Numismatic Guaranty Corp., holder and graded by NCG as MS-66 RD for mint state 66 red. Uncirculated pennies, even proof ones tend to tone either red or brown, this one is still a nice copper red.

Dollar, in original mint box

Dollar, in original mint box

Dollar, in original mint box

Exposition Chicago.. Columbus'head on obverse, ship and date on reverse:some wear, very good to fine condition.

Some uncirculated, some with significant wear. Likely would not grade above MS-60. 1879, 1882, 1884, 1885, 1887,1889, 1891, 1896, 1897, & 1898

Some uncirculated, some with significant wear. Likely would not grade above MS-60. 1881, 1883, 1885, 1886, 1896, 1889, 1890, 1896, 1897, & 1921.

Copyright 1968

Church", Carlton & Phillips, New York, 1855. Hardbound in cloth, title page hand tinted in color, otherwise profusely illustrated in black and white from Steel Engravings.

Wit and Wisdom" by P.J. O'Brien, introduction by Lowell Thomas. Copyright 1935. Consignor says this is a "rare contemporary biography as this was published in the year of Will Roger's death.

1859; some watermarks, no foxing; spine cracked, S's all there.

of diagnosis and therapy for the veterinarian, 1979; good condition.

Retold by Walter Pater from "The Golden Ass" of Lucius Apuleius Illustrated by Edmund Dulac New York The Heritage Press

Littell's Living Age: This was the Reader's Digest of it's day in that Littell's gleaned articles from other magazines, but unlike Reader's Digest republished them in their entirety. Published by E. Littell & Company, New York and Philadelphia, later Littell & Gay in Boston. Articles from Blackwood's Magazine, Fortnightly Review, Saturday Review, Cornhill, Spectator, Economist, & Pall Mall Gazette. Contain some poetry as well as political, travel, exploration, and fiction. Great historical resource:

Littell's Living Age: This was the Reader's Digest of it's day in that Littell's gleaned articles from other magazines, but unlike Reader's Digest republished them in their entirety. Published by E. Littell & Company, New York and Philadelphia, later Littell & Gay in Boston. Articles from Blackwood's Magazine, Fortnightly Review, Saturday Review, Cornhill, Spectator, Economist, & Pall Mall Gazette. Contain some poetry as well as political, travel, exploration, and fiction. Great historical resource:

Littell's Living Age: This was the Reader's Digest of it's day in that Littell's gleaned articles from other magazines, but unlike Reader's Digest republished them in their entirety. Published by E. Littell & Company, New York and Philadelphia, later Littell & Gay in Boston. Articles from Blackwood's Magazine, Fortnightly Review, Saturday Review, Cornhill, Spectator, Economist, & Pall Mall Gazette. Contain some poetry as well as political, travel, exploration, and fiction. Great historical resource:

Littell's Living Age: This was the Reader's Digest of it's day in that Littell's gleaned articles from other magazines, but unlike Reader's Digest republished them in their entirety. Published by E. Littell & Company, New York and Philadelphia, later Littell & Gay in Boston. Articles from Blackwood's Magazine, Fortnightly Review, Saturday Review, Cornhill, Spectator, Economist, & Pall Mall Gazette. Contain some poetry as well as political, travel, exploration, and fiction. Great historical resource:

Littell's Living Age: This was the Reader's Digest of it's day in that Littell's gleaned articles from other magazines, but unlike Reader's Digest republished them in their entirety. Published by E. Littell & Company, New York and Philadelphia, later Littell & Gay in Boston. Articles from Blackwood's Magazine, Fortnightly Review, Saturday Review, Cornhill, Spectator, Economist, & Pall Mall Gazette. Contain some poetry as well as political, travel, exploration, and fiction. Great historical resource:

Littell's Living Age: This was the Reader's Digest of it's day in that Littell's gleaned articles from other magazines, but unlike Reader's Digest republished them in their entirety. Published by E. Littell & Company, New York and Philadelphia, later Littell & Gay in Boston. Articles from Blackwood's Magazine, Fortnightly Review, Saturday Review, Cornhill, Spectator, Economist, & Pall Mall Gazette. Contain some poetry as well as political, travel, exploration, and fiction. Great historical resource:

Littell's Living Age: This was the Reader's Digest of it's day in that Littell's gleaned articles from other magazines, but unlike Reader's Digest republished them in their entirety. Published by E. Littell & Company, New York and Philadelphia, later Littell & Gay in Boston. Articles from Blackwood's Magazine, Fortnightly Review, Saturday Review, Cornhill, Spectator, Economist, & Pall Mall Gazette. Contain some poetry as well as political, travel, exploration, and fiction. Great historical resource:

New York, D. Appleton & Company, 1866 copyright date. These are records of important events similar to the annual volumes published by World Book or Encyclopedia Britannica as an update on their encyclopedias. These contain events of the Civil War as well as other topics. No foxing on pages.

