS at the bottom, and 1â &#x201E;5 OF A DOLLAR in the center. Boldly struck, with highly reflective fields beneath lovely lavender toning. A very desirable example. Ex Harry Bass, Jr. Collection. PCGS Total Graded = 19. Number at this grade 8. Number graded higher = 2: NGC Total Graded 9. Number at this grade 3. Number graded higher = 5. $4,000-6,000

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1859 Longacre ‘French Head’ Half Dollar

803

804

1869 Standard Silver Quarter Dollar, Judd-733, Pollock-814, R.5, PCGS PR62. Bust of Liberty facing right. Headband with LIBERTY on it. The obverse has UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around the top, and IN GOD WE TRUST on a scroll below. The reverse features an oak and laurel wreath surrounding “25 CENTS. STANDARD SILVER 1869.” Struck in silver with a reeded edge. Brilliant, highly reflective surfaces on both sides with hints of rose and blue peripheral toning. Some very light hairlines in the fields. Ex Harry Bass, Jr. Collection. PCGS Total Graded = 43. Number at this grade 11. Number graded higher = 29: NGC Total Graded 32. Number at this grade 2. Number graded higher = 25. $1,000-1,500

805

1859 Half Dollar, Judd-238, NGC PF 45 BN. The Longacre “French Head.” Liberty faces right, laurel and vine in her hair. A ribbon on Liberty’s shoulder is inscribed LIBERTY, with UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around, and the date below. The HALF DOLLAR reverse design is reminiscent of the issued 1860 Seated dime. Struck in copper, with a reeded edge. Our example, like others we have seen, shows clear evidence of circulation. PCGS Total Graded = 26. Number at this grade 1. Number graded higher = 23+: NGC Total Graded 21. Number at this grade 1. Number graded higher = 19. $4,000-6,000

806

1859 Half Dollar, Judd-242, PCGS PR60 BN. “French Head.” Liberty faces right, draped with a ribbon inscribed with LIBERTY, and with a wide wreath of oak and vine on her head. Reverse: 50 CENTS within a wreath of cotton, tobacco, sugar cane, corn, wheat, and oak. Struck in copper, with a reeded edge. The surfaces exhibit mottled brown toning with areas of mint red below, more apparent on the reverse. PCGS Total Graded = 21. Number at this grade 1. Number graded higher = 20 Brown and 11 Red: NGC Total Graded 14. Number at this grade 0. Number graded higher = 12. $1,000-1,500

1869 Standard Silver Quarter Dollar, Judd-734, Pollock-815, High R.6, PCGS PR64. Liberty, facing right, wears a headband inscribed with LIBERTY in raised letters. A plain ribbon gracefully flows through Liberty’s hair and across her shoulders. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA arches across the top. IN GOD WE TRUST appears on a ribbon below. The reverse features 25/CENTS within an oak and laurel wreath. STANDARD SILVER at the top, and the date, 1869, below. Struck in silver with a plain edge. Boldly struck, with brilliant, highly reflective surfaces on both sides. Hints of rose and blue toning add eye appeal. PCGS Total Graded = 11. Number at this grade 2. Number graded higher = 3: NGC Total Graded 11. Number at this grade 3. Number graded higher = 5. $1,500-2,500

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Aluminum 1868 Three Dollar, Judd-655

808 807

1878 Goloid Metric Dollar, Judd-1563, Pollock-1754, Low R.6, PCGS PR63. Liberty faces left, wearing a cap adorned with wheat ears, cotton leaves and bolls. LIBERTY is inscribed in incuse letters on her headband. 13 stars ringing the rim. E PLURIBUS UNUM arches across the top. On the reverse, GOLOID/METRIC/1— G./16.1—S./1.9—C./GRAMS 14.25. appears within a circle of 38 stars. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is above, 100 CENTS below. Struck in goloid with a reeded edge. This is the only reverse die used in 1878 that included METRIC as part of the inscription. Goloid experiments continued into 1880, then ceased, perhaps because the opponents of goloid convinced some of the supporters that the metal could be easily confused with silver. This very attractive example exhibits light lavender toning accentuating the central devices on the obverse. Ex. Heritage January 2009, Lot 1894. PCGS Total Graded = 18. Number at this grade 6. Number graded higher = 3: NGC Total Graded 5. Number at this grade 1. Number graded higher = 2. $4,000-6,000

1868 Three Dollars, Judd-655, Pollock728, Low R.7, NGC PF62. CAC verified. Struck in aluminum with reeded edges. From the regular dies for the Indian Princess three dollar gold issue. Medallic die alignment, as on the regular gold proofs. Bright, highly reflective surfaces, and the main devices show signs of Cameo-like frost. A tiny rim nick is mentioned only for the sake of accuracy. Part of a complete 16-piece aluminum proof set. Ex: Treasury Secretary Hugh McCulloch (circa 1868); McCulloch family; Eric Newman; Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society. Ex. Lot 1734 Stack’s 11/2009 where it brought $6500 + 15% = $7,475. PCGS Total G Graded = 4. Number at this grade 0. Number graded higher = 4, all 64s; NGC Total Graded 5. Number at this grade 1. Number graded higher = 4. $6,000-9,000

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Extremely Rare 1879 Coiled Hair Four Dollar, Ex-Lemus

Enlarged x2

809

1879 Coiled Hair Four Dollars, Judd-1640, Pollock-1840, High R.7, NGC PF66 Cameo. Ex: Lemus Collection. George T. Morgan’s Coiled Hair design. Liberty’s hair is braided, and a hair band in front reads LIBERTY. 6*G*.3*S*.7*C*7*GR*A*M*S* circles the obverse. A five-pointed star occupies the center of the reverse, surrounded by E PLURIBUS UNUM and DEO EST GLORIA. Struck in aluminum with a reeded edge. The main devices contrast greatly with the highly reflective fields, justifying the Cameo designation from NGC. A light contact mark can be seen under low magnification on the lower left arm of the five-pointed star on the reverse. NGC has certified only one example in PR 66 Cameo and one example in PR 67 Cameo. While it seems sensible that examples were struck in aluminum as an economy measure, just the opposite is true. When these patterns were struck, aluminum was more precious than gold. The Emperor Napoleon reserved aluminum table ware for his most honored dinner guests. There are perhaps a total of four separate non-gilt specimens: 1. Public Auction Sale (Lester Merkin, 9/1967), lot 407; Rio Rancho (Superior, 10/1974), lot 136; 1979 ANA Sale (New England Rare Coin Auctions, 7/1979), lot 1358; Pittsburgh Elite Coin Auction (Superior, 8/2004), lot 893, realized $89,125. Not gilt. 2. Rare Coin List #10 (Paramount, 6/1975); Dallas Bank Collection (Sotheby’s/Stack’s, 10/2001), lot 369. Not gilt. 3. Edward Maris Collection (H.P. Smith, 6/1886), lot 221; Garrett Collection (Stack’s, 3/1976), lot 668; Harry Bass; Harry Bass Research Foundation. Not gilt. 4. CSNS (Rarcoa, 5/1971), lot 397; Winter ANA (Steve Ivy, 2/1983), lot 1791; 1988 ANA (Heritage, 7/1988), lot 2759; The Lemus Collection (Heritage, 1/2009), lot 1930. The present example. Not gilt. PCGS Total Graded = 2. Number at this grade 0. Number graded higher = 1: NGC Total Graded 3. Number at this grade 1. Number graded higher = 1. $80,000-120,000

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810

1861 Ten Dollars, Judd-287, PCGS PR63 Brown. R.6. The obverse is identical to the regular issue 1861 $10 die. On the reverse GOD OUR TRUST appears above the eagleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s head. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. The deeply colored surfaces appear to be bronze with red and brown tones. The fields on the reverse show some faint whitish areas, not distracting. PCGS Total Graded = 6. Number at this grade 2. Number graded higher = 4: NGC Total Graded 9. Number at this grade 2. Number graded higher = 5. $4,000-6,000

814

815

1936 Gettysburg Half Dollar. ANACS MS 64. Frosty, satin-white highlights on sharp types, bold lustre. $300-350 1918 Lincoln Commemorative Half Dollar. Choice BU. $75-125

U.S. Commemorative Silver 811

812

816

1936. Norfolk Half Dollar. PCGS MS68. A superlative grade for this type, full pearly lustre. $800-1,000

817

1936. Norfolk Half Dollar. PCGS MS66. CAC verified. A sharp example with good eye appeal. $225-275

818

1926 Philadelphia Sesquicentennial Commemorative Half Dollar. PCGS MS62. $250-350

819

1925 Stone Mountain Half Dollar. PSI MS 64. Silky lustre, bold strike. $50-75

1892 Isabella Commemorative Quarter. Almost Uncirculated. Deep charcoal gray toning. $150-250

1937 Antietam Half Dollar. ANACS MS 66 A very pleasing example of this popular type with crisp devices and vibrant lustre. $400-500

U.S. Commemorative Gold 813

1937 Antietam Half Dollar. PCGS MS 65. Meticulous details, lovely surfaces with hints of russet combine for abundant eye appeal. $400-500

820

1903 Jefferson Commemorative Gold $1. NGC MS 62. $400-600

THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES 821

1903 McKinley Commemorative Gold $1. NGC MS 62. $300-500

830

U.S. encapsulated pair. 1802 Large Cent. PCGS Genuine. Env. Damage-VG Details, and 1964 Roosevelt Dime. Pointed “9”. NGC PF 68 Cameo. (2) $50-75

831

Numismatic Potpouri. 1853 Half Cent EF details; 1883 Liberty Nickels No Cents(2) EF; 1913 TI Buffalo Nickel BU; 1936-D Buffalo Nickel AU; 1900-S Barber Dime BU; 1936 Mercury Dime BU; 1892 Columbian Expo Half Dollar AU and five others. [13] $60-90

832

Septet of US Silver types. Includes: 1818 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Toned over some obverse contact marks. Good Very Fine; 1921-S Morgan Dollar. EF; 1922 and 1924 Peace Dollars. AU-Unc; Columbian Half Dollar and 2 Franklin Halves. EF and AUUnc.; also Lycoming County Centennial Medal, 1895. Bronze. Shank off. EF. (8) $75-125

822

1905 Lewis & Clark Commemorative Gold $1. PCGS AU 58. $400-600

823

1915-S Pan Pacific Commemorative Gold $1. NGC MS 63. $300-500

824

1916 McKinley Commemorative Gold $1. NGC MS 63. $300-500

833

Large lot of U.S. Silver coins. Includes: Dollars = FV $11; Halves (mostly ‘64 Kennedys, some Walking Libs and Franklins) = FV $45.50; Quarters = FV $71.75; Dimes = FV $26.70. Total Face Value of $154.95. Two of the Dollars holed. $1,000-1,200

825

1922 Grant With Star Commemorative Gold $1. NGC MS 62. $600-900

834

Twentieth Century Half Dollar Types. 1911 Barber Half Dollar VF; 1940 Walking Liberty Half Dollar BU; 1954 Franklin Half Dollar BU; 1973 BU, 1976-S Proof; 1964 BU Kennedy. [6] $400-600

835

Box Lot of Miscellaneous U. S., World Coins and Medals. A quick glance reveals a 1939 Netherlands 2 Gulden EF, 1973 Canadian $1 Olympic BU, 1942 Italy 2 Lira Choice Unc, 1964 Canadian Prooflike $1 BU, and about 50 more World coins from various countries. There are circulated Shield Nickels, Liberty Nickels, Eisenhower Dollars, a 50th Anniversary Kennedy Halfdollar Uncirculated Coin Set, 18-Piece encapsulated set of Jefferson Nickels in a black velvet box, and more. Must be seen. Sold as is. [100 or so] $100-150

836

One Troy Ounce Silver Eagles and Assorted Other Silver Items. Six assorted Uncirculated Silver Eagles; Six assorted one ounce silver rounds; Two silver Maple Leafs and a Maria Theresa 1815 restrike. About 15 ounces of silver. $150-250

837

End of Consignment Coin Assortment. Includes a 1878-S Morgan BU; 30+ Indian Cents Fair to Good; Three AU Buffalo Nickels; About $10 face 90% silver coins; WWII Commemorative Coin & Medal Set; Two Botanic Garden Coin & Currency sets; Thomas Jefferson Con & Currency set and more. Must be seen. Sold as is, no returns. $200-300

826

1915-S Pan Pacific Commemorative Gold $21⁄ 2 . PCGS AU 58. $1,250-1,750

California Gold 827

(1854) California Gold Half Dollar. BG-224. NGC AU 58. $100-150

828

1856 California Gold Half Dollar. BG311. Octagonal. PCGS AU58. $200-300

U.S. COIN LOTS, TYPE COINS, PROOF AND MINT SETS, MODERN COMMEMORATIVES, EAGLES & OTHER 829

Low Denomination Type Coin Assortment. 1865 Two Cent EF; 1865 Nickel Three Cent EF, weak strike; 1866 Rays Shield Nickel EF; 1868 Shield Nickel EF; 1903 Liberty Nickel BU. [5] $150-250

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839

840

841

842

843

Varied U.S. Coin Assortment. Includes: Trade Dollars, 1877 S, heavy chopmarks, 1878 S, once cleaned AVF; 1822 Bust Half Dollar, Fine+; Washington Carver, Booker T. and Stone Mountain Halves - first two Unc., later EF; 1954 Proof set as singles, Hawaiian 1883 Quarter, About Fine; Unc. Wheaties (4), Merc Dime and blown-out Oregon Trail Half turned into a button. (18) $100-150 Large Group of U.S. Proof Sets. 19561959; 1960 Small and Large Date; 19611964; 1968-1978; 1979 and 1979 filled S; 1980-1990; 1990 Prestige; 1991-2001; 2002 (3 sets); 2003 (2 sets); 2004-2005; 2006 (3 sets); 2007-2009; Silver Sets 1992-2001; 2002 Silver (3 sets); 20042007; 2008 Silver (2 sets); 2009. Also included are 1973 Brown Ike; 1999 Quarters; 1976 3-Piece; 1998 Premier Silver; 2000 Quarters; 2004 Silver Quarters (2 sets); 2007 Quarters; 2009 Quarters (2 sets). In original mint packaging, and most are “retail ready”. $1,000-1,500 Nice Run of U.S. Mint Sets 1959-2010. 1959-1981. 1985-2010. Also included are these additional mint sets: 1962; 1965-1967 SMS; 1976 3-Piece Silver; 2004 and a few odd partial sets. Some outside envelopes are scuffed or have crushed corners, but the coins are fine. Also included are two each of the following: 1979 and 1980 SBA Souvenir sets, and two 1999 SBA sets. 65+ sets in all. Sold as is, no returns. $250-350 Assortment of US Mint Products and More. 1987 Prestige Proof Set; 1999 Susan B. Anthony Proof Dollar; 1981-PDS Susan B. Anthony Uncirculated Dollars; 1986 Washington Commemorative Half Dollars Proof and Uncirculated; 1998 Canadian Silver Maple Leaf with privy mark. $60-90 1969 200th Anniversary of San Diego, California Explorer. Mission. Bronze. 75mm. Almost Uncirculated. $20-30 Assortment of Proof Silver American Eagles. A nice assortment of dates. In the original boxes, with papers. [22] $900-1,200

844

1986 3-Piece United States Liberty Coins. Proof $5 Gold, Silver $1 and Half Dollar. In the original packaging. [3] $250-350

845

1987 United States Constitution Coins. $5 Gold Proof and $1 Silver Proof. In the original packaging. [2] $250-350

846

United States Constitution Coins. 1987 $5 Proof and Uncirculated. 1987 $1 Proof and Uncirculated. “MAHOGANY FOUR-COIN SET” in a beautiful mahogany box. With the original papers. [4] $500-750

847

1993 3-Piece World War II 50th Anniversary Coins. Uncirculated $5 Gold, Silver $1 and Half Dollar. In the original packaging. [3] $250-350

848

Trio of Modern Commemoratives. 1993 Thomas Jefferson Silver Dollars Proof and Uncirculated; 1991 2- Piece Mount Rushmore Proof $1 and Half Dollar. $50-75

849

1998 2-Piece Kennedy Collector’s Set. $1 Uncirculated and Half Dollar Matte Finish. In the original packaging. [2] $150-250

850

2001 Buffalo 2-Piece Proof and Uncirculated Dollar Set. In the original packaging with papers. [2] $200-300

851

Proof American Silver Eagles in a Brown World Coin Library Album 1986-2012. All with frosty white cameo devices and only the slightest traces of toning on a few examples. 1986-2008. 2010-2012. Also included is a $1 Bald Eagle proof. [27] $750-1,250

852

Brilliant Uncirculated American Silver Eagles in a Brown World Coin Library Album 1986-2012. 1986-2009 plus 2006W, 2007W, 2008W, 2011, 2011W, 2012 and a 2008 Bald Eagle $1. Some with a gentle hint of peripheral toning. Sold as is, no returns. [31] $750-1,250

853

Uncirculated Silver American Eagles. 2004; 2005; 2006 (2); 2007. [5] $60-90

854

1986 Proof Gold Eagle. In the original box with papers. $1,250-1,750

855

United States of America “Family of Eagles.” 1986 1, 1⁄ 2 , 1⁄ 4 and 1⁄10 Troy Ounce American Gold Eagles. All Choice to Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. In a custom Capital holder. [4] $1,750-2,500

856

1987 American Gold Eagle 2-Piece One Ounce and One-Half Ounce Gold Bullion Coins. In the original packaging. $1,200-1,800

THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES 857

United States of America “Family of Eagles.” 1987 1, 1⁄ 2 , 1⁄ 4 and 1⁄10 Troy Ounce American Gold Eagles. All Choice to Gem Brilliant Uncirculated. In a custom Capital holder. [4] $2,000-3,000

858

1994 American Gold Eagle 1, 1⁄ 2 , 1⁄ 4 and 1⁄10 Proof Troy Ounce American Gold Eagle Set. $2,000-3,000

859

1995-W 10th Anniversary Gold and Silver Eagle Proof Set. Issued for one year only. Struck at the West Point Mint, and each coin bears the “W” mint mark. Mintage 30,125. In the original box with all of the papers. $4,000-6,000

860

1999 American Gold Eagle 1, 1⁄ 2 , 1⁄ 4 and 1⁄10 Proof Troy Ounce American Gold Eagle Set. $2,000-3,000

861

2006 American Eagle 20th Anniversary Silver Coin Set. In the original packaging. $150-250

862

2001 American Buffalo Commemorative Coins. Uncirculated and Proof. In the original packaging. $200-300

863

Small lot of 19th Century Tokens and better exonumia. Includes Civil War Patriotics - Dix, Federal union, view of Capitol; merchant - Broas Bros and John Schuh’s. VF-EF; New Mechanicsville Turnpike Co. Brass uniface 13 Cents Token, ca. 1860’s (one of the earliest transportation tokens from VA). VF; Hard Times tokens (2). Fine-VF; Encased Cents: McCuen Co., Oil City, PA - 1901 Indian. Uncirculated; Colonial Trust Co., Pittsburgh - 1909 Cent. Stain/deposits lower obverse margin of coin, Uncirculated; South Carolina Tricentennial, 1970. Silver Medal. Medallic Arts Co. NY. Uncirculated; also holed, plated Civil War Patriotic. (12) $90-120

866

Pair of Love Tokens engraved on Morgan Dollars. Large ornate initials KMM in waved and denticled circle engraved on the reverse of an 1878 Morgan. Pinback; Fancy CMI monogram in a floral wreath engraved on the reverse of an 1880 Morgan. Pinback removed. Very Fine. (2) $125-175

867

U.S. Marines, Shanghai, China, ca. 1930’s-1941. “USMC/SHANGHAI/ CHINA stamped (single punches) on the obverse of the 19th Century Japanese silver Ichibu. Very Fine. Interesting bit of exonumia and first countermarked Japanese Bu this cataloger has ever seen. $50-75

868

Assortment of U.S. Exonumia. 20th Century. Includes: North Carolina (1939) So-Called Dollars, HK 494 (4). Uncirculated, transportation tokens, a few Masonic Pennies, Dollar gaming tokens, encased cents, tax tokens, wooden nickels, 1933 Century of Progress tokens (4), miscellaneous medalets, a New Bedford MA 1916 bus driver’s license, New Bedford local union ribbon badge, etc; also a handful of European pieces. Fine-Uncirculated. (Approx. 114) $50-75

Hawaii. Kalakaua (1874-1891). Half Dollar Hapalua, 1883. KM 6. A few scratches before king’s head, Very Fine. $75-100

U.S. MEDALS & TOKENS Very Rare R.E. Russell 1837 South Carolina One-Bit Token

864

865

Enlarged South Carolina. R.E. Russell. Columbia. 121⁄ 2 Cents Token, 1837. Struck in Feuchtwanger’s German Silver Alloy. HT 309 (R5), Low 128. R.E. RUSSELL, rosettes below, I.O.U. 121⁄ 2 c., stars, rev. Eagle right, talons on snake, date below. This very rare Hard Times token, the only one to bear the unique value 121⁄ 2 Cents, had long been attributed to NY because of its Feuchtwanger association. But research by Aaron Packard has shown it to be an issue of Robert E. Russell of Columbia, S.C. Russell operated Botany Garden in Columbia, which included a public bath. Minor die flaw upper reverse periphery. Very Fine. Another VF specimen fetched $2,115 in the June 2011 Steve Hayden sale. $800-1,200

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WORLD PAPER MONEY 869

870

871

British Commonwealth Trio: Falkland Islands. 1 Pound. 1984. P-13a; Bahamas. 1 Dollar. 1974. P-35a; and East Caribbean States. 1 Dollar. ND. P-13g. All Uncirculated. [3] $40-60

872

China. Central Bank of China. Tibetan overprint 10 Yuan. 1936. P-218f. Sun Yatsen portrait at left. Red Tibetan overprint. Peking Palace on back with black Tibetan overprint. Single soft corner tip, Uncirculated. $125-175

873

China. Asia Banking Corporation. Changsha. 1 Dollar. 1918. P-S111s1, S/M Y35-1a. Specimen. Caravan of camels passing Great Wall at center, ABC on hemisphere at center. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 EPQ. $1,200-1,400

Chile. Provisional Issue on Banco de Matte, Mac-Clure y Ca. 1 Peso. Santiago, 1898. P-41. Black on magenta. Man in wreath at center, fieldworker gathering hay at left, ships at right. Overprint EMISION FISCAL LEI 1054 DE 31 DE JULIO DE 1898 in black on back. Very Fine, pinholes, mounting remnants. Very rare. $4,500-5,500

China. Central Bank of China. 10 Dollars. 1923. P-177s, S/M C305-14. Specimen. Sun Yat-sen portrait at center. Tight left margin. PMG Uncirculated 62. $200-250 91

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874

875

China. Communist issue. Bank of Chinan. Emergency Circulating Cashiers Check. Pair. 200 and 500 Yuan. 1943. P-S3080F, G. Characters for value in red cartouche; blue cartouche. Some typical spindle holes, age toning and light stain on blank side, the first with some nibbling bottom right corner, and the latter with small nibble in left margin. Extremely Fine. [2] $400-500

876

France. Military issue, post WWII. Trésor Public. 1000 Francs. ND (1955). P-M12s. Proof, no serial number nor watermark. Mercury holding caduceus at center, doves flying at right; woman with grain sheaf, doves flying before on back. A few miniscule pinholes. ICG Gem Uncirculated 68. $1,800-2,200

877

France. Military issue, post WWII. Trésor Public. 5000 Francs. ND (1955). P-M13S. Proof, no serial number nor watermark. Young farmer and his wife, woman wearing headscarf and young girl before rose bush. ICG Perfect Uncirculated 70. $3,000-3,500

Equatorial African States. Banque Centrale États de l’Afrique Équatoriale. 5000 Francs. ND (1963). P-6p. Proof, no serial number. Multicolor. Girl at left, village scene center; carving at left, man with pipe right, airplane, train and tractor at center on back. PCGS Choice New 63 PPQ. Rare. $3,000-3,500

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Very Rare French Suez Expedition 1956 Issue

878

879

880

French Antilles. Institut d’Émission des Départments d’Outre-Mer République Française. 10 Francs. ND (1964). P-8as. Specimen. Signatures: Postel-Vinay/Calvet. Multicolor. Girl at right, coastal scene in the background, field workers cutting sugarcane on the back. SPECIMEN NO 0237 in black diagonally left front. ICG Gem Uncirculated 68*. $900-1,200

881

French Antilles. Institut d’Émission des Départments d’Outre-Mer République Française. 50 Nouveaux Francs. ND (1963). P-6a. No. D2 2834954. Signatures: Postel-Vinay/Calvet. Green on multicolor underprint. Banana harvest, man and woman by shoreline houses on the back. ICG Almost Uncirculated 55. $900-1,200

882

French Antilles. Institut d’Émission des Départments d’Outre-Mer République Française. 50 Francs. ND (1964). P-9as. Specimen. Signatures: Postel-Vinay/Calvet. Green on multicolor underprint. Banana harvest, man and woman by shoreline houses on the back. SPECIMEN NO 0237 diagonally left front. ICG Choice Uncirculated 66. $1,000-1,500

France - Suez Expedition 1956. Forces Françaises en Méditerranée orientale. 1000 Francs. ND (1956). P-M18, S/B 853. No. P1 001460106. Draped figure of Mercury facing, caduceus below; woman leaning on circle on back. Two pinholes repaired at left, small tear top left. ICG Extra Fine 45*. Very rare. $4,000-4,500

French Antilles. Institut d’Émission des Départments d’Outre-Mer République Française. 10 Nouveaux Francs. ND (1963). P-5s. Specimen. Signatures: PostelVinay/Calvet. Multicolor. Girl at right, coastal scene in the background, field workers cutting sugarcane on the back. SPECIMEN NO 0158 in black diagonally left front. ICG Extra Fine 45. $600-700

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883

884

885

French Antilles. Institut d’Émission des Départments d’Outre-Mer République Française. 50 Francs. ND (1964). P-9as. Specimen. Signatures: Postel-Vinay/Calvet. Green on multicolor underprint. Banana harvest, man and woman by shoreline houses on the back. SPECIMEN NO 0042 diagonally left front. ICG AU/Unc. 60*. $900-1,200

886

French Equatorial Africa. Caisse Centrale de la France d’Outre-Mer. 20 Francs. ND (1947). P-22s. Specimen. Brown and multicolor. Colonial administrator Emile Gentil at right, villagers at center; two men near river on back. ICG Uncirculated 63. $350-450

887

French Equatorial Africa. Caisse Centrale de la France d’Outre-Mer. 500 Francs. ND (1949). P-25s. Specimen Proof with watermark. Signed: Postel-Vinay. Multicolor. Two women wearing headscarves at right, port scene; two drivers with laden ox carts on back. Tiny spot left back. ICG Gem Uncirculated 68*. $1,200-1,500

888

French Equatorial Africa. Caisse Centrale de la France d’Outre-Mer. 1000 Francs. ND (1947). P-26s. Specimen Proof with watermark. Signed: Postel-Vinay. Multicolor. Two women facing each other symbolizing Union Française; two men in a canoe center, woman at right on back. ICG Uncirculated 63. $1,400-1,600

French Antilles. Institut d’Émission des Départments d’Outre-Mer République Française. 100 Francs. ND (1964). P-10as. Specimen. Signatures: Postel-Vinay/Calvet. General Schoelcher at center, General Schoelcher at back, Arms above, galleon in background. SPECIMEN NO 0224. ICG Uncirculated 63. $1,800-2,200

French Antilles. Institut d’Émission des Départments d’Outre-Mer République Française. 100 Francs. ND (1964). P-10b. No. F3 5536035. Signatures: PostelVinay/Clappier. General Schoelcher at center, General Schoelcher at back, Arms above, galleon in background. ICG Uncirculated 63. $1,800-2,200

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889

French Guiana. Caisse Centrale de la France d’Outre-Mer. 1000 Francs. ND (1960). P-27p. Face Proof without watermark. Signed: Postel-Vinay. Multicolor. Fisherman with broad-brimmed hat at left, woman with basket of fish at right. ICG Choice Uncirculated 66. $1,600-1,800

891

French India. Banque d’Indochine, Pondichery. 5 Rupees. ND (1946). P-5s. Specimen. Orange-brown on multicolor underprint. Liberté holding lance at left; woman wearing elaborate headdress at left on back, ancient tower at right. Rare. Tiny rust spot, Uncirculated. $2,000-2,500

892

French Indo-China. Banque de L’Indochine. 5 Piastres. ND (1936). P55as. Specimen. Signatures: Thion de la Chaume/Baudouin. Orange and multicolor. Wreathed and helmeted Liberté at left bearing lance, woman with traditional headdress by ancient tower on back. ICG Gem Unc.68. $800-1,000

893

French Indo-China. Banque de L’Indochine. 100 Piastres. ND (1947). P82s. Specimen. Signatures: Minost/Laurent. Multicolor. Mercury at left, man leading two elephants at left, man with pole at right. ICG Uncirculated 63. $400-500

High-grade Pair of French India: Roupie & 5 Rupees

890

French India. Banque d’Indochine, Pondichery. 1 Roupie. 1945. P-4ds. Specimen. Blue and brown on light roséorange. Helmeted Liberté at left, French and Tamil legends on back. ICG Uncirculated 63 . $2,000-2,500

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Extremely Rare French Somaliland Specimen 5 Francs

894

895

French Pacific Territories. Institut d’Émission d’Outre-Mer. 5000 Francs. ND (2010). P-3i. Signatures; Barroux, Noyer, and Besse. Multicolor. Bougainville in uniform at left, ships sailing at center; native boat, officer on back. ICG Uncirculated 63. $100-150

896

French Somaliland. Banque de l’IndoChine, Djibouti. 5 Francs. “32 Mars 2000” (1905). P-1s. Specimen. Signatures: Hely d’Oissel/Simon. Blue-green. Asian woman seated below France who holds a caduceus, titles in French, Arabic and Amharic. Dragon-bordered inner frame on back. ICG AU/Unc. 60. Extremely Rare Specimen first issue. $3,000-3,500

897

French Somaliland. Banque de l’IndoChine, Djibouti. 20 Francs. ND (19281930). P-7Bs. Specimen. Light lilac, light green, legend in black, circle bottom center red with white numeral. Woman at right wearing garland; peacock on back, value in Arabic and Amharic. Four cancel punches at center. Uncirculated, mounting remnants. Rare. $1,200-1,500

French Pacific Territories. Institut d’Émission d’Outre-Mer. 10,000 Francs. ND (2010). P-4g. Signatures: Barroux, Noyer and Besse. Multicolor. Tahitian girl with floral headdress at left, bungalows at center; fish swimming at center on back, Melanesian with flower in hair at right. ICG Uncirculated 63. $200-250

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898

899

900

French Somaliland. Banque de l’IndoChine, Djibouti. 20 Francs. 1943 Provisional issue. P-12A. Overprint “Côte Française des Somalis B.I.C. DJIBOUTI” in rectangle, black, on Pick 7. Small rust spot, minor edge splits, Very Fine. $900-1,200

French Somaliland. Banque de l’Indochine. 1000 Francs. ND (1946). P20s. Multicolor. Woman facing left holding jug at center; woman facing right holding jug on back. Value written out in French, Arabic and Amharic. ICG Uncirculated 63. $600-700

French West Africa. Banque de l’Afrique Occidentale. 5 Francs (1934). P-21s. Specimen. Signatures: Duchene/Poilay. Brown, green and multicolor. Man at center; man weaving on back. ICG AU/Unc. 60. Rare as a Specimen. $600-700

901

French West Africa. Banque de l’Afrique Occidentale. 25 Francs. 1933. P-22s. Specimen. Signatures: Duchene/Poilay. Multicolor. Turbaned young man leading horse at center; lion on back. ICG AU/Unc. 60*. Rare as a Specimen. $700-800

902

French West Africa. Banque de l’Afrique Occidentale. 50 Francs. 1919. P-9Ba. No. E.16 894. Signatures: Prom, Nouvion. Le Cassier 2 (long signature). Orange and blue, elephants and allegorical symbols left and right, Gallic cock top center; Arabic legends on back. Minor pinholes at left. ICG Extra Fine+ 48*. Very rare. $800-1,000

903

French West Africa. Banque de l’Afrique Occidentale. 50 Francs. 1919. P-9Ba. No. T.16 851. Signatures: Prom, Nouvion. Le Cassier 1 (short signature). Orange and blue, elephants and allegorical symbols left and right, Gallic cock top center; Arabic legends on back. Minor pinholes at left. ICG Extra Fine+ 48*. Very rare. $800-1,000

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904

French West Africa. Banque de l’Afrique Occidentale. 100 Francs. 1942. P-31a. Black on pink underprint. Signatures: Bourceret/Bottin. Baobab tree at center; huts and palms back center. ICG Uncirculated 63. $300-350

905

French West Africa. Institut d’Émission de l’A.O.F. et du Togo. 100 Francs. ND (1956). P-46s. Specimen. Multicolor. Mask at left, woman with shell-beaded hair at right; woman on back. SPÉCIMEN NO 000096 in black diagonally left front. ICG AU/Unc. 60*. $600-700

906

Greece. World War II Partisan Issues. Civilian Committee of National Liberation. 5 Oka. P-S161b. No. A 41748 (the “A’ handwritten). Black on green. Partisan standing at center with rifle, farmers at right, burning village at left. Purple hand stamp on back. Uncirculated. $75-125

907

Guadeloupe. Caisse Centrale de la France d’Outre-Mer. 20 Francs. 1944. P-28s. Specimen. Green and red. Marianne at center. SPECIMEN in large letters in red front and back. Hole punch cancelled. ICG AU/Unc. 60. $500-600

908

Guadeloupe. Caisse Centrale de la France d’Outre-Mer. 20 Francs. 1944. P-28s. Specimen on issued note. No. LL 511,788. Green and red. Marianne at center. SPECIMEN in small letters in blue bottom front. ICG EF/AU 50. $400-500

909

Luxembourg. Banque Internationale a Luxembourg. 100 Francs. 1947. P-12s. Specimen. Brown and slate-blue. Grand Duchess Charlotte portrait at center flanked by farmer and his wife; three steelworkers on back. Punch cancelled at left. Uncirculated. Rare. $700-800

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Lovely Madagascar Specimen 50 Francs

910

Madagascar. Banque de Madagascar. 50 Francs. Ca. 1937. P-38s. Specimen. Multicolor. Minerva at left, female allegory of Science at right; three cherubs around radiant bust on back. This design used only on Madagascar notes. Colors original and bright. AU-Unc., some light handling marks. Rare as a specimen. $1,400-1,600

911

Madagascar. Banque de Madagascar et des Comores. 500 Francs. ND (1950). P-47as. Specimen. Multicolor. Man with basket of fruit; woman with flowers on back. Uncirculated, pinholes. $600-700

912

Mali. Banque de la République du Mali. 500 Francs. 1960. P-3. No. F 48 025460. Red on pale blue-green underprint. President Modibo Keita at left; woman before tents on back. Uncirculated. Very rare this nice. $900-1,200 99

913

Mali. Banque de la République du Mali. 1000 Francs. 1960. P-4. No. A 28 027109. Blue on light green and orange underprint. President Modibo Keita at left, farmers with oxen lower right; man with cloth whisk before hut enclosure on back. Uncirculated. Very rare so nice. $650-750

914

Martinique. French Administration. Trésor Colonial Fort de France Office. 5 Francs. Décret du 18 août 1884. P-4. Black on ivory white. Thin border design, serial number 89500. Very rare. VF Details, repairs. $1,200-1,500

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Very Rare Early Martinique 5 Francs

915

916

917

Martinique 500 Francs – Hand-cancelled by Didelot 1935

Martinique. French Administration. Trésor Colonial Fort de France Office. 5 Francs. Décret du 18 août 1884 (1891). P-4A. Black on dark cream paper. Thicker border design, blue and purple (1891) circular stamps. Small tear upper right edge, Very Fine and Very rare this nice. $2,300-2,800

918

Martinique. Banque de la Martinique. 500 Francs ND (1933). Pick-(cf.P-14), Kolsky 315a. No numeral value top front left and right. Signatures: Didelot, Bellonie, and Pradeu. No. P2 701. Multicolor, mauve and white back. Woman, representing the sea, at left holding scepter, ship in background. Stamped in purple three times ANNULÉ on front, on the back Didelot personally inscribes in black ink: “Annulé le 24/5/35 Didelot”. Very rare type with interesting banking history lore. Very Fine Details, piece out from bottom border, mounting remnants. $3,250-3,750

919

Martinique. French Administration. Caisse Centrale de la France d’Outre-Mer. 1000 Francs. ND (1960). P-35p. Face Proof. Signed: Postel-Vinay. Multicolor. Fisherman with wide-brimmed hat at left, woman with basket of fish at right. ICG Gem Uncirculated 68*. $1,600-2,000

Martinique. Banque de la Martinique. 500 Francs ND (1932). P-14. No. V7 826. Multicolor. Woman seated at left with scepter, ship in background. Fine Details, edge problems. $1,400-1,600

Martinique. Banque de la Martinique. 500 Francs ND (1933). P-14. No. P7 878. Multicolor. Woman seated at left with scepter, ship in background. Fine Details, repaired tears, corner missing. $450-550 WWW.SPINK.COM

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Very Rare, High-grade New Caledonia 5 Francs, 1875

920

921

Martinique. French Administration. Caisse Centrale de la France d’Outre-Mer. 5000 Francs. ND (1960). P-36s2. Specimen. Signed: Postel-Vinay. Multicolor. Woman holding basket of fruit, palm thicket behind; harvesting scene on back. SPECIMEN stencil perforate diagonally front right, and SPECIMEN in black diagonally left and right front and back. ICG Uncirculated 63. $1,600-2,000

922

New Caledonia. French Administration. Compagnie de la Nouvelle Calédonie. Succursale de Nouméa. 5 Francs. 25 Janvier 1875. P-2. Administrator: Chopart. No. A 16,014. Pinkish-orange. Company seal at left. Stamped ANNULE in black. Two small staple holes at center. ICG VF/EF 40*. Very rare especially in such a high grade. $5,000-6,000

923

New Caledonia. French Administration. Banque de la Nouvelle Calédonie. Etablissement de Nouméa. 100 Francs. 1875. P-8, Kolsky 472 (this note). Cornflower blue. Seal upper left with design repeated at center. Very Rare. Fine. $3,500-4,500

924

New Caledonia. French Administration. Banque de l’Indo-Chine. 5 Francs. 1916. P-15a. Cornflower blue, central legend in red. Asian woman seated below Liberté holding caduceus at left. Very Fine and Very rare. $1,800-2,200

Morocco. Banque d’État du Maroc. 5 Francs ND (1922). P-23Aas. Partial Face Proof, no serial number, no watermark. A few light age toning spots. ICG AU/Unc. 60*. $400-450

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925

926

927

928

New Hebrides. French Administration. Banque de L’Indo-Chine, Nouvelles Hébrides. 20 Francs. ND (1941). P-6. Overprint: red oval with NOUVELLES HÉBRIDES FRANCE LIBRE on New Caledonia Pick 37. Very Fine, pressed. $400-500

929

New Hebrides. French Administration. Institut d’Émission d’Outre-Mer, Nouvelles Hébrides. 100 Francs. ND (1977). P-18ds. Specimen. Signatures: Roland-Billecart/Theron. Multicolor. Woman playing guitar at right, harbor scene below; woman peeking through foliage on back, shore scene. ICG Choice Uncirculated 66. $200-250

930

New Hebrides. French Administration. Institut d’Émission d’Outre-Mer, Nouvelles Hébrides. 500 Francs. ND (1970). P-19as. Specimen. Signatures: Postel-Vinay/Clappier. Blue, brown and multicolor. Dugout canoe with sail at center, fisherman at right; man at left, rock formation and artwork on back. SPÉCIMEN No 0496 in black diagonally front left, SPECIMEN stencil perforate vertically inward front right. ICG Choice Uncirculated 66. $300-400

New Caledonia. French Administration. Banque de l’Indo-Chine. 5 Francs. 1924. P-19s. Specimen. Signatures: Montplanet/Thion de la Chaume. Cornflower blue, central inscription in red. Asian woman seated below Liberté holding caduceus at left. Corner markings and small nicks from mounting. ICG Extra Fine 45*. Rare. $1,800-2,200

New Caledonia. French Administration. Banque de l’Indo-Chine. 20 Francs. P37as. ND (1929). Specimen. Lilac, brown on blue-green and yellow underprint. Woman wearing garland on right; peacock on back. Uncirculated. $550-650

New Hebrides. French Administration. Services Nationaux Français des Nouvelles Hébrides. 5 Francs. 1943 Emergency WWII issue. P-1. No. 20276. Dark blue on green. Lorraine Cross above value between palm fronds. About Uncirculated and Rare this nice. $500-550

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932

933

New Hebrides. French Administration. Institut d’Émission d’Outre-Mer, Nouvelles Hébrides. 1000 Francs. ND (1979). P-20bs. Specimen. Signatures: Panouillot/de Lattre. Orange, brown and multicolor. Thatched house under palms at left, young woman right; Kagu bird left, deer near hut at right on back. SPECIMEN stencil perforate vertical at front left, SPÉCIMEN No 1002 in black diagonally front right. ICG Uncirculated 63. $400-500

Reunion. ‘le de la Réunion - Trésor Colonial. 1 Franc. Decret 1879 (1886). P-9. Black on rose-pink. Allegories of Agriculture and Commerce at bottom center, cherubs left and right; Heads of Mercury and Agriculture right and left on back. Very Fine Details, internal split. Rare. $1,000-1,200

Reunion. Banque de la Réunion. 500 Francs. ND (1937). P-25. Multicolor, slate blue back. No. R.5 687. Allegory of the sea at left as a woman holding a scepter, ship in background. Vibrant color. Very Fine, some pinholes. $1,600-2,000 103

934

Rhodesia. Reserve Bank of Rhodesia. Trio of notes: 1, 5 and 10 Dollars. 1978, 1978, 1976. P-30b, 32b, 33b. Bank logo upper center, Arms right - at lower left: Zimbabwe Bird, giraffe, Sable antelope. Backs: Tobacco field, Lion and lioness, Zimbabwe ruins. The latter AU, the first two Uncirculated. [3] $100-150

935

Rhodesia. Reserve Bank of Rhodesia. 2 Dollars. 1979. P-31c. No. K/150 232531. Red on multicolor. Bank logo upper center, Arms right, plant lower left; Victoria Falls on back. Uncirculated. $200-250

936

Romania. Banca Nationala a Romaniei. 1000 Lei. (1936). P-44p. Back Proof from the atelier of the artist Gasperini. Violet-gray, gold and blue frame. Two women on left going to work the soil, woman on right working in orchard. Blue stamp: Atelier Eugène GASPERINI lower right blank back. Uncirculated, repaired tear. $700-800

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Rare, High-grade Russia 1892 State Credit Ruble

937

940

Sarawak. Government of Sarawak. Trio of Dollars. 1935 (2), 1940. P-20, 23. Palm tree left, Rajah Charles Vyner Brook portrait right. The first two minor soiling, the last soiling on back. Fine-VF; also Thailand. Government of Siam. 20 Baht. 18.2.1935. P-25. Portrait of Rama VII facing at left, garuda above river village at center. Penang bank ink stamp on back. Edge nibbling left margin. Fine-VF. [4] $150-200

941

Sarawak. Government of Sarawak. 5 Dollars. 1929. P-15. Brown and multicolor. Palm trees at left, Arms lower left, Rajah Charles V. Brooke portrait upper right. FineVF. $250-350

942

Sarawak. Government of Sarawak. 10 Dollars. 1929. P-16. Red and multicolor. Palm trees and Arms at left, Rajah Charles V. Brooke portrait right; government building in Kuching on back. Pair of minor fold splits at center and side, minor edge erosion upper left. Fine-VF. $250-350

943

Sarawak. Government of Sarawak. Emergency Fractional Issue. 10 Cents. 1940. P-25c. Arms upper left, portrait of Rajah Charles Vyner Brooke right. Uniface. Light stain on back, VF-EF. $50-75

Russia. State Credit Note. 1 Ruble. 1892. P-A54. Dark blue on orange-brown. Imperial eagle left, Alexander III cipher at right. Extremely Fine. Rare, especially higher grade. $2,300-2,800

Attractive and Very Rare 1947 Saar 100 Mark

938

939

Saar. Post WWII - French Occupation Zone. Saare - Treasury. 100 Mark. 1947. P-8s. Specimen. Yellow-brown, turquoise and multicolor. Sylvan woman at center; man and horse on back. Uncirculated and Very rare. $10,000-15,000

St. Pierre et Miquelon. Caisse Centrale de la France dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Outre-Mer. 10 Nouveaux Francs on 500 Francs. ND (1964). P-33s. Specimen. Two women at right, port scene left, drivers and laden oxcarts on back. SPECIMEN vertically left and right on front and back. ICG AU/Unc. 60. $900-1,200 WWW.SPINK.COM

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Scotland. British Linen Bank. 5 Pounds. 1952. P-161b. Blue and rose-red. Bank Arms upper center, Britannia at left; Britannia at center on back. Very Fine. $100-150

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South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. Pair of 1 Pound notes. P-54a, b; ZA 7, 8. Types I, II. No. 1291, 4068. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. The second with less ornate flourish under denomination. 5,000 and 11,000 issued respectively. VF Details, stains, edge split; VF, stains on back. [2] $75-125

946

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. Trio of 1 Pound notes. P-54b; ZA 8. Type II. No. 4373, 5255, 5835. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. 11,000 Type II One Pound notes were issued. The first VF Details, stains on back, the other two VF with some stains. [3] $100-150

947

948

949

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. Trio of 1 Pound notes. P-54b; ZA 8. Type II. No. 6448, 6469, 6871. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. 11,000 Type II One Pound notes were issued. All VF with some stains on back. [3] $100-150 South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. Quartet of 1 Pound notes. P-54b; ZA 8. Type II. No. 8181, 12157, 14440, 15672. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. 11,000 Type II One Pound notes were issued. VF-EF; the second missing bottom corner tip, stains on back, the last two heavier stain. [4] $125-175 South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. Trio of 1 Pound notes. P-54b; ZA 8. Type II. No. 9170, 9205, 10863. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. 11,000 Type II One Pound notes were issued. The first and last (pinholes) VF Details, stains, soiling on back, the second VF. [3] $100-150

105

950

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek. Pietersburg. 1901 Gouvernments Noot. Pair of 1 Pound notes. 1.2. 1901. P-60a, ZA 19. No. 5456A (black), 52768A (blue). Black. Arms at left. The 1901 series was issued after the fall of Pretoria, when Pietersburg had become the seat of the Boer government. 6,500 February 1 notes issued. The first VF Details, missing pieces from right edge, the latter VF, stains on back. [2] $100-150

951

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek. Pietersburg. 1901 Gouvernments Noot. Trio of 1 Pound notes. 1.2.1901 and 1.4.1901 (2). P60a, b; ZA 19, 21. No. 2650A, 14501A, 40224A. Black. Arms at left. The April 1 notes were issued a week before Pietersburg surrendered to General Plumer. The first printing variety with large space between the two Es in â&#x20AC;&#x153;EENâ&#x20AC;? within text. But missing good portion of left margin and pieces from top and left; the second VF with age toning, the last EF with some soiling top and bottom margin and back. [3] $90-120

952

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek. Pietersburg. 1901 Gouvernments Noot. Pair of 1 Pound notes. 1.4.1901. P-60b, ZA 21. No. 20145A, 20887A. Black. Arms at left. The April 1 notes were issued a week before Pietersburg surrendered to General Plumer. The first EF, left bottom corner piece missing, the latter VF, missing small piece left margin and some top margin nibbling. [2] $75-125

953

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek. Pietersburg. 1901 Gouvernments Noot. Pair of 1 Pound notes. 1.4.1901. P-60b, ZA 21. No. 33811A, 34214A. Black. Arms at left. The April 1 notes were issued a week before Pietersburg surrendered to General Plumer. The first VF-EF, some foxing on front and edge nick, the other VF, split mid- left and right margins. [2] $75-125

954

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek. Pietersburg. 1901 Gouvernments Noot. Pair of 1 Pound notes. 1.4.1901. P-60b, ZA 21. No. 35989A, 37281A. Black. Arms at left. The April 1 notes were issued a week before Pietersburg surrendered to General Plumer. The first Unc. Details, split left margin, small tear right and staple holes, the second VF, stains and age toning on back. [2] $75-125

THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES 955

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek. Pietersburg. 1901 Gouvernments Noot. Pair of 1 Pound notes. 1.4.1901. P-60b, ZA 21. No. 45124A, 45292A. Black. Arms at left. The second purports to be the highest recorded number. The April 1 notes were issued a week before Pietersburg surrendered to General Plumer. Both VF with nibbling top margin and stains on back. [2] $75-125

956

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 5 Pounds. 1900. P-55a, ZA 10. Type I. No. 930. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. Signed in pencil in back margin “W. Ackhurst”. 1,500 notes issued. VF+, pinholes, stains. $100-150

957

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 5 Pounds. 1900. P-55a, ZA 10. Type I. No. 4622. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. Endorsed in the back margin in ink “Guaranteed by Mr. L. Steenkamp 29/7/01” (the date in pencil). 1,500 notes issued. VF, some soiling on back. $100-150

958

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 5 Pounds. 1900. P-55a, ZA 10. Type I. No. 4745. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. 1,500 notes issued. VF+. $100-150

959

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. Trio of 5 Pounds notes. 1900. P-55a, c; ZA 10, 12. Type I and III (2). No. 4089; # 9139, # 11932. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. The last with rare COLONY OF CAPE OF GOOD HOPE watermark. Fine, pinholes, soiled on back; AU Details, left corner missing, pinholes; the latter VF Details, torn, repaired, stains. [3] $150-200

960

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. Pair of 5 Pounds notes. 1900. P-55c, ZA 12. Type III. #6289, 6313. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. The latter signed in pencil on back “Piet Rensburg”. Both VF, the first with age toning on back, the latter fold junction hole, stains on back. [2] $150-200

961

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 5 Pounds. 1900. P-55c, ZA 12. Type III. Without “No.” by serial number. # 7986. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. 8,000 notes issued. VF-EF, minor stain and soil on back. $100-150

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South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 5 Pounds. 1900. P-55c, ZA 12. Type III. Without “No.” by serial number. # 8610. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. Cancelled in purple - through front “VIJF POND”. Notation on back in purple: “? waarde aepresisee in 2 inconde PST (?) inks (?)”. 1,500 notes issued. VF Details repair top margin. $90-120

963

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 5 Pounds. 1900. P-55c, ZA 12. Type III. Without “No.” by serial number. # 8721. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. 1,500 notes issued. VF-EF pinholes, some stains on back. $100-150

964

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 5 Pounds. 1900. P-55c, ZA 12. Type III. Without “No.” by serial number. # 9575. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. 8,000 notes issued. VF-EF, small edge split. $100-150

965

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. Pair of 10 Pounds. 1900. P-56b, ZA 14. Type III. No “No.” by serial number. #s 2208 and 7097. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. The second note with CENTRAL JUDICIAL COMMISSION stamped in purple on front and purple oval stamp on back: GUSTAV SCHWAB 22 AUG. 1902 DURBAN, NATAL. 7,000 notes issued.. The first Fine, light stains; the latter EF Details, pinholes and stained back panel. [2] $150-200

966

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 10 Pounds. 1900. P-56b, ZA 14. Type III. No “No.” by serial number. # 3115. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. 7,000 notes issued. VF-EF. $150-200

107

967

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 10 Pounds. 1900. P-56b, ZA 14. Type III. No “No.” by serial number. # 6528. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. 7,000 notes issued. VF-EF, with a few pinholes. $150-200

968

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 10 Pounds. 1900. P-56b, ZA 14. Type III. No “No.” by serial number. # 6554. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. 7,000 notes issued. EF, pinholes. $150-200

969

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 10 Pounds. 1900. P-56b, ZA 14. Type III. No “No.” by serial number. # 6559. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. 7,000 notes issued. VF-EF, pinholes. $150-200

970

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 10 Pounds. 1900. P-56b, ZA 14. Type III. No “No.” by serial number. # 8702. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. “C.J.C. NoÖ (hand inked in numbers 3/3/04)” in Rectangle stamped in purple on front. Purple oval stamp on back: BUCHANAN, FORSYTH & CO. BARBERTON Direct Importers. 7,000 notes issued. VF-EF, pinholes and tiny slit. $150-200

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971

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 20 Pounds. 1900. P-57b, ZA 16. Type III. No “No.” by serial number. # 1213. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal. 3,000 notes issued. VF-EF $175-225

972

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 100 Pounds. 1900. P-59, ZA 18. # 397. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal, no “No.” by serial number. Oval purple ink stamp on back: CENTRAL JUDICIAL COMMISSION * 28 MAR. 1907 * TRANSVAAL. Very rare with 800 notes issued. VG, light stains, some nibbling of top margin. $100-150

975

Sudan. Sudan Currency Board. 25 Piastres. 1956. P-1A. Dress guard at left, warrior riding camel on back. PMG Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ. $100-150

976

Sudan. Sudan Currency Board. 50 Piastres. 1956. P-2A. Two elephants in a field at left, warrior riding camel on back. PMG Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ. $750-1,250

Handsome William Tell 1918 100 Franken

973

South Africa. Anglo-Boer War. ZuidAfrikaansche Republiek, Gouvernments Noot. 100 Pounds. 1900. P-59, ZA 18. # 508. Greenish gray. Arms at left, and embossed seal, no “No.” by serial number. Very rare with 800 notes issued. VF-EF. $300-400

974

South Africa. South African Reserve Bank. Grouping: Includes 10 Shillings. 12 April 1943. P-82d. VF; 1 Pound. 1955. P92d. EF; 5 Pounds. 1955 (4). P-97c. EFEF+; 1 Rand. P-103b. EF; P-109b (4). FEF; and 2 Rand. P-104b. VF. [12] $100-150

977

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Switzerland. Schweizerische Nationalbank. 100 Franken. 1918. P-9a. Blue on pale reddish-brown underprint, and olive-green on back. William Tell at left, his chapel at Lake Vierwaldstätten at right; Mount Jungfrau center back. Rare. Uncirculated. $3,000-3,500

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979

980

Switzerland. Schweizerische Nationalbank. 100 Franken. 1963. P-49e. Boy with lamb at right; St. Martin cutting his cape to share on back. PCGS Choice EF 45 OPQ. $100-150

Tahiti. Banque de l’Indo-Chine. Papeete. 5 Francs. 1912. P-1b. Rose, claret-red back. Asian woman seated below Liberté holding caduceus at left. Overprint PAPEETE (TAHITI) in black above. Small holes at left, Very Fine and Very rare. $3,000-3,500

Tahiti. Banque de l’Indo-Chine. Papeete. 5 Francs. 1914. P-1b. Rose, claret-red back. Asian woman seated below Liberté holding caduceus at left. Overprint PAPEETE (TAHITI) in black above. Rare. VF Details, repaired tear. $2,500-3,000

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981

Tunisia. French Administration. Banque de l’Algérie. 5 Francs. 1920. P-1. Blue. Mercury at left, peasant with sickle at right; lion’s head, vignettes of Mercury and Hercules on back. Black TUNISIE overprint. ICG EF/AU 50*. Extremely rare this nice. $1,200-1,600

982

Tunisia. French Administration. Banque de l’Algérie. 100 Francs. 12-3-1942 P-13bs. Specimen with serial number. No. K.804 301. Multicolor. Man in jelabia and turban at left, portico, black TUNISIE overprint right; farmer ploughing with yoke of oxen on back. SPÉCIMEN in red diagonally front and back centers. About Uncirculated. $500-600

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Turkey Specimen 500 and 1000 Livres, 1926

983

Turkey. Republic. State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 500 Livres. 1926. P124s. Specimen. Brown on pale blue and gold underprint. Mosque at left, portrait of Kemal Atatürk at right; cityview on back. Arabic legends. Red oval De LA Rue Cancelled stamp bottom right on back. Uncirculated. $4,250-4,750

984

Turkey. Republic. State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 1000 Livres. 1926. P125s. Specimen. Dark blue on pale orangegold underprint. Portrait of Kemal Atatürk at right, framed by ornate cerscent; railroad tracks through mountain pass at center on back. Arabic legends. Red oval De LA Rue Cancelled stamp bottom right on back. Very faint red stain in the lower right front margin. Uncirculated. $6,700-7,500

985

Uruguay. Banco Inglés del Rio de la Plata, Montevideo. 10 Pesos. 1885. PS191s. Black on blue and orange underprint. Justicia at left, Libertad at right, Arms bottom center. Back - black, blue, light green and orange: small vignettes of cow, ram, sheaf of wheat and plant at center. Stencilled at back center SPECIMEN B.W. & Co LONDON in three lines. Crisp Uncirculated. $1,200-1,600

986

West African States. Banque Centrale des États de l’Afrique de l’Ouest. 1000 Francs. 1959. P-4s. Specimen. Brown, bluegreen and multicolor. Man and woman at center; Older man and rope bridge on back. SPÉCIMEN No 0058 in black diagonally top left front. AU, pinholes. $400-450

987

World Paper Money Mix. Generally post WWII — issues from Asia, Africa, Latin America and Europe. Includes Oman Rial Saidi, P-4. VF and Greece Uncirculated 500 Drachmai 1939, P-109a. On average, Very Fine-Uncirculated. [Approx. 114] $50-75

988

Assortment of World Paper Money Mostly Asian, some South America and Europe — small grouping of Chinese, Chile notes, German and Austrian Notgeld, a few MPCs. VG-EF, a few better. [Appx. 110] $40-60

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UNITED STATES PAPER MONEY Obsolete Currency 989

District of Columbia. Anacostia. Merchants’ Exchange Bank. $1. 1854. (DC45-G2a). No.3840. Red. Two women and eagle flank shield. Sailing ship, right. Steamer below. WHHW. Uncirculated. $75-125

990

District of Columbia. Washington. Citizens Bank Obsolete Bank Note Trio. $1 1852 DC180-G2, Uncirculated; $2 1852 DC180-G4, Fine; $5 1852 DC180-G8, FVF, pinholes; $2 1854 DC180-G4, Fine . WHHW. [3] $120-180

991

District of Columbia. Washington. Bank of the District of Columbia. $5. 1858. (DC215-G8A). No.457. Orange. Hay wagon. Buchanan, left. Bald, Cousland. Fine. $75-125

993

District of Columbia. Washington. Government Bank. $1. 1862. (DC255G2). No.7302. Red left end panel. Green right end panel. Majestic eagle. New York Bank Note Co. VF-EF. $100-150

995

996

999

District of Columbia. Washington. Columbia Bank Trio. $1 1852 DC195-G2, eagle and shield, Uncirculated; $3 DC195G4, Moneta and money chest, Uncirculated, lightly aged; $5 1852 DC195-G6, three women, George Washington, Almost Uncirculated. [3] $200-300

992

994

998

1000

1001

District of Columbia. Washington. Government Bank. $5. 1862. (DC255-G6) Green. Majestic eagle. Uncirculated. $150-250

1002

District of Columbia. Washington. Merchants’ Bank Pairing. $1 1852 DC275-G2, Fillmore, woman with book, woman stands in large 1, train; $5 1852 DC275-G6, Women and cherubs around large ornate 5, Zachary Taylor, train below, Uncirculated. [2] 75-$150 $75-150

1003

District of Columbia. Washington. Metropolitan Bank Pair. $1 1857 DC295G2a, Washington portrait, sailor, left. Girl, right. Uncirculated; $3 1857 DC295-G6a, eagle, Uncirculated, small punch hole. WHHW. [2] $75-125

1004

111

District of Columbia. Washington. Potomac River Bank Grouping. $1 1855 DC1440-G2, train, white 1, Fine; $2 1855 DC140-Ga, train, white TWO, Uncirculated; $3 1854 DC140-G6, woman flies with eagle and shield, woman leans on shield with white 3, Uncirculated, minor teller handling; $5 1854 DC140-G8, similar to previous, Almost Uncirculated. [4] $275-350 District of Columbia. Washington. Republican National Committee. $10. 1890. No.1936. Pink. Abraham Lincoln. Homer Lee Bank Note. AU. $75-125 Maryland. Baltimore. Colorful American Bank Pairing Engraved and Printed by National Bank Note Company. $1 1863 MD10-G2a, ships in the harbor, sheep, Daniel Webster, VF-EF; $2 1863 MD10G43a, horses pulling plow, men with crates, Henry Clay, VF or better. [2] $200-300 Maryland. Baltimore. A Colorful Selection of Maryland Obsolete Notes. Allegany County Bank $5 1859 MD155G6a, miners, girl, red end panels outline large white 5s, Fine details, small “$5.X” added near the top; Hagerstown Bank $5 1850s MD240-G40b, red, women with rake and fruit, unissued remainder, Uncirculated; Similar, $10 MD240-G46b; Somerset & Worcester Savings Bank $2 1862 MD116.5, green, cows, Uncirculated . [4] $200-300 Maryland. Cumberland. Colorful Allegany County Bank Pairing. $5 MD155-G6b, little girl, coal miners, red tint, Uncirculated; $10 MD155-G8d, three miners, green tint, Uncirculated, two small pinholes. [2] $150-250 Maryland. Millington. Commercial Bank of Millington. $10. 1836. (MD265-G20). No.328. Woman with spinning wheel and State arms. RWH. VF. $75-125 Maryland. Westernport. Clinton Bank. $5. 1859. (MD305-G8). No.1986. Red. Long train facing left. Justice, right. ABNCO. Fine. $60-90 A District of Columbia and Maryland Obsolete Assortment. $5 1852 Merchants’ Bank, DC, AU; $1 1851 Bank of the Union DC360-G2a, AU, small stains on the back; $5 1863 Farmers and Merchants Bank of Cecil County, Maryland, MD190-G8b, Fine or so; $5 1846 Havre-de-Grace Bank, MD, MD250-G34, Fine-VF; $10 1837 Frederick Town Branch Bank, Greenfield Mills, Maryland, About Fine, hammer cancels, reinforced with paper tape; $2 1840 Baltimore Real Estate and Banking Institution. Fine-AVF. [6] $150-250

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Very Rare Spiegelberg Hermanos New Mexico Territorial One Bit Scrip

A LARGE OFFERING OF VIRGINIA OBSOLETE NOTES Choice Virginia Treasury $50, 1861

1005

New Mexico. Spiegelberg Hermanos. 12 ⁄ 2 Cents. Enero 1, 1863. Santa Fe, NM. Unlisted private issue. Dark royal blue on buff. Hunter standing with rifle in field. No imprint. Lithographic style reminiscent of Eastern scrip notes. Unissued, no serial number. One of the few Spanish-language scrip notes. In 1846, Prussian-born Solomon Jacob Spiegelberg became the first Jewish merchant on the Santa Fe Trail and arrived in Santa Fe. There he acted as sutler with the forces of Colonel Sterling Price during the US occupation of New Mexico. He soon set himself up on his own with a small mercantile business. In 1848, he brought his brother Levi over to the New World, and the two formed Spiegelberg Hermanos. Levi was followed by brothers Elias, Emanuel, Lehman and Willi, who after landing made the arduous two- to three-month trip to Santa Fe by train, steamboat and mule (Elias was killed in New Mexico when the ceiling of his adobe home collapsed). The Spiegelberg store across from the Governor’s Palace sold groceries and dry goods. By 1850, they were trading outside New Mexico and a had a thriving wholesale business. Selling everything from a pin to a piano, the Spiegelbergs were also very progressive members of Santa Fe’s business community. They offered liberal credit in a Territory where hard currency was often lacking, especially to Hispanic workers who were paid half of what their Anglo counterparts got. Meanwhile, under their sympathetic purchasing system, Hispanic customers from agricultural areas were allowed to barter fresh produce in exchange for scrip; the produce then being sold to Anglos for cash. With the scarcity of silver coins during the Civil War, Spiegelberg Hermanos were one of the first businesses in the West to be granted the privilege of issuing their own money in the form of 10, 20 and 50 Cents notes. ICG Very Fine 30. All New Mexico Territorial scrip is very rare, while this piece has the added cachet of being an important Civil War era issuer and being Old West Judaica. $6,750-7,500 1

1006

Virginia. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note. $50. 1861. (VT02-08, Cr.2). No.1042. Red underprint. Ceres and Commerce with urn. State arms, left. John Tyler, right. Hoyer & Ludwig. Choice VFEF. $2,000-3,000

1007

Virginia. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note. $20. 1861. (VT02-10, Cr.3). No.695. Green underprint. George Washington, center. Minerva, left. Roman Senator, right. Hoyer & Ludwig. Uncirculated. $200-300

1008

Virginia. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note. $10. 1861. (Cr.4). No.1880. Liberty standing with pole. Hoyer & Ludwig. Choice Almost Uncirculated. $100-150

1009

Virginia Treasury Notes. $100 Cr.6 F-VF; $20 Cr.3 , Fine, stains, small piece out; $10 Cr.4 Fine, pinhole; $5 Cr.5 in Fine, and a $1 1862 Uncirculated; $50 Cr.7 Fine, stains; $10 1862 Cr.8 VF. Also included: Corporation of Richmond 50 Cents Fine and a $5 “Baby Bond”. [9] $300-500

1010

Virginia. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note. $10. 1861. (Cr.4) Fully issued. No.1562. Liberty standing with pole. Hoyer & Ludwig. PCGS Choice About New 55. $100-150

1011

Virginia. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note. $100. 1862. (Cr.6b). No.758. Orange C on either side of portrait. Governor Letcher. George Washington. Indian princess. Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C. Uncirculated. $150-250

1012

Virginia. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note. $100. 1862. (Cr.6b) Fully issued. No.1056. Orange C on either side of portrait. Governor Letcher. George Washington. Indian princess. Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C. Uncirculated. $100-150

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Virginia. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note. $50. 1862. (Cr.7). No.2194. Red orange overprint. Governor Mason. Three women. Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C. Uncirculated. Light teller handling. $150-250

1014

Virginia. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note. $50. 1862. (VT03-06, Cr.7). No.809. Reddish orange counter outlines a white L. James M. Mason, left. Commerce, Ceres and Navigation, right. Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C. EF-AU. $100-150

1015

Virginia. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note. $10. 1862. (Cr.8). No.5665. Green Xs and TENs. Prosperity seated with cornucopia. Thor. Governor Floyd. Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C. Choice Uncirculated. $75-125

1021

Virginia. Alexandria. Mechanics Bank of Alexandria. $50. 1826. (BA20-10). No.85. Mechanic sawing. Charter below. MDF. Fine. $300-500

1022

Virginia. Alexandria. Merchants Bank of Alexandria. $1. 1815. (BA25-10). No.988. Barrels and bales on wharf. Ship beyond. W. Harrison. VF. $75-125

1023

Virginia. Alexandria. Merchants Bank of Alexandria. $5. 1815. (BA25-20). No.190. Sailing ships. W. Harrison. VF. $75-125

1024

Virginia. Alexandria. Merchants Bank of Alexandria. $3. 1815. (BA25-15). No.842. Men in row boat heading for anchored ship. W. Harrison. VF. $120-180

1016

Virginia. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note. $10 1862. Watermark Varieties. Cr. 9 “TEN” AU, and Cr.11 “T. C. C.” VF-EF. [2] $100-150

1025

Virginia. Alexandria. Merchants Bank of Alexandria. $5. 1815. (BA25-21). No.196. Horse cart and man on pier. Ship beyond. W. Harrison. VF. $75-125

1017

Virginia. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note. $5. 1862. (Cr.13) Fully issued. Green. Governor Bennett. Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C. VF, VF, Uncirculated. [3] $75-125

1026

Virginia. Alexandria. Merchants Bank of Alexandria. $10. 1815. (BA25-25). X in left top counter. Sailing vessel. W. Harrison. VF. $100-150

1027

1018

Virginia. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note Assortment. $5 1861 Cr.8, #1135, VF; $5 1862 Cr.13, VF-EF, mounting remnants; Similar, Unc. with light teller handling; $1 May 17, 1862 Cr.16(3) VF, VF and EF; $1 July 21, 1862 Cr.17, AU; $1 Oct. 21, 1862 Cr.18, AU. [8] $150-250

Virginia. Alexandria. Merchants Bank of Alexandria. $10. 1815. (BA25-26). No.225. 10 in left top counter. Sailing vessel. W. Harrison. VF. $100-150

1028

Virginia. Alexandria. Bank of the Old Dominion Pearlisburg Branch Selection. $5 1857 BA30-09, Commerce seated, Washington, left, red overprint, F-VF, Rarity 5E; $101851 BA30-14, woman reclines on bale, red TEN, About Fine, mounting remnants, Rarity 5E; $20 1859 BA30-21, red TWENTY, train, Fine, right serial number corrected, Rarity 7F. [3] $300-500

1029

Virginia. Charleston. Farmers Bank. $10. 1852. (BC10-10). Farm boy beneath tree. Medallion head, left. Woman, right. EF-AU. $80-120

1019

Virginia. Alexandria. Bank of Alexandria. $5. 1809. (BA05-05) Counterfeit (genuine examples are not known). No.393. “Alexandria” in the left end panel, eagle, shield. Fine details. $200-300

1020

Virginia. Alexandria. Mechanics Bank of Alexandria. $5. 1831. (BA20-05). No.941. Wheelwright. Charter, below. MDF. VF+. $200-300

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THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES 1030

Virginia. Bank of Charleston Pairing. $1 1861 BC05-05, farmers and cattle, Fine details, very small piece out at upper right; $5 1858, BC05-10, Washington on horseback in camp, About Fine. ABNCO. Fine. [2] $100-150

A Nice Run of Monticello Bank of Charlottesville Notes 1031

1032

1033

1034

Virginia. Charlottesville. Monticello Bank. $8. 1861. (BC25-21A). No.19. Red EIGHT underprint. Three women representing Music, Poetry and Painting, State arms. Danforth, Wright. Fine. $1,000-1,500

1035

Virginia. Charlottesville. Monticello Bank. $20. 1860. (BC25-31). No.1590. Red underprint. Young lady, Monticello, Jefferson, milkmaid and cows. ABNCO. VFEF. $120-180

Virginia. Charlottesville. Monticello Bank. $6. 1861. (BC25-17). No.58. Red SIX underprint. Men by tobacco barrels, girl with flowers, State arms, locomotive below. Danforth, Wright. Fine. $750-1,250

1036

Virginia. Charlottesville. Monticello Bank. $50. 1860. (BC25-35). No.399. Red underprint. Monticello, right. Liberty, sword and shield, left. ABNCO. VF. $1,000-1,500

Virginia. Charlottesville. Monticello Bank. $7. 1861. (BC25-19A). No.68. Red SEVEN underprint. Black and white horses, train in the distance. Danforth, Wright. Fine. $750-1,250

1037

Virginia. Charlottesville. Monticello Bank. $100. 1860. (BC25-40). No.224. Red underprint. Monticello, left, Jefferson, right. ABNCO. F-VF. $750-1,250

1038

Virginia. Charlottesville. Monticello Bank Assortment. $1 1861 BC25-05A, State arms, About Fine; $2 1861 BC25-10, sailing ship, Justice, Fine; $5 1860 BC25-14, red, Monticello (Jefferson’s home), Fine, pencil notations on the back; $10 1860 BC25-26, red, Monticello, left, Fine, repaired edge split at the top. [4] $120-180

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Virginia. Chatham. Bank of Pittsylvania $5 Variety Pairing. Both with green underprints. $5 1861 BC30-12, four cherubs, George Washington, by Hoyer and Ludwig, CSA printers, VF; $5 1861 BC3013, man drinks near horses, VF, R4C. [2] $100-150

1040

Virginia. Danville. Danville Bank. $1. 1862. (BD05-06). No.6618. Pink underprint. White 1s in counters. Boy reclines by wheat stack. Hoyer & Ludwig. VF-EF. $100-150

1041

Virginia. Danville. Danville Bank Trio. $5 1858 BP05-10, Train, lower left two men and a horse, VG-Fine; $10 1859 BD05-15, About Fine, mounting remnants; $50 1859 BD05-25, two women recline by spinning wheel. Danforth Perkins-ABNCO. Fine details. [3] $400-600

1042

Virginia. Fincastle. Farmers Bank of Fincastle Pairing. $5 1857 BF25-30, five cherubs and five silver dollars, Fine; $10 1857 BF25-40, George Washington, Rarity 5F, Fine. [2] $100-150

1043

Virginia. Fredericksburg. Bank of Commerce. $10. 1857. (BF30-19) Fully issued. No.202. Red TEN. Woman reclines. Woman with wheat. George Washington. Altered from the Southern Bank of Bainbridge.. Fine or so. $75-125

Bucolic Fishing Scene Bank of Manassa Five Dollars

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1044

Virginia. Front Royal. Bank of Manassa. $5. 1859. (BF40-05). No.1673. Red tint. Farmer and daughter fishing. State arms, right. ABNCO. VF. $600-900

1045

Virginia. Harrisonburg. Bank of Rockingham. $5. Jan. 1859. (BH15-10) Fully issued. No.1929. Red orange back. Fox hunt. Farmer and cows, bottom left. State arms, right. Draper, Welch & Co. Fine. $200-300

1046

Virginia. Colorful Bank of Howardsville Obsolete Note Pairing. $5 1861, BH2516, woman flanked by cherubs, About Fine, small repaired splits at the top; $10 1861, BH25-36, manâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s portrait flanked by cherubs, wheat harvest, left, Fine. Green underprints. Wellstood, Hay and Whiting. [2] $150-250

1047

Virginia. Howardsville. Bank of Howardsville . $50. 1861. (BH25-46) Fully issued. No.1022. Green underprint. Fillmore flanked by cherubs. State arms, left. Slave with corn basket, right. WHW. Fine. $100-150

1048

Virginia. Howardsville. Bank of Howardsville . $20. April 21, 1862. (BH25-40) Fully issued. No.22. Green underprint. Farmer, horses, tobacco barrel. Clay, left. State arms, right. Wellstood, Hay and Whiting ABNCO. Almost Uncirculated. $120-180

1049

Virginia. Lynchburg. Bank of Virginia. $6. Oct. 6, 1860. (BR40-25) Fully issued. No.290. Train leaves tunnel at left. State arms. Blacksmith, lower right. Danforth, Bald. Fine. $750-1,250

THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES 1050

Virginia. Norfolk. Pair of Exchange Bank of Virginia, Abington Branch Bank Notes. $20 1859. BN05-70, green, Indian gazes at ruins, VF, endorsement on back; $50 1859 BN05-75, semi-nude women, ships beyond, EF-AU. RWHE. [2] $100-150

1051

Virginia. Norfolk. Exchange Bank of Virginia. $50. 18__. Proof on card. $50 1850s. BN05-75, semi-nude women, ships beyond. “PROPERTY OF AMERICAN BANK NOTE CO.” stamped on back in reddish ink. Uncirculated. $100-150

1052

1053

Virginia. Pearisburg Lower Denomination Assortment. All 1862 with State arms at the center. $1 BP20-15, Fine; $11⁄ 4 BP20-20, VF, small repaired split; $11⁄ 2 BP20-25, VF, pinholes; $2 BP20-30, VF, pinholes; . [4] $100-150 Virginia. Petersburg. Bank of Petersburg. $5. 1861. (BP25-15). No.138. Woman seated in red V. Green 5s. Slave with cattle. Children. ABNCO. $100-150

1054

Virginia. Petersburg. Bank of Petersburg. $10. 1861. (BP25-20). No.656. Red and green underprints. Man and tobacco barrel. Woman writng near child. ABNCO. VF details. $100-150

1055

Virginia. Petersburg. Bank of Petersburg. $20. 1861. (BP25-30). No.920. Red and green underprints. Black and white horses. George Washington. Indian Princess. ABNCO. VF-EF. $200-300

1057

Virginia. Philippi. Bank of Philippi Obsolete Bank Note Grouping with Red Underprints. $5 1857 BP40-15, Buchanan flanked by angels, Fine, stains on the back; $10 1857 BP40-20, Farmer and Indian flank shield, Fine; $20 1859 BP40-25, cattle, Fine. [3] $100-150

1058

Virginia. Philippi. Bank of Philippi Obsolete Bank Note Grouping with Green Underprints. $5 1861 BP40-15, Washington flanked by angels, Fine; $20 1860 BP40-27, cattle, VF; $10 1861 BP4022, Farmer and Indian flank shield, VF-EF. WHW. [3] $300-450

1059

Virginia. Richmond. Colorful High Denomination Bank of the Commonwealth Notes. $50 1858 BR1540, red, female slave and child, Monroe left, State arms, Fine details, mounting remnants, small stains; $100 1858 BR15-45, red, maiden reclines, John Marshall, State arms, Fine, ink stain on the back. [2] $200-300