New York, D. Appleton & Company, 1866 copyright date. These are records of important events similar to the annual volumes published by World Book or Encyclopedia Britannica as an update on their encyclopedias. These contain events of the Civil War as well as other topics. No foxing on pages.

The Century Company, 1925, signed by author Lowell Thomas, the same who narrated Movietone Newsreels; believed first edition.

The Century Co., New York, May through October 1892, Articles on exploration in Alaska, Christopher Columbus, preparation for the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 in Chicago, and many many others. This is a hard bound volume.

Industry, 1898; U.S. Government Printing Office, United States Department of Agriculture. Printed on high quality paper, contains the map of the distributihon of Blackleg disease intact and attached.

William Ralston Balch, managing editor of the American, copyright 1881, this one published by J. C. McCurdy, Philadelphia. President Garfield was only 100 days into his presidency when he was assassinated, however he survived two months after he was shot, many different publishers issued biographies after his death, this is among the first. This copy is embossed leather bound, gold stamped and gold edged. Gold edging still intact. This can be had in reprints, but originals in this condition are increasingly difficult to find. He was a member of the Campbellite church at the time, later they split into Church of Christ and Disciples of Christ. Final chapter contains a glaring misprint as it shows 1831 instead of 1881 as the year of his death. Unknown whether other editions contain this same error. The book is effusive in glowing attributes to the slain President. Many black and white illustrations, no interior foxing, much information on his political and military career as well as details on his funeral.

This is volume 9 of a serier, entitled "Poetry and Eloquence." Francis Trevelyan Mille, editor in chief, New York, the Review of Reviews Co. 1911. Profusely illustrated with many otherwise unpublished photographs.

17 x 27 This picture is believed to be cut from a beer ad; several brewers used this picture. Shows neck up print of all 3 champion horses. Not framed.

Red and silver color scheme

c. 1870's, this appears to be prior to Jarvis' collaboration with Underwood and Underwood in the 1880's.

Smith Centre, Kansas, $500, June 1905

White Mellon Signatures, Serial Number L906066A, District 12-L, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, Blue Seal, Benjamin Franklin profile portrait. This note is in very good condition.

circulated condition, serial B84851960A

Serial N45118791A

Serial D92517059A

Serial D182234A

1853 uniface. Be sure and also check out lot # 134. It is an 1862 Civil War note, great red and black color, Augusta Insurance & Banking Co. obsolete note.

Many articles on World War

Very detailed article on Santa Fe Railroad

November 29, 1963 Vol. 82 No. 22 December 6, 1963 Vol. 82 No. 23 July 18, 1969 Vol. 94 No. 3 August 1, 1969 Vol. 94 No. 5

Volume LXXVI

Volume XCVI

Volume 190, No. 1

May, 1882 No. 1

Volume XXXVI No. 2

signatures, series 1923, serial number E16732671D. This note days "One Silver Dollar payable to bearer on demand" meaning you could redeem it at the bank one one silver dollar, not quarters or half dollars, but could redeem it for one silver dollar. This note is in crisp, uncirculated condition.

Serial Number K89532005K, Parker Burke Signatures, Crisp Uncirculated Condition. Redeemable in one silver dollar and shows good contrast between the dark black eagle and green, and great quality white paper.

Serial Number V27198345A, Speelman White Signatures, Crisp Uncirculated Condition. Redeemable in one silver dollar and shows good contrast between the dark black eagle and green, and great quality white paper.

Serial NumberE76882059A, Elliott Burke Signatures, Crisp Uncirculated Condition. Redeemable in one silver dollar and shows good contrast between the dark black eagle and green, and great quality white paper.

Serial Number V93187753A, Speelman White Signatures.Nice Contrast Between Green "Black Eagle" Ink and Paper, Extra Fine Grade Due To Two Folds, Otherwise Nice Crisp Note.