1060

Virginia. Richmond. A Colorful Selection of Bank of the Commonwealth Obsolete Paper Money. $2 1861 BR15-10, all blue, State arms, George Washington, Fine; $5 1861 BR15-25, red, men and tobacco barrels, F-VF; $10 1858 BR15-30, red, men flank Washington shield, State arms, Adams, VF; $20 1861 BR15-36, red, men flank shield, State arms, VF. [4] $150-250

1061

Virginia. Richmond. Farmers Bank of Virginia. $10. 1859. (BA25-60). No.5399. Farmer and sheep. Liberty, shield and eagle, left. Branch in Norfolk. Danforth, Spencer and Hufty. VF+. $75-125

1062

Virginia. Richmond. Bank of Richmond. $5. 1861. (BR85-10). No.1445. Liberty standing with a shield, flanked by a wonderful underprint featuring angels and Jefferson, left. Hoyer and Ludwig. VF details. $500-750

1063

Virginia. Richmond. Traders’ Bank. $5. 1860s. (BR110-10) Unissued remainder. Green underprint. ABNCO. Uncirculated. $60-90

Nice Bank of Petersburg 1861 Hundred Dollars

1056

Virginia. Petersburg. Bank of Petersburg. $100. 1861. (BP25-40). No.245. Red and green underprints. Red and black 100 near the top. Semi-nude standing woman, left. Cotton plant. Girl below. ABNCO. EF-AU. $1,250-1,750

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Virginia. Richmond. Traders’ Bank. $10. 1861. (BR110-15) Fully issued. No.1410. Green die counters and Xs. Slave with horses. Washington, left. Girl, right. ABNCO. Fine. $100-150

1065

Virginia. Richmond. Bank of Virginia. $5. Jan. 2, 1815. (BR130-30) Fully issued. No.4913. Liberty with four water jugs. Norfolk branch. “DEPARTMENT” in right end panel. MDF. Fine. $75-150

1066

Virginia. Richmond. A Selection of Unusual Denominations from the Bank of the Commonwealth. BR15-15 through 20. All June 4th, 1862, with the bank title arched over the center. $1.25 F-VF, $1.50 FVF, 1.75 Fine, 2.50 Fine, $3 Choice Uncirculated, $4 Choice Uncirculated, “Co” watermark. All by R. Leggett. [6] $200-300

1069

Virginia. Scottsville. Bank of Scottsville. $20. 1861. (BS15-34) Fully issued. No.325. Red counters, green 20. Liberty sits with eagle. Frontiersman with rifle. South vanquishes North, below. American Bank Note Company, Philadelphia. Fine details. $750-1,250

1070

Virginia. Staunton. Central Bank of Virginia Duo. $1 1862 BS20-05, all blue, cattle and plow, printed on the back of colorful higher denomination Staunton notes, Uncirculated, light pencil notations, Affleck plate note; Similar, $3 1862 BS2015, steamboat, VF. [2] $150-250

1071

Virginia. Staunton. Selection of Colorful Central Bank of Virginia Obsolete Bank Notes. All 1860, all red. $5 BS20-21, Ceres, steam engine below, Fine, pencil notations on the back; $10 BS20-36, overseer on horseback, F-VF; $20 BS20-41, Woman with cattle, VF; $50 BS20-46, three women, rooster below, F-VF. [4] $300-500

1072

Virginia. Weston. Bank of Weston. $5. 1850s. (BW15-06) Unissued remainder. Red tint. Farmer leaves barn to load wheat on horse. Woman, left. State arms. ABNCO. VF+. $100-150

1073

Virginia. Weston. Bank of Weston. $10. 1860. (BW15-10) Red tint. Indians, left. State arms. Woman, right. ABNCO. EF. $100-150

1074

Virginia. Winchester. Bank of the Valley in Virginia. $20. March 7, 1856. (BW5040) Fully issued. No.222. Leesburg branch. Fillmore, left. Angels and cherubs intertwined with large 20, right. Indian princess below. Toppan, Carpenter, Casilear. EF. $75-125

1075

Virginia. Winchester. Bank of Winchester. $50. (BW56-25) Unissued remainder. Women with spinning wheel, train in distance. Farmers. Draper, Welch & Co. Uncirculated. $75-125

Bank of Scottsville 1861 Five, Ten and Twenty Dollars

1067

1068

Virginia. Scottsville. Bank of Scottsville. $5. 1861. (BS15-13) Fully issued. No.313. Red counters, green FIVE. Milk maid sits on log. State arms, right. Girl and Washington, below. American Bank Note Company, Philadelphia. Fine. $500-750

Virginia. Scottsville. Bank of Scottsville. $10. 1861. (BS15-28) Fully issued. No.280. Red counters, green TEN. Farmers and cattle. Girl, left. State arms, bottom right. American Bank Note Company, Philadelphia. Fine-Very Fine. $1,250-1,750

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THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTORâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S SERIES 1076

1077

Virginia. Bank of Virginia Obsolete Bank Note Selection. $1 1862 Portsmouth branch, BR-130-15, VF-EF, Ex NASCA Jan. 1983 Lot 8541; $2 Richmond branch, BR130-20, VF-EF; $10 1862, Portsmouth branch, BR130-51, VF; $20 1860 Union branch, BR130-69, EF-AU. Underwood, Bald, Spencer. [4] $200-300 Wide Selection of Virginia Obsolete Notes. $5 1853 Bank of the Old Dominion, Alexandria, BA30-05 VG; $5 1855 Bank of Commerce, Frederickburg, BF30-09, Fine, pencil notations on back; $5 18__ TransAlleghany Bank of Virginia, Jeffersonville, Unissued, VF; $10 1861 Bank of Pittsylvania, BC30-16 AU, repaired body hole; $2 1861 Corporation of Richmond, TR05-22, VF; $5 1858 Bank of the Commonwealth, Richmond, BR15-25 Fine; $5 1860 Bank of Winchester, BW56-10 About Fine. Also included, County of Augusta 25 Cents and City of Richmond 60 Cents, both Fine. [9] $275-350

1078

Virginia. Assortment of Mostly Virginia $1 Obsolete Notes. Farmers Bank of Virginia 1861 BR25-07 Fine; Bank of Richmond 1862 BR85-06 F-VF, light stains on back; Bank of Rockingham 1861 BH1505 VF, nice margins, light age toning; Southern Manufacturers Bank (Washington, DC) 1852 DC355-G2 . [5] $150-250

1079

Trio of Colorful Obsolete Bank Notes. 1) Louisiana, Citizensâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Bank of Lousiana at Shreveport $5, green with red back, Unc. 2) Maryland, Alleghany County Bank, Cumberland, $10 1862, green, VF with minor stains and pinholes. 3) Missouri, State of Missouri, $1 Defense Bond 1860s, CU. [3] $60-90

1080

Trio of Canal Bank Sheets. 1) $10-$10$10-$10 bank building. 2) $20-$20-$20$20 three woman. 3) $100-$100-$100$100 steamboat, Washington. Some folds and minor edge impairments, otherwise mostly AU. [3] $120-180

1081

1082

An Assortment of Georgia Obsolete Bank Notes. County of Augusta 25 Cents 1862; State of Georgia 50 Cents 1863; $1 1863 and 1864; $5 1864; Merchants & Planters Bank, Savannah $50 1856, $10 1860 and $3 1850s; Mechanics Bank $5 1854; Bank of Commerce, Savannah $5 & $10 1857. Mostly VG-Fine. The last two are hole cancelled. [12] $60-90

1083

A Useful Assortment of Southern Obsolete Notes. Farmers Bank of Alabama, Montgomery, $1 1862; Bank of Fayetteville, $5 1850; South Carolina Railroad $2 1873; State Bank, South Carolina 1857; Planters Bank of Fairfield, Winnsboro, SC; Virginia Treasury Note $1 1862; Corporation of Richmond $1 1861 Spanish coin; Central Bank of Virginia, Staunton $5 1850s. All are mostly intact, but have impairments. Should be seen. Sold as is, no returns. [8] $80-120

1084

Colorful Pair of $20 State Notes. $20 1863 State of North Carolina Cr.119, Red TWENTY, Governor Vance, Almost Uncirculated; $20 1872 State of South Carolina S14, Liberty and Continental soldier flank shield, Uncirculated. [2] 120$180 $120-180

1085

Paper Money Potpourri. An intriguing assortment consisting of an Office of Discount and Deposit of the United States draft, eagle and shield, unissued remainder, Unc.; two advertising notes on the backs of facsimile Confederate paper money, an obsolete scrip note, Korean War leaflets and more. [12] $30-50

1086

1893 Columbian Exposition Admission Tickets Assortment. Indian Chief; Lincoln; Columbus and George Washington. Uncirculated. Some with minor mounting remnants on the backs. [4] $40-60

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1087

1088

CSA. T-5. $100. Sept 11, 1861. Cr. 5. PF-1. No.4165. B. Train. Justice, left. Minerva, right. Green HUNDRED. Choice Almost Uncirculated. Excellent paper quality. Fresh and original, with vibrant color, crisp signatures, and bold ink impressions. There is a light counting fold in the upper left hand corner. The condition of the bright red fibers in the paper attest to the fact that this note has never been tampered with. The side margins are trimmed just into the borders, but not severely, and the eye appeal of this lovely example is exceptional. The endorsement on the back reads “Disbursed Sep 22nd 1861 Ferdinand Molloy capt ASC”. $1,500-2,500

CSA. T-7. $100. 1861. Cr. 11. PF-4. No.26081. C. Ceres and Proserpine. George Washington, left. Printed “For,” thin paper. Fine. There is a small ink erosion hole in the Treasurer’s signature. $300-500

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1089

CSA. T-8. $50. 1861. Cr. 19. PF-7. No.13312. C. George Washington. Tellus, bird on globe. Printed “for.” Rarity 8. Uncirculated. Just a light counting bend, lower left. Unmolested, with brilliant red serial numbers and clear signatures. The margins are narrow, but nearly complete. $400-600

1090

CSA. T-9. $20. 1861. Cr. 31. PF-12. No.49812. D. Sailing ship. Small “XX,” thick paper. Uncirculated. Fresh and bright, and the margins generous and very even. Strictly original. Traces of very minor teller handling. $300-500

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CSA. T-10. $10. 1861. Cr. 36. PF-16. No.72358. A. Liberty, eagle and shield. Small “XX,” thin paper, “For” written. About Fine. A few petty stains on the back. Nice margins on three sides. $200-300

1098

CSA. T-18. $20. 1861. Cr. 101. PF-1. No.16973. A. Sailing ship. Sailor. Uncirculated. With complete margins all around. The paper is somewhat porous, as made. $100-150

1092

CSA. T-13. $100. 1861. Cr. 57. PF-5. No.8712. A5. Cotton wagon. Sailor. Uncirculated. Light teller handling. Bright and original. Full borders all around. $150-250

1099

CSA. T-18. $20. 1861. Cr. 129. PF-20. No.9356. A15. Sailing ship. Sailor. Fine. With complete margins all around. $75-125

1100

1093

CSA. T-14. $50. 1861. Cr. 76. PF-7. No.629. A4. Moneta with money chest. Sailors. Almost Uncirculated. Light age toning throughout, but the margins are full and generous for this issue. $100-150

CSA. T-CT/20-141. $20. 1861. Woman, cherub, beehive. Contemporary counterfeits with printed signatures and handwritten red serial numbers. Plate 6. Both Uncirculated. [2] $40-60

1101

1094

CSA. T-16. $50. 1861. Cr. 81. PF-3. No.80753. YA. Jefferson Davis. Green underprint. CSA script watermarked paper. Very Fine+. Seven vertical folds. The margins are nearly complete. $150-250

CSA. T-CT/20-142. $20. 1861. No.80377. Woman, cherub, beehive. Contemporary counterfeit with hand written signatures and red serial number. SnyderJones. Uncirculated. Nearly complete margins. $50-75

1095

CSA. T-16. $50. 1861. Cr. 83. PF-11. No.20982. XA. Jefferson Davis. Green underprint. Red fiber paper. Fine. $100-150

1102

1096

CSA. T-17. $20. 1861. Cr. 99. PF-1. No.37212. A. Three women. Liberty, left. Short grren tendrils. Printed “for” before signature blocks. Very Good. Small body holes, lower right. $150-250

CSA. An Assortment of CSA Notes. T-20 Uncirculated, CC; T-25 F-VF, CC; T41 Uncirculated, trimmed into the top; T-69 Unc.; XX-1/C1 Fine, soiled. [5] $100-150

1103

CSA. T-21. $20. 1861. Cr. 144. PF-1. No.1136. X. Alexander Stephens. Dark green. Fine details. Trimmed into the top and bottom border. Mounting remnant on the back near the bottom. Still quite presentable. $120-180

1104

CSA. T-21. $20. 1861. Cr. 145. PF-3. No.802. YA. Alexander Stephens. Darker green tint. VG-Fine. Cut cancelled. $100-150

1097

CSA. T-17. $20. 1861. PF-2. No.19871. A. Three women. Green overprint, long tendrils. “For” printed. Fine. Trimmed slightly into the borders at the sides. The paper retains some crispness. $750-1,250

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1105

1106

CSA. T-22. $10. 1861. Cr. 151. PF-1. No.12832. B. Indian family. Red orange overprint. Red fiber paper. Printed by the Southern Bank Note Company. Fine. Choice for the grade. Three full margins, and very nice color. Excellent eye appeal for the grade. $750-1,250

CSA. T-22. $10. 1861. Cr. 151. PF-1. No.8250. B. Indian Family. Orange underprint by Southern Bank note Company. Fine. Cut cancelled, reinforced with stamp hinges on the back. The margins are a bit uneven, but the color is very pleasing for the grade. $300-500

1107

CSA. T-24. $10. 1861. Cr. 161. PF-7. No.18490. J. R. M. T. Hunter. Reverend Dr. Alfred Elwin (a staunch abolitionist) as a baby, right. Red underprint. Plain paper. Fine. Complete, but slightly uneven margins. $100-150

1108

CSA. T-24. $10. 1861. Cr. 164. PF-11. No.67615. R. M. T. Hunter. Reverend Dr. Alfred Elwin (a staunch abolitionist) as a baby, right. Red underprint. CSA script watermark. Fine. Nearly complete margins all around. $120-180

1109

CSA. T-26. $10. 1861. PF-1. No.37270. Y. Hope with anchor. R. M. T. Hunter. Memminger. Fine lace. Flourish over “Bearer.” Plain paper. Fine. Some moderate age toning. $100-150

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1110

CSA. T-26. $10. 1861. Cr. 177. PF-8. No.37429. W. Hope with anchor. R. M. T. Hunter. Memminger. Solid lace. Flourish over “Bearer.” CSA block letters watermark. Fine. The margins are complete, but narrow in some places. $100-150

1111

CSA. T-26. $10. 1861. Cr. 177. PF-8. No.41842. Y. Hope with anchor. R. M. T. Hunter, left. Memminger, right. Solid lace, flourish, “OF” before “THE.” CSA script watermark. VF. Nearly complete margins all around. $75-125

1112

CSA. T-28. $10. 1861. Cr. 236. PF-9. No.53348. A16. Women with urn. Paterson. Large number below A. VF. Bright and attractive. $100-150

1113

CSA. T-29. $10. 1861. Cr. 237. PF-1. No.31866. H. Slave picking cotton. Fine. With full margins. There is a pinhole well hidden in the vignette in the right end panel, and a minor rust spot; hardly distracting. $250-350

1114

CSA. T-30. $10. 1861. Cr. 239. PF-3. No.49957. 4. “General Francis Marion’s Sweet Potato Dinner.” R. M. T. Hunter, left. Second series. Almost Uncirculated. With full margins. A penned line through the top of Minerva at right is a continuation of the Treasurer’s signature from the note that was printed above this example. $200-300

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1115

1116

1117

CSA. T-31. $5. 1861. Cr. 244. PF-1. No.1085. B. Five allegorical females. Red underprint. Southern Bank Note Company. VF. Complete margins all around. A lovely, unmolested example with vivid color, highly visible red fibers in the paper, and rarely encountered full borders. Worth a premium bid. $750-1,250

CSA. T-31. $5. 1861. Cr. 244. PF-1. No.16128. B. Five women. Red underprint. Southern Bank Note Company. Red serial numbers, and perhaps the lowest reported thus far. Fine. Cut out cancelled at the bottom. $300-500 CSA. T-31. $5. 1861. Cr. 245. PF-2. No.10580. C. Five women. Red underprint. Southern Bank Note Company. Black serial numbers, and perhaps the lowest reported thus far. About Fine. Trimmed into the left end. The color is quite pleasing for this grade. $200-300

1119

CSA. T-33. $5. 1861. Cr. 254Ba. PF-7. No.13472. K. Memminger. Minerva, right. Green underprint. Keatinge & Ball reads from top left towards the bottom. State II (no “VA” after engraver’s name). Fine. With complete borders all around. $300-500

1120

CSA. T-34. $5. 1861. Cr. 268. PF-10. No.23502. J. Memminger. Minerva, right. No engraver’s name at the top. CSA script watermark. Complete borders all around. $100-150

1121

CSA. T-36. $5. 1861. Cr. 276. PF-3. No.92588. 12A. Ceres seated on a bale of cotton. J. T. Paterson & Co. No series. Very nearly complete margins all around. $75-125

1122

CSA. T-36. $5. 1861. Cr. 278. PF-4. No.255925. A10. Ceres seated on a bale of cotton. Fine. Complete borders all around. $60-90

1123

CSA. Both Varieties of T-36 $10 1862 Notes. “Six Month” and “Six Months”. Both Fine or so. [2] $100-150

1124

CSA. T-CT/36-278. $5. 1861. No.4148. 9A. Ceres seated on a bale of cotton. Fine+. Bright and attractive. $50-75

1125

CSA. T-37. $5. 1861. Cr. 284 & 285. PF-1 & 2. Sailor leaning on bale of cotton. Both varieties, B. Duncan, Richmond and B. Duncan, Columbia. The second note has a small hole near the scales at right. Both About Fine. [2] $100-150

1126

CSA. T-39. $100. 1862. Cr. 293. PF-4. No.4982. Af. Train. Straight steam. John Boston endorsement on the back. Uncirculated. With nearly full margins. Augusta and Savannah interest paid stamps. $75-125

CSA T-32 Five Dollars

1118

CSA. T-32. $5. 1861. Cr. 249. PF-2. No.9233. AA. Machinist with hammer. Boy in oval, left. Red orange underprint. Red fiber paper. Fine. While the red orange overprint is not oxidized, but it is faded, but the borders are complete . $1,500-2,500 WWW.SPINK.COM

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CSA. T-39. $100. 1862. PF-13. No.32467. Ac. Train. Straight steam. “Issued Houston Feb 19/63 by B. Bloomfield Major” on the back in brown ink. VF-EF. Bloomfield was a major issuer of notes in the TransMississippi Department. $300-500

1128

CSA. Group of T-39 and T-40 1862 $100 Notes. F-VF (3), and AU missing a corner. One has a handwritten Jackson endorsement. [4] $150-250

1129

1130

1131

CSA. T-40. $100. 1862. PF-1. No.60887. Ad. Train. Diffused steam. Montgomery and Jackson interest paid stamps. Uncirculated. Some light teller handling. Full margins all around. $75-125

CSA. T-41. $100. 1862. Cr. 315A. PF10. No.87215. Y. Slaves hoe cotton. John C. Calhoun. Columbia, right. Red underprint. “Issued Feby. 12/63 G. W. Jones Major AQM” in red pen on the back. Montgomery interest paid stamp. Choice Almost Uncirculated. One small corner fold. Full and even margins all around. $300-500 CSA. T-41. $100. 1862. Cr. 319A. PF11. No.16978. W. Slaves hoe cotton. John C. Calhoun. Columbia, right. Red underprint. “WRITE TO J. H. CHILDREY, 1722 MAIN ST., Richmond, VA FOR CONFEDERATE MONEY, STAMPS, BONDS, COINSÖ” printed on the back. CSA script watermark. Uncirculated. Teller handling. $60-90

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1132

CSA. T-41. $100. 1862. Cr. 320A. PF22. No.16325. Y. Slaves hoe cotton. John C. Calhoun. Columbia, right. Red underprint. “Received of J. C. M. Ramsey Depos at Charlotte, N. C. Jany 1st, 1865 F. S. DeWolfe(?)” in faded brown ink on the back. Augusta interest paid stamp. CSA script watermark. VF. Full borders. Two pinholes. $300-500

1133

CSA. T-41. $100. 1862. No.27367. Z. Slaves hoe cotton. John C. Calhoun. Columbia, right. “ISS’D BY MAJ J. F. CUMMINGS NOV. 29TH 1862” stamped twice in blue ink on the back, along with an Augusta interest paid stamp. EF-AU. With full borders and nice color. $200-300

1134

CSA. A Nice Pair of Well-Framed T-41 1862 $100 Notes. Both with full margins all around. VF-EF and Uncirculated. [2] $120-180

1135

CSA. Pair of T-41 1862 $100 Slaves Hoeing Cotton Notes. Both Almost Uncirculated. One with pinholes, the other with minor edge foxing. [2] $100-150

1136

CSA. Trio of T-41 1862 $100 Slaves Hoeing Cotton Notes. All VF-EF. One has generous margins all around. [3] $150-250

1137

CSA. T-43. $2. 1862. Cr. 338. PF-1. No.56282. 4. South strikes down north. Judah P. Benjamin. Fine. With rarely encountered very nearly full borders. $100-150

1138

CSA. T-44. $1. 1862. Cr. 341. PF-3. No.50784. 7. Auxiliary steamship. Lucy Pickens. Third Series. Uncirculated. With nice margins for this issue. $200-300

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1139

1140

1141

1142

CSA. T-49. $100. 1862. Cr. 348. PF-2. No.108666. D. Lucy Pickens. Green back. CSA block letters watermark. Uncirculated. Perhaps Choice, with full borders and three generous margins. $300-500 CSA. T-50. $50. 1862. Cr. 355. PF-9. No.101717. Z. Jefferson Davis. Green underprint. . VF-EF. Full margins, decent color. A very attractive note. $100-150

CSA. T-50. $50. 1862. Cr. 362. PF-19. No.46404. XA. Jefferson Davis. Green underprint. Third Series. Three flourishes below “de,” Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C.. Uncirculated. Full, though narrow margins. Light mounting stains in the corners, barely visible from the front. $250-350

CSA. T-51. $20. 1862. Cr. 363. PF-1. No.11426. B. Capitol at Nashville. Shaded tower. Printed by J. T. Paterson & Co., bottom. Alexander Stephens, right. Uncirculated. Natural paper wrinkles along the top. Archival pencil notation on the vivid blue back. Trimmed just into the upper right margin. $300-500

1143

CSA. T-52. $10. 1862. Cr. 369. PF-1. No.116860. B. Capitol, Columbia. R. M. T. Hunter, pink paper. Uncirculated. Complete borders. $120-180

1144

CSA. A Low Denomination Set of 1863 CSA Notes. T-52 $10 “Series 1” added, AU; T-53 $5 VF stain on back; T-54 AU, spot; T-55 $1 Fine, nice margins. [4] $175-250

1145

CSA. T-53. $5. 1862. Cr. 385. PF-3. No.6930. G. Capitol, Richmond. Memminger, right. Pink paper. Complete borders. $120-180

1146

CSA. T-53. $5. 1862. Cr. 379. PF-9. No.44969. C. Capitol at Virginia. Memminger. Pink paper. No printer’s name. 1st series, left. Uncirculated. Light archival pencil notations on the back. $100-150

1147

CSA. T-56. $100. 1863. Cr. 403. PF-1. No.6699. B. Lucy Pickens. 1st Series. VFXF. Complete borders. Great “radar” serial number. $150-250

1148

CSA. T-56. $100. 1863. Cr. 403. PF-1. No.12754. C. Lucy Pickens. Soldiers, left. Randolph, right. Green back. 1!st series. Uncirculated. Trimmed close at the top and bottom. $150-250

1149

CSA. T-56. $100. 1863. Cr. 403. PF-1. No.15876. A. Lucy Pickens. Soldiers, left. Randolph, right. Green back. 1!st series. VF. Trimmed close on three sides, but still quite presentable. $100-150

1150

CSA. T-56. $100. 1863. Cr. 402. PF-3. No.33082. A. Lucy Pickens. Soldiers, left. Randolph, right. Green back. No series. Uncirculated. Trimmed close at upper right and lower left. Light archival pencil notations on the back. $200-300

1151

CSA. T-57. $50. 1863. Cr. 412. PF-14. No.67107. W. Jefferson Davis. Green back. VF. Trimmed close, all around, but still quite presentable. $80-120

1152

CSA. A Pleasing Selection of 1863 CSA Notes. T-57 $50 VF-EF; T-58 $20 F-VF; T59 $10 VF; T-60 $5 VF. [4] $150-250

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CSA. T-57. $50. 1863. Cr. 415. PF-12. No.4481. Z. Jefferson Davis. Green back. Keatinge & Ball, above “Fundable.’ Three flourishes. 1st series small letters. Period. CSA block letters watermark, wavy line. Uncirculated. Light paste mounting remnants on the back. Full margins. $200-300

1154

CSA. Quartet of $10 1863 T-58 Notes. D. Capitol at Columbia. Hunter, right. VF on average. One has a Memphis, Tennessee banker’s stamp on the back. [4] $150-250

1155

Rare Unlisted PF-5 Dollar Varieties

1158

CSA. T-62. $1. 1863. Like PF-5. No.77757. B. Clement Clay. Pink paper. 1st series. Period after right plate letter. Left plate letter too low. Fricke lists only H plate letters for this variety. Uncirculated. The signatures and serial number are a bit fuzzy. Full margins on sides. Light archival pencil notation on the back. Three examples of this variety came to light in this consignment, and to the best of our knowledge, there are no others. Not listed in Fricke. $300-500

1159

CSA. T-62. $1. 1863. Like PF-5. No.77753. B. Clement Clay. Pink paper. 1st series. Period after right plate letter. Left plate letter too low. Fricke lists only H plate letters for this variety. Uncirculated. The signatures and serial number are a bit fuzzy. Full margins on sides. Light archival pencil notation on the back. Three examples of this variety came to light in this consignment, and to the best of our knowledge, there are no others. Not listed in Fricke. $300-500

CSA. T-60. $5. 1863. Like. Cr. 453. Like. PF-11. No.29222. D. Capitol at Richmond. Memminger. 2nd series, small letters, over 2nd series. Uncirculated. $100-150

1156

CSA. T-61. $2. 1863. Cr. 471. PF-6. No.869. C. Judah P. Benjamin. Pink paper. Engraved by Keatinge & Ball. 2nd series. Periods after plate letters. Uncirculated. Full margins all around. A few small ink spots, but hardly distracting. $200-300

1157

CSA. T-62. $1. 1863. Cr. 474. PF-1. No.18135. C. Clement Clay. Pink paper. 1st series. Periods after plate letters. Almost Uncirculated. Light archival pencil notations on the back. $75-125

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1160

1161

1162

1163

1164

1165

CSA. T-62. $1. 1863. Like PF-5. No.77778. B. Clement Clay. Pink paper. 1st series. Period after right plate letter. Left plate letter too low. Fricke lists only H plate letters for this variety. Almost Uncirculated. With a paper wrinkle that could be natural. The signatures and serial number are fuzzy. Good margins on three sides, close at the bottom. Light archival pencil notation on the back. $200-300 CSA. Pair of Certified 1864 CSA Notes. T-63 50 Cents 1863 PMG Choice Uncirculated 64; EPQ T-71 $1 1864 Cr.574, PF-12, periods before the plate letters, PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 EPQ. [2] $100-150 CSA. T-64. $500. 1864. Cr. 489A. PF-1. No.2328. A. Stonewall Jackson. Light red tint. VF. Choice for the grade, with decent borders and margins for this issue. $250-350 CSA. T-64. $500. 1864. Cr. 489A. PF-1. No.4605. A. Stonewall Jackson. Medium red. Very Fine+. Three nice margins, but trimmed a bit into the top. Quite attractive for the grade. $250-350

CSA. T-64. $500. 1864. Cr. 489. PF-2. No.34221. D. Stonewall Jackson. Pink. Uncirculated. Some minor teller handling. Trimmed in a bit at lower right. $500-750 CSA. Nice Assortment of 1864 CSA Notes. T-65 $100 VF, stain on edge; T-66 $50 AU; T-68 $10 EF, trimmed into the top border; T-69 $5 VF; T-70 VG-F, pinholes; T-72 50 Cents Good. [6] $200-300

1166

CSA. Nice Group of Uncirculated 1864 CSA Notes. $100, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 50 Cents. All VF-EF. Most with full borders. A really nice selection. [6] $150-250

1167

CSA. T-CT-65/492. $100. 1864. No.537349. D. Lucy Pickens. So called “Havana Counterfeit.” 1⁄ 4 ” narrower than the regular issue, and the serial number has six digits. Uncirculated. Generous margins on the front. $75-125

1168

CSA. A Nice Trio of $100 1864 T65 Notes. Lucy Pickens. Blue back. VF to EF. One example is trimmed into the top border. [3] $150-250

1169

CSA. T-66. $50. 1864. Cr. 499. PF-8. No.39275. X. Jefferson Davis. Blue back. 4th series. VF-EF. Bright red. Great eye appeal. $75-125

1170

CSA. Consecutive Pair of $50 1864 T66 Notes. No.77821 and 77822. Jefferson Davis. Uncirculated. A well-matched pair. [2] $100-150

1171

CSA. T-67. $20. 1864. PF-8. No.43836. A. Capitol, Nashville. Alexander Stephens. “Series 1” changed by hand to “Series 4”. Almost Uncirculated. $100-150

1172

CSA. Quartet of $20 1864 T-67 Notes. Capitol, Nashville. Alexander Stephens. VF to AU. All with full borders. [4] $100-150

1173

CSA. Ten Consecutive Uncirculated $10 1864 T-68 Notes. No.35566-35575. Horses pulling cannon. Series 8. Most with full borders. A few with minor teller handling. Several have deep blue backs. [10] $200-300

1174

CSA. Quartet of $10 1864 T-68 Notes. Horses pulling cannon. Mostly AU. One example is numbered “621066.” (The Thian Register reports 79,481 as the highest observed) . [4] $75-125

1175

CSA. A Nice Trio of $5 1864 T69 Notes. Memminger. Uncirculated. Two with a bit of age toning on one of the back edges. [3] $60-90

1176

CSA. Quartet of $2 1864 T-70 Notes. Judah P. Benjamin. AU-Uncirculated. All are crisp and bright with decent margins. [4] $75-125

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1177

CSA. T-71. $1. 1864. Cr. 573A. PF-10. No.68890. C. Clay. Period before left plate letter. Uncirculated. Three very generous margins. Trimmed just a bit into the left border. $200-300

1178

CSA. Group of Five T-72 1864 Fifty Cent Notes. Jefferson Davis. All first series. VF or so. [5] $100-150

1179

CSA. Large Assortment of 1861 and 1862 Confederate Notes. T-9 $20 1861 VG, edge splits; T-13 $50 1861 VF, minor ink erosion; T-18 $20 1861 F-VF; T-25 $10 1861 F-VF; T-28 $10(2) VG, Fine; T-29 $10 Slave picks cotton About Good, piece out of the edges; T-30 $10 1861 Fine; T-36 $5 1861 Fine; T-42 $1 1862 VF; T-43 $2 1862 green overprint, About Fine, pinhole; T-44 $2 1862 VG details, small pieces out of right side. [13] $400-600

1180

1181

A Useful Assortment of CSA Paper Money. T-9 $20 1861 sailing vessel, Good; T-18 $20 1861 sailor and sailing, vessel VG CC; T-36 $5 Woman on bale of cotton, Fine, pinholes and small body hole; T-60 $5 1863 capital; T-62 $1 1863 Clay; T-68 $10 1864 horses & cannon; T-69 $5 capital. [7] $100-150

1183

Fr.40. $1. Legal Tender. 1923. Washington. No. A6400B D. PMG. Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ. $750-1,250

1184

Fr.40. $1. Legal Tender. 1923. Washington. No. A618443241B E. Extremely Fine. $200-300

1185

Fr.41. $2. Legal Tender. 1862. Jefferson. No. 99424 D. Extremely Fine. Short fold split at the top. $1,000-1,500

1186

Fr.60. $2. Legal Tender. 1917. Jefferson. No. B67047479A C. AU. $175-250

1187

Fr.60. $2. Legal Tender. 1917. Jefferson. No. D86850275A C. PMG. Choice Very Fine 35. $50-75

Attractive 1880 Pioneer Family Five Dollars

Group of 1864 CSA Notes. $20 Fine detail, edge problems; $10 EF, trimmed into the top border; Similar, VF, stained; $5 (2), both soiled and stained. [5] $30-50

FEDERAL CURRENCY Legal Tender Notes 1182

Fr.39. $1. Legal Tender. 1917. Washington. No. T33511508A H. Uncirculated. Nice centering on both sides. Just a touch of teller handling. $120-180

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1188

Fr.80. $5. Legal Tender. 1880. Pioneer family. No. A43126785 A. Choice Uncirculated. Fresh and bright, with deep original embossing. $750-1,250

1189

Fr.87. $5. Legal Tender. 1907. Pioneer family. No. E21205308 D. Fine-VF details. Paper scrapes, right end. $75-125

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Silver Certificates

1190

Fr.215. $1. Silver Certificate. 1886. Martha Washington. No. B3524211 C. Uncirculated. $750-1,250

1191

Fr.223. $1. Silver Certificate. 1891. Martha Washington. No. E38043435 C. FVF. $200-300

1192

Fr.224. $1. Silver Certificate. 1896. Educational. No. 17935561 A. Very Fine. Small tape remnant on the back. $250-350

1193

Fr.225. $1. Silver Certificate. 1899. Educational. No. 54859718 B. PMG. Very Fine 25. $450-650

1194

Fr.235. $1. Silver Certificate. 1899. Black eagle. Lincoln and Grant, below. No. E67114480A D. Unc. $200-300

1195

Choice to Gem $1 1923 Silver Certificate Trio. H45959351D, V28653090D and V28653093D. $150-250

1196

Fr.250. $2. Silver Certificate. 1899. Washington flanked by allegorical man and woman. No. B10156187 C. PMG. Very Fine 25. $80-120

1197

Fr.251. $2. Silver Certificate. 1899. Washington. No. D47840820 D. Uncirculated. Perhaps Choice. $250-350

1198

Fr.256. $2. Silver Certificate. 1899. Washington flanked by allegorical figures representing Mechanics and Agriculture. No. N25056122 B. Choice Uncirculated. $750-1,250

1199

Fr.272. $5. Silver Certificate. 1899. Chief. No. B22000868 D. VF-EF. $600-900

1200

Fr.274. $5. Silver Certificate. 1899. Indian Chief. No. E16231119 C. Fine. $350-450

Treasury Notes 1201

Fr.351. $1. Treasury Note. 1891. Stanton. No. B37939847 C. VF-EF. $250-350

1202

Fr.352. $1. Treasury Note. 1891. Stanton. No. B49781962 B. PMG. Very Fine 30 NET. “Stains.” Minor rust stains that don’t distract very much. $100-150

Federal Reserve Notes 1203

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Fr.721. $1. Federal Reserve Bank Note. 1918. Washington. Eagle on back. No. E2673564A D. Choice Uncirculated. $200-300

1205

Fr.862. $5. Federal Reserve Note. 1914. Lincoln. No. E18785453A A. AU. $75-125

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Gold Certificates 1206

1207

1208

1209

Fr.1173. $10. Gold Certificate. 1922. Hillegas. No. K49349524 D. PMG. Very Fine 25. $100-150

Fr.1173. $10. Gold Certificate. 1922. Michael Hillegas. No. K6657006 F. Uncirculated. Excellent color and paper quality. $750-1,250

Fr.1173. $10. Gold Certificate. 1922. Hillegas. No. K8445002 F. Almost Uncirculated. Trimmed close at the top, but the color is excellent, and the paper fresh and crisp. $400-600

1210

Fr.1500. $1. Legal Tender. 1928. Washington. Red seal. No. A00328052A J. Choice to Gem Uncirculated. $200-300

1211

A Nice Selection of Small Size $2 Legal Tender Notes. 1928D; AU; 1953 Unc.; 1953* Unc.; 1953A Unc; 1953B* Unc.; 1953C Unc.; 1963* Unc; 1963A* Unc. [8] $100-150

1212

A Pleasing Selection of Small Size $5 Legal Tender Notes. Fr.1528. 1928B Fr.1657 Unc; 1928C Fr.1528 Unc; 1928E Fr.1530; 1928F Fr.1531; 1953B Fr.1534 Unc; 1963 Fr.1536 Unc; 1963* Fr.1536* Unc. Several are quite Choice. Should be viewed. [7] $100-150

1213

Trio of Small Size Notes. $5 1953 Legal Tender Unc; $1 1935C Silver Certificate AU; $5 1953 Silver Certificate Unc. [3] $30-50

1214

$5 Silver Certificate Trio. 1934 Fr.1650; 1934D Fr.1654; 1953A* Fr.1656*. [3] $75-125

1215

Fr.2150-D. $100. Federal Reserve Note. 1928. Franklin. Green seal. No. D00109149A EF-AU. Also includes a $2 FRN, EF-AU. [2] $175-225

1216

World War II Emergency Money. $1 1935A Silver Certificate Fr.2300 HAWAII brown seal, Uncirculated; $5 1934A Silver Certificate Fr.2307 North Africa yellow seal, Almost Uncirculated. Light age toning. [2] $150-250

1217

Fr.2201-G. $500. 1934. Signed JulianMorgenthau. No. G00055301 A. Graded by CGA Choice Uncirculated 64. Uncirculated with the appearance of a Choice note. Upon closer inspection some light teller handling is evident. A fingerprint is visible just below the date. $750-850

A Quartet of Large Size $1 Notes. $1 1917 LT Fr.36 EF details, washed, and there is some bleed through of the serial numbers and seal; $1 1899 SC Fr.236 VF-EF; $1 1923 SC Fr.237 PMG 55 About Uncirculated, EPQ; $1 1918 Fr.715 EF. [4] $300-500

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1218

Fr.2202-B. $500. Federal Reserve Note. 1934A. McKinley. No. B00413848A J. Uncirculated. Traces of light teller handling. Also included is a $1 1923 Fr.237, Choice CU. [2] $1,000-1,500

1222

A Nice Run of Small Size $1 Silver Certificates. 1928A Fr.1601; 1935 Fr.1615; 1935A Fr.1608; 1935A* Fr.1608*; 1935B Fr.1611; 1935D* Fr.1613W*; 1935E Fr.1614; 1935E* Fr.1614*; 1935G Fr.1617; 1935H* Fr.1618*; 1957 Fr.1619; 1957* Fr.1619*; 1957B* Fr.1621*. Choice to Gem Uncirculated . [13] $120-180

1223

A Wide Assortment of Federal Reserve Note Stars. $1 1963* CU; $1 1981A*(two consecutive, E* CU); $1 1995*(7 pieces; A* AU, B* AU, C* CU, D* AU, E*AU, G* AU, I* AU); $1 1999* AU; $1 2001*(two consecutive, AU); $1 2003* AU; $5 1988A*(B* AU, E* CU); $5 1993* CU; $5 2003* AU; $10 1950D* CU; $10 1974* AU; $10 1990* VF; $10 1999* VF; $10 2004A*(2 EF-AU and a VF); $50 1996* AU. [26] $200-300

1224

U.S. Small Size $2 Notes 1976 to 2009. Legal Tenders - 1928; 1928A, 1928B; 1928C; 1928D; 1928E; 1928F; 1928G (1928B is VG, the others average F-VF). 1953; 1953A; 1953B; 1953C; 1953A*; 1953B*; 1953C*; 1963; 1963A; 1963* (these average EF-AU). Series 1976 Federal Reserve Notes including: AA; BA(2); CA; DA; A*; B*; C*; D*; EA(7); FA; GA(2); HA; E*; F*; G*(4); H*; IA; JA; KA; LA; I*; J*; K*; L*; Uncut sheet of four F*; uncut sheet of four IC. A run of Series 1995 notes with many “sheet” notes including: FA; FB; FC; FD; FB(four consecutive); F*; FA; FB. A run of Series 2003 including BA; IA(2); IB; I*(2); 12 District set of BEP Series 2003 $2 SINGLE STAR NOTES. Series 2003A AA (2); AB; BA (4); CA (2); CB; DA (2); EA (4); FA (2); F*; GA (2); GB; HA (3); IA (3); JA (3); KA (2); KB; LA (2); LB; EA; GA; JA; KB; AD; BD; CD; DD; ED; FD; GD; HD; KD; LD; AD; BD; CD; DD; ED; FD; GD; HD; KD; LD; AD; BD; CD; DD; ED; FD; GD(2); HD; BD; ED; FD; IA; HD; ID (3); JD (3); KD. (Most of the Federal Reserve Notes in this lot are Choice to Gem Uncirculated, but there are some EF and AU notes included. Should be carefully inspected. Series 2009 IA; BA(2); K*. Also included are the following souvenir sheets: IPMS’88 (2); ILNA’88; ANA’89 Pittsburgh; ANA’89 Midwinter; ANA’90 Midwinter. (Most of the Federal Reserve No tes in this lot are C hoice to Gem Uncirculated, but there are some EF and AU notes included. Should be carefully inspected. Sold as is, no returns. Our consignor’s goal was to collect an example from each BEP print run. [175+] $800-1,200

1934 Thousand Dollar Star Note

1219

Fr.2211-L*. $1,000. 1934. Signed Julian and Morganthau. No. L00004189*. PCGS Extremely Fine 40. A very popular and desirable replacement note. $6,000-6,500

1220

Fr.2212-G. $1,000. 1934 A. Signed Julian-Morgenthau. No. G00239124 A. Graded by CGA Choice Uncirculated 63. Uncirculated with some light handling bends. $1,600-2,000

1221

A Pair of Brown Seal $20 Notes. Fr.18021 $20 Colonial-American National Bank of Roanoke, VA. Ch.11817. F-VF, light stains; Fr.1870-E $20 Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, EF-AU. [2] $60-90

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Nice Collection of Assorted $5 Legal Tender and Federal Reserve Notes in Large Album. A nice assortment of small size $5 notes beginning with 1928B, C, F $5 Legal Tenders. Silver Certificates include a 1934A North Africa F-VF. Federal Reserve Notes from the following series are represented: 1934; 1934C; 1950E; 1950A; 1950B; 1950E; 1963; 1969C; 1974; 1977A; 1981; 1985; 1986; 1988A; 1993; 1995; 1999; 2001; 2003; 2003A; 2003A; 2006 and 2009. Included are wide variety of blocks and printings. Most of the later notes are Uncirculated. Sold as is, no returns. [300+] $1,500-3,000

1226

Wide Assortment of U. S. Small Size Notes. A wide variety of circulated and Uncirculated $1, $2, $5, $10, $20 and $50 small size notes, mostly Federal Reserve notes, but a few Legal Tender notes as well. Some notes from the 1920s and 1930s, and many later series examples in higher grades. A quick glance reveals $2 Legal Tenders including circulated 1928F and 1928G; fifty $2 2003 FRNs IA block and much, much more. Must be seen. Sold as is, no returns. Face value approximately $1,900. $2,000-3,000

1227

Large Album of $10, $20, $50 and $100 Silver Certificates and Federal Reserve Notes. $10 1928 Type 1 Peoples National Bank of Belton Texas, Charter Number 8518 Fine; $10 1950D* FRN EF-AU; $10 1934A SC North Africa Fine, light pencil notation; $10 2004A FRN Fr.2040-L FW Star Note PCGS 67; $20 FRN Hawaii F-VF; Several $50 and $100 FRN Star notes, some Canadian small size notes, a few MPCs, FRNs from Series 1990, 1993, 1995, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2004A, 2006, 2009, . Should be examined carefully. Sold as is, no returns. Face value equals approximately $6,500. $5,000-10,000

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1995 $1 Federal Reserve Note Album. Series 1995 Web-Fed Press Federal Reserve Notes: AC; AD; BH(4); DC; FD(3); Series 1995 Notes; AA; AB; AC; AD; AE; AF; AG; AH: AI; AJ; AK; AL; AM; AN; A*; BA(2); BB; BC; BD; BE; BF; BH; BI; BK; BL; BM; BN; BM; BP; BQ; BR; BS; BT; BU; BV; BW; BX; BY; B*; CA(2); CB; CC; CD; CE; CF; C*(2); DA; DB; DC; DD(2); DE(2); DF; DG; DH; DI; DJ; DK; DL: DM; DN: DP; DQ; DR; D*; EA(2); EB; EC; ED; EE; EF; EG; EH; EI; EJ; EK; E; EM; EN; EP; EQ; ER; ES; ET; E*; FA; FB; FC; FD; FE; FF; FG; FH; FI; FJ; FK(2); FL; FM; FN; FP(2); FQ(2); FR; FS; FT(2); FU; FV; F*(2); GA; GB; GC; GD; GE; GF; GG; GH; GI; GJ; GK; GL; GM; GN; GP(2); GQ; G*(2); HA; HB; HC; HD; HE; HF; HG; HH; HI; HJ; HK; IA(2); IB; IC; ID; IE; IF; IG; IH; II; IJ; IK; IL; IM; IN; I*; JA; JB; JC; JD; JE; JF(2); JG; JH; JI; JK; JL; JM; JN; JN; JP; JQ; JR; JS; JT; J*; KA; KB; KC; KD; KE; KF; KG; KH; KI; KJ; KK; KL; KM; KN; K*; LA; LB; LC; LD; LE; LF; LG; LH; LI; LJ; LK; LL; LM; LN; LP; LQ; LR; LS(2); LT(2); LU; LV; LW; LX; LY; L*(4). Most are Uncirculated, but some are not. Sold as is, no returns. [225+] $300-600

1229

Series 1999 and 2003 $1 Federal Reserve Note Assortment. Series 1999 Federal Reserve Notes AA; AB(2); AC; AD; AE; AF; AG; A*; BA(2); BB; BC; BD; BE; BF; BH; BI; BK; BL; BM; BN; BM; BP; BQ; B*; CA; CB; CC; CD; CE; CF; CG; CE; CF; CG; CH; CI; CJ; C*; DA; DB; DC; D*(2); EA(2); EB; EC; ED; EE; EF; EG; EH; E*; FA(2); FB; FC; FD; FE(2); FF(2); FG(2); FH(2); FI; FJ(3); FK(2); FL(2); FM(2); FN(2); FP(2); FQ; FR(4); FS; FT; F*; GA; GB; GC; GD; GE; GF; GG; GH; GI(2); GJ; GK; GL; GM; GN; GP(2); GQ; G*(2); HA; H*; IA; JA; JB; JC; JD; KA; KB(2); KC; KD; KE; KF; KG; KH; KI; KJ; LA; LB; LC; LD; LE; LF; LG; LH; LI; LJ; LK; LL; LM; LN; LP; LQ; LR; LS; LT; LU; LV; LW; L*(2). Series 2001 AA; AB; AC(2); AD; AE; A*; BA; BB; BC; BD; BE; BF; BH; CA; CB; CC; CD; CE; CF; C*; DA; DB; DC; DD; EA; FA; FB; FC; FD; FE; F*; GA; GB; GC; GD; G*; HA; HB(2); HC; H*; IA(2); KA; KB(2); KC; KD; K*; LA(2); LB; LC; LD; LE; LF; LG; LH; LI(2); LJ; LK; LL; L*; Series 2003 AA; AB; AC(2); AD; A*; BA; BB(2); BC; BD; BE; BF; BG; B*;CA(2); CB; CC; CD; CE; DA; DB; DC; DD; D*; EA(2); EB; EC; EF; EG; EH; EJ; E*; FA; FB; FC(2); FD(2); FE; FF; FG; FH; FI; FJ; FK; FL; F*(2); GA; GB; GC; GD; GE; GF; GH; G*; HA; HB; HC; IA; IB(2); JA; JB(2); KA(2); KB(2); KC; KD; KE; KF; KG; KH; K*; LA; LB; LC; LD; LE; LF; LG; LH; LI; LJ; LK; LL(2); LL; LM; LN; L*. [300+] $400-800

THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES 1230

Series 2003A $1 Federal Reserve Note Assortment. Series 2003A: AA(2); AB(2); AC(2); AD(2); BA(2); BB(2); BC(2); BD(3); BE(3); BF(2); BG(2); BH(2); BI(2); BH(2); BJ; BK; B*(6); CA(3); CB(2); CC(2); CD; C*(3); DA(2); DB(2); DC(3); DD(2); DE; EA(3); EB(2); EC(2); ED; EE(3); EF(3); EG(2); EH(2); E*(2); FA(3); FB(2); FC; FD; FE(2); FF;(2); FG(2); FH(3); FI(2); FJ(2); FK(2); FL; FM(4); FN(2); FP(3); F*(7); GA(3); GB(2); GC(2); GD; GE(3); GF; GG(2); GH; GI(2); HA; HB(2); IA; JA(3); JB; JC; JD(3); JE; J*; KA(3); KB; KC(2); KD(2); KE; KF(2); KG; KH; K*; LA(3); LB(4); LC(3); LD(2); LE(3); LF(2); LG(3); LH(2); LI(2); LJ(2); LK(2); LL(2); LM(2); LN(2); LP(2); LQ(2); L*. Also included is an uncut sheet of four CA, an uncut sheet of four LB, and an uncut sheet of four GB. [200+] $250-500

1231

Series 2006 $1 Federal Reserve Note Assortment. Series 2006: AA(2); AB(2); AC(2); AD(2); AC(2); AD(2); AE(2); AF(3); AG; BA(2); BB(4); BC; BD(2); BE; BF(2); BG; BH(2); BI(2); BJ(3); BK(2); BL(4); BM(2); BN; B*(5); CA(3); CB(2); CC(3); CD(3); CE(4); CF(2); DA(4); DB(3); DC(3); DD(2); DE(3); DF(3); DG; D*; EA(3); EB; EC(3); ED(2); EE(3); EF(2); EG(2); EH; EI; FA; FB; FC(2); FD; FE(2); FF(3); FG(G); FH(2); FI(2); FJ; FK(2); FL(3); FM; FN; FP(2); FQ(3); FR; FS(2); FT; F*(3); GA(2); GB; GC(2); GD(2); GE(2); GF(2); GG(5); G*(2); HA(2); HB(3); HC(3); HD(3); IA(3); IB(3); IC; JA; JB(3); JC(2); J*; KA(4); KB(2); KC(2); KD; KE(2); KF(3); K*; LA(3); LB(2); LC(2); LD(2); LE(3); LF(2); LG(3); LH(3); LI(2); LJ(2); LK(3); LL(2); LM(4); LN(4); LP(2); LQ(2); LR; LS(2); L*(4). Most are Uncirculated, but some are not. Sold as is, no returns. [200+] $250-500

1232

1233

Huge album of $1 Silver Certificates and Federal Reserve Notes. The impressively large album of $1 notes commences with a large size 1923 Silver Certificate in Fine, but stained, and a 1928A Silver Certificate in similar condition. The album commences with a large size 1923 Silver Certificate in Fine, but stained, and a 1928A Silver Certificate in similar condition. Other Silver Certificates include the following: 1935A* AU; 1935A Hawaii VF; 1935A North Africa AU; 1935 A “R” Fine; 1935 “S” Good, soiled; regular issues and star notes in the 1930s(21) and 1950s(6). $1 Federal Reserve Notes from the following series: 1963, 1963A, 1963B, 1969, 1969A, 1969B, 1969C, 1969D, 1974, 1977, 1977A, 1981, 1981A, 1985, 1988, 1988A and 1993 and includes many Star notes, a wide variety of blocks and printings for each series. Grade vary from VG to CU, so this lot should be viewed carefully. Sold as is, no returns. [900+] $1,000-1,500

1234

BEP Collector’s Issues in the Original Packaging. 2012 Making American History Coin and Currency Set; 1999 Premium Federal Reserve Set; Premium Federal Reserve Set 2003; $2 Double Lucky Money Set; Three Series 2006 $1 FRNs EA block from a BEP uncut sheet of four; Three Series 2006 $1 FRNs KA block from a BEP uncut sheet of four; Three 2003A $2 FRNs LA block from a BEP uncut sheet of four; Two 2003A $2 FRNs IA block from a BEP uncut sheet of four; Three 2003A $2 FRNs EA block from a BEP uncut sheet of four; Three Series 2009 $2 FRNs GB block from a BEP uncut sheet of four; Three Series 2006 $5 FRNs HF-B block from a BEP uncut sheet of four; Three Series 2006 $5 FRNs IB-A block from a BEP uncut sheet of four; Uncut Sheet of Series 2009 $1 FRNs FA block; Uncut Sheet of Series 2006 $5 FRNs HFA block. $500-750

Series 2009 $1 Federal Reserve Note Assortment. AA(2); AB(2); A*(2); BA(4); BB(4); BC(2); BD(3); BE(3); BF(3); B*(2); CA(3); CA(3); DA(2); DB(2); DC;D*; EA(2); EB(2); EC(2); FA(4); FB(2); FC; FD(3); FF(2) ; GA(3); CB(2); GC(2); GD(2); GE; GF; G*; HA(3); HB(2); HC; IA; JA(4); JB; KA(5); KB(4); KC(2); KD(2); KE(2); KF; LA(4); LB(2); LC(3); LD(3); LE; LF; LG(2); LH(2); LI(4); LJ(2); LK(2); LL; LM; LN; L*. Almost all are Uncirculated. [120+] $200-400

National Bank Notes

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VA. Norfolk. Ch.3368. Norfolk National Bank. $20. 1882. Fr.496. No. H589501/4989 A. Battle of Lexington. Columbia with flag. Very Fine. $500-750

June 22 & 23, 2016 - USA

Handsome Fourth Street National Bank of Philadelphia 1882 Hundred Dollar Note

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PA. Philadelphia. Ch.3557. Fourth Street National Bank. $100.1882. Fr.522. No. 8997 / A660075 A. Commodore Perry leaving his flagship during the Battle of Lake Erie. Liberty seated by fasces. Extremely Fine, with the general overall appearance of an Almost Uncirculated example. This is the only 1882 $100 Brown Back reported on this bank. The note first appeared as Lot 3239 in Kagin's August 6th, 1986 auction where it sold for $1,430 (reported in the Track & Price census as a "20." Our example last appeared in the July 2007 Spink sale, Lot 265, described as Extremely Fine, where it realized $21,850. Rare and attractive. Bid accordingly. $7,500-12,500

Fractional Currency 1237

First Issue Fractional Currency Pairing. 5 Cents Fr.1230 Almost Uncirculated; 50 Cents Fr.1312 Unc . Both with straigh edges and monograms. [2] $100-150

1238

A Nice Assortment of Fractional Currency. 3 Cents Fr.1226 EF, light age toning on back; 10 Cents Fr.1256 EF-AU; 15 Cents Fr.1269 AU; 10 Cents Fr.1266 Uncirculated, pinhole; 25 Cents Fr.1309 EF. [5] $200-300

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1239

Fr.1375. 50 Cents. Lincoln. Choice Crisp Uncirculated. Excellent full margins all around, and wonderful paper quality. $400-600

1240

Intaglio Impressions from BEP Plates of Front and Back Portions of a $5 Educational. Directly on card stock. No seals, serial numbers, etc. Both PCGS 67PPQ. [2] $40-80

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AUTOGRAPHS AND HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS

1241

Albert Einstein Signed Personal Check

Baruch, Bernard. Framed photograph with sentiment below. “To Herbert, guide philosopher and friend - with much affection and sincere admiration. B M Baruch 1943.” Baruch’s influence is understated. Although he never held any political offices, he served on many important Commissions including the 1916 Advisory Commission of Council for the National Defense, 1918-1919 War Industries Board, 1919 American Commission to Negotiate Peace, and the Atomic Energy Committee of the United Nations. From the Martin D. Wiener Collection. $200-300

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Einstein, Albert. Personal check on the Princeton Bank and Trust Company. February 23, 1944. Beautifully framed and matted with a copy of Time Magazine’s Person of the Century issue featuring Einstein. The check has some minor splits but the signature is only slightly affected. From the Martin D. Wiener Collection. $1,500-2,500

June 22 & 23, 2016 - USA

Autographed Photo of Sigmund Freud

1243

Freud, Sigmund. Framed photograph with sentiment. “With good wishes to you and your wife. Sigm. Freud.” Sigmund was an Austrian neurologist who was the founder of psychoanalysis. He was forced to leave Vienna by the Nazis, and fled to London. His treatment involved free association instead of hypnosis, which was widely practiced at one time. He also believed that repressed and forgotten impressions are behind many abnormal mental states. From the Martin D. Wiener Collection. $1,500-2,500

1244

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Gould, Jay “Scheme” Letter. (New York) October 26, 1878. 578 Fifth Avenue, New York. 8vo. ALS. “Dear Mr. Sage, I saw Gov Morgan & he has agreed to meet me with Doct. Green at 12 o’clock to arrange the 15,000 shares. He says Dock Green has his circular ready embracing the scheme which looks very attractive.” Signed “Jay Gould.” A post script mentions “U.P. Earnings.” Jay Gould was a major American railroad developer and speculator who sometimes collaborated with Russel Sage, who was a Director of the Union Pacific Railroad. Together, they were Trustees for several railroads controlled by the Union Pacific. “Gov Morgan” was most likely E. D. Morgan, a leading stock broker, and former Governor of New York from 1859 to 1865. Folded and torn in several places, and repaired with Scotch tape, but completely legible. The Jay Gould signature is not damaged in any way, and is bold and sharp. A fascinating private communication between two famous “robber barrons.” $200-400

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Hoover, Herbert. Thirty-first President of the United States. 8vo. TLS. To Mr. Martin P. Klingel. The Waldorf-Astoria. May 23, 1947. Thank you note signed “Herbert Hoover.” Ex Smythe February 1987 Lot 2020. VF+. $150-300

1246

McCormick, Cyrus H. 1869. $60,000. Promissory note. Issued, cancelled. Ornate designs in the left end panel. Signed by Cyrus H. McCormick, who invented a successful reaping machine in 1834. He patented the machine, and along with his brothers, manufactured it. The McCormick reaping machine, introduced at the 1851 International Exhibition in London, was an immediate success. VF. Soiled along the right end, and there is a short fold split. Still quite presentable. From the Martin D. Wiener Collection. $100-150

1247

Montefiore, Moses. Signed Letter 8vo. Letter signed by the British financier, proJewish activist and philanthropist. Montefiore complies with a request from J. Rosewald of Baltimore for a donation to aid “Öour poor Brethren in the Holy Land.” Montefiore amassed a fortune in the London Stock Exchange, then used his wealth and influence to alleviate Jewish suffering around the world. VF+. From the Martin D. Wiener Collection. $250-350

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Lot 1249

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Rockefeller, John D. Letter with the Original Envelope. July 12, 1922. Kijkuit, Pontico Hills, New York. 8vo. TLS on his personal letterhead. To Mrs. Theron McCampbell. Rockefeller sincerely thanks her for “…the very beautiful old-fashioned bouquet.” A rare opportunity that allows a glimpse of the non-business side of one of the personality of the legendary Standard Oil president, and one of the richest men in American history. Excellent condition, and the bold signature sweeps across three quarters of the lower portion of the page. $300-600

June 22 & 23, 2016 - USA

Handsome Framed Lecture Program Autographed by Mark Twain 1249

Twain, Mark. Autographed program. January 17th, 1885. General Music Hall, Everett House, New York. Portrait of Samuel Clemens. Beautifully matted and framed. Twain lectures on his famous “Jumping Frog.” He shares the stage with George W. Cable, the novelist specializing in stories about Creole Louisiana. Mark Twain found himself in financial difficulties brought on by poor investments in the publishing industry. He backed a typesetting machine which never quite functioned successfully, and he invested in Charles L. Webster and Company, which eventually failed. Twain turned to the lecture circuit to cover the debts he incurred. Excellent “Mark Twain” signature. From the Martin D. Wiener Collection. $2,000-3,000

Interesting Panama Canal Commission Trio

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Woodrow Wilson; William Jennings Bryan; Panama Canal Commission. Wilson — Twenty-Eighth President of the United States (1913-1921), sponsor of the League of Nations, Winner of 1919 Nobel Peace Prize; Bryan - Secretary of State under Wilson, resigned in 1915 because of his pacifist position on World War I, enemy of banks and the gold standard, proponent of “Free Silver”. Document Signed “Woodrow Wilson” as President and “W.J. Bryan” as Secretary of State, both in brown ink. In this official document, Washington, D.C. August 19, 1914, Wilson appoints Nicholas Cornet of Indiana as a commissioner in the joint Panama Canal Commission. Large embossed Presidential seal to left of Wilson’s and above Bryan’s signature. Some stains in right margin of document which has been rolled, About Fine; accompanying the document is a presentation gavel to Cornet inscribed on a gold plaque: “TO JUDGE NICHOLAS CORNET From his Colleague Samuel Lewis Joint Land Commission Panama 1915”; also a cabinet b&w photo of a bespectacled Cornet. The French-born, Nicholas Cornet of Lawrenceburg, Indiana (1852-1918) succeeded David Marks on the Commission; and on his death in 1918 was succeeded by Judge Burt New of Indiana. The photo with tear in the gray cardboard matting, the gavel well-preserved. An interesting Panama Canal trio. [3] $600-900 137

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Appointment Signed “Martin Van Buren.” Daniel Brown of La Porte, Indiana has deposited in the General Land Office a Certificate of the Register of the Land Office. August 10, 1837. Signed “Martin Van Buren” by his Secretary. With embossed paper seal. VF+. $75-150

1252

New York City. 19th Century map of the city showing locations of public buildings, squares, markets, hotels, and churches. By S. Augustus Mitchell, Philadelphia. 121⁄ 4 x 151⁄ 4 ”. From southern tip of the island to 37th Street. Areas marked off in light pink, yellow, slate-gray, yellow and green. Locator keys at left and right of map. Small split along center fold and small bend-split right side. About Fine. $25-40

1253

North Carolina pair: Bavier, Frances Elizabeth. Stage and TV actress best known for her role as Aunt Bea on The Andy Griffith Show and Mayberry R.F.D.. Document Signed “Frances E Bavier”. Check made out to the N. Carolina Dept [of] Revenue for $394.75, Dec. 5, 1982. Very Fine; and 1942 Rose Bowl Ticket. For the West Bleachers at Duke Stadium, Durham, NC. The January 1, 1942 Rose Bowl scheduled to be played in Pasadena, CA was moved to Durham, NC out of fear of a Japanese attack on the West Coast after Pearl Harbor. Left stub and small piece of left side torn (from admission). Very Fine and Rare. [2] $60-90

1254

U.S. Politics. Pair of Democratic National Convention Tickets - Chicago, July 8th, 1884. Vignette of Liberty holding shield bearing bust of Washington; and July 7th, 1896. Stars and Stripes in color. Seven coupons for the first to seventh session attached. The former with diagonal tear lower center. About EF-Extremely Fine. [2] $40-60

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TREASURE TROVE OF LETTERS, CARDS, DOCUMENTS AND ORIGINAL IMAGES OF THE EGYPTIAN ROYAL FAMILY IN EXILE IN AMERICA

It is the stuff that dreams, and Hollywood movies are made of, but in this instance the main characters in the story are real: King Farouk of Egypt, Queen Nazli Fuad (Farouk’s mother), and King Farouk’s sisters Fawzia, Faiza, Faika and Fathia. The plot is extraordinary. Fathia, King Farouk’s youngest sister, falls in love with Riad Ghali, a commoner, and a Copt. King Farouk strenuously objects to the idea of his sister marrying outside of the Muslim faith. The Queen Mother, Nazli, champions her daughter’s right to marry anyone she loves, and on May 11th, 1950, with her blessing, a Catholic wedding ceremony takes place in San Francisco. King Farouk, outraged by this behavior, for all intents and purposes excommunicates his mother and sister, depriving them of their Royal titles and properties. The mother and sister remain in America and live a lifestyle that is far removed from the glitter and glamour they had previously enjoyed in Egypt. They rely on Fathia’s husband to pay the bills, but his business ventures fail, and he begins to drink heavily. Fathia divorces him in 1973. Two years later President Anwar Sadat grants Fathia and Queen Nazli permission to return to Egypt. Just before she is scheduled to leave, Fathia pays a visit to her ex-husband, Riad. An argument ensues, six shots are fired and Fathia falls to the ground, fatally wounded. Many years later a storage locker containing mostly letters, documents and photographs is auctioned off. The winning bidder notices an envelope addressed to “Her Majesty Queen Mother Nazli of Egypt,” with a Beverly Hills address. He quickly realizes that what he purchased at auction was a time capsule of letters, cards, documents and photographs relating to the Egyptian Royal family members who lived in America. There were intimate personal letters and cards written by the Queen to her daughter Fathia and her children. There are pages of recipes and prayers written by the Queen. There are hundreds of letters written to the Queen from members of her family and from people around the world. Many of these letters bear the Queen’s personal notations written on the envelopes in pencil). Included are letters and cards to the Queen from celebrities, and from the Royal Princesses Fawzia, Faiza, and Faika. There are letters from Fathia and her children; letters and cards from Riad Ghali to Fathia, the woman he clearly loved, but tragically murdered - a virtual treasure trove reflecting the thoughts, feelings and opinions of the members of the Egyptian Royal Family in exile. Here are a few highlights: 1255

An Autographed Letter signed by Faika, Princess of Egypt, sister of King Farouk. 9 written pages, 8VO. To “Mumsie” (Queen Nazli). Written on board “La Marseillaise.” June 29, 1956. This letter contains comments on the political situation in Egypt, and it highlights the difficulties of communicating with former Royal Family members in America. “Wuzzy (Princess Fawzia) came to say goodbye…and she gave me a letter to post to you. (The letter is described below)…It is wonderful to be able to breath [SIC] free air and speak out loud - We have almost forgotten how to, in Egypt. It is like living in a Police state. We are resembling more and more Yugoslavia and other leftist countries. Everyone sees it coming and no one can do anything about it. It is like a ball rolling downhill. You can run after it but never catch it.” Signed Faika. (Princess Faika married a commoner in a civil ceremony in San Francisco in 1950, but she returned to Egypt and retained her Royal title and properties.) An Autographed Letter Signed by Fawzia, Princess of Egypt, sister of King Farouk, former Queen of Iran. Alexandria, Egypt. To “Mumsie” (Queen Nazli). June 27, 1956., 8 written pages, 8VO in green ink on green paper. To be handdelivered by Fawzia’s sister, Faika (see the letter above). “…How I would love to see you all again; dearest Mumsie even if I do not write often, do not think that I have forgotten you; I think of you all the time, and love you very much, and miss you very much; and I pray that the day will come, when we can be together again; I would so love you to see my children…” 139

THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES An Autographed Letter Signed by Faiza, Princess of Egypt, sister of King Farouk. Undated, but from the letter’s content, after Farouk’s reign ended. Zohria, Guezireh, Egypt. 8 written pages, 8VO. To “Mumsie” (Queen Nazli). “Mumsie Darling, At last a chance to send you a letter with Nini. You can’t imagine how impossible it was when Farouk was here, how he spied on us making our lives a misery. Even when we traveled to Europe, he always sent a detective with us…Perhaps we will be able to come and see you, how I long to After all these years!, but with Farouk it was out of the question. I’ll never forget how I pleaded with him to let me come and stay with you when you were so ill…but it was useless, he could be so hard-hearted. However all that is over now and past history and he has gone. Signed “Faiza.” An Undated, handwritten Note Signed by Nazli, Queen of Egypt. On her personal note stationery. 8VO. To Riad Ghali. “Very happy returns of the day my dear Riad. Let us hope next year…will make you a still prouder father and everything all right with the grace of god. Yrs very truly and affectionately, Nazli.” Written in happier times. Riad later murdered Princess Fathia. Three 8½” x 11” Letters Handwritten in green ink and Signed by Nazli, Queen of Egypt. Undated. To Riad Ghali. The Queen notes that Ghali is depressed, and she urges him to read “…a beautiful message He sent me one day when in the middle of my awful despair - and suffering for you.” Two additional pages, entirely in the Queen’s hand are included; one entitled “Meditation,” and the other “Dedication” are included. Nazli. Queen of Egypt. Numerous pages of recipes and religious writings entirely in the Queen’s hand. Nazli. Queen of Egypt. April 17, 1972. Six handwritten pages, 8VO. From “MRS. NAZLI FOUAD” to Ranya Ghali, her granddaughter. Numerous other cards and letters to Ranya from the Queen. Sixteen Original Polaroid Photographs, and Three Larger Prints of Queen Nazli’s jewelry. Her Royal titles and properties were taken from her, but she was allowed to leave Egypt with her jewels (recently sold at auction for $4,282,000). Also included are original photographs and prints including a 9¼” x 11½” color print of Queen Nazli with several jewels added, hand-painted. A 4 x 3¼ color photograph of Queen Nazli, Princess Fathia, and an unidentified woman, and numerous other photographs with the Queen’s image. Original photographs of Faika and child with a three line sentiment, hand-written to Nazli, and dozens of other family photographs. Dozens of letters from Fathia to the Queen. Christmas, Anniversary and Valentine’s Day cards from Riad Ghali to Fathia that up to a critical point, seem to document a close, loving relationship, then, in a passionate letter from Fathia to Riad, she confronts him with his drinking and urges him to seek psychiatric help. There are bills, checks and tax documents relating to the Ghalis in Beverly Hills. These are just a few examples selected from hundreds of cards, letters and photographs relating to the Egyptian Royal family. The vast number of items in this grouping suggests that significant surprises may come to light as the winning bidder carefully organizes and researches this unusual find. $20,000 - Up

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UNITED STATES STOCKS & BONDS

THE MARTIN D. WIENER COLLECTION About twenty-five years ago I stumbled across the wonderful world of scripophily. As an MBA, CFO, and former Senior Lecturer of Business and Management at Northeastern University, scripophily opened up a multi-faceted world that included antiques, autographs, financial history, book collecting and incredibly magnificent and beautiful artistic vignettes. I was very lucky from the outset to have received wonderful advice that the hobby would be greatly enhanced if above and beyond the collecting one was to read all the books about the incredible individuals and great companies that formed the background of America. Two hundred books later that advice proved to be absolutely true. Scripophily also afforded me an opportunity to travel and meet an incredible array of interesting people. Throughout, the thrill of the hunt was always present. Finding and acquiring the rarest and most unique pieces was always an adrenaline rush. My walls were adorned with the likes of Edison, Rockefeller, Houdini and Hetty Green. Visitors couldn’t believe they were even real and one of a kind. Finding “discovery” pieces added an extra thrill of excitement. Many practitioners of this field advised specialization. This never appealed to me. The financial history of this country was built on the strength of many different fields: banking, insurance, mining, aviation, railroads and many others. These fields and many others are represented in the following pages. Many of the most beautiful and rare are on display. These days many of the great pieces are in “strong hands” and don’t see the light of day very often. This auction pulls back that curtain. I hope you enjoy it in every way as I have over the last twenty-five years. Sincerely, Martin D. Wiener

Railroads

1256

Alaska Central Railway (Alaska Territory) 1903. 5 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.1243. Purple and green borders and underprint. A unique graphic layout featuring the title arched across the top, with a map of the Territory serving as an underprint for the entire certificate. Yerkes Printing, Seattle. VF+. Small chip out of the embossed corporate seal. $500-750

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1257

Amsterdam Street Rail Road Company (New York) 1891. 2 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.1. Brown. Serial number 1. Electric streetcar. Issued to E. H. Johnson and signed by him as President. H. R. Elliot & Company, printer. VF. Trimmed into the side borders. Rarity 7 according to Cox, and the only one seen by this cataloger. $75-125

1258

Atlantic City & Shore Railroad Company (New Jersey) 1907. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.146. Green. Streetcar in circular frame, flanked by beach views. Security Bank Note. VF+. Rubber stamp cancelled moderately through the central portions. $50-75

1259

Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio Rail Road Company (Virginia) 1870. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.112. Green, with orange imprinted revenue. Train, trees and mountain. Virginia state arms, below. Signed by William Mahone as President, Confederate General who turned looming defeat into victory at Petersburg. Continental Bank Note. VF+. Bold and crisp uncancelled signature of Mahone. $75-125

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Barrett Manufacturing Company (West Virginia) 1896. 500 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.165. Green. Eagle. Columbia with sword, George Washington and state arms, left. Dog below. Issued to George D. Widener, Philadelphia streetcar magnate, and signed by him on the back. Widener died on the Titanic. ABNCO. VF. Stains. $100-150

1261

Boston & Worcester Rail-Road Corporation (Massachusetts) 1867. Boston. 4 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.12669. Orange imprinted revenue. Large terminal. Small train below. VF+. Small piece out of the top border. $30-50

1264

Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company (Washington, D.C) 1838. 24 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.122. A magnificent vignette of people walking beside the canal fills the entire left end panel. Signed by G. Washington as President. W. Hood, Delaware, printer. VF. A small piece of the upper margin is missing, but this does not affect the border. $750-1,250

George Eastman-Signed Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Bond

1262

Brooklyn Elevated Railway Company (New York) 1880. One share. Partially prepared, cancelled. No.180. Incredibly detailed view of the elevated railway, ferry terminal, and the Brooklyn Bridge. ABNCO. The line ran from Fulton Ferry to Schenck Ave; Fulton Street to Grand Avenue and Broadway Ferry to Lexington Avenue. EF. $150-250

1263

Cape May & Millville Rail Road Company (New Jersey) 1865. One share. Issued, cancelled. No.407. Bathers wearr full-length swim suits in the surf. Hotels beyond. One of the most popular issues from the Penn Central Railroad archive. VF+. Nice grade for this popular issue. $75-125

1265

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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway 1899. $5,000 bond. Issued, cancelled. No.B925. Blue. Male portrait flanked by women. Issued to Eastman Kodak Company and signed by George Eastman on the back. VF+. George Eastman perfected the process of making flexible photographic film, and then popularized photography by creating the Kodak, a camera that anyone could own and enjoy. $750-1,250

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1267

Cincinnati Railway Tunnel Company (Ohio) 1872. Cincinnati. 100 shares. Preferred. Issued, not cancelled. No.46. Panoramic view of towns, train, trees. Issued to Messiers Fremont & Morton and signed on the back by John C. Freemont. John Charles Frémont was an early explorer and mapmaker of the American West, and one of the principal figures responsible for opening that region to settlement. He was instrumental in the U.S. conquest and development of California. Freemont ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. presidency in 1856 as the first candidate of the newly formed Republican Party. VF+ details. A small piece is missing from the upper left margin. A portrait of Freemont is included. $300-450

City Railway Company of Pasadena (California) 1887. Pasadena. 6 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.10. Brown underprint of a horse drawn streetcar. Low capitalization of only $50,000. The City Railway Company of Pasadena was a horse car line built in 1887. It ran from Chestnut to Mountain View Avenue. The line was electrified in 1894 by the Pasadena & Los Angeles Railway, abandoned in 1941 from Chestnut to Mariposa, and from Colorado to Chestnut in 1952. Times-Mirror Print. VF. Some pinholes. $200-300

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1268

Delaware & Raritan Canal Company & Camden & Amboy Railroad & Transportation Company (New Jersey) 1857. Princeton. 10 shares. Joint stock. Capitalization six million. Issued, cancelled. No.320. Canal scenes, ships, train. Woman below. Charles Toppan and Company, printer. Signed by Edwin A. Stevens as President. Founder of the Stevens Institute of technology. VF+. $50-75

1269

East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad 1882. 95 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.68. Train facing right. F. C. Paxson & Son. VF+. Rarely seen issued. $75-125

1270

Harrisburg, Portsmouth, Mount Joy & Lancaster Railroad (Pennsylvania) 1857. Philadelphia. 18 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.3674. Women, agricultural products, town and river flanked by William Penn and Franklin. Six other beautiful vignettes in the end panels. One of the most visually appealing railroad share certificates. By Toppan, Carpenter, bank note engravers. VF+. Professionally and attractively framed using archival materials. $150-250

1271

Memphis & Ohio Rail Road Company (Tennessee) 1866. Memphis. $500. Six Per Cent Bond. Issued, not cancelled. No.455. Locomotive “AMERICA.” Clay, Webster, Jackson and Johnson. ABNCO. VF+. $100-150

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Rare Maxwell Land Grant and Railway, 1873 for Ten Shares