K92735566D

I01293293A, crisp uncirculated

Series 2003A with www.wheresgeorge.com and railroad logo stamps in color.

Two series 1963-both crisp uncirculated, one series 1953-fine condition and one series 1953B-crisp uncirculated condition

series 2003A All crisp uncirculated.

Serial Number D39849430A, Crisp Uncirculated Condition

Serial Number BE06730455*, crisp uncirculated

Serial Number A 58742804

Serial 31331766A

Uncirculated, F67290588A

Fine to extra fine, Serial J03740870A

evidence of centerfold, otherwise uncirculated. Serial number A07389701A

four uncut notes, F99640505A, F99655505A, F99670505A, and F99685505A; crisp uncirculated

This note does not pay in silver but one silver dollar as stated on the note. This note is good but worn condition.

1957, 1957A, 1957B, high grade AU to CU (almost uncirculated to crisp uncirculated). Don't forget to look at lot 81 for the 1935 series notes in better than usual condition!

series 1935C, 1935F, 1935G, 1935A, 1935B, AU to CU. Extra Fine to Crisp Uncirculated. Don't forget to check out lot 80 as well!

ONE SILVER CERTIFICATE, SERIES 1935 H, THREE $2.00 UNITED STATES NOTES (RED SEAL), ONE SERIES 1928G, TWO OTHERS 1953B. AVERAGE CIRCULATED GOOD CONDITION, ONE 1953B NOTE WOULD PROBABLY GRADE VERY GOOD TO FINE.

crisp uncirculated Federal Reserve note

GL09514427star, fine

Series 2013, MB02841813star - MB02841819star. All crisp uncirculated

uncirculated

good average circulated condition

star 77824434A. fine

F03832738star, fine

F03494989star, fine

almost uncirculated condition

Serial Number Q93121952A

Serial Number I 01249203*

Some are very old and some are more modern.

Three are from the 1940's. The rest are from the 1960's. These are the old pre Euro and pre new Pence.

These are the old pre Euro and pre new Pence. All from the 1960's.

Two are from the 1940's. The rest are from the 1960's. These are the old pre Euro and pre new Pence.

All from the 1960's. These are the old pre Euro and pre new Pence.

All from the 1960's and one that is illegible. These are the old pre Euro and pre new Pence.

One from the 1940's. One is illegible. The rest are from the 1960's. These are the old pre Euro and pre new Pence.

Three from the 1940's. One is illegible. The rest are from the 1960's. These are the old pre Euro and pre new Pence.

Larger than current coins of the same denomination.

Very slight toning, still has the lustre of uncirculated coin.

Almost uncirculated, possibly uncirculated but this piece is toned so as to make that questionable.

Brilliant uncirculated, MS-63. Feathers on eagles breast and lines in Liberty's skirt all show very lustrous. In sealed plastic holder.

Lettering legible on both. On the coin holder says 1857 but coin is actually 1851.

Would still grade good condition as date and mint mark are both legible, but only ear and outline of Liberty head are. Eagle on reverse is discernible but fades to edges.

All lettering is legible. Liberty head is worn.

All lettering is legible. Liberty head is worn.

These are in a tube thus some not as frosty mirror as others, however, all are uncirculated proof coins.

of issue postal covers. One from each mint, San Francisco, Denver, and Philadelphia. In original mint box. First day of issue, all postmarked July 2,1979. All bearing 15cent stamps.

a few V's. At least one is an 1886 no cents variety.

Some of these are Custom Gold Units, some Bank of China. Issued under the republic mostly in 1930's and 40's. Portrait of Sun Yat Sen. Very good to crisp uncirculated condition.

Printed 1944 after Liberation of the Philippines in WWII. Two peso note is good condition. One peso note is average curculated rag due to rough edges. These were redeemable in silver pesos or United States currency of equal value.

Fine condition

20 Pesos, two 10 peso notes; very good to fine condition

These are small size notes, a little less than half the size of our regular dollar bill. Ask your World War II vet about them. One French, two Franc note, one German 1/2 mark-good to fine condition.