1272

1273

Maxwell Land Grant and Railway (New Mexico) 1873. Cimarron. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.5121. Light lavender full tint underprint. Woman reclines by beehive. Rarely seen vignette of a farmer plowing, with a train and mountains in the distance. The Maxwell Land Grant, also known as the Beaubien-Miranda Land Grant, was a 1,714,765-acre Mexican land grant in Colfax County, New Mexico and part of adjoining Las Animas County, Colorado. It was one of the largest contiguous private landholdings in the United States. The New Mexico towns of Cimarron, Colfax, Dawson, Elizabethtown, French, Lynn, Maxwell, Miami, Raton, Rayado, Springer, Ute Park and Vermejo Park were located within the grant, as were numerous other towns that are now ghost towns. VF. Two small pinholes and a paper clip stain. Please note that the serial number was hand corrected from 621 (printed) to 5121. The changes were initialed. Cox lists only six of these. $400-600

1274

New Jersey Junction Company - New York Central Hudson River Railroad Company (New Jersey) 1886. $1000 bond. Partially prepared, not cancelled. No.2950. Brown. Ships in harbor. Signed by J. P. Morgan as Trustee. ABNCO. EF. $200-300

1275

New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Lake Shore Collateral (New York) 1912. $1000 31⁄ 2 % Registered Gold Bond. Issued, cancelled. No.M5921. Orange. Locomotive on pier. Issued to Harold S. Vanderbilt and signed by him on the back. EF. $100-150

1276

New York and Harlem Rail Road Company (New York) 1875. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.19844. Passenger train facing left. Sailor and blacksmith. Left. Dog. Signed by William H. Vanderbilt as President. ABNCO. VF+. Pin cancels through Vanderbilt’s signature. $100-150

Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company 1870. 100 shares. Preferred stock. No.587. Blue. Locomotive faces right, flanked by state arms. Signed by Russel Sage as Vice President. Fine. Some minor damage in the margins. Excellent signature. $75-125

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One of Best Known North Missouri Rail Road 1858 Gold Bonds

1277

North Missouri Rail Road (Missouri) 1858. Jefferson. $1000. Six% Thirty Year Gold Bond. Issued, not cancelled. No.3768. Blue $1000. Spectacular full-width vignette of the St. Louis riverfront with a mile-long string of steamboats nestled against the shore, extending across the entire top of the bond. A similar vignette shows what appears to be East St. Louis, extending across the entire bottom. An Indian family and a boiler maker and train flank the text. Full text of the Act that authorized these bonds is on the back. Signed by Robert M. Stewart (1815-1871), railroad president and Governor of Missouri. Opponents charged him with using his railroad influence to gain votes in the election. Stewart was drawn into the problems of â&#x20AC;&#x153;bleeding Kansasâ&#x20AC;? and the Missouri secessionists. Issued to complete the North Missouri Railroad in 1858. I. Gast & Bro. lith St. Louis. VF. Small pieces of the upper border are missing, and there is some bleed through from ink notations on the back, but this is typical for this issue. Still one nicest of perhaps four known to this cataloger. We sold a similar example for $1,300 in our January 2016 auction. $1,000-1,500

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1278

Oregon and Transcontinental Company (Oregon) 1884. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.21748. Green. Indian sees civilization. Issued to and signed by August Belmont, financier and diplomat. He was the U.S. agent for the Rothschilds. VF. Some light age toning, and numerous pinholes, some affecting the signature. $200-300

1279

Philadelphia & Yardville Rail Road Co (Pennsylvania) 1873. Philadelphia. 3 shares. Capital stock. No.1. Train facing right. Columbia statue, left. Eagle lower left. Number 1. Issued to and signed by John P. Verree, President. EF. Transfer pasted to the back. Perhaps the finest example of this issue. $100-150

1280

Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Rail Road 1910. 115 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.3813. Green. City, trains and ships. Issued to William G. Warden, James A. Warden, Trustee. $100-150

1281

Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway 1906. 10 shares. Annual Guaranteed Dividend Fund. Issued, cancelled. No.A12574. Red underprint. Train at station. Four state seals in the left end panel. Issued to William G. Warden, and others. Warden was one of the co-founders of Standard Oil. VF+. $50-75

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Point Arena Railroad Co. 1881 Certificate Number One

1282

Point Arena Railroad Company (California) 1881. San Francisco office. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.1. On yellow paper. Panoramic view of Point Arena with a train on the pier that juts out into the cove. Cliffs and mountains. Certificate number one, issued to Irving M. Scott and signed by him as President. Point Arena is the smallest incorporated city in Northern California; it offers the only sheltered cove along the entire Mendocino Coast, and this allowed lumber schooners to load and unload alongside the pier. Unlisted in Cox, and perhaps unique. An extraordinary opportunity if you collect railroads, California, or marvelous graphics on stock certificates VF. Small ink stain in the upper right margin, mentioned only for the sake of accuracy. $1,500-2,500

1283

Railroad Lighting & Manufacturing Co. (Pennsylvania) 1892. Philadelphia. 160 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.231. Red seal. Passenger car with a cut away view of the interior. Wm. F. Murphy’s Sons, printer. EF. An exceptionally nice example of this issue. $100-150

1284

Robinson-Foster Electric Railway Motor (Maine) 1889. Boston. 325 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.1500. Streetcars in town. VF+. $100-150

St. Paul & Duluth Certificate Signed by ‘the Witch of Wall Street

1285

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Saint Paul & Duluth Railroad (Minnesota) 1887. 100 shares, Preferred Capital Stock. Issued, cancelled. No.7643. Train at station in circular frame flanked by steamships. Issued to Hetty H. R. Green, and signed by her on the back. Bold, perfect signature. Known as the “Witch of Wall Street”, Hetty H. R. Green was an American businesswoman and financier, and perhaps the richest woman in America during the Gilded Age. She learned all about business from her father, Edward Green, who amassed a small fortune by investing in whaling ventures. Hetty accompanied Edward on his daily business rounds, and applied what she learned in order to build her own fortune, primarily through investments in real estate and bonds. Her autograph is rarely encountered, and the opportunity to acquire a share certificate signed by her is simply extraordinary (a small group of about a dozen Pullman share certificates issued to Westminster Company, her own personal corporation, surfaced over a decade ago, but these were snapped up immediately by avid collectors and haven’t appeared in our auctions since then). The current example is from the Northern Pacific Railroad archives, where only four of these certificates were discovered. This is certainly one of the nicer examples. VF+. The certificate is lightly pasted over the stub, and the cancellations affect only the officer’s signatures. An extraordinary opportunity to obtain one of the most desirable autographs in financial history. $3,000-5,000

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Mining, Minerals and Oil

Seattle and San Francisco Railway and Navigation Company (Washington) 1901. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.230. Brown. Liberty cap and fasces flanked by ship and train. Franklin Lee. VF+. $50-75

1287

Virginia & Tennessee Rail Road Company 1853. Virginia office. $1000. Convertible into Capital Stock and Secured by a Mortgage of $1,500,000. Issued, not cancelled. No.665. Red $1000. Train exits tunnel facing right. Woman with globe and eagle, left. Liberty with shield, right. O. B. Clay, below. Danforth, Bald. VF+. $200-300

1288

Woodruff Sleeping & Parlor Coach Company (Pennsylvania) 1873. Philadelphia. 200 shares. “Preferred Stock” written in red near the top. Issued, cancelled. No.185. Indian sees civilization for the first time. Woman, left. Farmer, right. Signed by Woodruff as President. ABNCO. VF+. Trimmed into the left border. $50-75

1289

Transportation Share Certificate Grouping Goshen & Deckertown Railway 1900 IC; Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc. 1930 IU; American Dredging 1901 IC; Auto Motive Tractor Corp. 1920 IU; Hudson & Manhattan Rr 1935 IC. Mostly VF or better. [5]. $100-150

Extremely Rare Baranoff Island Alaskan Mining Certificate

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1290

Alaska Gold & Silver Mining (Alaska Territory) 1874. Mines located on Baranoff Island, Alaska. Offices in Portland, Oregon. 250 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.410. A magnificent view of the Alaskan wilderness occupies almost two thirds of the entire certificate. A sailing ship lies just off a beach occupied by seals. Trees and mountains are in the distance. The vignette is “signed” by T. J. Pettit S.F.” Issued seven years after the acquisition of Alaska from Russia, and over a quarter of a century before the rich gold discoveries of the Klondike era. Only one other has appeared at auction, estimated at $3.000-$5,000. That example was moderately stained, and did not sell. According to Archives International, only three were discovered. This may well be the finest of the three. A. L. Stinson, Printer, Salem, Massachusetts. VF+. Punch holes at, right, used to store the certificates in a binder (not cancellations). $2,000-3,000

1291

Apothecaries Gold Mining Company (Colorado) 1898. Colorado Springs. 1015 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.2500. Blue and gold. Apothecary’s scale. Telegraph Printing Co. by Denver Litho. VF. Very minor edge splits. $75-125

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1293

Arcadia Mining Company (Colorado) 1898. Operating in Cripple Creek mining district. 280,500 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.2457. A huge amount of shares for a single certificate. Full height vignette of pine trees, lake and mountains fills the entire left half of this extraordinary Colorado mining certificate. Issued to Sam Strong and signed by him as President. Telegraph Printing Co. VF+. $200-300

1294

Cannon Ball Gold Ming Company (Wyoming) 1901. Cripple Creek, Colorado. 5000 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.9. Gold embossed seal. Cannon fires. A large number of shares, issued to Frank Fish, one of the Trustees. Denver Lith Co. EF. $150-250

1295

Cherokee Gold Mining Company (California) 1882. Greenville, Plumas County. 100 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.2497. Blue. Men operating a stamping mill. Eagle and shield. AU. PASS-CO. $150-250

1296

Chester County Mining Company (Pennsylvania) 1853. Philadelphia. 50 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.142. Canal barge passes under a railroad bridge. Franklin and Penn, left. Miners below. Danforth, Bald. VF+. Trimmed into the left border. This was a working mine, but eventually had to be abandoned because of the hardness of the rock encountered. $100-150

1297

Cisco Consolidated Gold Mining Company (New York) 1880. Mines located at Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevada County, California. 100 shares. No.0313. Red ONE HUNDRED. California State arms in circle flanked by miners and a train. ABNCO. VF+. Glue remnants are visible in the upper left corner. $100-150

Ben Hur Mining and Milling Company (Colorado) 1899. Operating in Cripple Creek mining district. 1000 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.3099. Metallic gold border and embossed seal. Charioteer and four horses. W. H. Kistler Stationery Co. VF+. $300-500

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Continental Mining Company (Missouri) 1901. 4 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.76. Red brown border and underprint. Three womenrepresenting Peace, Prosperity and Progress. Woman watches ships, left. Train, right. A. Gast & Co. VF. With minor fold splits and light age toning. Ex R. M. Smythe Feb. 2008. Only one this cataloger has seen. $100-150

1299

Cove Land & Mining Company (Michigan) 1875. Isle Royal. 25 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.45. Map. Miner, left. Calvert Litho. VF+. $100-150

1300

Dante Gold Mining Company (Colorado) 1898. Colorado Springs. 250 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.159. Green with light olive underprint. Portrait of Dante in rectangular frame, upper left. The Dante Gold Mining Company owned the Dante Lode Mining Claim in the Cripple Creek Mining District in Colorado. The company was formed in 1895 and was dissolved in 1926. Telegraph Printing Co. VF. $100-150

1303

Gold Crater Mining Company (Colorado) 1896. 50 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.78. Brown. Volcano. Elgan Bank Note. VF+. $150-250

1304

Good Will Tunnel & Mining Company (Colorado) 1896. Denver. 249,975 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.197. Green borders. Train at the base of a mountain filled with mines and mills. Issued to John Hayes, Trustee. Elgan Bank Note. VF+. $100-150

Higgins Wonder Oil Company 1914 Bond

1301

1302

Ernestine Gold Mining Company (Colorado) 1896. Colorado Springs. 1000 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.1256. All blue. Woman floats through clouds, surrounded by stars. VF. Very pleasing, and scarce. $200-300

1305

Glendale Oil Company (Pennsylvania) January 5, 1865. Philadelphia. 4,500 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.131. Men load freight car with oil barrels. Tower, right. Woman, left. Life Insurance revenue stamp affixed. Dog and safe below. John Alexander, printer. VF. Trimmed into the left border. $60-90

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Higgins Wonder Oil Company (Texas) 1914. Houston. $10 Ninety-Nine Year Gold Bond. Issued, not cancelled. No.152. Lavender. Eagle and flag flanked by portraits of Pattillo Higgins, Sr. and Jr. The bond pays no interest, but “Öshall participate in all dividends declaredÖ” The back is as graphic as the front. EF. There are some minor stains on the back margins, but otherwise bright and vivid with tremendous eye appeal for a 20th century oil certificate. Only a few are known. This piece brought $2,100 in an Archives International sale in 2013. $1,500-2,500

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Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Company (Canada) 1945. 100 shares. Capital stock. Issued, not cancelled. No.N31775. Blue. Huskies pull sled. Mills beyond. EF. $25-50

1307

Lancaster Oil Company (Pennsylvania) 1864. 500 shares. Issued, not cancelled. Men load barrels of oil into railroad car, “CANADA WEST” below. VF+. $75-125

1308

Linganore Coper Mining Company (Maryland) 1855. Frederick. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.106. Three cherubs, one in a sailboat. Hufty & Danforth. VF. Small corner tip missing. Charming bank note quality engraving. $100-150

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1310

1311

Mount Carbon Coal & Iron Company (Virginia) 1853. London. “TWENTY PARTS”. Series B1222 No.24421 to 24440. A tree occupies the left end panel and extends upward into a panoramic view of mines, mountains and mills across the entire top of this very unusual certificate, payable to the bearer upon presentation. Chartered by the State of Virginia, these shares were sold in London, accounting for the distinctive British style of the certificate. This is the first one seen by this cataloger. Cox reports one other. EF. $250-350

1312

New Leadville Home Mining Company (Colorado) 1902. 1795 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.1795. Rail cars alongside mills. W. H. Histler. VF+. $50-75

1313

New York & Colorado Mining & Milling Company (New York) 1883. Upper Union Mining District of Clear Creek County, Colorado. 496 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.16. All reddish brown border and underprint. Gold embossed seal. Rarely seen vignette of miners using pack mules and a wagon to deliver ore to a mill in the forest. Collins & Sesnon. VF+. $200-300

McKinley-Hobart Gold Mining Company (Colorado) 1899. Cripple Creek, Colorado. 5,000 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.90. Gold seal. Portraits of McKinley and Hobart. Telegraph Printing Co. VF+. $150-250

Minnesota Gold Mining Company (Minnesota) 1866. St. Paul. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.147. Miners work near sluice boxes. Prospector and dog, left. Revenue stamp affixed. Hatch & Co. EF. In 1865, State Geologist Henry Eames confirmed the presence of gold & silverbearing quartz in the rocks of the Lake Vermilion area in northeastern Minnesota. Fifteen mining companies formed, but little gold was discovered. Prospectors soon abandoned the area and moved westward. $200-300 WWW.SPINK.COM

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Niagara Mining & Smelting Company (Utah) 1890. Salt Lake City. 15 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.859. Green. Niagara Falls. Miners. Silver seal with an embossed Morgan dollar. Wm. H. Hoskins. VF. Small edge split. $75-125

1315

New York, Philadelphia & Baltimore Consolidated Petroleum & Mining Company (New York) 1866. 500 shares. Issued, not cancelled. Red “CAPITAL STOCK $1,500,000” overprint. Green embossed seal. Large vignette of a group of men watch as oil flows into a tank at the base of an oil tower. Hatch & Co. VF+. $150-250

1316

1317

Oklahoma Oil Corporation (Arizona) 1921. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.69. Gold seal below. Oil towers. Issued to and signed by J. Paul Getty as President. VF+ details.The Getty signature has two long slit cancels that have been repaired. One of America’s wealthiest industrialists, J. Paul Getty was also a great patron of the arts and established the J. Paul Getty Trust, the world’s wealthiest art institution. $300-600

Oklahoma Oil Corporation (Arizona) 1931. 16,811 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.431. Gold seal below. Oil towers. Issued to and signed by J. Paul Getty as President. EF. One of America’s wealthiest industrialists, J. Paul Getty was also a great patron of the arts and established the J. Paul Getty Trust, the world’s wealthiest art institution. $500-750

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1318

Olive Branch Gold Mining Company (Colorado) 1899. 1000 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.1073. Green and gold, with gold embossed seal. Olive branch. Signed by Henry M. Blackmer as President, Cripple Creek Gold Baron who ultimately found himself embroiled in the Teapot Dome Affair and fled the country to become one of our most infamous ex-patriates. Pueblo Litho. VF+. $100-150

1319

Penn Yan Mining Company (Montana) 1892. 5,000 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.135. Brown and metallic gold. U.S. gold and silver coins. EF. Premium quality, and nice, fully issued Penn Yans are much scarcer than the unissued variety. $150-250

1320

Pioneer Gasoline Company (Minnesota) 1929. Minneapolis. One share. No.2248. Red. Oil tanker with company logo and white wall tires. Indian chiefs flank the title. EF. Bright and vivid. $75-125

1321

Prin-seti Gold Mining Company (Colorado) 1901. Colorado Springs. 1000 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.194. Blue. Wonderful Egyptian motif featuring Prince Seti above the center, the title carved into stone, a scarab below, and more. An extraordinary layout. Copyright by C. H. Emerson. VF. Minor edge split repairs. $300-500

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1322

1323

Revenue Extension Silver Mining Company of Nevada (Colorado) 1866. 3 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.996. Brown. One of the most compelling and artistic graphic representations of mining you will ever see. A tall woman holds a plaque above her head, left. A miner stands below a similar plaque with “SHARES $10 EACH,” right. The bottom portion of this certificate features smelting and mining scenes. A revenue stamp, properly cancelled with the corporate date stamp, is affixed at the bottom. . Stein & Jones, Lith. VF. Certified by PASS-CO. $300-500

Rio Grande Gold Mining Company (Colorado) 1899. Operating in Cripple Creek mining district. 5000 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.171. Metallic gold border and geometric seal. “NON-ASSESSABLE” in violet, underprint. Passenger train facing left with TEXAS SIFTINGS, STARLIGHT, NOBLE and MOHAWK (names of mines) on the passenger cars. VF+. $400-600

1324

Roberts Petroleum Torpedo Co. (New York) 1868. 250 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.143. Oil rigs and barges. Exploding torpedo in an oil well, left. Issued to W. R. Roberts, and signed by him as Secretary. This certificate clearly illustrates that “fracking” has been practiced since the early days of the oil industry. VF+. Bright and clean. The left margin is narrow, and a small pinhole is well hidden in the upper left corner, but these minor distractions are mentioned merely for the sake of accuracy. $500-750

1325

Salmon Gold Mining Company (Maine) 1897. Boston. 30 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.343. Hydraulic Mining scene. VF. $100-150

1326

Santa Ana Mining Company (Arizona Territory) 1900. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.6801. Red, white, blue and gold. Flags cross behind a shield. Very unusual use of multiple colors on a mining certificate. AU. PASS-CO, and premium quality for this issue. $150-250

1327

Santa Rita Land and Mining Company (Colorado) 1881. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.369. Cattle and men on horseback. Miners, left. ABNCO. VF+. Pinhole in top left corner. $100-150

1328

Savage Gold & Copper Mining Company (Colorado) 1900. 250,000 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.91. Brown. Indian. High denomination representing 1⁄6 of the authorized shares. VF. Small hole in the seal. Slits in the left margin. $50-75

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Standard Oil Trust Signed by J.D. Rockefeller, Flagler and Bostwick

1329

Sentinel Gold Mining Company (Colorado) 1897. Operating in Cripple Creek mining district. 1000 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.1921. Trees, snow covered mountains and a river are the subject for an underprint that occupies the entire certificate. Denver Lith Co. EF. $200-300

1330

Sir Roderick Dhu Gold Mining Company (New York) 1879. 1000 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.6. Miner swings pick, flanked by women. Cherubs pull curtains aside in the top corners. Issued to George Washington Cable, and signed by him on the back. Cable was a novelist who wrote about Creole Louisiana, and shared lecture tours with Mark Twain. ABNCO. VF+. $150-250

1331

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Standard Oil Trust April 26, 1884. 70 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.926. Green. Capitol Building. Signed by John D. Rockefeller as President, Henry Flagler as Secretary, and Jabez A. Bostwick as Treasurer. Green. VF+, neatly punch cancelled through the vignette, and with unobtrusive machine cancels through the signatures. The Standard Oil Trust was conceived as a way to get around Federal anti-monopoly policies. By 1890 Standard Oil controlled 88% of the refined oil in the United States. In 1892, the state of Ohio successfully sued Standard Oil and broke the Trust. The Trust was then reborn, this time as a holding company. John D. Rockefeller made his fortune by leaving the discovery of oil to the wildcatters and speculators. Instead, he concentrated on the transportation, distribution, and sale of petroleum products. He became one of the richest men in the world, building a fortune estimated at close to a billion dollars. Magnificently framed, with portraits of Rockefeller and Flagler, and gold-on-black informational plaques. $1,500-2,500

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1332

Sutro Tunnel (California) 1872. San Francisco. 200 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.1308. Huge and spectacular image of a prospector, left. A marvelous vignette of trains pulling ore cars along the shore fills the entire lower portion. Issued to E. Erlanger & Co., European brokers who issued the Confederate cotton bonds. Sutro formed this company to build a massive drainage tunnel below the Comstock Lode. Britton & Rey. EF. Professionally and attractively framed using archival materials. $600-900

Rare and Desirable Wells Fargo Mining Company, 1880 San Francisco Certificate

1335

1333

Wells Fargo Mining Co (California) 1880. San Francisco. Mines located in Virginia District, Storey County. 50 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.8695. Stage coach facing right, mill and mountains in the distance. Issued to William L. Locke, Trustee. Scarce and highly coveted for the exquisite stage coach vignette by Grafton Taylor Brown, one of the first African American lithographers in the American West. VF+. $1,250-1,750

Transvaal Gold Mining Company (Colorado) 1901. Operating in Cripple Creek mining district. 1000 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.1020. Red, pink, blue and gold. Sun sets behind mountains dotted with gold mills. Trees in the foreground. Signed by Mollie E. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Bryan as President. She was one of the early Colorado gold pioneers, and the first woman to have a seat on a gold mining stock exchange. Denver Lith Co. VF+. One small pinhole in the top margin. A premium grade example of this very desirable issue. $1,000-1,500

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Wells Fargo Mining Co (California) 1880. San Francisco. Mines located in Virginia District, Storey County. 500 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.9134. Stage coach facing left. Issued to M. S. Martin, Trustee. A rare variety, previously unknown to this cataloger. Not connected in any way to Wells Fargo, but the owners of this company certainly counted heavily on the name recognition of the company title and the wonderful graphics to convince potential investors that a fortune could be made by buying shares. The mines, of course, produced nothing. Rare and desirable. VF+. A small toning spot in front of the horses, mentioned only for the sake of accuracy. Ex. Archives International where it realized $2,200. $1,500-2,500

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1337

Wild Goose Mining and Trading Company (California) 1902. San Francisco. Works located in Alaska. 1000 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.519. Red brown border and underprint. Sailing ship, goose underprint, miners. Britton litho. Signed by Charles D. Lane, one of the founders of Nome. Great location and graphics. Very impressive and desirable. VF+. $300-500 Mining Certificate Pair Vulcan Mining (NJ) 1848; Father De Smet (Dakota Territory) 1881. Both with some condition problems [2] . $75-125

1340

Bank of Pennsylvania (Pennsylvania) 1855. 3 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.2950. Horses. William Penn, train and ships in the left end panel. Hufty & Danforth. VF. Issued during the year the bank failed. A very scarce “banknote quality” certificate. $200-300

1341

Bank of the United States (Pennsylvania) 1837. Philadelphia. 50 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.5120. Liberty with eagle, shield and spear. Ship beyond. Underwood, Bald, Spencer & Hufty. VF+. Fresh and clean, with a very bold impression from the printing plate. $100-150

1342

Bank of the United States (Pennsylvania) 1837. Philadelphia. Agency in London. 250 Pounds. Promissory note. Issued, cancelled. No.1489. Classic bank building with many columns. William Penn, Robert Fulton, Franklin, Morris and others. Signed by N. Biddle as President. When the charter of the Second Bank of the United States was not approved by Andrew Jackson, this bank was organized. It did not succeed for long. Draper, Toppan, Longacre. EF. With a heavy “Paid” cancellation. $100-150

1343

Bank of the United States (Pennsylvania) 1838. Philadelphia. 1000 Pounds. 5% bond. Issued, not cancelled. No.298. Classic bank building with many columns. William Penn, Robert Fulton, Franklin, Morris and others. Eagles and shields. Signed by N. Biddle as President. Draper, Toppan, Longacre. Fair. Age toned, completely split through the coupons. $50-75

1344

Eastman College Bank (New York) 1894. Poughkeepsie. 4 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.192. College buildings. Woman with lyre. Woman leans on column. VF. Age toning along the left margin. $50-75

1345

Exchange Bank of Virginia (Virginia) 1857. Norfolk. 3 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.3310. State arms flanked by Presidents. Canal barge and train, right. Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Edson. VF. $150-250

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1339

Artisans Bank (New York) 1856. New York. 25 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.334. Pythagoras instructs youth. Cherubs in the lower corners. Mechanic, blacksmith. Liberty in oval frame below. Ornate borders all around. Engraved by Danforth, Wright, and perhaps their finest work. Arguably the finest black and white engraved bank stock in all of scripophily. The paper money issued by this bank, featuring similar designs, sells well into the four figures routinely. Professionally and attractively framed using archival materials. VF+ $500-750 Bank of the Commonwealth (Virginia) 1863. Richmond. 7 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.1155. Farmer plowing. George Washington. Lucy Pickens. Southern gentlemen trading tobacco by barrels. VF. Pin hole in upper right corner, small corner tip missing, upper left. $100-150

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1346

1348

Irving Bank-Columbia Trust Company (New York) 1928. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.1017. Blue. Woman reclines by shield. Ships beyond. Issued to Alfred P. Sloan and signed by him. Also included is a “MEN OF AMERICA” card with his portrait. Alfred P. Sloan, Jr. was the longserving President, chairman and CEO of General Motors Corporation. He helped GM grow from the formative years of the 1920s through the 1950s. VF+. $300-500

1349

Ocean National Bank (New York) 1868. New York. 12 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.701. Neptune and ships. Cherub below. Sailor and woman rowing. Woman by light house looks seaward. Revenue stamp affixed. VF. $200-300

1350

Quaker City Insurance Company (Pennsylvania) 1857. Philadelphia. 50 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.57. Sidewheel ocean steamer. Large firefighting wagon below. Fireman. Franklin and Penn. Baldwin, Bald & Cousland, printer. VF+. True bank note quality. $250-350

Farmers Bank of Virginia (Virginia) 1860. Richmond. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.13651. Farmer plowing. Eagle and shield, George Washington, sailing vessel, left. Hay wagon below. Hufty & Danforth. VF. Rare and desirable early Virginia banking stock. $200-300

Highly Prized First National Gold Bank of Santa Barbara 1873 Certificate

1347

First National Gold Bank of Santa Barbara, California (California) 1873. Santa Barbara. 10 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.2. View of Santa Barbara with ships in the foreground and mountains beyond. VF. Stub lightly pasted over the left end. During the War Between the States, Lincoln and Stanton wanted to organize the banks into a national banking system. The bank notes would be supplied by the U.S. government, but each member bank was to have its name and charter number printed on the notes it issued. These National Bank notes were widely accepted everywhere except the West Coast, where paper money was not trusted. In order to obtain the confidence of those West Coast customers, special National Gold Banks were authorized, issuing notes payable in gold. Today, the notes issued by these banks are very highly valued by paper money collectors. We know of only one other share certificate issued by this National Gold Bank, and we have never seen examples from the other National Gold Banks. Bid accordingly. $1,000-1,500

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State Savings Association (Missouri) 1869. St. Louis. 74 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.775. Signing of the Declaration of Independence. Andrew Jackson, left. George Washington, right. Revenue stamp affixed above, state arms below. ABNCO. VF. Trimmed into the left border. Scarce. $150-250

1352

Stroudsburg Bank (Pennsylvania) 1868. Stroudsburg. 28 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.127. Bull. Sailor, mechanic, soldier, eagle and Liberty, upper left. Adams, lower left. Cattle. Danforth, Wright & Co. VF. A wonderful example of banknote quality engraving at its very best. $150-250

1353

Webster Fire Insurance Company (New York) 1855. 10 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.155. Large impressive portrait of Daniel Webster. Eagle below. W. H. Arthur & Co., printer. VF. Small chip out of the right edge. $150-250

1354

Banking and Insurance Share Certificate Assortment Merchants & Mechanics Bank of Wheeling 1863, small edge tears; Bank of Charleston 1890 cut cancels; Bank of Kentucky 1856 trimmed close; Morris Canal & Canal & Banking 1859; Moorestown National Bank 1914; Hempstead Bank of Brooklyn 1903; Four States Life Insurance 1911. [7]. $100-150

1356

California Aeronautic Company (California) 1876. San Francisco. 100 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.11. A fantastic heavier-than-air ship flying over San Francisco. While you can be sure that this stock paid no dividends to investors, the fact that such a company could be launched illustrates that in 1876 the idea of powered flight was becoming believable enough to get speculative ventures like this one off the ground. A scarce and attractive piece of early aircraft scripophily. The artwork was by Grafton Tyler Brown, a well-known AfricanAmerican artist. VF. $750-1,250

1357

Harriman Aeromobile Company (Maine) 1911. 50 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.37. Blue, with gold seal. Biplane. Though drawings of this aircraft exist there is no evidence that it ever got off the ground. Signed by George W. R. Harriman as President. EF. $750-1,250

1358

International Gordon Bennet Race (Illinois) 1912. Chicago. $10 Membership Certificate. Unissued. Orange. An early biplane flies over the Gordon Bennett trophy. Aero Club logo at bottom, halftone images of previous champions Glenn H. Curtiss, Charles T. Weymann, and Claude Grahame-White, with space for the image of the 1912 winner, orange. Steelograph. EF. $75-125

Aviation 1355

Aerial Navigation Company of America (Arizona) 1909. Girard, Kansas on the embossed seal. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.3582. Gold seal. Boy rides wheel with wings. VF. Long fold splits, and corner tips missing, otherwise. Founded by Henry Laurens Call, socialist lawyer and economist, who signs as President. Only one of their airplanes, the Call Monoplane, actually made it off the ground, but the Call Aviation Engine, which they manufactured and marketed, was successful for a while. $100-150

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Kinner Airplane and Motor, Ltd (California) 1937. Transfer agents in Glendale and Los Angeles. 100 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.LA23235. Monoplane. Jeffries Banknote. VF. In a PASS-CO holder. $100-150

1362

1360

Lanzius Aircraft Company (Delaware) 1918. 5 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.186. Orange. “L1” Monoplane. Security Bank Note. VF. Pinholes in the top margin. The angle of incidence of the wings could be varied on this plane, reducing landing speeds, and increasing cruising speed. This is the only example seen by this cataloger. $300-500

1361

National Airlines, Incorporated (Florida) 1939. St. Petersburg. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.368. Green. Organized in 1947, National Airlines began operations in St. Petersburg, Florida in 1934 using two second-hand Ryans. During World War II National operated contract schools for pilots, mechanics, radio operators and navigators. By 1944 National was a major airline with non-stop service between New York and Florida. In the 1950s National leased Boeing 707 jets and became the first domestic operator of jets in the United States. Goes, printer. VF+. Small punch hole in the left margin, and an ink notation in the upper right corner. Very light water stain near the bottom. Still one of the nicest examples we have seen. $200-300 WWW.SPINK.COM

Peekskill Hydro-Aeroplane Company (New York) 1912. 2 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.2. Brown. Early monoplane. Issued to Ernest Jakes Loomis and signed by him as President. EF. While these are available unissued for around $150 retail, issued examples are quite scarce. Bid accordingly. $300-500

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1363

Transcontinental Aerial Navigation Company (Illinois) 1888. Chicago. 20 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.695. Airship floats over city, “IN ORBI: URBI” above. Issued to and signed by Dr. A de Bausset, president of the company. Dr. de Bausset claimed to be able to create a vacuum within a large, extremely light tank composed of thin metal, and thus eliminate all of the dangers of using hydrogen to provide lift. The vacuum would eliminate the expense of using helium. One of the truly great early aviation certificates, and this certificate represents shares held by the inventor and promoter of this revolutionary approach to lighter than air aviation. Information obtained from a lavishly illustrated and widely distributed contemporary brochures make it clear that Transcontinental Aerial Navigation fully expected to offer two to three day air service between New York and London. This encouraged investors to get on board with this revolutionary approach to air travel. Shares of the company traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Transcontinental Aerial Navigation Company maintained offices in New York, Chicago and Philadelphia, but the airship itself never got off the ground. Rare and desirable. EF. Professionally and attractively framed using archival materials. $600-900

1364

Utah Aeronautic Company (Utah) 1911. Salt Lake City. 750 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.13. Gold seal. Photographic vignette of a biplane similar to the Wright Brothers’ aircraft. VF. Minor margin splits. Signed by L.R.Culver as President, who built his first plane as a glider, and later added an engine. Important, because Culver’s flights were some of the earliest in the western part of the United States. This may also be the first instance of a photographic representation of an airplane on a stock certificate. Reportedly, only two examples were discovered, and this is the better of the two. $400-600

Ships, Maritime

1365

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American Nautilus Submarine Company (New York) 1856. 10 shares. Capital stock. Issued, not cancelled. No.145. Diving bell at the end of a hose recovers treasure from the bottom of a harbor. An enlarged view of the diving bell, bottom. Hosford & Co., printer. VF. Uneven top margin, otherwise very nice for this rare issue. $750-1,250

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1366

American Salvage Company (New Jersey) 1917. Paterson. 150 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.3149. Green, with gold seal. Ship drops deep sea salvage apparatus. VF+. Very minor age toning and margin splits. $400-600

1367

California Navigation & Improvement Company (California) 1912. Stockton. 49 27/100 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.605. Panoramic view of steamships in the harbor. Western Litho. VF+. Premium quality for this issue. $75-125

1368

Columbia Transportation Company (Washington Territory) 1863. Vancouver. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.3272. Blue and red. Sidewheel ocean steamer. Train at upper right. Farmer Print, Portland. EF details. Two small holes near the upper corners. $150-250

1369

1370

International Mercantile Marine Company 1900. 10 shares. Common Stock Trust Certificate. Issued, cancelled. No.B30447. Blue. Ocean liner. Voting trustees are J. Pierpont Morgan W. J. Pirie, J. B. Ismay, Peter B. A. Widener, and Charles Steele. EF. Organized by J. P. Morgan, this company controlled the White Star Line consisting of the Britannic, Olympic and Titanic. This type, listing the Voting Trustees, is considerably scarcer than later issues. $50-75

1371

Knickerbocker Trust Company Brooklyn Ferry Company of New York 1906. $1,000. Certificate of Deposit. Issued, not cancelled. No.554. Green. Liberty holds flag. ABNCO. EF. $50-75

1372

New York Tow-Boat Company (New York) 1906. 25 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.118. Wonderful New York Harbor scene. Numerous sailing vessels and a steamship. Ships and train, lower left. Eagle below. Originally capitalized at only $45,000, the company was in business for many decades. Henry Spears, printer. VF+. Ex R. M. Smythe Lot 5348 Feb. 6, 2008. The date of issue is 1906, which may explain why it is such a high quality example. $100-250

Consolidated Hidden Treasure Company (California) 1874. San Francisco. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.320. “UNASSESSABLE” in red. Sailing ship, eagle on column and below. Bacon & Company, Printers. VF+. Bright and clean. $300-500

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Rare Staten Island Whaling Co. 1838 Certificate

1373

Ocean Floating Safe Company (South Dakota) 1920. 5 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.8045. Green borders, red seal. Safes bob safely in the ocean after ship sinks. VF+. Small edge split. Also included is a second Ocean Floating Safe, 1920, red and blue, eagle, VF+ [2]. The impetus for inventing the Ocean Floating Safe stemmed from the sinking of the Titanic, and Ocean Floating Safe Company surely had a boost in popularity after the sinking of the Lusitania in 1915. $250-350

1374

Philadelphia & Atlantic Steam Navigation Company (Pennsylvania) 1849. Philadelphia. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.103. Auxiliary sailing ship. Robert Fulton, Hope seated on cotton bale, Franklin. VF. Fold split at the top, and some light age toning throughout. $150-250

1375

Puget Sound and Alaska Steamship Company (Washington) 1899. 10 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.A31. Brown. Steamship. Franklin Bank Note, printer. VF+. A portion of the stub is pasted on to the left margin, barely affecting the certificate. $100-150

1376

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Staten Island Whaling Company (New York) 1838. Port Richmond. 50 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.1. In the upper left corner whale ships stand by as men in small boats attack a pod of three whales. Another whale hunting scene appears at the bottom. Serial number 1. Issued to Henry F. Heberton. In 1838 the Staten Island Whaling Company was established in Port Richmond as the only whale oil processing plant on Staten Island. Just four years later a fire destroyed the buildings, and shattered the hopes of the investors as well. Engraved and printed by Rawdon, Wright and Hatch who made use of this design on the notes of the Hudson Tow-Boat Company and the Hudson Print Works $2 bills. The central vignette, perhaps of primary importance, is based on W. J. Huggins painting South Sea Whale Fishery (adapted as a bestselling print, and used on paper money issued by the Whaling Bank of New London). Rare, and the only one this cataloger has had the privilege to describe. While we could find no auction records on this issue, some comparable auction realizations may be helpful in establishing a realistic estimate range. In January 2016 we sold the following whaling company certificates: Lot 1548 Hampton Whaling 1829 $2,160; Lot 1549 Lackonick Whaling 1839 $1,920; Lot 1551 New Jersey Oil 1853 $2,040; 1556 Union Whaling $2,300. Our estimate may well prove to be too conservative, so bid accordingly. VF+. Boldly printed, as this was one of the first impressions off of the printing plate. $1,250-1,750

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Very Nice Submarine Boat and Torpedo Company Certificate

1377

Submarine Boat and Torpedo Company (Virginia) 1889. Alexandria. 20 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.107. Green full tint underprint. Submarine launches torpedo at a sailing vessel that is surrounded by safety nets. Corporate seal withan embossed torpedo. EF. Lightly folded, vertically in thirds, the was it was probably mailed to the original buyer. We have seen a few other examples in the past five years, but none as nice as this one. Well worth a premium bid. $900-1,200

1378

Vigo Bay Treasure Company (New Jersey) 1886. Camden. 100 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.360. Auxiliary sailing ship. The purpose of this company was to find treasure in the harbor of Vigo, Spain, where an Anglo-Dutch naval force had attacked ships from the Spanish Treasure fleet bottled up in the harbor. In the ensuing attack several treasure ships foundered, and became a very alluring target for numerous treasure hunting expeditions. VF+. $250-350

1379

Colt Gun and Carriage Company, Limited (Great Britain) 1907. 241 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.2947. Blue, with gold embossed seal. Soldiers firing machine guns. The company was formed for the purpose of acquiring patent rights from Colt. Without a doubt, one of the most graphically pleasing fire arms certificates. Rarely offered. EF. Professionally and attractively framed using archival materials. $750-1,250

Rare and Pleasing E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, NY 1882 Bond

1380

E. Remington & Sons (New York) 1882. Ilion. $100 six per cent bond. Issued, not cancelled. No.1677. Green underprint. E. Remington & Sons (New York) 1890. Ilion. $100 bond payable at the Ilion National Bank, nine coupons attached below. Green underprint. Superb American Bank Note vignette of the Battle of New Orleans. Frontiersman and dog, left. Signed by E. Remington (III) as treasurer. Choice VF+. Philo Remington started the company, and in 1865, reorganized it into E. Remington and Sons, one of the most successful gun manufacturers in the world. After the War between the States, the Remington name also became famous for typewriters, sewing machines and other business machinery. A rare, desirable, and graphically pleasing bond. The last one we sold realized $1,600. $1,200-1,800

1381

J. Stevens Arms and Tool Company (Massachusetts) 1909. Chicopee Falls. 10 shares. Not issued, cancelled. No.31. Stevens Premier Rifle. EF. Uneven top margin. Partially prepared, but not signed. This company developed the .22 LR Round. $100-150

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1383

1384

1385

Justin Projectile Company (West Virginia) 1894. 812 shares. Capital stock. Issued, not cancelled. No.36. Green, with gold seal. Gunships attack along the Mississippi. Signed by Joel G. Justin as President. ABNCO. VF+. Justin produced shells that used nitroglycerine as an explosive. Unfortunately, due to the sensitive nature of Justin’s main ingredient, the shells had a tendency to explode inside the gun barrels. $300-500 Normal Powder & Ammunition Company, Ltd (Great Britain) 1897. 8 shares. Deferred. Issued, not cancelled. No.89. Blue. Crossed rifles flanked by a cannon and soldiers. VF. Staple and pinholes in the upper left corner. The company was organized for the purpose of selling “The new smokeless sporting powder.” $500-750

Standard Arms Company (Delaware) 1910. 10 shares. Preferred. Issued, not cancelled. No.123. Red. Hunters, left. Revolutionary War soldier with rifle, right. Signed by Irénée du Pont as President. Western Bank Note. EF. Irénée du Pont was president of DuPont from 1919 to 1925. He was in charge of DuPont when eight workers were fatally poisoned with tetraethyl lead, to which he responded that there were “...slight difficulties...” within the company. In 1958, he retired from the board of directors of DuPont. $750-1,250 United States Dynamite Projectile Company (New York) 1888. 100 shares. Capital stock. Issued, not cancelled. No.438. Blue. Men fire a large cannon. Lighthouse beyond. Theodore L. De Vinne & Co. Printers. VF+. Minor age toning, as is typical for this scarce issue. $300-500 163

Albert F. Remy Company (Ohio) 1911. Mansfield. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.161. Green with red embossed seal. Whimsical policeman. VF+. Small tear at the top. $30-50 American Express Company (New York) April 4, 1865. One share. Issued, cancelled. No.1779. Dog in circle. Capitalization raised to 10,000 shares with blue rubber stamp imprint. Signed by William Fargo, John Butterworth and Alexander Holland. VF. Some light age toning, tear at the top near the center, and the cancellations have been reinforced. $150-250

1388

American Express Company (New York) 1854. One share. Capital stock. Issued, cancelled. No.775. Passenger train facing right. Telegraph poles. “Capital Stock 7,500 Shares in the left end panel. Signed by William Fargo, Henry Wells, and Alexander Holland. In 1841 William Fargo was a freight agent, in Auburn, New York. The owner, Henry Wells, gave him a job as a messenger, and eventually made him his partner. In 1850 Wells & Company merged with two other express companies to form the American Express Company. American Express served the eastern sector of the United States; the western sector was covered by Wells, Fargo and Company. William Fargo served as the company’s president from 1868 until he died. VF. Some light age toning. $300-500

1389

American Patent Smoking Pipe Company (New York) 1867. 35 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.32. Elaborate vignette of a wide avenue with a central mall leading to a large classic building in the distance. Indian chief lower left. Revenue stamp affixed. Martin & Fulkerson, printer. VF+. $250-350

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Goldsmith Maid & Lucy on Belmont Driving Park Certificate

1390

Atlantic Fire Annihilator Co (New York) 1876. New York. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.77. Firemen squirt streams of chemicals onto a burning building. Lawrence & Allen. EF. Professionally and attractively framed using archival materials. $300-500

1395

Belmont Driving Park Association (Pennsylvania) 1876. Philadelphia. 5 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.60. Horses (“Goldsmith Maid” and “Lucy”). VF+. $750-1,250

1391

Automobile Co-Operative Association of America (New York) 1910. 1 Members Share. Issued, not cancelled. No.1546. Touring car with “A. C. A. of A” nameplate on the running board. Brown-Green Co. printer. VF. Small piece out at upper left, and a few repaired splits in the margins. $75-150

1396

Birmingham, East Birmingham & South Pittsburgh Gas Company (Pennsylvania) 1857. Birgmingham. 40 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.116. Gray underprint. Gas works. Mechanics, Justice in left end panel. Wm. Schuchman & Bros. Pittsburgh. VF. Minor repairs at the bottom. $50-75

1392

Baltimore & Western Shore Telegraph Company (Maryland) 1875. Baltimore. 100 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.77. Woman hands child a telegram, Capitol Building beyond. VF+. $120-180

1397

Bolivia Trading Company (New Jersey) 1902. 100 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.16. Brown. Charming image of a llama carrying reeds. Winged globe, right. Eagle below. Franklin Bank Note. EF. A high grade example of this visually pleasing issue. $75-125

1393

Barnum & Bailey Limited (Great Britain) 1909. 93 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.12231. Purple. P.T. Barnum and James Bailey. Issued to the Commercial Bank of Scotland of Edinburgh. VF+. $200-300

1398

Camden Land Company (Maine) 1900. 100 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.601. Brown. Trees, mountains, ship, town. ABNCO. VF+. $100-150

1394

Beaver Land Company (Colorado) 1907. 220 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.56. Green. Beaver at the side of a lake. Issued to the Cripple Creek Central Railway Company. Smith-Brooks. VF. Minor repairs in the right margin. Small punch hole upper left. $50-75

1399

Cape May Driving Park (New Jersey) 1888. Camden. 500 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.168. Green underprint. Jockey rides horse. Issued to E. Thieleus, and signed by him as President. Leonhardt & Son. VF+. Premium quality for this issue. $600-900

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Stunning Casa Grande Improvement Issue

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Casa Grande Improvement (Territory of Arizona) 1889. 50 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.E3. Golden olive borders and underprint. A marvelous custom vignette of the ruins of Casa Grande in a circular frame. Indians hunt buffalo. Farmer chops tree. 1863-1912. One of the most visually stunning artistic layouts you will ever see on a stock certificate, and perhaps the finest known example. Highest quality American Bank Note Company engraving and printing. VF+. $750-1,250

1401

Chicago Window Improvement of Chicago (Illinois) 1884. 7¾ shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.28. Green underprint of window manufacturing. Eagle under arched title. Shober & Carqueville. VF+. Unusual custom pictorial vignette. $200-300

Weyerhauser-Signed Chippewa Lumber and Boom

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1402

Chippewa Lumber and Boom Company (Wisconsin) 1887. Chippewa Falls. 20 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.92. Lumbermen maneuver booms (rafts) of tree trunks near a riverside lumber mill. Signed by F. F. Weyerhauser as President. Weyerhauser foresaw America’s ever expanding need for wood and wood products, and he concentrated his efforts on building an empire based on lumber. Certificates signed by Weyerhauser are very rarely seen. One of perhaps two known according to our consignor. VF. Two short edge splits at the top are backed with archival tape. A small chip is missing from the left margin, and there are a few small holes in the same margin. $1,500-2,500

1403

Collins Wireless Telephone Company (District of Columbia) 1909. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.9283. Green. Telegraph equipment. Ferry boat. Gold seal. EF. An exceptionally nice example of this issue. While A. Frederick Collins may have been a legitimate pioneer in the field of wireless telephones, the company he organized included other associates who were more interested in selling stock to willing investors than they were in building a successful company. Wild claims were made about telegraph stocks losing all of their value while Collins stock soared to record heights. Collins eventually landed in jail. He later wrote “The Radio Amateur’s Handbook,” which remained in print for over 80 editions, and that casts some doubt as to whether or not he was a crook, or the victim of shady associates. $150-250

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Commercial Telegram Company (New York) 1888. 25 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.85. Brown. Woman near telegraph, children below. Ticker tape machine, left. Child with torch near telegraph pole. VF+. The New York Stock Exchange bought a major interest in the Commercial Telegram Company and reorganized it as the New York Quotation Company, which then served the members of the Exchange until the 1929 crash. One of the very few issues that illustrates a stock ticker. $250-350

1405

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Boston Water Scrip (Massachusetts) 1847. Boston. $1000 Redeemable 1858. Issued, not cancelled. No.168. Woman in rectangular frame flanked by ships and Indian. Women at sides. New England Bank Note. VF. Trimmed close. $100-150

1406

Composite Type Bar Company (New Jersey) 1900. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.A1499. Green. Women and children reading, typesetters. ABNCO. VF+. $50-75

1407

Consolidated Liquid Air Company (New York) 1903. 404 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.517. Green borders and underprint. Pumps, lights and tanks. H. K. Brewer, printer. EF. $75-125

1408

County of Madison (Ohio) 1877. $100 7% bond. Issued, not cancelled. No.77. Green underprint. Cows. James Madison, below. ABNCO. VF. Repaired splits. $50-75

1409

Eastern Texas Electric Company (Texas) 1918. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.A16. Green. Woman in clouds holding lightning. Issued to Isabella Stewart Gardner and signed by her on the attached transfer form. Isabella Stewart Gardner was a leading American art collector, philanthropist, and patron of the arts, and the founder of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. Her very appealing, almost 6” long gigantic signature, appears on the verso. ABNCO. VF+. $100-150

Edison Phonograph Works Twice Signed by Edison

1410

Edison Phonograph Works (New Jersey) 1888. 4 116/1000. Issued, cancelled. Red. “ISSUED FOR PROPERTY PURCHASED” stamped above the title. Issued to and signed as president and again on verso by Thomas A Edison. Small eagle at bottom, brown, pen canceled through the Edison signature on front (signature on back unaffected). The stub reattached. Some edge wear and toning present. VF.+. While Thomas Edison was not considered a profound scientific genius, he had a tremendous talent for applying scientific principles to practical applications. In 1876, while experimenting with a needle attached to a telephone receiver, Edison discovered a method that reproduced sounds on a wax cylinder, and thus the recording industry was born. Beautifully matted and framed so that the signatures on the front and back can both be seen. An image of Edison, and a plaque stating “Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine per cent perspiration” are included. $1,200-1,800

1411

Egyptian Crystal Casket Company of Philadelphia (New Jersey) 1883. Camden. 100 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.6. Nile River, Pyramids, Egyptian temple. Leonardt & Son. VF+. $150-250

1412

Emporium Real Estate & Manufacturing Company (Illinois) 1857. Mound City, Pulaski County. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.1181. Tan underprint. Barges, town and trees. Steamboats along the river in the panoramic left end panel. Klauprech & Menzels. VF. Narrow margins. $100-150

1413

Ensley Land Company (Alabama) 1902. Jefferson. 5 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.2063. Brown. Miners, mills, and cast ingots. ABNCO. EF. $60-90

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Fifth Avenue Transportation Company, Limited (New York) 1889. 40 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.441. Red and blue on watermarked pink paper. Horses pulling a passenger coach. Unusual use of multicolors in a share certificate. Rarely seen in any grade. VF. Small splits repaired with stamp hinges, and some soiling on the back, but visually very pleasing. $250-350

1415

Frenchman’s Bay and Mount Desert Land & Water Company (Maine) 1892. Bar Harbor. 100 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.7166. Brown. Steamboat approaches a wharf with a train at the station. Mountain beyond. ABNCO. VF+. Pinholes, otherwise quite nice. $75-125

1416

Germania Fire Insurance Company (New York) 1864. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.572. A startled maiden seated below a large and ancient tree reaches for a sword to defend herself from harm. The vignette occupies the entire left half of the certificate and extends into the top center. Revenue stamp affixed above. One of the most graphic Civil War era insurance and stock; rarely seen this nice. Capital raised from $200,000 to $500,000. VF. Fresh and clean, with a very bold impression from the printing plate. $100-150

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1418

Great European American Emigration Land Company (New York) 1868. 2 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.31947-31948. Red and green, with gold embossed seal. Prosperous farm with cows, ducks, turkeys, hay wagon and more. Signed by Caleb Cushing as President. Cushing owned 33,000 acres in Polk County, Wisconsin, and thought he could attract European emigrants to come to America and buy the land. VF. Trimmed slightly into the left border, but this is the nicest one we have seen, as most have problems. $200-300

Marvelous Houdini Picture Company Certificate Framed

Girard Mercantile Company of Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) 1870. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.27. Woman with an open ledger book sits next to a cotton bale. Stephen Girard portrait in an ornate frame, below. Revenue stamp affixed. ABN Litho. EF. $200-300

1419

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Houdini Picture Company (New York) 1921. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.1180. Brown. Eagle. Organized in 1920, The Houdini Picture Corporation produced only two movies, “The Man from Beyond”, which was successful, and “Haldane of the Secret Service”, which proved to be a dismal failure. Harry Houdini was perhaps the greatest stage magician of all time. He invented or perfected illusions that still thrill audiences today. Houdini was killed at the age of 51 when a fan punched him and inadvertently ruptured his infected appendix. VF+. The Houdini signature is slightly faded, but quite legible. Attractively matted and framed with a b&w depiction of the Great Houdini locked and chained and a placard “Harry Houdini 1874-1926 Famed Magician & Escapologist:”. $2,500-3,500

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Hupp Automatic Mail Exchange Company (Delaware) 1918. 2 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.3139. Brown with gold seal. Train and mail car with automatic mail exchange apparatus. VF+. High grade for this issue. $60-90

1421

International Graphophone (New York) 1905. 300 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.212. Green borders and underprint. Organized in New York in the late 1880s, this company operated out of Hartford, Connecticut, and held the patent rights of Alexander Graham Bell and others, regarding an improved version of the phonograph. After 1890 the company associated with Edison United Phonograph Company, the Edison-Bell phonograph companies and the Edison Phonograph Works. Exquisite custom intaglio vignette by American Bank Note Company. VF+. $500-750

1422

Juniata Valley Camp Meeting Association (Pennsylvania) 1874. Huntingdon. 20 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.143. Preacher addresses a camp meeting, tents and trees beyond. Annual Methodist camp meetings were held here, and the town had two hotels. VF+. $75-125

1423

Kentucky Fuel Company (Maine) 1890. Saco. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.117. Brown. Young child warms herself by a fire. EF. High grade for this issue. $50-75

1424

Knowles Loom Works (Massachusetts) 1896. 13 shares. No.59. Large loom. Sanford & Co. EF. $50-75

1425

Lampasas Bridge Company (Texas) 1876. Belton, Bell County. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.45. Men on horseback, livestock. Woman with tropical plants, left. Milwaukee Litho and Engraving, printer. VF+. $75-125

1426

Loan of the City of Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) 1869. Philadelphia. $1000 Six Per Cent Loan. Issued, cancelled. No.32330. City Hall. Nine other vignettes including Franklin, Penn, Clay, Washington and more. Blue endorsement “LOAN TO PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.” American Bank Note Company. VF+. Small chip missing at the top. Professionally and attractively framed using archival materials. $75-125

1427

Lionel Corporation (New York) 1951. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.C9389. Green. Boy with toy train. VF+. $30-50

1428

Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company (Missouri) 1904. St. Louis. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.A 3028. Green. The entire surface of this certificate is covered with a green underprint illustrating the St. Louis Exposition. Memmard & Jaccard Jewelry Company, printer. EF. Exceptionally nice for this issue which is often found quite worn. $150-250

1429

Manhattan Beach Company (Connecticut) 1880. 14 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.305. Blue. Sailors watch yacht race through binoculars. ABNCO. VF. Minor fold soiling, and a fold split. $75-125

1430

Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Company of Philadelphia 1857. 10 shares Capital Stock. Issued, not cancelled. No.31. Men on the beach fire a cannon loaded with a rescue line to a ship foundering in the surf. Sailor and fire hydrants, left. Mechanic, as on Confederate notes, right. Canal barge below. All beautifully engraved and printed by Baldwin, Bald & Cousland, New York. VF+. An excellent example of one of the nicest bank note quality certificates ever issued. Rarely offered. $250-350

1431

Merchants Union Express (New York) 100 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.68649. Green. Express wagon; train at station beyond. VF. Age toning in the margins. $40-60

1432

Mergenthaler Linotype Co (New York) 1880s. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.45. Green. Linotype machine. Issued to and signed by D. O. Mills, one of California’s earliest bankers. Homer Lee Bank Note Co. VF. The red ink has faded in some areas. $100-150

1433

National Heating Company (New York) 1888. 40 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.140. Green. Unusual graphic representation of a central station heating system using superheated water. Signed by Theodore Vail as President. Baldwin & Gleason. EF. A portrait of Vail is included. Theodore Vail was a U.S. telephone industrialist who served as the president of American Telephone & Telegraph between 1885 and 1889, and again from 1907 to 1919. Vail viewed telephone service as a public utility, and moved to consolidate telephone networks under the Bell system. $150-250

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Extremely Desirable National Leg & Arm 100 Shares, 1865

James Stillman-Signed New York Realty and Terminal Co.

1434

National Leg & Arm Company (New York) February 25, 1865. 100 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.53. Tan underprint. Columbia with eagle and shield hands a document to injured war veterans. VF+. a minor spot below â&#x20AC;&#x153;ARMâ&#x20AC;?. This company produced highly regarded prosthetic devices, much in demand after the horror of the War Between the States. The Southern Leg and Arm Company was their southern branch. A very rare and extremely desirable piece that almost never makes an appearance in a public auction. $1,500-2,500

1435

National Progress Bunching Machine Company (New York) 1889. 50 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.67. Woman and tall cigar bunching machine. Maverick & Wissinger. VF+. A rare cigar manufacturing certificate. $200-300

1436

New York Electric Vehicle Transportation Company (New Jersey) 1899. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.A1240. Brown. Electric taxi cabs drive by a fountain. In the early 1900s entire fleets of electric taxi cabs served major cities. The early batteries were quite heavy and took an excessive amount of time to charge. Thomas Edison was sure he could solve these problems, but his unsuccessful efforts nearly bankrupted him. VF. With stamp and punch cancels that do not affect the copyrighted central vignette. $300-500

1437

New York State Realty and Terminal Company (New York) 1904. 10 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.2. Orange borders and underprint. Woman raises victory wreath. Issued to and signed by James Stillman on the verso. VF. There is a small repaired tear at the top, and numerous punch cancels through the signature blocks. These do not affect the James Stillman signature on the verso. James Stillman and his National City Bank may have had as much influence and power as J. P. Morgan. He developed close ties with John D. Rockefeller and his associates, and with E. H. Harriman. Stillman believed in maintaining adequate cash reserves, and this served him well during the panic of 1907. National City Bank is now known as Citibank. The Stillman autograph is rarely seen on stocks and bonds. $750-1,250

1438

New York Transportation Company (New Jersey) 1902. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.601. orange borders and underprint. Two women flank a generator. Electric street car and automobile. This company was the successor to the New York Electric Vehicle Transportation Company. EF. With stamp and punch cancels that do not impinge upon the central vignette. $150-250

1439

North American Fire Insurance Company of the City of New York (New York) 1864. 12 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.737. Trains on bridges near river; mountains beyond. Indians in canoe, left. Indian with bow and arrows, right. Revenue stamp affixed. W. H. Arthur & Co., printer. VF. Small piece out of the upper right margin. Short fold split. $75-125

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1440

North American Phonograph (New Jersey) 1888. Jersey City. 100 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.19. Orange borders and underprint. Wax cylinder phonographs flank the central title. Signed by Jesse Lippincott as President. Lippincott purchased Edison’s phonograph companies, envisioning a great need for phonographs as office dictation machines. Eventually Lippencott lost control of the company and it reverted to Edison. VF. Minor fold splits in the top and bottom margins. $500-750

1441

Ohio Union Loan (Ohio) 1864. Columbus. $5,000 6% bond. Issued, cancelled. No.110. “for the defense of the State against invasionÖ” Franklin. Franklin shows child a bust of Washington. Dog and safe below. Title in red. Date at the center in blue. ABNCO. VF. Some bleed through from endorsements on the back. Scarce and colorful Civil War bond. $100-150

1442

Pacific Express (Nebraska) 1894. Omaha. 500 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.44. Gold seal below. Express Company wagon. The Union Pacific Railway Company owned $2,400,000 worth of Pacific Express stock in 1889. VF+. Small punch cancels. $750-1,250

1443

Pan Motor Company (Delaware) 1917. Issued in St. Cloud, Minnesota. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.5229. Green. Touring car. Signed by Sam Pandolfo as President. Pandolfo perpetrated one of the worst frauds in the history of the American car industry by raising over $9,000,000 from investors, but producing only 737 cars in 4 years. VF+. Attractively matted and framed. $60-90

1444

Phillip Best Brewing Company (Wisconsin) 1873. Milwaukee. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.34. Empire Brewery and Southside Brewery. Signed by Fred Pabst as President. This company eventually became Pabst Brewing Company. Jacob Best was among the first brewers in Milwaukee, establishing a plant in 1844. His son Phillip took control of the brewery by 1860 and eventually, he left it to his son-inlaws, Emil Schandein and Fred Pabst. Pabst became the largest brewery in the world by the turn of the century. Milwaukee Litho and Engraving, printer. EF. One of the nicest examples of this popular brewing stock we have seen. $200-300

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1445

P. Lorillard Company (New Jersey) 1913. 1000 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.2877. Orange borders and underprint. Tobacco plant flanked by women. Transferred to and signed on the back by J. B. Duke. EF. James Buchanan Duke was best known for the introduction of modern cigarette manufacture and marketing. He was a great benefactor of the university which bears his name. He founded the American Tobacco Company, which at one time controlled 150 factories with a capitalization of $502 million in 1911. $750-1,250 171

1446

Philadelphia & Lancaster Turnpike Road (Pennsylvania) 1795. Philadelphia. 143 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.143. A covered wagon approaches the entrance to the turnpike. This is the earliest type of American share certificate with an engraved illustration. Issued to Elliston and John Perot. Signed by William Bingham and Tench Francis. Printed on vellum. Embossed seal with an image of the turnstile. William Bingham began his business career as an apprentice for Thomas Wharton, a prominent Philadelphia merchant. He later made a fortune during the American Revolution procuring munitions and produce for the army and investing in privateering ventures. Bingham was one of the leading Philadelphia socialites, and one of the founders and directors of the Bank of North America. EF.Professionally and attractively framed using archival materials. Both sides are visible. $300-500

1447

Raymond Skate Company (Massachusetts) 1887. Boston. 2 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.11. All red-brown. Full size representation of “WELDED STEEL” Raymond Extension Skate. W. H. Foster & Co. VF+. This company produced roller skates as well as ice skates. This may well be the largest image of an actual product on a stock certificate. $500-750

1448

Ridgway Farm & Land Company (Pennsylvania) 1856. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.1057. Blue “25 ACRES” underprint. William Penn flanked by a train on a bridge and farmers plowing. Vertical mine shaft, right. Draper, Welsh. VF. Narrow margins all around. Some minor bleed through from endorsements on the back. Banknote quality engravings. $50-75

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1449

R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (New Jersey) 1906. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.260. Eagle. Signed by R. J. Reynolds as President. The son of a tobacco farmer, Reynolds worked on his father’s farm, went on to college, and moved to Winston-Salem, North Carolina to start his own tobacco company. He quickly became one of the wealthiest citizens of North Carolina and established a monumental tobacco empire. VF+. Some of the punch cancels are moderately heavy. $500-750

1451

Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company (Utah Territory) 1885. 10 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.158. Blue borders, gold seal. Three Indian chiefs on a bluff overlooking an Indian village. A. Gast & Co. VF+. $200-300

1452

Rocky Mountain Real Estate Company (Montana Territory) 1889. Helena. 6 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.47. Gold embossed seal. Train rounds curve leading past a town with two churches. Forbes. VF+. $75-125

1453

Saratoga High Rock Spring Company (New York) 1875. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.46. Mohawk Indian near a high rock points out the approach of white visitors. “The Medicine Spring of the Great Spirit” as it was called by the Indians is now known as the High Rock Spring. The first white man to visit the spring was Sir William Johnson in 1767. Signed by William G. Fargo as President. Fargo was a founder of the American Express Company and Wells Fargo. VF. Fargo’s name associated with any venture virtually assured it would be seriously considered by investors. $500-750

1454

Scioto Water Company (Ohio) 1892. Marion. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.79. Green borders and underprint. Pump, water tower, firefighting scene. ABNCO. EF. $100-150

Very Rare Rockaway Steeplechase Association, 1884

1450

Rockaway Steeplechase Association 1884. 2 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.8. Red embossed seal. Horse and rider leap over a barrier. Fox hunting, polo, and steeplechase (horse) racing took place on the polo fields and racetrack of this elite club that attracted many wealthy new inhabitants to what is now known as the “Five Towns” in Nassau County. Issued to A.J. Cassatt, Pennsylvania Railroad President. Only a few examples are known, and this is one of the nicer ones. VF+. $800-1,200

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1457

State of Tennessee for the State Debt Due 1866, January 1866. Nashville. $1000. Issued, not cancelled. No.261. Red $1000. Train facing left. Webster, Franklin, Jackson and Adams. Signed by Governor Dunnlow, whose policy of disenfranchising ex-Confederates after the War Between the States made him extremely controversial. ABNCO. VF+. Minor fold splits in the top and bottom margins. $100-150

1458

Thompson Brothers (Texas) 1905. Doucette. 300 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.48. Tan, brown, green and gold. Pine cones, logs, trees and planks. Cargil. EF. Professionally and attractively framed using archival materials. $75-150

1459

Tolu Rock & Rye Company of Chicago (Illinois) 1881. Chicago. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.815. Brown with gold embossed seal. Beautiful woman gazes at a glass just poured from a bottle of Tolu Rock & Rye, a typical patent medicine laced with alcohol. Charming custom vignette by Western Bank Note & Engraving. VF+. Mild soiling on the back. The only example seen by this cataloger. $250-350

Silverton, Ophir & San Miguel Toll-Road Company of Colorado (Colorado) 1884. Silverton. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.83. Colorado and Massachusetts state arms flank an oval vignette of a stage coach (rarely encountered on stock certificates) and a covered wagon, “600 Shares” in the end panel at right, VF+. Toll roads had a dramatic impact on the ability to move large quantities of goods in and out of Colorado. Four years after this certificate was issued Otto Mears and others organized the Silverton Railroad Company to move passengers and ores from Silverton to Ouray. VF+. A fine piece of Western Americana. $300-500

Squirrel Hunter’s Discharge (Ohio) 1862. Honorable discharge. Brown. Squirrel in tree, left. Hunter holding rifle, right. In August of 1862 Cincinnati was in danger of invasion from the South. Governor Dodd of Ohio called upon all “squirrel hunters” to come to the defense of the city, and they did, persuading the Confederates to abandon their invasion plans. Ehrgott, Forbriger & Co. Litho. VF. Light stains, minor mounting remnants, but still very attractive. $200-300

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Wonderful U.S. Centennial International Exhibit Certificate 1460

1461

1462

1776 United States Centennial International Exhibit October 18, 1875. Philadelphia. One share. No.6543. 22” x 26.” Original Centennial Board of Finance. Issued to “Lizzie B. Fry.” Bureau of Engraving and Printing vignettes of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence, colonial farmers, grieving Native American seated on a log viewing city houses and smokestacks in the distance; Liberty gesturing towards Native American fur traders, Revolutionary War soldiers, prospectors, inventors, politicians, an African-American man reading an open book, Oriental traders and merchants from around the world, and busts of Washington and Grant. A monumental engraving symbollically depicting our country’s first 100 years. VF+. Lightly toned, and there is some minor damage confined to the edges of the generous margins. A wonderful example of perhaps the largest American share certificate, and a great piece of 1776 Centennial ephemera. It will frame up nicely. $1,200-1,800

1463

United States Wireless Printing Telegraph Company (Washington) 1908. 10 shares. No.2435. Brown. Woman seated by table with telegraph apparatus. City and ship in the distance. Semi-nude women in the top corners send sparks from their fingers. Globe crisscrossed with sparks, below. VF+. Light paper clip stains. Framed. $75-125

1464

Walt Disney Company (Delaware) 1986. Shares. SPECIMEN. No.ZQ. Blue border and underprint. Multicolor Disney characters. Portrait of Walt Disney. Jeffries Banknote. EF. $30-50

1465

Washington Target-Shooting Association (District of Columbia) 1869. Washington. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.157. Two story club house. Rifleman. Revenue stamp affixed, left. Also included is a “Certificate of Stock secured by Deed of Trust on Park Property.”1880, with red seal. [2]. Both VF+. $300-500

1466

White-Bear Land and Cattle Company (Colorado) 1907. Denver. 425 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.1128. Green and red, with gold embossed seal. A white bear on a cliff watches cattle on the plains below. Mountains beyond. Smith-Brooks. EF. Exceptionally nice for this issue, which is usually found in much lower grades. $100-150

1467

Woods Mobilette (Arizona) 1915. 625 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.862. Automobile. EF. $75-125

1468

Yellowstone National Park Transportation Company (District of Columbia) 1897. Helena. 2,499 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.17. Old Faithful geyser. Stephens Litho. This piece, and the following Yellowstone related certificates caused a sensation at one of the early Strasburg stock and bond shows. The subject matter and graphics are compelling, and a small group that was overhanging the market has now, for the most part, been absorbed. Bid accordingly. EF. Two documentary revenues affixed at left. Small chip out of the top edge, and some pinholes. $120-180

United States Electric Lighting Company (District of Columbia) 1897. 10 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.4022. Orange. Seminude woman and cherub. VF+. $50-75

United States Steel Corporation (New Jersey) 1901. $100,000 5% 50-year gold bond, Series F. Issued, cancelled. No.741. Blue. Trains and huge steel factory. Issued to Andrew Carnegie as part of a payment of over $225 million from J. P. Morgan. ABNCO, printer. VF+. $300-500

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International Stocks and Bonds

Yellowstone Park Association 1894. St. Paul, Minnesota. 20 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.133. Distant view of Old Faithful. VF+. Small punch cancels in the signature blocks. $150-250 Yellowstone Park Hotel Company (Delaware) 1929. Helena, Montana office. 93 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.17. Red, white an blue. Bear in concentric red and blue circles. This was the company’s actual logo, visible on their buildings and busses. Issued to the H. W. Child Corporation and signed by H. W. Child as President. EF. $150-250 Yellowstone Park Transportation Company (Montana) 1909. Helena, Montana office. 60 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.4. Yellow and tan. Silhouette of a stage coach with mountains and trees beyond. EF. $150-250

Zion’s Co-Operative Mercantile Institution 1907 Certificate Signed by Joseph F. Smith

1472

Zion’s Co-Operative Mercantile Institution (Utah Territory) 1907. Salt Lake City. 2 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.1845. Red brown border and underprint. Oval shaped portrait of Brigham Young. Signed as President by Joseph F. Smith. ABNCO Litho. VF+. Minor spindle split at the center, barely visible. Joseph F. Smith (1838-1918) was the son of Hyrum Smith and the nephew of Joseph Smith. Smith served seven terms in the Utah territorial House of Representatives. He was President of the Salt Lake Temple, LDS Church President, and the last President to have personally known Joseph Smith, the founder of the Latter Day Saint Movement. The Zion’s Co-Operative Mercantile Institution, founded by Brigham Young in 1868, was the first department store in the United States. Included is a photographic print of Smith, suitable for framing. $2,000-3,000

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1473

Association Phonique des Grand Artistes (France) 1906. Paris. 100 Francs. Issued, not cancelled. No.5979. Brown. Woman seated with phonograph and cherub. Opera house. “Paul Poncet” bottom right. EF. $200-300

1474

Ottoman Company Limited (Great Britain) 1865. London. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.6351. Camel, palm tree, merchant. Bradbury, Wilkinson. EF. Premium quality. $50-75

1475

Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company, Ltd (Great Britain) 1903. 100 Pounds. 5% First Mortgage Stock. Issued, not cancelled. No.245. Red. Men with rock drills. VF+. $100-150

1476

Jewish Colonial Trust (Juedische Colonialbank) (Palestine) 1938. 5 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.63797. Blue borders, red embossed seal and revenue stamps. Jewish stars, the Wailing Wall and other scenes framed in the corners. VF+. Professionally and attractively framed using archival materials. $150-250

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Palestine Foundation Fund – Keren Hayesod Sacrifice Bond

SELECTIONS FROM A WEST COAST COLLECTION OF STOCKS AND BONDS Railroads

1477

Palestine Foundation Fund - Keren Hayesod Sacrifice Bond (Palestine) 1920s. $500. Blue. Portrait of Theodore Herzl. Text of bond states “This instrument records a Sacrifice in the sum of $25 in accordance with the ancient principal of Maaser. This instrument is made for the Jewish People. To the investor it will yield no return in money. Its returns will be the consciousness of duty performed. It will provide a home for the homeless Jew. It will create a fount of the Jewish spirit. It will realize the prayer of centuries, the hope of millions. It will continue the historic associations of Israel and Palestine, begun in the time of the Patriarchs, affirmed by Moses, sung by David, renewed by Prophets, kept alive amidst medieval persecutions, recognized publicly and legally in our day by the Balfour Declaration of the British Government, and endorsed by the nations of the world. This bond links the Donor to the Land of Israel restored as a center of Jewish Life. In testimony whereof witness the hand of the Keren Hayesod for the United States, acting by its officers hereunto duly authorized.” EF. Also includes Hebrew Press Association, One share, brown 19__ [2]. $1,000-1,500

1478

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Bonds. 1895 $500 General Mortgage, brown (2) and $1000 green (2); 1978 $100 General Mortgage green. Mostly VF+. [5] $100-200

1479

Baltimore & Ohio Rail-Road Company 1855. Baltimore. 660 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.19396. Train facing right. Women hold counters in the upper corners. Bank note quality by Toppan, Carpenter & Casilear. Signed by Johns Hopkins as President. VF. Minor light age toning, but the signature is very clear because there is a light rubber stamp cancellation. $75-150

1480

Baltimore & Ohio Rail-Road Company 1856. Baltimore. 5 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.20417. Train facing right. Women hold counters in the upper corners. Bank note quality by Toppan, Carpenter & Casilear. Signed by Johns Hopkins as President. VF. Some light age toning, but the signature is better than normally encountered because it only has a light rubber stamp cancellation. $80-120

1481

Barnegat Railroad Company (New Jersey) 1902. Camden. Issued, cancelled. No.14. Liberty seated, left. Woman and child with eagle, right. Signed by Samuel Rea, Pennsylvania Railroad President. Bank note quality vignettes by ABNCO. VF+. Stub lightly pasted to the left border. These are scarce. $75-150

1482

Boston, Hartford and Erie Rail Road 1866. Issued, not cancelled. No.7553. Green borders and underprint. Train. Liberty and eagle below. Three orange imprinted revenue stamps. 60 coupons. VF+. A high grade example, with none of the typical fold splits or trimmed margins usually encountered with this issue. $60-120

1483

Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern Railroad Company 1890. 100 shares. No.172. Green. Train at station. Signed by C. P. Huntington as President. VF+ details. Some glue traces at left. Collis Potter Huntington, along with Leland Stanford, Mark Hopkins, and Charles Crocker), was one of the Big Four of western railroading. Together they organized the Central Pacific Railroad as part of the first U.S. transcontinental railroad. $75-150

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Chicago, Saint Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railway Company Grouping. 1880s to 1920s. Shares. Issued, cancelled. Mostly brown. Trains. ABNCO. VF+. [10] $75-150

1487

Cincinnati Railway Tunnel Company (Ohio) 1872. Cincinnati. 100 shares. Preferred. Issued, not cancelled. No.11. Blue underprint. Panoramic view of towns, train, trees. Issued to Messers Fremont & Morton and signed on the back by John C. Freemont. John Charles FrĂŠmont was an early explorer and mapmaker of the American West, and one of the principal figures responsible for opening that region to settlement. He was instrumental in the U.S. conquest and development of California. Freemont ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. presidency in 1856 as the first candidate of the newly formed Republican Party. VF. A small piece is missing from the lower left margin, and the paper is lightly age toned. $200-400

1488

Columbus & Xenia Rail Road Company Trio (Ohio) 1850s. Columbus. Shares. Issued, cancelled. Train facing right. Washington and Clay, left. Dog and safe below. Nice bank note quality vignettes by Toppan, Carpenter. VF. The lower right corners are missing on two of the examples. [3] $75-150

1489

Flint and Pere Marquette Railway Company Pair (Michigan) 1868. Saginaw. $1000. Land Grant Bonds. Issued, cancelled. No.1550 and 1552. Green $1000, orange $1 imprinted revenue stamp. Trains, town, river and mountains beyond. Coupons below. VF+. [2] $50-100

1490

Little Miami Rail Road Company Group. (Ohio) 1850s. Shares. Issued, cancelled. Train facing left. Male portraits, left. Safe below. Bank note quality vignettes by Rawdon, Wright, Hatch and Edson. Mostly VF+. [4] $100-200

1491

A Pair of Jersey Shore, Pine Creek and Buffalo Railway Certificates.(Pennsylvania) 1882. 1000. Issued, cancelled. No.41 & 65. Green. Riverside terminal. Both issued to W. H. Vanderbilt (son of Commodore Vanderbilt) and signed by W. K. Vanderbilt (grandson of the Commodore) and Chauncey Depew. Both signed on the back by Cornelius Vanderbilt (grandson of the Commodore). ABNCO. Both EF. [2] $200-400

1492

Junction & Breakwater Railroad Company (Delaware) 1879. $1000. Issued, cancelled. No.37. Train facing left. State arms below. National Bank Note Company, printers. VF+. Two small punch holes in the top margin, but otherwise one of the nicest examples of this scarce Penn Central pieces we have seen. $60-120

Rockefeller-Signed Chicago Terminal Transfer RR Co.