ONE POUND NOTE BANK OF ENGLAND, PORTRAIT OF QUEEN ELIZABETH II, AMONG THE LAST OF THE SERIES AS ONE POUND NOTES WERE WITHDRAWN BY THE BANK OF ENGLAND IN 1988 IN FAVOR OF THE ONE POUND COIN. CANADA ONE DOLLAR NOTE, SERIES 1954, CANADA WITHDREW ONE DOLLAR NOTES IN 1989, these notes are not in current circulation due to the one dollar loonie coin. BERMUDA ONE DOLLAR NOTE, young portrait of Queen Elizabeth, series of 1st December 1976; these were withdrawn from circulation in January 2014 DUTCH INDIES EEN NEDERLANDSCH-INDISCHE GULDEN, SERIES 1943, PORTRAIT IS QUEEN WILHELMINA, ALSO SHOWS ROYAL DUTCH COAT OF ARMS.

Uncirculated condition. DATE RANGE 1946 TO PRESENT. THREE HUNGARIAN NOTES ARE 1945 AND 1946 BEFORE CONVERSION OF THE PENGO TO THE FLORINT. THESE NOTES ARE AU TO CU condition and are high denomination reflecting post World War II inflation. Unlike later notes in inflation issues these do have serial numbers. Ethiopian 1 birr note is shows picture of cattle & cattle herding boy who looks to be about 15.

Portrait of Antonio Maceo-very good condition, folds but bill has some crispness left.

Extra fine condition. 1 PESO, SERIES 22-XII-1948 5 PESO, SERIES 19 DE NOVIEMBRE 1969 100 PESO, SERIES VE, 25 MAR 1982 (THIS NOTE IS XF TO AU) 500 PESO, SERIES DA, 14 MAR 1983

F02632262A-F02632268A, consecutive serial numbers, group of seven notes, all crisp uncirculated.

Most very recent, crisp uncirculated. Others older and in good to very good condition.

AUGUSTA BANKING AND INSURANCE CO. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA; UNIFACE ONE DOLLAR NOTE, GOOD CONDITION BUT EDGES ROUGH, ROUGHNESS DOES NOT EXTEND INTO THE INTERIOR OF THE NOTE. NOTE NUMBER 4645. RED AND BLACK COLOR, RED COLOR STILL GOOD, HANDWRITTEN SIGNATURES AND DATE OF jANY (JANUARY) 20, 1862.

Two Chinese bank notes, these are NOT government issued notes but were issued by private banks, one is crisp uncirculated Bank of China, this is the Hong Kong Bank of China, not the People's Republic Bank of China, twenty Hong Kong dollars, series of 1st January 1998, serial # EG394234. Second note is ten dollars or in the equivalent currency of the Colony (Hong Kong); series of 20th March 1968, serial #548951MM.

100 one ngulturm notes; crisp uncirculated in bank wrapper; issued by Royal Monetary Authority of Bhutan, multicolor notes, mostly blue

A few first day covers Monaco, Blaise Pascal, April 30, 1973, Nixon resignation, 8/8/1974; Naval Academy Sesquicentennial, 10/10/1995, & Christmas 1970.

Blade is 4 1/8 " some catalogs list as four inches, don't know why. Marks at hilt of blade say R703 SSP on one side and CASE XX, five dots, lightning style SS, and five more dots indicating the knife was made between 1980 and 1989, all this is above the letters USA on the hilt. Hardwood handle, comes with original sheath. Kiowa in head dress etched on one side of blade. This knife has not been sharpened as it has not needed it, it was made and remains extremely sharp.

Medal struck 1910 through 1916 as a commemorative for American Army troops posted to the Mexican border, this would cover the pre-World War I period of General John J. "Black Jack" Pershing's Mexican expedition to chase Pancho Villa, 1916 to Feb. 1917. Medal is darkened and shows some wear, still in very good to fine condition as legend and design are quite legible.

Minted during the reign of Catherine II, Catherine the Great of Russia; large copper piece, slightly larger and xthicker than our silver dollar, dirty, some copper shiny due to wear, mostly legible, DATED 1781, obverse is stylized script of E II for Ekaterina (Catherine) II, reverse is large Imperial Russian double headed eagle.