1485

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Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Company (Illinois) 1898. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.A1685. Olive borders and underprint. Woman flanked by circles with trains and track workers. Issued to and signed by John D. Rockefeller on the back. At the time this was issued Rockefeller was probably the wealthiest man in America. VF +. The stub is lightly pasted over the left border. Ex Smythe January 19, 2001, Lot 1168. $400-800

Cincinnati Railway Tunnel Company (Ohio) 1872. Cincinnati. 100 shares. Preferred. Issued, not cancelled. No.125. Blue underprint. Panoramic view of towns, train, trees. Issued to Messers Fremont & Morton and signed on the back by John C. Freemont. John Charles FrĂŠmont was an early explorer and mapmaker of the American West, and one of the principal figures responsible for opening that region to settlement. He was instrumental in the U.S. conquest and development of California. Freemont ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. presidency in 1856 as the first candidate of the newly formed Republican Party. VF+. The left margin is a little rough, otherwise quite nice for this issue. $200-400 177

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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company 1880. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.B10646. Green. Cattle. Signed by Jay Gould as President. VF. The stub partially covers the left border. Small cancels through Gould’s signature. $150-300

1494

New Jersey Junction Company - New York Central Hudson River Railroad Company (New Jersey) 1886. $1000 bond. Issued, not cancelled. No.1711. Brown. Ships in harbor. Signed by J. P. Morgan as Trustee. ABNCO. EF. Morgan dominated corporate finance and was responsible for several enormous mergers and consolidations, including the formation of U. S. Steel. This is a very choice example. $300-600

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1496

New Jersey Junction Company - New York Central Hudson River Railroad Company (New Jersey) 1886. $1000 bond. Issued, cancelled. No.472. Brown. Ships in harbor. Signed by J. P. Morgan as Trustee. One sheet of coupons bound. ABNCO. EF. Morgan dominated corporate finance and was responsible for several enormous mergers and consolidations, including the formation of U. S. Steel. $250-400 New Jersey Junction Company - New York Central Hudson River Railroad Company (New Jersey) 1886. $1000 bond. Partially prepared, not cancelled. No.2299. Brown. Ships in harbor. Signed by J. P. Morgan as Trustee. ABNCO. EF. Morgan dominated corporate finance and was responsible for several enormous mergers and consolidations, including the formation of U. S. Steel. $200-400

1497

New York Central Rail Road (New York) 1853 Trio and Others. New York Central (NY) 1853. $1000 bond. Red $1000 underprint. State arms. Signed by Erastus Corning. VF, with heavy punch cancels (3). Also included are five New York Central & Hudson River Railroad 1890s $5,000 4% bonds signed by Chauncey Depew, VF+. [8] $75-150

1498

Peoria & Bureau Valley Railroad Company Group. (Illinois) 1920s. Shares. Issued, cancelled. Indians watch buffalo and trains in the distance. ABNCO. VF+, mostly. Some with transfers stapled to the backs, but easily removable. [10] $75-150

1499

Pullman Company (Illinois) 1910. Issued, cancelled. No.N1784. Blue. George Pullman portrait. Issued to his wife, Hattie Sanger Pullman but not signed by her. VF+. $30-50

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San Francisco & San Joaquin Valley Railway Grouping. (California) 1890s. San Francisco. Shares. Issued, cancelled. Green with orange underprint. Train facing left. VF+. “CANCELLED” stamped diagonally across the fronts, just touching a small portion of the vignette. [4] $125-250

1501

Saratoga & Whitehall Rail Road Co (New York) 1864. Receipt for 40 shares of Capital Stock. Issued, not cancelled. Issued to Jay Gould, and signed by him as attorney. EF. A nice opportunity to obtain an uncancelled signature of the famous robber baron. $200-400

1502

Saratoga & Whitehall Rail Road Co (New York) 1866. $1000. Mortgage bond. Issued, cancelled. No.465. All green. Train facing right. Signed on the back by the three Trustees, Thomas A. Knickerbacker, John Hobart Warren, and George Lane. The 48mile line was organized to run from Saratoga Springs to Lake Champlain and to the State Line of Vermont. VF+. There are moderately unobtrusive punch cancels, and “CANCELLED BY EXCHANGE” stamps. $50-100

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Seattle & San Francisco Railway & Navigation Company (Washington) 1901. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.122. Brown. Ship and train flank fasces. FranlinLee. VF+. Fresh and bright. $60-120

1504

Southern Trans-Continental Railroad (Texas) 1868. Office in Philadelphia. 25th section of 20 miles. Construction Series A. No.33. Memphis, El Paso and Pacific Railroad Company. Signed on the back by J. C. Freemont, the famous explorer, politician and soldier.. VF+. Clear signature. The State of Texas finally agreed to give railroad builders a grant of sixteen sections of land for each completed mile of track, and that opened the way for the construction of a transcontinental railroad through Texas. $300-600

1505

Troy, Salem and Rutland Rail Road Company (New York and Vermont) 1865. $1000. First Mortgage Bond. Issued, cancelled. No.6. All purple. Eagle and shield. The line was organized to run 63 miles from Eagle Bridge to Rutland. Signed twice by Jay Gould, as President, and as Trustee. VF+. There are moderately unobtrusive punch cancels, and a few “CANCELLED BY EXCHANGE” stamps. $150-300

1506

1507

Nicer Grade Philadelphia Passenger Railway Shares. Germantown Passenger Rail Way 1928; Union Passenger Railway 1898- 1912 (4); Philadelphia Traction Co. 1900 (3), bright red and 1905, 1935; Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co. 1927 (2), double decker buses. [12] All VF+ or Better, much nicer than usual for these issues. $75-150

1508

Nice Quartet of Pennsylvania Railroads. Farmers Rail Road 1866 Venango County, 20 shares, oil towers; Oil Creek Rail Road 1866 Train, sailor, heavy pen cancel; Ohio & Pennsylvania Rail Road 1850, nice bank note quality vignettes, stub affixed to border. Bedford and Holidaysburg Railroad 1903, stub affixed to the left border. All VF to VF+. [4] $150-300 A Fine Assortment of 1840s and 1850s Ohio Railroad Share Certificates and Others. Ohio: Columbus & Xenia; Baltimore & Ohio(2); Little Miami, smaller format(4), larger and scarcer format(1); Columbus, Piqua and Indiana; Ohio and Indiana(3); Ohio & Pennsylvania(4). Also included are Logansport, Peroria & Burlington; Hartford and New Haven; Boston & Providence; Housatonic RailRoad; West Chester & Philadelphia(6). Most with heavy cancellations, stains, and other impairments, but a few are nicer. [26] $200-400 1860s-1870s Railroad Certificate Grouping. Columbus & Indiana Central Railway (Ohio & Indiana) all blue, train, (5); Columbus & Xenia; Little Miami; Pacific Railroad of Missouri; Dubuque & Sioux City; Wilmington & Northern; Hartford & New Haven; Missouri, Kansas and Texas (6). Mostly VF+, issued cancelled. A few with heavier cancels. [17] $100-200 Railroad Shares from the Early 1900s. Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific (11); New York and Jersey Railroad (2); Southern Indiana Railway; Lehigh & Lake Erie; Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf (2); Missouri, Kansas & Texas (11); Boston & Albany (6); Sandy River & Rangely Lakes; Christopher & Tenth Street Rail Road. Mostly VF+. [36] $75-150

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1510

Troy, Salem and Rutland Rail Road Company (New York and Vermont) 1865. $1000. First Mortgage Bond. Issued, cancelled. No.440. All purple. Eagle and shield. The line was organized to run 63 miles from Eagle Bridge to Rutland. Signed twice by Jay Gould as President, and Trustee. VF. There are moderately unobtrusive punch cancels, “CANCELLED BY EXCHANGE” stamps, and glue and paper remnants in the top margin, but this example would certainly frame up nicely. $100-200

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Groups of Mostly 1920s and 1930s Rail Share Certificates New York, Ontario and Western Railway (20); Illinois Central Rail Road (10); Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad (11); Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad(5); Boston Elevated Railway (8), some are stained; Belt Railroad & stock Yard (2); Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway; Market Street Railway (2). Average VF+. [59] $150-300 1940s and 1950s Railroad Share Certificate Grouping. Little Miami (3); Boston & Albany (2); East Pennsylvania Railroad (10); Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad (20); Boston & Providence Railroad (10); Western Maryland Railroad (7); New York Central Railroad (20); Belt Rail Road & Stock Yard (11), including some earlier pieces with stains. Mostly VF+. [83] $150-300 A Colorful Assortment of Issued Railroad Shares from the 1890s and 1900s. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RR, most with typical small rectangular cut out cancels (11); Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf RR, all with stubs lightly affixed to the left borders (10); Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Rwy(5); Mobile & Ohio RR (7); Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore RR, with diamond shaped cut out cancels (10); Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rwy(2); Clearfield & Mahoning Rwy (3); Columbus, Chicago & Cincinnati Central Rwy (3); Boston Consolidated Street Rwy, heavy cancels (3); Harrisburg City Passenger Rwy (2); East Harrisburg City Passenger Rwy (2); Chicago Terminal Transfer RR (3); Pennsylvania RR, scarcer type with the denomination underprinted in green (4); Keokuk & des Moines Rwy; St. louis, Alton & Terre Haute RR; Atlantic & Pacific RR bond; New York & New England RR; Boston Terminal bond; Old Colony RR; Louisville Rwy (2); Fort Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville RR. Most average VF to VF+. [73] $300-600 A Large Group of Bonds and Shares, Mostly from the Penn Central Archives. Titles include Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Rwy 1884; Chicago, St., Louis & Pittsburgh; Beech Creek; Kanawha & Michigan; Lake Shore & Michigan Southern; Michigan Central; New York & Hudson River; West Shore; Boston & Albany; Carthage & Adirondack and more. Most are issued and cancelled, in VF+ to EF condition. Some have numerous punch cancels, typical for those issues. [47] $75-150

1516

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Shares with “Tom Thumb” Antique Train Vignette. 1892. Issued, cancelled. Brown. While there are numerous rubber stamp cancellations, they don’t impact the central vignette. Mostly nice, clean EF or better. [50] $100-200

1517

Baltimore & Ohio Bond & Share Assortment 1885-1913. A nice selection of colorful stocks and bonds from this prolific railroad. About a dozen different varieties. Most are VF+, issued, uncancelled. [17] One bond is registered to Louis D. Brandeis. $100-200

1518

Cincinnati, Richmond & Chicago Rail Road 1860s and 1870s. Train. The first example is issued to Rufus King. Most are VF-VF+. Small punch cancels. [5] $75-150

1519

Large and Attractive Unissued Railroad Share Grouping. Baltimore & Susquehanna (2); Flint & Pere Marquette (9); Bay City & East Saginaw (2); Detroit, Monroe & Toledo (2); Ridgefield & New York, with false date, signatures, etc.; Swedesboro Rail Road (2); Port Jervis, Monticello & New York, all slit cancelled through the signature block( 20); Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis (6); Little Rock & Memphis (5); Chicago & Eastern Illinois (10); Oconee & Western(8); Fort Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati (10); Belt Rail & stock Yard (6); Alabama & Vicksburg, punch cancelled. Mostly nice, clean EF or better, and uncancelled unless already mentioned. [84] $200-400

1520

A Colorful Assortment of Unissued Pre1900 Pittsburgh Street Railway Share Certificates. Fort Pitt Traction (7); United Traction (10); West End Traction (5); Pittsburgh & West End Passenger Railway (4); Consolidated Traction (10); Duquesne Traction (5). All EF, most are not cancelled. [34] $120-180

1521

A Nice Group of Unissued Railroad Bonds. Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad Company $1000 1902 (6); Maine Central Railroad Due 1912 to 1935 (7); Cedar Rapids, Iowa Falls and Northwestern 1884 (3); Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway $5000 1891. All EF, not cancelled. [17] $75-150

1522

Cuban Share Certificates Ferrocarriles Consolidados de Cuba(8); Cuban Cane Products Co. Inc. (8); Cuba Company (3). All 1920s, 1930s or 1940s. Average VF. [19] $100-200

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Mexican Bond and Share Assortment. Sonora Railway Company 1882; Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico 1922 shares (6); Ferrocarril de la Oroya y Mineral de Pasco 100 Pounds 1878; Mexico Tramways $1000 Deposit Receipt 1916; Buena Vista Platation Co. 1904; Mexican Banana Plantation Co. Unissued; Petrolera del Panuco y Tamesi 1914; Juanita Mining Co. 1909 (5); Agricola del Chapala 1911 (4); Compania Internacional Minera 1926 repaired tear; Mexican Producing and refining Co.1919-1920 (7). Mostly VF to VF+. [29] $120-240

1525

Coveland Mining Company Group. Map of Isle Royal, Michigan, showing the lands controlled by this company. Miner, left. VF+. [5] $250-500

1526

Dexter Mining Company Trio. (Wyoming) 1906. $500. 6% Gold Bond. Issued, uncancelled. Brown. Miners on back panel. This was one of Taborâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (Colorado Silver King) mines. EF. [3] $75-150

1527

La Fernandez Golds & Silver Mining Company (California) 1864. San Francisco. Mines in Sonora, Mexico. No.96. HORMOSELLO DISTRICT in blue. Steamship. Indian, left. A. Shwarts, Stationer. EF. Two Inland Exchange stamps affixed. First this cataloger has seen. $150-300

1528

North Butte Mining Company Grouping Early 1900s. Green and orange. Miner drilling. Mostly VF+. [50] $100-200

1529

Parrot Silver and Copper Company Grouping. 1899-1905. Issued, cancelled. Parrot stands on large ingot. Printed on bright yellow paper. Western Bank Note Company. Mostly EF. [17] $75-150

Mining, Minerals and Oil Bodie Bluff Consolidated Mining Co. Signed by Leland Stanford

1524

Bodie Bluff Consolidation Mining Co (California) 186_. Aurora, Mono County. Shares. Unissued, uncancelled. Yellow and pink. Bodie Bluff, with the names of the various gold mines inscribed Cornucopia, left. Women flank $110,000 in pink and yellow underprint. Signed by Leland Stanford, who, as President of the Southern Pacific Railroad, and later the Central Pacific, had enormous influence on the economic development of California. He and his wife founded Stanford University. VF+. Nice even margins, vibrant color, and most importantly, a very nice signature of Stanford. $400-800

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Pair of Standard Oil Trust Certificates Signed by Rockefeller et al

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Standard Oil Trust 1883. 60 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.622. Green. Capitol Building. Issued to George W. Penwarden. Signed by John D. Rockefeller as President, Henry M. Flagler as Secretary, and Jabez A. Bostwick as Treasurer. Green. VF+, with a pen cancel near the vignette, and with unobtrusive machine cancels through the signatures. The Standard Oil Trust was conceived as a way to get around Federal anti-monopoly policies. By 1890 Standard Oil controlled 88% of the refined oil in the United States. In 1892, the state of Ohio successfully sued Standard Oil and broke the Trust. The Trust was then reborn, this time as a holding company. John D. Rockefeller made his fortune by leaving the discovery of oil to the wildcatters and speculators. Instead, he concentrated on the transportation, distribution and sale of petroleum products. He became one of the richest men in the world, building a fortune estimated at close to a billion dollars. $600-1,200

1531

Standard Oil Trust 1883. 50 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.776. Green. Capitol Building. Issued to Frank A. Arter. Signed by John D. Rockefeller as President, Henry M. Flagler as Secretary, and Jabez A. Bostwick as Treasurer. Green. VF+, with a pen cancel near the vignette, and with unobtrusive machine cancels through the signatures. The Standard Oil Trust was conceived as a way to get around Federal anti-monopoly policies. By 1890 Standard Oil controlled 88% of the refined oil in the United States. In 1892, the state of Ohio successfully sued Standard Oil and broke the Trust. The Trust was then reborn, this time as a holding company. John D. Rockefeller made his fortune by leaving the discovery of oil to the wildcatters and speculators. Instead, he concentrated on the transportation, distribution, and sale of petroleum products. He became one of the richest men in the world, building a fortune estimated at close to a billion dollars. $600-1,200

1532

Sutro Tunnel (California) 1886. San Francisco. 10 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.K4030. Blue. Indian sees civilization. Miners below. National Bank Note Company, printers. VF+. A nice example for this issue. The tunnel was built to drain water from the Comstock silver mines. $60-120

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Toulumne County Water Company (California) 1852. Columbia. Issued, cancelled. No.3894. A wonderful vignette of miners working sluice boxes down the entire face of a hill occupies the left end of this handsome certificate. While the title may sound uninteresting, water was the key to separating gold from ore using sluice boxes. Lithographed by Britton & Rey. VF+. There is a notation in light red ink that states “Share No 316” near the center, and a light spindle cancellation at the center. Comparatively bright and fresh, and the few issued examples we have seen are rarely found this nice. $100-200 Toulumne County Water Company (California) 1852. Columbia. Issued, cancelled. No.1258. A wonderful vignette of miners working sluice boxes down the entire face of a hill occupies the left end of this handsome certificate. While the title may sound uninteresting, water was the key to separating gold from ore using sluice boxes. Lithographed by Britton & Rey. VF+. There is a notation in light red ink that sates “Share No 128” on the back, and a light spindle cancellation at the center. The margins are a bit narrow, so not quite as nice as the previous lot, but still very desirable. $75-150 Arizona Mining Shares. Tuolumne Copper Mining 1918-1922(6); Arizona Commercial Mining 1920s (10); Miners & Merchants Bank of Bisbee 1936-1954 (5); Cochise Development 190_, unissued (4); January Jones Leasing & Mining 1906; San Marcos Mining 1905; Saddle Mountain Mining 1909; Thunder Mountain and Big Creek Consolidated Mining and Transportation Co. 1905, tear; San David Aurora Extension Co. 1903, tear; San Antonio Copper 1910, tear; Sahuraro Mining 1952; Barona Mining 1907, tears; Boulder Creek Consolidated Gold Mining and Milling 1909. Mostly VF+. [34] $75-150

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Better Mining Share Certificate Grouping. Vulcan Mining Co. (New Jersey) 1848, trimmed close; Round Mountain Mining (Nevada) 1915; Comstock Tunnel 1889 $1000 bond signed by Theodore Sutro; Moulton Mining 1881 & 1885, stubs affixed; Surprise Silver Mining (Iowa) 1887; Triumph gold Mining (Cripple Creek, Colorado) 1902. Mostly VF+. [7] $120-240

1537

1880s Mining Share Grouping. Massachusetts and New Mexico Consolidated Mining (Maine) 1881, miners, stubs pasted over left borders, Issued, cancelled, VF to VF+, moderate cancellations (8); Plymouth Rock Mining Co. (Massachusetts) 1880, miners, stubs affixed over left borders, otherwise VF+. (10). [18] $120-240

1538

Mining & Mineral Shares Grouping. Consolidated Virginia & Andes Corp. (Nevada) 1933(8); Trust Mining Co. (Washington) 1890s(10) stubs affixed; Richland Mining (California) 1909(4) stubs affixed; Providence Tuolumne Gold Mines (California) 1950s(5); Boise Basin Mines Merger (Washington) 19__, unissued(7). Also included are Mission Development 1950s(10); Teepee Oil 1919(2); Getty Oil; Citizens Gas Light;. Most are VF+. [48] $100-200

1539

Large and Varied Assortment of Mining Shares. Ahmeck Mining(MI) 1922, paper clip stain; Amboy Tunnel(CO) 1906; Acacia Mining(CO) 1899; Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting 1946; Alaska United Gold1895; Bob Lee Gold(CO) 1899 edge splits; Grand Belt Copper 1885; Homestake Mining 1909; Alleghany Mining(CO) 1887 stains; Victor-empire Mining & Milling(WA) endorsements; Pioche Grand Mining & Milling(NV) 1912; Flint Creek unissued; Also included is a small group of United Park City Mines 1970s and others. Most are VF+. [25] $120-180

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A Pair of Alcatraz Company Bonds. (West Virginia incorporation. California location) 1899. San Francisco office. 1000. Issued, uncancelled. No.261 & 267. Green. Ornate title in clouds. EF. [2] This company was organized by William H. Crocker for the purpose of extracting asphalt from a bituminous lake near Santa Barbera. $75-150

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American Merchants Union Express 1869. 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.2723. Express wagon and packages in front of dockside terminal. Dog and key, left. Hands shake, below. Imprinted revenue stamp. Signed by William G. Fargo as President. VF+. $100-200

1548

Camden & Philadelphia Steam Boat Ferry Company. (Pennsylvania) 1889. Camden. Issued, cancelled. No.618, 626, 671. Ferry, steamboat and cows. Designed and engraved by Charles Ely, Philadelphia. VF+. All with stubs lightly affixed over the left borders. Bright and attractive. [3] $50-100

1542

Amity Canal, Reservoir and Improvement Company (Colorado) 1892. $500. First Mortgage Six Per Cent Bond. Green. Canal winding through the countryside. Signed by Charles Dow, (Dow Jones & Company founder) twice on the verso. VF. One corner is a bit rough. $100-200

1549

Champlain Construction Company Pairing. (Vermont) 1899 & 1903. Rutland. Shares. Issued, cancelled. Surveyors flanked by women. ABNCO. VF. With some light stains or soil, hardly distracting. [2] $50-100

1550

Coal Company Bonds and Shares. Excelsior Coal Co. (Iowa) 1879 26 shares, VF; Glen Alden Coal Co. 1930s and 1940s(5); Lehigh Coal and Navigation 1940s and 1950s(9), one with a stain; Irvona Coal and Coke Co. (Pennsylvania) $1000 1925(4); Wilkes-Barre Coal Co. $1000 1910. Most are VF to VF+. [20] $60-90

1551

Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company Grouping. (Connecticut) 1940s and 1950s. Shares. Two are cancelled, two are not. Green and brown. Horse with arrow in its mouth. ABNCO. VF+. Nice grade for this popular issue. [4] $80-120

1552

Board of Commissioners of the District of Kensington (Pennsylvania) 1851. $650. Six per cent bond. Issued, cancelled. No.681. Indian sees civilization. VF. A few small body holes. $50-100

1553

Pair of Edison Portland Cement Company Certificates. (New York) 1899. Both 100 shares. Issued, cancelled. Brown. Portrait of Edison. ABNCO. VF+. [2] $60-120

1554

A Pair of Colorful Ice Company Share Certificates. Both issued, cancelled. Wilkinsburg Ice Company (Pennsylvania) 1922. 20 shares. Green. Hunter and walrus, sinking ship and ice flows. Stub affixed to the edge of the left border; Crystal Ice Manufacturing and Cold Storage Company (Ohio) 1906. Columbus. Orange. Indian chief near shore. Waterstains near signature block. Both VF+. [2] $50-100

1555

Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company (New Jersey) 1912-1913. Shares. Issued, cancelled. Blue with red British imprinted revenue stamps. Justice seated between both hemispheres. ABNCO. VF+ on average. One has a stain, but the others are nice. [10] $100-200

1543

Anheuser-Busch Incorporated Share Certificates. 1980s. Issued, cancelled. Brown. Company logo (eagle and A), brewery, farmer and brewer. Mostly VF+, but three have stains or other imperfections. [10] $75-150

1544

Automobile Bonds and Shares. Ford Motor Co., mostly 1970s(20); Four Wheel Drive Auto 1962 piece out of margin; General Motors Corporation 1954 $1000(20); Kaiser-Frazer 1945(3); Lincoln Motor 1921 signed by Nash and Leland; Peerless Motor Car 1930; Studebaker 1965. Also included, General Motors 1969 and Ford International Capital 1969. Mostly VF. [49] $200-400

1545

1546

1547

Bridge Companies. Louisville Bridge Company (Kentucky) 1870s-1890s(11); Ocean City Bridge Company (Maryland) 1898(3). Mostly VF+. Stubs affixed to the left borders on most examples. [14] $150-300 California Bonds and Shares. South Riverside Land & Water Co. 1891; Farmers’ Union of San Jose 1890; City and County of San Francisco $1000 Water Bond 1910; California Improvement Co. of Illinois 1902, stained at left; Sierra Railway Co. of California $1000 1897 unissued. VF+ to EF. [5] $75-150 California Navigation & Improvement Company 1912. 45 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.612. Ships in harbor. Steamship below. VF+. Pen cancels don’t affect the vignette. $60-120

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Maryland Steamboat Co. of Baltimore (Maryland) 1879. 20 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.37. Steamboat. Indian Princesses and State arms in the corners. VF. The stub is affixed to the left border. $50-100

1557

Mattel and Lionel Stock Certificate Grouping. 1960s and 1970s. Mattel shares feature two children playing with a ball. Lionel shows a boy holding trains. EF. [10 of each] $150-250

1558

Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc. Share Certificate Grouping (Delaware incorporation) 1970s. 10 shares. Issued, cancelled. Brown. Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline with the World Trade Center. EF. Five are excellent, and the last has an uneven top margin. [6] $250-500

1559

Miami Extension Canal Stock (Ohio) 1845. $200. Six per cent bond. Issued, cancelled. No.238. Classic women flank a shield, center. Woman with flag, canal scene, woman with dog, left. Lovely bank note quality vignettes by Rawdon, Wright & Hatch. VF+. There is narrow slit cancel through the embossed corporate seal. Nice margins and overall appearance for this issue. $75-150

1560

New Orleans & Ohio Telegraph Lessees (Kentucky) 1858. Louisville. 200 shares. No.204. Three women. Samuel Morse. Woman holding SHARES. Train and barge below. Issued to Norvin Green, and signed by him as President. Fine details. Some light to moderate staining, and cut cancelled, though nice for this issue which is almost always found in wretched condition. Also included is a second example, in similar condition, issued to Thomas Carter, signed by Norvin Green as President. [2] $100-200

1561

New York, Pittsburgh and Chicago Construction Company Pair.1881. Shares. Certificate showing stock held in trust. Issued, cancelled. No.13 & 35. Train. Both VF+. [2] $50-100

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1562

North American Land Company (Pennsylvania) 1795. Philadelphia. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.1419. Indented left end. Signed by Robert Morris as President. Morris was one of Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Founding Fathers. He served as the Superintendent of Finance under George Washington during the Revolutionary War. Unfortunately for Morris, he invested his personal funds in land companies such as this one, and counted on an influx of rich Europeans to buy the land and pay exorbitant prices. When the rich Europeans failed to invest in American land schemes Morris went bankrupt and ended up in debtorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; prison. VF+ details. The Morris signature is repaired. Perfect for framing. Ex. Smythe January 20, 2001 Lot 2006. $150-300

1563

Old Colony Steamboat Company (Massachusetts) 1891. Boston. 1000 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.366. Steamboat. Issued to the Old Colony Railroad Company. A nice, high denomination example. VF+. $50-100

1564

Panama-California Exposition (California) 1910. San Diego. One share. No.166. Red with gold embossed seal. Winged woman. Accompanied by the original receipt on official Exposition letterhead, and the original envelope it arrived in. A rarely seen combination. Western Litho, Los Angeles. Both EF. The Exposition was held to commemorate the completion of the Panama Canal in 1915. Rarely seen this nice, and the original receipt and envelope adds extra value. $100-200

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Very Pleasing Pettingill Telegraph Revolver Company Certificate

1565

Power and Light Company Shares. Carolina Power & Light 1960s(20); Philadelphia Electric 1960s(20); American & Foreign Power Company, Inc. 1970s(10). Mostly VF+. [50] $50-100

1568

Ringling Brothers - Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows (Delaware) Unissued, stamped “SPECIMEN” on the back. No.NU 1618. Blue border, multicolored characters. Elephant and clown. “GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH” at the bottom. Wonderfully attractive. EF. $100-200

1569

San Diego Land and Town Company Pairing. (Maine) 1898. 1000 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.1058 & 1060. Indian sees civilization. Both signed by Benjamin P. Cheney. Benjamin Pierce Cheney (18151895) was a self-made millionaire, largest single shareholder in the American Express Company, and had a huge influence on the affairs of the Northern Pacific. ABNCO. EF. Fresh and bright. [2] $100-200

1570

Sperry Corporation Grouping .(Delaware) Mostly 1940s and 1950s. Shares. Issued, cancelled. Brown and red. Instrument panel flanked by a naval ship and airplane. Mostly EF. $200-400

1571

State and City Bonds and Warrants. Montana: Special Sidewalk and Curb Warrant, Great Falls 1916. Nevada: State Controller’s Warrant 1876 $60, cut cancelled. New York: Comptrollers Office New York State Stock $1000 1841, some bleed through from back endorsements; Essex County Volunteer War Bond 1864. Louisiana: State of Louisiana $1000 1890. Pennsylvania: City of Philadelphia Loans 1854, 1855 and 1861. Some with small edge splits. City of Providence (Rhode Island) bonds, 1892-1930s, mostly vertical format bonds, and one unissued. All VF+ unless otherwise mentioned. [19] $150-300

1572

State of Ohio Canal Stock Grouping. 1840, 1842, 1848 and 1850. All with bank note quality images by Rawdon, Wright & Hatch. VF. All are cut out cancelled. [4] $75-150

1573

Terminal City Company Limited (Nova Scotia) 1891. 100 shares. Issued, uncancelled. No.2262. Red. Sailing ship, steam locomotive. VF to VF+. Top margin a bit uneven, otherwise quite nice. The company owned land, coal mines and a railroad near the eastern terminus of the Strai of Canso. $75-150

Pettingill Telegraph Revolver Company (New York) 1858. 20 shares. Issued, not cancelled. No.267. Revolver. Blacksmith. Evans & Lautrel, printer. VF+. Perhaps the finest example we have seen. Ex. R. M. Smythe Sale 211, June 16, 2001. $500-1,000

William Bingham-Signed Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike Road

1566

1567

Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike Road (Pennsylvania) 1795. 366 shares. Issued, uncancelled. No.366. Covered wagon approaches the entrance to the turnpike road. Printed on vellum from a metal plate, this issue is the earliest known use of a pictorial engraved vignette on an American stock certificate. Signed by William Bingham as President. William Bingham began his business career as an apprentice for Thomas Wharton, a prominent Philadelphia merchant. He later made a fortune during the American Revolution procuring munitions and produce for the army, and investing in privateering ventures. Bingham was one of the leading Philadelphia socialites, and one of the founders and director of the Bank of North America. EF. $400-800

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Tobacco Company Share Grouping. Tobacco Products Company 1920s(20); American Tobacco Company 1960s(5). VF+. [25] $60-90

1575

Telephone Bonds and Shares. United River Plate Telephone Co. Limited 1920s and 1930s (7); Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph $1000 1935(10); American Telephone & Telegraph Co. 1960s and 1970s (20); Mexican Telephone Co. 1885 (30). Mostly VF+. [67] $150-300

1576

Union Depot Grounds and Improvements Thereon (Missouri) 1882. Saint Louis offices. Denver depot. $50,000. Issued, cancelled. Issued to Jay Gould, and signed by him on the back. VF+. Denver was serviced by five different railroad terminals scattered across the city. Jay Gould wanted to consolidate them into one terminal, the Union Depot. $400-800

1577

Better Unissued Share Certificates. 1880s. Unity Mining(Maine); Salero Mining & Manufacturing (Arizona Territory); Chicago Cotton Manufacturing (Illinois), building, and orange underprint(3); Puget Sound Commercial Co. (Washington Territory) Port Gamble, wonderful custom vignettes by Briton-Rey; Searight Cattle Co. (Territory of Wyoming); Juniata Mining & Manufacturing Co. (Pennsylvania) Blair County;(4). Mostly EF. [11] All are quite attractive. $125-250

1578

A Nice Assortment of Stocks and Bonds in Small Groups, Ready for Retail. All are bright, colorful, and with nicely executed images. Constant Refining Company 1925(5); Hershey Chocolate Corporation(20); Midland Enterprises, Inc. 1950s(5); Milliken Company 1917(6); National Tea Company 1930s(20); Scott Paper Company 1960s(6); S. D. Warren Company 1920s to 1950s(15); South Puerto Rico Sugar company 1960s(10); United States Steel Corporation 1930s and 1940s(20). Mostly EF. All are issued and cancelled. [107] $100-200

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1579

Banking and Insurance Share Grouping Bank of America 1920s to 1930s(40); National Bank of Methuen 1920s(20), most with multiple rubber stamp cancels; Bank of America 1853, moderate pen cancel; Bank of Charleston 1888, pink paper, neat cut cancels; First National Bank of Kentucky 1895, stub remnant; Home Insurance 1896 to 1930s(3), the first is heavily cancelled; Germania Fire Insurance 1880, 1910, woman raises crown. Also included is a colorful Prudencial Insurance policy from 1917. Most average VF to VF+.[69] $100-200

1580

A Nice Assortment of Stocks and Bonds, but All with Impairments. Titles include Invincible Building & Loan(10); HydraulicPress Brick(10); Realty Syndicate(5); Kensington & Tacony RR, Tyrone & Clearfield Rwy; Peoples Traction Company; Marietta & Cincinnati RR and others too numerous to name. All are either heavily cancelled, stained, or damaged in some other way, but still useful for framing or other decorative purposes. [69] $150-300

1581

Southern Fiscal Paper Offering. State of Louisiana $5 “Baby Bonds,” 1870s, EF(10); CSA 1864 $100 Non Taxable Certificate on pink paper, VF; South Western Rail Road (Georgia) 188os, shares, bank note size, issued, cancelled, VF+. (15). [26] $150-300

1582

An Eclectic Grouping of Bonds and Shares. North American Lumber 1838; Besemer Company 1873; Merchants Exchange of St. Louis (3); Kolster Radio 1929; Century Ribbon Mills 1930s(2); Green Giant; Lassen Electric; Famous Players-Lasky, unissued (2); Loew’s Boston Theatres; Washington Water Power 1957 (5); Breakfast Brownies Company, unissued(5). Mostly VF+. [23] $150-300

1583

Shipping Shares Assortment. 1920s and 1930s Submarine Signal Company(6), ship in a gale; International Mercantile Marine(10), ocean liner, numerous punch cancels; Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company, steamship. Mostly VF+. [17] $75-150

THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES 1584

Special Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Stamps and Forms Assortment. U. S. Treasury Department United States Internal Revenue Order Form for Opium, etc. 1943. Flowers, upper left; U.S. Internal Revenue Special Tax Stamps: Dealer in Manufactured Tobacco 1870s (9); Retail Liquor Dealer 1870s (10); United States Bonded Warehouse Internal Revenue Certificate for pure rye whiskey 1903(6). A nice colorful grouping, mostly VF+. The Special Tax stamps are unissued remainders. $100-200

1585

Weaverville & Shasta Wagon Road Company (California) 1861. One share. Issued, cancelled. No.63. Covered wagon pulled by four horses. Capital stock $20,000. When the road opened freight that could only be packed in by mules was now easily handled by covered wagons. The success of this road lead to the construction of many others throughout the region. VF+. $75-150

1586

Assortment of International Bonds and Shares. Brazil: Apolice Consolidacao de Divida Fluctuante do Eastado do Amazonas 1900. Canada: Atlantic & St. Lawrence Railroad Co. 1935(4); Bufffalo Mines 1914. Hungary: Kingdom of Hungary 1918 51⁄ 2 % 1000 Crowns. Italy: Banca Nazional del Reduce 1923. Portugal: Camera Municipal de Lisboa, Emprestimo 1886 400 Mark; Russia: Imperial Russian Government 1916 51⁄ 2 %, fold splits. Also included is a Euro Disneyland certificate. Most are VF+ to EF. [11] $150-300

1587

Group of Republic of Columbia 3% External Sinking Fund Dollar Bonds (Columbia) 1930. $1000. Issued, cancelled. Green. VF+. The right margins are rough, but can be straightened. [5] $100-200

1588

Consolidated Municipalities of Baden Bond Specimens and Other German and Austrian Bonds. 51⁄ 4 % Debt Adjustment Bonds Due January 1, 1971. Arms of the cities and municipalities of Altlussheim, Eberbach, Elzach, Freiburg, Gaggenau, Gengenbach and Heidelberg. $100 orange and green; $1000 green and orange. Both 1953; City of Vienna 10,000 Kronen 1920(5) VF+ to EF. [12] Also included are fiver German Government International Loan 1930 Federal Republic of Germany Extension Bonds of 1953, Issued, cancelled, EF. $75-150

AN OFFERING OF RAILROAD ISSUES FROM A NEW ENGLAND GENTLEMAN’S COLLECTION 1589

Atlantic City & Shore Railroad Company (New Jersey). 1906. 25 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.A55. Green. Streetcar in circular frame, flanked by beach views. VF+. $60-90

1590

Berkshire Railroad Company (Massachusetts). 1905. 13 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.142. Green. Train; signals beyond. Signed by C. S. Mellon as President. ABNCO LITHO. EF. $75-125

1591

Brattleboro and Whitehall Railroad Company (Vermont). 1872. $1000. First Mortgage Bond. Issued, not cancelled. No.93. Red. Train. EF. Small fold split. $75-150

1592

Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad (New York). 1908. 21 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.A1756. Olive. Ferries and sailboats beneath the Brooklyn Bridge. ABNCO. VF+. $50-75

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1595

1596

Burlington and Missouri Railroad Company. 1874. 14 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.94. Light lavender full tint underprint. Long train facing left. Henry Seibert. VF+. A few pinholes, left, and a light stain on the back along one edge, otherwise quite nice for this issue. $50-75 Central Railroad of New Jersey Pair 1973. Issued, cancelled. Brown. Seated woman flanked by two men. ABNCO. Not seen issued by this cataloger. VF+.[2] $50-100 Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company (New York). 1919. 5 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.1768. Electric street car. VF+. $75-125 Connecticut Issued Railroad Issued Assortment. New Haven & North Hampton 1883; New London Northern RR 1909; Torrington & Winchester Street Rwy 1897 and others. Mostly VF+. Must be seen. Sold as is, no returns. [9] $75-125

1597

Cuba Railroad (New Jersey). 1910. 10 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.B7277. Red. Train in oval. Signed by William Cornelius Mahone, builder of the Canadian-Pacific Railway. British revenue embossed. VF+. $100-150

1598

Grafton Center Railroad Co. (Massachusetts). 1875. Grafton. $500. Seven Per Cent Bond. Issued, cancelled. No.26. Red frame, Green $500 at center. State arms. W. A. Cheney. VF+. $75-125