Candy box: Bensons Candies 5 x 8 tin box, picture of RMS Queen Mary on top, contains assorted ocean liner postcards and one commemorative cover: Commemorative cover is of Henry Hudson's voyage of discovery up the Hudson River, 1609-1939, 3 cent postage stamp affixed, and states posted on a modern ocean liner, this one being the SS. Bremen, April 15, 1939. Other post cards contined in candy box: RMS Queen Mary photo on front, abstract log on back, dated 1950, showing latitude & longitude, dates, weather, and an average speed of 27.79 knots. RMS Carinthia, 1956 RMS Queen Mary entering New York Harbor c. 1950, Empire State Building in background photoprint post card, women in deck chairs on RMS ivernia, May 7, 1912 ship Ile de France, two cards, one of the ship and one of the chapel SS Belgenland, troop ship in 1914, commercial service 1923-1936 RMS Carmania in service for Cunard line 1905-1932, as an armed merchant cruiser she sank the German ship Cap Trafalgar a newer ship intended to be a merchant raider. After enduring fire from the Cap Trafalgar which destroyed the bridge on Carmania, the crew of the Carmania returned fire toward the waterline of the Cap Trafalgar eventually sinking it on September 14, 1914, World War I was then Gonly a month old. SS Amerika, Hamburg-American line ship, 1906, stamps, postmark, and information about ship on back. RMS Saxonia & Ivernia, one card photo could be of either ship and is so stated. Dated May 1915, no stamp as person who sent the card was on active service and mail for service personnel was sent free. SS Vaderland, front is color lithograph, dated 12 October 1905, back is blank but undivided, says "Private Mailing Card" authorized by act of Congress May 19, 1898 SS Gelderland, stamped and postmarked 14 August 1907 RMS Canopic, White Star Line ship, stamped and dated July 21, 1907 RMS Mauritania, c. 1950, this is the second Mauritania RMS Mauritania, first Mauritania, card is stamped and dated sometime in 1914. The first Mauritania held trans-Atlantic speed records 1909 to 1929, average speed of 23.69 knots RMS Majestic, this Majestic in service 1890=1914, card not dated SS George Washington, despite the name it's a North German Lloyd ship, penny post card stamp, postmarked Sept. 17, 1914, 4 p.m. RMS Oceanic, card back is undivided, states authorized by Act of Congress May 19, 1898, card dated May 5, 1904. Don't forget to check out more nautical treasures in lot 160, 179, 185, 188, and 193!

design on lid

Openers are Sunshine Beer and Schlitz Beer Corkscrew is McPherson Wines

Scarlet Ribbon-the Browns Today-New Christy Minstrels Brother Sun and Sister Moon-Sister Janet Mead SS 396, Paul Revere and the Raiders. This is on Columbia Special Product label created for Chevrolet Dealers

Regan books, 1996, pen mark out on title page, otherwise signed first edition in dust jacket, excellent condition

Modern copy of photograph of General Fitz John Porter and his staff with autograph inscribed to Upton Sinclair, Jr. Had to have been signed sometime after 1878, Sinclair lived 1878-1968, General Porter died in 1901.

Shows some sparkle as fire opals do.

Historical Association, copy of 1881 ornament during Presidency of James A. Garfield.

This picture is post card size, 3 1/2 by 5 1/2 inches, picture probably taken some time in the 1960's 1970's. This photograph is signed by her. Ms. de Havilland was the last surviving star of Gone With the Wind. She appeared opposite Errol Flynn in Charge of the Light Brigade, Captain Blood, and The Adventures of Robin Hood, all in the thirties. She won two Academy Awards for Best Actress in a Leading Role, one for To Each HIs Own, in 1946, one for The Heiress in 1949. Olivia de Havilland left us only last July after celebrating her 104th birthday on July 1. Olivia de Havilland inspired what became known as the de Havilland law; by using California's antipeonage statutes she sued Warner Bros. studio and won, the result was the studio system could not hold anyone to a a personal services contract for longer than seven calendar years. Olivia de Havilland American film debut - Max Reinhardt's A Midsummer Night's Dream, at Warner Brothers; both in 1935.

Her autograph is on a plain piece of paper torn from an old autograph book. The movie stills are not signed, the autograph is separate from the photos. The photographs were publicity pictures used by MGM to promote their films; these are from the movie The Great Ziegfeld for which Ms. Rainer won her first Oscar in 1937, her second came a year later for the film The Good Earth. She passed from this life just thirteen days shy of her 105th birthday. The movie stills are black and white photographs of Ms. Luise Rainer in costume as Anna Held in the Great Ziegfeld. These are not large photos, measure about 8 by 10; they were used for lobby cards and general publicity. Luise Rainer had her American film debut in Escapade at Metro Goldwyn Mayer in Escapade

The Complete Paintings by Visionary Master

A comprehensive survey of painting, sculpture, architecture and crafts, their methods, styles and technical terms, from the earliest times to the present day Fredrick A. Praeger, PublishersNew York, N.Y.

2 "The World of Watteau" 1684-1721 Two of them are in slipcases

One small barrel, approximately 2 X 2 inches, made from the teakwood deck of the RMS Mauritania, launched 1906, barrel made when she was scrapped in 1935. Has brass plate inscribed "From the decking of the Mauritania the Old Lady of the Atlantic. She held trans-Atlantic speed records from 1909-1929. She was sister to the Lusitania; both were fast ships, the advantage of speed was the main reason the Mauritania did not suffer the same fate of being torpedoed like her sister ship. Indeed had the Lusitania not slowed down to turn she likely would have easily out ran the submarine and not been torpedoed. Not certain what year the deck was laid on RMS Mauritania, but this little barrel has to be around 112-114 years old.

This is the holder only, does not contain record: As it is it is in good condition. Holder for Columbia Phonograph Company talking machine cylinder recording. Several patent dates shown, first is in 1898, last in 1903.

World Maps, 31 page booklet, maps in color, compliments of John Boyle & Co., Inc. copyright 1917, maps of many countries as well as European theater of war during World War I.

J.R. Watkins Company, Winona, Minnesota. Contains recipes and description of Watkins products, design of which hasn't changed much since 1918, 64 pages, cover in color.

Boris Gudunoff, Chicago Civic Opera c. 1892, 51 pages in Italian and English. La Boheme, Metropolitan Opera House, New York, 1898, 100 pages, in Italian and English. Faust, published by Oliver Ditson, 1892, 45 pages in Italian and English. Some covers are loose. As near as can be told these have the complete libretto text, Faust even includes short sections of music.

Confederate States of America $50 bond, 1 May 1861, bond number, fifty dollar bonds were issued early in the war and are thus somewhat more rare. Inflation had it's effect and bond denominations went up substantially later. Coupons attached.

Bond number 32594, coupons attached

National Geographic size, ads for Charles Field Haviland china and Electro-Silicon silver polish amongst others.

24 Feb. 1863, bond number 887, coupons attached.

engraving of painting by J.M.W. Turner, late nineteenth century.

Some with Bolshevik hammer and sickle overprint. Fifteen more old Russian stamps from after the 1917 revolution.

and Discovery. These are of the replica of the 3 sailing ships that brought the first settlers to Jamestown, VA in 1607.

Some time after 1870 from his appearance there at the end of the Franco Prussian War.

Size of National Geographic

Folder has additional information shown in pictures.

Eight pages, measures 6 1/2" x 10".

Head Chief of the Blackfoot, Osage Warrior, Camanche (sic) Warrior. Color of these is excellent, date from the latter nineteenth century; they are matted but not framed.

Souder's Elegant Flavoring Extracts Royal Remedy & EXT. Co. Dayton, O

This is a Falkland Islands issue bearing five stamps commemorating the ship SS. Great Britain designed by Ismbard Brunel, built in 1842 and on display at Bristol, England to this very day. Include recent one page photocopy of the Saloon deck and Main deck of this ship.

Dated Feb. 17-18, 1876

Manassas Gap Line, handwritten, brief document, dated Nov. 11, 1862

Two photos on front, one is CLAY COUNTY COURT HOUSE, in Henrietta, Texas, shows horses and buggies around town square. other photo is of Hapgood house which is still standing in Henrietta on the east side of town.

Company, Scranton, PA, January 1858, large bond, uncancelled.

Allen & Son, dealers in general merchandise, pay to the order of State Bank of Meridian, Okla. June 23, 1909. Possible a draft as it does not appear to have been cashed. First State Bank of Clarita, Okla. on August 23, 1916, 0ne July 7, 1918.

one Russian, printed in Russian and French, dated 11 July 1886, cancelled July 30, 1886, one Bulgarian dated 10 April 1893, cancelled March (?) 29, 1893, thus both are early postcards.

Queen Elizabeth, Thursday, September 29, 1949. Programme- British spelling of program

On exhibit at 1933 Century of progress, World's Fair in Chicago.