1599

Electric Short Line Railway Company (Arizona). 1915. One share. Issued, not cancelled. No.7655. Brown. LUCE ELECTRIC LINES logo. VF+. Operated in Minneapolis and heading westward. $50-75

1600

Lake Champlain Certificate Pairing. Ticonderoga Rail Road Company 1909 23 shares IC; Ogdensburgh & Lake Champlain Railroad $500 Income Mortgage Bond IU. Both VF+.[2] $100-150

1601

Missouri, Kansas and Texas Stock and Bond Assortment and Others. Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad(18) 1880s1940s, IC; Little Miami Railroad(2) 1910 and 1911 IC; Lehigh Valley RR 1892; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati RR(3) 1870s and 1880s IC. Mostly VF to VF+. [23] $30-50

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1602

Morris Canal & Banking of 1844 (New Jersey). 1863. 50 shares. Consolidated in red IC. ; 1872. Preferred in red. IU. Trimmed close at top and bottom. Both VF+. [2] $60-90

1603

Longwood Valley Railroad Company (New Jersey). 1892. Jersey City. 5 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.77. Ornate border. Graham & Co. VF+. $50-75

1604

New York Rail Shares. Oneida Rwy 1896 horse drawn street car IC; Cairo RR 1906 river and hills IC; Cayadutta RR 1893 IC; Cooperstown & Susquehanna Valley RR 1888 $100 bond IU. Average VF+.[4] $75-150

1605

New York Rails Trio. Sixth Avenue RR 1919IC; Twenty-Third Street Rwy 1912 $1000 bond1912; Metropolitan CrossTown Rwy $1000 bond 1890. All VF to VF+. [3] $60-90

1606

Northeastern Railroad Assortmen.t Amherst, Belchertown and Palmer Rail Road 1864 IC; South Boston RR 1886 heavy transfer notation, IC; Hartford & New Haven RR 1854 IC; New Bedford RR 1873 IU; Northern RR 1870 IU; Old Colony RR 184 IC; Boston & Providence RR 1882 IC; Boston, Clinton, Fitchburg & New Bedford RR 1878 IC. Mostly VF to VF+. [8] $60-90

1607

Northeastern Unissued Railroad Assortment. Johnstown, Gloversville & Kingsboro Horse Railroad; New York & Fort Lee RR; Erie and the North East RR, and more. All with vignettes. Mostly EF. Must be seen. Sold as is, no returns. [12] $75-125

1608

Pennsylvania Passenger Rail Pair. Green & Coates Street Philadelphia Passenger Railway 1897, streetcar, IU, VF; Hestonville, Mantua & Fairmount Passenger Railroad 1894, IC, VF, minor stains, left. [2] $50-75

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Perkiomen Railroad (Pennsylvania). 1888. $1000. Second Series Mortgage Bond. Specimen. No.000. Red. Train passes three men by lake. State arms below. Never issued in this color. ABNCO. EF. Great eye appeal. $75-150

1610

Philadelphia Street Railway Grouping. Union Passenger Rwy 1908; 13th & 15th Streets Passenger Rwy 1912; Philadelphia City Passenger Rwy 1897; Philadelphia City Passenger RR 1893; Electric Traction Company of Philadelphia 1894. All IC. Mostly VF to VF+. [5] $50-75

1611

Prospect Park and South Brooklyn Railroad Company (New York). 1889. Brooklyn. 10 shares. Issued, cancelled. No.16. Red embossed seal. Train emerging from a tunnel. The line ran from Gravesend Avenue to Ninth Avenue. ABNCO. VF+. Cancelled by a small square cut out of the embossed seal. Scarce. Only a half dozen reported. $100-150

1612

Utica Railroads and John Butterfield. Utica and Waterville Railroad(2), both signed by John Butterfield of American Express fame. One dated 1866 IC, the other only partially prepared, signed by Butterfield. Both VF; Utica and Mohawk Railroad 1887 IC; Utica City Rail Road UU; Utica Belt Line Street Rail Road 1889 IC. [5] $75-125

1613

Western Maryland Rail Road Company (Maryland). 1868. $500. Second Mortgage Bond. Issued, cancelled. No.159. Blue frame and underprint. Train. A. Hoen. VF. Thin spots and minor stains in the margins, but this is the nicest we have seen. $60-90

1614

Trio of New York Shares. Warwick Valley RR 1880, stub covers left end, otherwise VF; Orange County RR 1904 VF+; Utica, Clinton & Binghampton RR 1873 lightly stained, left. All IC. [3] $30-50

1615

Rail Trio. Washington County Railroad (MD) 1898 IU; Belt Rail Road & Stock Yards (IN) 1956; Ogden Mine Rail Road (NJ) 1894 IC; book page with images of stock and bond layout. VF to VF+ [3] $30-50

1616

Pair of Nice Street Railways. Middletown Street Railway Company (CT) 1905 IU; Charles River Street Railway (MA) 1880 IC. Both VF to VF+. [2] $50-75

1617

Impaired Assortment of Bonds and Shares. Gettysburg & Harrisburg Rail Road 1884. crayon cancel and tear; JoplinPittsburgh Railroad $100 bond 1929. Multiple pin cancels; Danbury & Norwalk RR 1885. Stained left end; Northern Liberties Rail Road Loan, $1000 1851. Graphically appealing, but split in half and repaired. [4] $30-50

1618

Pair of Beautiful Unissued Northern Rail Bonds Boston & New York Central 1851 $1000 Six Percent Bond; Southern Midland Rail Road 1863 $1000 Six Percent Bond. Both EF. [2] $40-60

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Adirondack Company (New York). 1872. $1000. Gold Bond. Issued, not cancelled. No.3658. Green. Woman, flag and globe. Trains in the distance. Continental Bank Note. VF+. One of the nicest seen by us. $100-150 Rutland County Marble Company (Maine). 1885. Portland. 5 shares. Issued, cancelled. Quarry. VF. $50-100

Assorted Stocks and Bond Grouping. Curtis Manufacturing 1932; Western Television 1932; Western Empire Gold Mines 1933; Town of Vienna 1888 $1000 bond, partially prepared, corner crushed, and others. All VF to VF+. Must be seen. Sold as is. [8] $30-50

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PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY IN BLOCK LETTERS AND ENSURE THAT BIDS ARE IN US DOLLARS Lot Number (in numerical order)

Price Bid $ (excluding Buyer’s Premium)

Lot Number (in numerical order)

Price Bid $ (excluding Buyer’s Premium)

Lot Number (in numerical order)

Price Bid $ (excluding Buyer’s Premium)

BIDDING INCREMENTS Bidding generally opens below the low estimate and advances in the following order although the auctioneer may vary the bidding increments during the course of the auction. The normal bidding increments are:

Up to $100 $100 to $300 $300 to $750 $750 to $1,500 $1,500 to $3,000 $3,000 to $7,500

Limit total: $____________________________

by $5 by $10 by $25 by $50 by $100 by $250

$7,500 to $15,000 $15,000 to $30,000 $30,000 to $75,000 $75,000 to $150,000 $150,000 to $300,000 $300,000+

by $500 by $1000 by $2,500 by $5,000 by $10,000 at auctioneer’s discretion

Check here if you wish to limit your total amount of purchases. (Hammer Price Only)

If Necessary, please increase my bid by:

10% q 20% q 30%

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TRADE REFERENCES

BANK REFERENCES

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR BUYERS The following terms and conditions set forth the scope of your contract with Spink USA Inc (“Spink”), by which Spink contracts with you either as agent on behalf of the Seller or as principal if Spink is the Seller. You should read these conditions carefully. 1 DEFINITIONS 1.1 The following definitions apply to these terms and conditions: Auction Agent, Auctioneer, Spink, us or we means Spink USA Inc; Bidder and you means a person making, attempting to make or considering making a bid for a Lot including a Buyer; Buyer means the person who makes the highest bid for a Lot which is accepted by the Auctioneer and, if the person is acting as an agent, will be a reference to the agent’s principal only if Auction Agent has accepted the agency in writing; Buyer’s Premium means the charge payable by you as a percentage of the Hammer Price, at the rates set out in clause 5.1 below; Certificate of Authenticity means a certificate issued by an Expert Committee confirming the authenticity of a Lot; Commission Bid means an instruction from a Bidder to us to bid on their behalf at the Auction; Expert Committee means a committee of experts to whom a Lot may be sent for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity in accordance with clause 3.4.3; Forgery means a Lot constituting an imitation originally conceived and executed as a whole with a fraudulent intention to deceive as to authorship, origin, age, period, culture or source where the correct description as to such matters is not reflected by the description in the catalogue and which at the date of the auction had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with the description in the catalogue. Accordingly, no Lot shall be capable of being a Forgery by reason of any damage and/or restoration work of any kind (including re-enamelling); Hammer Price means the amount of the highest bid accepted by the Auctioneer in relation to a Lot; Lot means any item deposited with us for sale at auction and, in particular, the item or items described against any Lot number in any catalogue; Purchase Price means the Hammer Price plus Buyer’s premium and New York State and City tax, where applicable; Reserve means the amount below which we agree with the Seller that the Lot cannot be sold; Seller means the owner of the Lot being sold by us; Spink Group means Spink and Son Limited, its subsidiaries and associated companies. 1.2 By making a bid, Bidder acknowledges acceptance of these terms and conditions and agrees to be bound by them. 2 SPINK’S ROLE AS AGENT 2.1 This is a public auction and mail-bid sale held by Spink, which is a licensed and bonded auctioneer.

3.3 Your Responsibility 3.3.1 You are responsible for satisfying yourself as to the condition of the goods and the matters referred to in the catalogue description.

2.2 All sales undertaken by us either at auction or privately are undertaken either as agent on behalf of the Seller or, from time to time, as principal if we are the owner of the Lot. Please note that even if we are acting as agent on behalf of the Seller, rather than as principal, we may have a financial interest in the Lot.

3.4 Extensions – Stamps Only 3.4.1 If you wish to obtain an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity on any Lot (other than a mixed Lot or Lot containing undescribed stamps) you must notify us in writing not less than forty-eight hours before the time fixed for the commencement of the first session of the sale. If accepted by us, such request shall have the same effect as notice of an intention to question the genuineness or description of the Lot for the purposes of clause 5.10 (Refund in the case of Forgery) of these Terms and Conditions and the provisions of clause 5.10 (Refund in the case of Forgery) shall apply accordingly.

2.3 The contract for the sale of the Lot will be between you and the Seller. 3 BEFORE THE SALE 3.1 Examination of Goods 3.1.1 You are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which you are interested, before the auction takes place. Condition reports are usually available on request. We provide no guarantee to you other than in relation to Forgeries, as set out in clause 5.10 of these Terms and Conditions. 3.1.2 All Bidders who have inspected the Lots prior to the auction will not be granted any return privileges, except for reasons of genuineness. It is presumed that all Floor Bidders have inspected the Lots prior to bidding. Therefore, Lots purchased by Floor Bidders are sold “AS IS” and may not be returned. Floor Bidders include those Bidders acting as agents for others. 3.1.3 Spink reserves the right to refuse to honour or reject any bid which, in its opinion, is not submitted in good faith, or, as the case dictates, is not supported by satisfactory references, as Spink, in its sole discretion, shall determine. Spink further reserves the right to ban any Bidder from participation in its sales for any reason deemed appropriate. 3.2 Catalogue Descriptions 3.2.1 Statements by us in the catalogue or condition report, or made orally or in writing elsewhere, regarding the authorship, origin, date, age, size, medium, attribution, genuineness, provenance, condition or estimated selling price of any Lot are merely statements of opinion, and are not to be relied on as statements of definitive fact. Catalogue and web illustrations are for guidance only, and should not be relied on either to determine the tone or colour of any item. No Lot shall be rejected on the grounds of inaccurate reproduction. No Lot illustrated in the catalogue and online shall be rejected on the grounds of cancellation, centering, margins, perforation or other characteristics apparent from the illustration. Estimates of the selling price should not be relied on as a statement that this price is either the price at which the Lot will sell or its value for any other purpose.

3.4.2 Notice of a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity must give the reason why such opinion is required and specify the identity of your proposed expert which will be subject to agreement by us. We reserve the right, at our discretion, to refuse a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity including (without limitation) where the proposed expert is not known to us. 3.4.3 If we accept a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity we will submit the Lot to the Expert Committee. You acknowledge and accept that the length of time taken by an Expert Committee to reach an opinion will vary depending on the circumstances and in any event is beyond our control. 3.4.4 We will not accept a request for an extension on account of condition. Any Lot described in the catalogue as having faults or defects may not be returned even if an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity cites other faults or defects not included in the catalogue description, other than in the case of a Forgery. 3.4.5 Should Spink accept a request for an extension under the foregoing provisions of this paragraph, the fact may be stated by the Auctioneer from the rostrum prior to the sale of the Lot. 3.4.6 It should be noted that any stamp accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity is sold on the basis of that certificate only and not on the basis of any other description or warranty as to authenticity. No request for an extension will be accepted on such a stamp and the return of such a stamp will not be accepted. 3.4.7 If you receive any correspondence from the Expert Committee in relation to the Lot, including but not limited to a Certificate of Authenticity, you must provide us with copies of such correspondence no later than seven (7) days after you receive such correspondence.

3.2.2 Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and the absence of such a reference does not imply that an item is free from defects or restoration, nor does a reference to particular defects imply the absence of any others.

4 AT THE SALE 4.1 Refusal of Admission Our sales usually take place on our own premises or premises over which we have control for the sale, and we have the right, exercisable at our complete discretion, to refuse admission to the premises or attendance at an auction.

3.2.3 Other than as set out in clause 5.10, and in the absence of fraud, neither the Seller nor we, nor any of our employees or agents, are responsible for the correctness of any statement as to the authorship, origin, date, age, attribution, genuineness or provenance of any Lot nor for any other errors of description or for any faults or defects in any Lot. Every person interested should exercise and rely on his own judgment as to such matters.

4.2 Registration Before Bidding You must complete and sign a registration form and provide identification before making a bid at auction. Please be aware that we usually require buyers to undergo a credit check. If you have not bid successfully with Spink in the past, or you are registering with us for the first time, we reserve the right to require a deposit of up to 50% of the amount you intend to spend. Such deposit will be deducted from

your invoice should you be successful. If you are unsuccessful at auction, your deposit will be returned by the same means it was paid to Spink. Some Lots may be designated, prior to the auction, as “Premium Lots”, which means a deposit may be required before placing a bid on the item for sale. Information will be posted on our website in such an event. 4.3 Bidding as Principal When making a bid (whether such bids are made in person or by way of telephone bids operated by Spink, commission or online or email bids), you will be deemed to be acting as principal and will be accepting personal liability, unless it has been agreed in writing, at the time of registration, that you are acting as agent on behalf of a third party buyer acceptable to us. 4.4 Commission Bids 4.4.1 If you give us instructions to bid on your behalf, by using the form provided in our catalogues, or via our website, we shall use reasonable endeavours to do so, provided these instructions are received not later than twenty-four hours before the auction. If we receive commission bids on a particular Lot for identical amounts, and at auction these bids are the highest bids for the Lot, it will be sold to the person whose bid was received first. Commission Bids are undertaken subject to other commitments at the time of the sale, and the conduct of the auction may be such that we are unable to bid as requested. Since this is undertaken as a free service to prospective buyers on the terms stated, we cannot accept liability for making (or failing to make) a Commission Bid. You should therefore always attend personally if you wish to be certain of bidding. If we receive two Commission Bids for equal value for the same Lot, the Bid received first by us shall take precedence. 4.4.2. For all Commission Bids, you must supply your name and address, contact telephone number and email. You must also provide the Lot number and description of the Lot, the amount of your Bid and any other information requested in the Commission Bid Form or by us. It is your responsibility to provide the correct information and to ensure that we have received your Commission Bid. 4.4.3 If you submit a Commission Bid verbally (whether by telephone or otherwise), we shall not be responsible for any misunderstandings (by either us or our agent or you) in relation to your bid. All bids made in this way must be confirmed in writing by you before the Auction. 4.4.4 Bids will be executed for mail bidders at one advance over the next highest bid in competition with floor and/or internet bidders, until the maximum bid is executed for the mail bidder, or until the lot is sold. No buy or unlimited bids will be accepted. 4.5 On-line Bidding We offer internet services as a convenience to our clients. We will not be responsible for errors or failures to execute bids placed on the internet, including, without limitation, errors or failures caused by (i) a loss of internet connection by either party for whatever reason; (ii) a breakdown or problems with the online bidding software and/or (iii) a breakdown or problems with your internet connection, computer or system. Execution of on-line internet bids on www.spink.com and Spink Live is a free service undertaken subject to other commitments at the time of the auction and we do not accept liability for failing to execute an online internet bid or for errors or omissions in connection with this activity. Buyers who acquire lots on the-saleroom.com will have a fee of 3% of the Hammer Price added to their invoice for using this facility. 4.6 Telephone Bids If you make arrangements with us not less than twenty-four hours before the sale, we shall use reasonable endeavours to contact you to enable you to participate in bidding by telephone, but in no circumstances will we be liable to either the Seller or you as a result of failure to do so. 4.7 Video Images At some auctions there will be a video screen. Mistakes may occur in its operation, and we cannot be liable to you regarding either the correspondence of the image to the Lot being sold or the quality of the image as a reproduction of the original. 4.8 Bidding Increments Bidding generally opens below the low estimate and advances in the following order although the Auctioneer may vary the bidding increments during the course of the auction. The normal bidding increments are: Up to $100 $100 to $300 $300 to $750 $750 to $1,500 $1,500 to $3,000 $3,000 to $7,500 $7,500 to $15,000 $15,000 to $30,000 $30,000 to $75,000 $75,000 to $150,000 $150,000 to $300,000 $300,000 and up

by $5 by $10 by $25 by $50 by $100 by $250 by $500 by $1,000 by $2,500 by $5,000 by $10,000 Auctioneer’s discretion

4.9 Bidding by Spink 4.9.1 We reserve the right to bid on Lots on the Seller’s behalf up to the amount of the Reserve (if any), which will never be above the low estimate printed in the auction catalogue. 4.9.2 The Spink Group reserves the right to bid on and purchase Lots as principal. 4.9.3 Spink reserves the right to bid on any Lot in the sale. Additionally, Spink may or may not have financial interest in any of the Lot(s) in the sale. 4.10 The Auctioneer’s Discretion 4.10.1 The Auctioneer has the right, to be exercised in good faith, to refuse any bid, to advance the bidding in such manner as he may decide, to withdraw or divide any Lot, and to combine any two or more Lots. Bidding shall be regulated by the Auctioneer. 4.10.2 The Auctioneer may reopen the bidding on a Lot under the following circumstances: (a) the Auctioneer has failed to execute correctly a mail bid; (b) a party purchasing the Lot on the floor has done so in error; (c) where a protest is made after the hammer has fallen but before bidding has commenced on the next Lot; (d) where the Auctioneer has determined that he/she has overlooked a party still bidding on the Lot but before the calling of the next Lot or (e) to effectuate a fair and reasonable resolution of any error or dispute. In the event of a dispute, the Auctioneer’s decision shall be final. 4.10.3 In the event of any dispute between Bidders, the Auctioneer may, at its sole discretion, immediately put the Lot up for sale again. The Auctioneer’s decision shall be final and binding upon all Bidders. 4.10.4 The Auctioneer reserves the right to postpone the sale by auction for a reasonable period of time as a result of any significant event which, in the sole discretion of the Auctioneer, makes it advisable to postpone the event. No prospective Bidder or prospective Buyer shall have recourse as a result of any postponement. 4.11 Successful Bid 4.11.1 The highest Bidder for each Lot shall be the Buyer. Subject to the provisions of Clause 4.10, the striking of the Auctioneer’s hammer marks the acceptance of the highest bid, provided always that such bid is higher than the Reserve (where applicable), and the conclusion of a contract for sale between you and the Seller. 4.12 Spink’s Own Material Auctioneer reserves the right to include in any auction its own material as well as material from affiliated or related companies, principals, officers or employees. Auctioneer may have direct or indirect interest in any of the Lots in the Auction and may collect commissions. 4.13 After Sale Arrangements If you enter into any private sale agreements for any Lot with the Seller within sixty days of the auction, we, as exclusive agents of the Seller reserve the right to charge you the applicable Buyer’s Premium in accordance with these terms and conditions, and the Seller a commission in accordance with the terms of the Seller’s agreement. 4.14 Return of Lot 4.14.1 All the Lots are sold as genuine. For the purpose of this sale, “genuine” is defined as not faked or forged and Spink will not knowingly sell any item that has been “repaired’, “restored”, “processed”, “cleaned”, “pressed” or “conserved” in any way without disclosure of such facts to the potential Buyer. 4.14.2 No Lots may be returned without a written request by the successful Bidder and the written approval of Spink. In the unlikely event of returning a Lot, Spink must receive notification of the Buyer’s intent within three (3) days of the Buyer’s receipt of the Lot. The following Lots may not be returned for any reason whatsoever: (a) Lots containing ten or more items; (b) Lots described as having faults or defects because of the faults described or any others, including lots described as “repaired”, “corroded”, “holed”, “whizzed”, or similar damage, except for non-authenticity; (c) illustrated Lots because of centering, margins, etc. or other factors shown in the illustrations; (d) Lots described “AS IS”, including third party graded coins or banknotes (i.e. PCGS, NGC, ANACS, ICG); (e) Lots valued primarily for the bullion content; (f) Lots examined by postal viewers; and (g) any philatelic extension Lot unless the conditions set forth in Item 3.4 above is complied with fully. Except for Lots placed on extension, as per the conditions of Item 3.4 above, no Lots may be returned for any reason whatsoever after thirty days from sale date. Late payment for purchase may, at Spink’s option, be considered just cause to revoke all return privileges. If any disputes arise regarding payment, authenticity, or description between the Bidder and Spink, Spink, at its sole discretion, may submit the disputed matter to binding arbitration before the American Arbitration Association in New York, NY, to which the Bidder, by placing a bid and hereby accepting these terms and conditions of sale, agrees to be bound.

5 AFTER THE AUCTION 5.1 Buyer’s Premium and Other Charges In addition to the Hammer Price, a Buyer’s Premium equal to 20% of the successful bid price of each Lot up to and including $2,000.00 and 15% of the excess bid price over $2,000.00, a fee of 3% on the Hammer Price total for using the-saleroom.com, and a surcharge for paying by credit card will be added to each invoice. 5.2 Sales Tax All Lots are subject to applicable state and local taxes, unless appropriate resale certificates are on file with Spink. 5.3 Payment 5.3.1 You must provide us with your full name and permanent address and, if so requested, details of the bank from which any payments to us will be made. You must pay the full amount due (comprising the amounts set forth in Clause 5.1 above and any applicable New York State sales tax, unless the Lot is exempt) within seven days after the date of the sale. This applies even if you wish to export the Lot and an export licence is (or may be) required. 5.3.2 You will not acquire title to the Lot until all amounts due have been paid in full. This includes instances where special arrangements were made for release of the Lot prior to full settlement. 5.3.3 Spink reserves the right to await clearance of any check used for payment before delivery of any item and a $25.00 charge will be applied for any check that fails to clear. 5.3.4 All sales are strictly for cash, check and bank/wire transfer in United States dollars; however, Spink will only accept cash payments under $10,000.00. Spink offers clients the option of paying by credit card (Visa, MasterCard, and American Express only) in United States Dollars for a convenience charge of two-percent (2%) for Visa and MasterCard and four-percent (4%) for American Express, up to a total of $30,000.00. Credit card payments will only be accepted if (a) the purchase is made by the card holder, (b) any purchased items to be shipped are shipped to the cardholder’s verified billing address, (c) floor Bidders present their credit cards and (d) all returns are governed by the terms and conditions of the sale. Payment is due and payable immediately upon receipt of the auction invoice or, if payment is to be made at the auction site, simultaneously with receipt of the purchased items. 5.3.5 Payments should be made by the registered Buyer and not by third parties, unless it has been agreed at the time of registration that you are acting as an agent on behalf of a third party. 5.4 Notification We are not able to notify successful Bidders by telephone. While Invoices are sent out by mail after the auction we do not accept responsibility for notifying you of the result of your bid. You are requested to contact us by telephone or in person as soon as possible after the auction to obtain details of the outcome of your bids to avoid incurring charges for late payment. 5.5 Collection of Purchases 5.5.1 Unless specifically agreed to the contrary, we shall retain Lots purchased until all amounts due to us, or to the Spink Group, have been paid in full. Buyers will be required to pay for their Lot(s) when they wish to take possession of the same, which must be within seven days of the date of the sale, unless prior arrangements have been made with Spink. Without prior agreement, Lots will not be released until cleared funds are received with regard to payments made by check. 5.5.2 Unless we notify you to the contrary, items retained by us will be covered under our insurance policy, which is available for inspection at our offices, from the date of sale for a period of seven days or until the time of collection, whichever is sooner. The risk of loss for the lot purchased by you shall be entirely yours after the earliest of seven days from the date of sale or from the time of collection. 5.5.3 Our policy will not cover and we are unable to accept responsibility for damage caused by woodworm, changes in atmospheric conditions or acts of terrorism.

5.7 Recommended Packers and Shippers 5.7.1 Shipping, handling and administration charges will be added to invoices for Lots delivered by mail. All Lots will be shipped via U.S. Express Mail to Post Office boxes, via Federal Express to street addresses, and via FedEx ground for bulky large lots (in the U.S. only). Buyer will be responsible for the total purchase price in the event of loss. Spink is not responsible for the loss of any merchandise shipped outside the United States. Insurance of any items to be shipped outside the United States is solely the responsibility of the Buyer. It is also the responsibility of the Buyer to provide adequate insurance coverage for the items once they are in his/her possession. Unless the risk of loss has already shifted by virtue of the provisions of Clause 5.5.2, risk of loss shall be borne by the Buyer following shipment of the items and Spink assumes no liability for merchandise lost, stolen or damaged while in the possession of any shipper to whom merchandise has been delivered, nor for any FedEx shipment which is subject to a “signature release” on file with FedEx, or otherwise. 5.7.2 If required, our shipping department may arrange shipment as your agent. Although we may suggest carriers if specifically requested, our suggestions are made on the basis of our general experience of such parties in the past and we are not responsible to any person to whom we have made a recommendation for the acts or omissions of the third parties concerned. 5.8 Remedies for Non-Payment 5.8.1 If you fail to make payment within fifteen days of the payment date set out by your invoice, we shall be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies: 5.8.1.1 to charge interest at the rate of 1.5% per month compound interest, calculated on a daily basis, from the date the full amount is due; 5.8.1.2 to set off against any amounts which Spink or the Spink Group may owe you in any other transaction the outstanding amount remaining unpaid by you; 5.8.1.3 we may retain all or some of the Lot(s) purchased by you, or other property in the possession of Spink or the Spink Group, until you have paid all the amounts you owe us or the Spink Group, even if the unpaid amounts do not relate to those Lots or other property. Following fourteen days’ notice to you of the amount outstanding and remaining unpaid, Spink and the Spink Group shall have the right to arrange the sale of such Lot(s) or other property. We may apply the proceeds of such sale in satisfaction of the debt outstanding and due us or the Spink Group, and may remit any remaining balance to you; 5.8.1.4 where several amounts are owed by you to the Spink Group in respect of different transactions, to apply any amount paid to discharge any amount owed in respect of any particular transaction, whether or not you so direct; 5.8.1.5 to reject at any future auction any bids made by you or on your behalf or obtain a deposit from you before accepting any bids. 5.8.2 If you fail to make payment within thirty-five days, we shall in addition be entitled: 5.8.2.1 to cancel the sale of the Lot or any other item sold to you at the same or any other auction; 5.8.2.2 to arrange a resale of the Lot, publicly or privately, and, if this results in a lower price being obtained, claim the balance from you together with all reasonable costs including a 10% seller’s commission, expenses, damages, legal fees, commissions and premiums of whatever kind associated with both sales or otherwise, incurred in connection with your failure to make payment; or 5.8.2.3 when reselling the Lot, to place a notice in our catalogue stating that you successfully purchased the Lot at auction but have subsequently failed to pay the Hammer Price of the Lot, 5.8.2.4 In the event Spink refers an invoice(s) to an attorney for collection, the Buyer agrees to pay SPINK attorney’s fees, court costs, witness fees and other costs incurred by Spink; 5.8.2.5 take any other reasonable and appropriate action as we deem fit.

5.6 Packing and handling 5.6.1 We shall use all reasonable endeavours to take care when handling and packing a purchased Lot but remind you that after seven days from the date of sale or from the time of collection, whichever is sooner, the risk of loss with respect to the lot purchased by you is entirely yours. Our postage charges are set out in Clause 11 of these Terms and Conditions. 5.6.2 It is the responsibility of the Buyer to be aware of any import duties that may be incurred upon importation to the final destination. Spink will not accept return of any package in order to avoid these duties. The onus is also on the Buyer to be aware of any import restrictions that prohibit the importation of certain collectibles. Spink will not accept return of the Lot(s) if rejected for importation or if Buyer fails to pay appropriate import duties. Spink will not accept responsibility for Lot(s) seized or destroyed by any customs agencies. 5.6.3 Delivery of any Lot(s) to an address other than the invoiced address will be at Spink’s sole discretion.

5.9 Failure to Collect Where purchases are not collected within seven days after the sale, whether or not payment has been made, you will be required to pay a storage charge of $2 per item per day plus any additional handling cost that may apply. You will not be entitled to collect the Lot until all outstanding charges are met, together with payment of all other amounts due to us. 5.10 Refund in the case of Forgery 5.10.1 A sale will be cancelled, and the amount paid refunded to you if a Lot (other than a miscellaneous item not described in the catalogue) sold by us proves to have been a Forgery. We shall not however be obliged to refund any amounts if either (a) the catalogue description or saleroom notice at the auction date corresponded to the generally accepted opinion of scholars or experts at that time, or fairly indicated that there was a conflict of opinions, or (b) it can be demonstrated that the Lot is a Forgery only by means of either a scientific process not generally accepted for use until after publication of the catalogue or a process

which at the date of the auction was unreasonably expensive or impracticable or likely to have caused damage to the Lot. Furthermore, you should note that this refund can be obtained only if the following conditions are met: 5.10.1.1 you must notify us in writing, within seven days of the receipt of the Lot(s), that in your view the Lot concerned is a Forgery; 5.10.1.2 you must then return the item to us within fourteen days from receipt of the Lot(s), in the same condition as at the auction date; and 5.10.1.3 as soon as possible following return of the Lot, you must produce evidence satisfactory to us that the Lot is a Forgery and that you are able to transfer good title to us, free from any third party claims. 5.10.1.4 you must provide us all evidence obtained by you that a Lot is a Forgery no later than seven (7) days after you receive such evidence 5.10.2 In no circumstances shall we be required to pay you any more than the amount paid by you for the Lot concerned and you shall have no claim for interest.

9 NOTICES All notices given under these Terms and Conditions may be served personally, sent by post, or faxed to the address given to the sender by the other party. Any notice sent by post will be deemed to have been received on the second working day after posting or, if the addressee is overseas, on the fifth working day after posting. Any notice sent by fax or served personally will be deemed to be delivered on the first working day following dispatch.

10 ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS 10.1 Limitation of Liability In the event that your bid and/or purchase is in furtherance of a business conducted by you or others, subject to clause 6, we shall not be liable, whether in tort (including for negligence) or breach of statutory duty, contract, misrepresentation or otherwise for any:

5.10.3 The benefit of this guarantee is not capable of being transferred, and is solely for the benefit of the person to whom the original invoice was made out by us in respect of the Lot when sold and who, since the sale, has remained the owner of the Lot without disposing of any interest in it to any third party.

10.1.1 loss of profits, loss of business, depletion of goodwill and/or similar losses, loss of anticipated savings, loss of goods, loss of contract, loss of use, loss of corruption of data or information; or

5.10.4 We shall be entitled to rely on any scientific or other process to establish that the Lot is not a Forgery, whether or not such process was used or in use at the date of the auction.

10.1.2 any special, indirect, consequential or pure economic loss, costs, damages, charges or expenses.

5.11 USE OF DEFAULT INFORMATION If you fail to make payment for a Lot in accordance with these Terms and Conditions:

10.2 Severability

5.11.1 we reserve the right to refuse you the right to make bids for any future auction regardless of whether previous defaults have been settled; and 5.11.2 you consent to us disclosing details of such default to other auctioneers and live bidding platforms, which will include your name, address, nature of the default and the date of the default Auctioneers or live bidding platforms who receive details of the default may rely on such information when deciding whether to enter into a transaction with you in the future.

If any part of these Terms and Conditions is found by any court to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that part may be discounted and the rest of the conditions shall continue to be valid and enforceable to the fullest extent permitted by law.

10.3 Force majeure

6.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence; or

We shall have no liability to you if we are prevented from or delayed in performing our obligations under these terms and conditions or from carrying on our business by acts, events, omissions or accidents beyond our reasonable control, including (without limitation) strikes, lock-outs or other industrial disputes (whether involving our workforce or the workforce of any other party), failure of a utility service or transport network, act of God, war, riot, civil commotion, malicious damage, compliance with any law or governmental order, rule, regulation or direction, accident, breakdown of plant or machinery, fire, flood, storm or default of suppliers or subcontractors.

6.2 any damage or liability incurred by you as a result of our fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.

10.4 Waiver

6 LIABILITY Nothing in these terms and conditions limits or excludes our liability for:

7. USE OF YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION 7.1 We will use the personal information you provide to us to: 7.1.1 process your payment relating to a successful purchase of a Lot; 7.1.2 process the bids you make on Lots (whether successful or otherwise) and other auction related services we provide;

10.4.1 A waiver of any right under these terms and conditions is only effective if it is in writing and shall apply only to the circumstances for which it is given. No failure or delay by a party in exercising any right or remedy under these Terms and Conditions or by law shall constitute a waiver of that (or any other) right or remedy, nor preclude or restrict its further exercise. No single or partial exercise of such right or remedy shall preclude or restrict the further exercise of that (or any other) right or remedy.

7.1.3 arrange for delivery of any Lot you purchase, which will include passing your details to shipping providers and, on overseas deliveries, to customs where they make inquiries concerning the Lot;

10.4.2 Unless specifically provided otherwise, rights arising under these Terms and Conditions are cumulative and do not exclude rights provided by law.

7.1.4 inform you about similar products or services that we provide, but you may stop receiving these at any time by contacting us.

10.5 Law and Jurisdiction

7.2 In accordance with Clause 4.2, you agree that we may pass your information to credit reference agencies and that they may keep a record of any search that they perform 7.3 In accordance with Clause 5.11, you agree that where you default in making payment for a Lot in accordance with these Terms and Conditions we may disclose details of such default to other auctioneers and live bidding platforms. 7.4 We work closely with other auctioneers and bidding platforms (including, for example, other auctioneers and live bidding platforms) and may receive information about you from them. 8 COPYRIGHT 8.1 We shall have the right (on a non-exclusive basis) to photograph, video record or otherwise produce an image of the Lot. All rights in such an image will belong to us, and we shall have the right to use it in whatever way we see fit. 8.2 All the materials, including, but not limited to, text, data, graphics, logos, images, illustrations, video clips, and software is owned, controlled by, or licenced to Spink USA Inc. and is protected by copyright, trademark, and other intellectual property rights.

THESE TERMS OF SALE SHALL BE GOVERNED BY AND CONSTRUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, WITHOUT GIVING REGARD TO THE PRINCIPLES OF CONFLICTS OF LAW. THE SIGNER OF A SPINK BID SHEET OR PARTICIPANT IN THE AUCTION AGREES THAT EXCLUSIVE VENUE FOR ANY DISPUTE WITH RESPECT TO THESE TERMS OR IN CONNECTION WITH SPINK SHALL RESIDE IN A STATE OR FEDERAL COURT LOCATED IN NEW YORK, NEW YORK. IN THE EVENT THAT SPINK HAS NOT PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED A DISPUTE TO BINDING ARBITRATION PURSUANT TO CLAUSE 4.14.2, SPINK MAY DO SO WITHIN THE TIME IN WHICH IT IS REQUIRED TO FILE A RESPONSIVE PLEADING IN ANY LITIGATION COMMENCED BY BIDDER, AND SAID LITIGATION SHALL BE DISCONTINUED.

11 POSTAGE CHARGES Shipments within the USA - $30.00 Shipments outside the USA - $50.00 Packages of more than 5lb or volumetric measurement of more than 5lb may incur extra charge. Please contact usa@spink.com for calculation of any further relevant cost in addition to the above charges.

SALE CALENDAR 2016

STAMPS 8 June 8 June 14 June 6 July

New York New York Hong Kong

155 156 CSS18

London London London Singapore London

16042 16043 16030 16032 16044

New York New York

30 November 1 December

BANKNOTES 22/23 June 5 July 18 August 28/29 September 19/20 October 7 December

13 July 26/27 July 10 September 20 September 5 October 15 October 26/27 October November COINS 21 June 22/23 June 28 June

SW1019 CSS20 16034 157 325 324

London

16020

London Hong Kong London London London New York

16005 CSS23 16021 16006 16041 326

London London London

16022 16007 16007

The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale World Banknotes The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale World Banknotes The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale World Banknotes

New York London Hong Kong London New York London

324 16009 CSS23 16015 326 16016

MEDALS 21 July 24 November

Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals & Militaria Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals & Militaria

London London

16002 16003

BONDS & SHARES 22/23 June 18 August 18 November 19/20 October

The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale Bonds & Share Certificates of the World The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale

New York Hong Kong London New York

324 CSS23 16018 326

AUTOGRAPHS 22/23 June 13 July 19/20 October

The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale Autographs, Historical Documents, Ephemera and Postal History The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale

New York London New York

324 16043 326

WINES 23 June 9 September 6 October

An Evening of Great Whiskies and Spirits An Evening of Great Whiskies and Spirits An Evening of Great Whiskies and Spirits

Hong Kong Singapore Hong Kong

SFW20 SFW21 SFW22

29/30 June 18 August 26 September 26/27 September 27 September 19/20 October tbc

The above sale dates are subject to change Ken japan@spink.com

Lugano Hong Kong London New York

$20.00

JUNE 22-23, 2016

NEW YORK

 THE COLLECTOR’S SERIES

 JUNE 22-23, 2016

THE COLLECTOR’S SERIES 

STAMPS COINS BANKNOTES MEDALS BONDS & SHARES AUTOGRAPHS BOOKS WINES

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