This one is unusual in that it is ; BUS, AIR, RAIL At the time the Boston and Maine Railroad owned Northeast Airlines. Northeast Airlines later became a part of Delta.

ALL are WORLD WAR I era and in black and white; none look to be more recent than 1919. Several are scenes of the bombardment of Verdun; two are unusual in that one shows French soldiers, one of them on an early motor cycle. The other unusual one is of a crowd around French aviator Capitaine Guynemer and his airplane; it is a biplane, uncertain whether it is a Nieuport or not.

Menu, breakfast on RMS Aquitania, Tuesday September 21, 1926 Menu SS Elisabethville, first class passenger breakfast menu, Belgian ship, but has Quaker Oats on the menu.

All are postmarked June 29, 1995 at Gettsburg, Pennsylvania, retail price sticker from Smithsonian shops is on wrapper of each. One of Cherokee Confederate General Stand Watie, last Confederate general to accept Lee's surrender at Appomattox; one of Phoebe Yates Pember, administrator of Chimborazo hospital #2, two of Union nurse and founder of the American Red Cross, Clara Barton. All bear 32 cent stamps.

plastic frame, scene by Watteau on front, place for correspondence on back so clearly meant to be a postcard. A fewe are embossed old Valentines, one of these is bt the Forget Me Not card company and is embossed on the card.

From the painting by Sir Augustus Wall Callcott of A Dutch East-Indiaman Landing Passengers, painted 1830. This is NOT a painting, it is an 17 X 12, fairly large black and white print. The Callcott lived 1779-1884. This print was probably made sometime in the mid Nineteeth Century.

Government reproductions in the style of presentation copies of Presidential Proclamations. Four by President George H.W. Bush and two by William J. Clinton

Newspaper for week ending December 10, 1884.

but very old, 18??

Store 8 To 10 Cambridge Street Boston, Mass. Registered. 10" Tall

Cardinal Grosbeak (c. 1833) From the Birds of America, Plate 159 Contemporary Print, modern copy of painting in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

Columbia Jay , From the Birds of America, Plate 96 Contemporary Print, modern copy of painting in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

"A Midnight Race on the Mississippi" "The Wreck of the Steam Ship San Francisco" "Steam-boat Knickernocker"

"Glendalough" Wicklow T. Creswick, E. Raddyffe "Trim" Meath. H. Gastineau, C.T. Dixon

National Geographic, includes one smaller map 9 X 12 of Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Mississippi; Oklahoma is shown as Indian Territory and Oklahoma Territory so has to have been made after 1890 and before Oklahoma statehood in 1907.

immigration officer of port of arrival. 17.5" x 24" and various prints, drawings and pictures.

London Illustrated News, Graphic, these pages have text but also show large format black and white prints made from steel plates as were used to illustrate magazines and newspapers of the day. One page shows a political cartoon by Thomas Nast, he popularized the Democratic donkey and Republican elephant, this cartoon is about the Grant administration so shows an elephant. One page is of the "Morning mustering of the contrabands." at Fortress Monroe. This is the same Fort Monroe depicted in the movie Glory.

Extra fine to AU. Consecutive serial numbers MKO27327-MKO27332

100 Roubles series 1910, issued under Nicholus II, Catherine II portrait and water mark,

10 Roubles Series 1909-Fine 5 Roubles Series 1909-AU 3 Roubles Series 1905-Good 1 Rouble Series 1898-Good

Issued under Nicholas II, portrait & watermark of Catherine II, Catherine the Great

Issued under Nicholas II, portrait & watermark of Catherine II, Catherine the Great

Issued under Nicholas II, portrait & watermark of Catherine II, Catherine the Great

Issued under Nicholas II, portrait & watermark of Catherine II, Catherine the Great

Issued under Nicholas II, portrait & watermark of Catherine II, Catherine the Great

Corporation Stock Certificates

Corporation stock certificates

1 Western Maryland Railway Company, 9 Avondale School District, 5 Great Northern Nekoosa Corporation, and 1 Bond Stores, Incorporated

9 Atlantic Richfield Company, 17 Bond Stores, Incorporated

Stock Certificate.

Stock certificates.

Steel Corporation stock certificates.

Allentown, PA, unissued uncancelled stock certificates

Guaranteed Bonds

Company, printed to be dated 18__. This is unissued, but signed and is not cancelled.

Uncancelled stock certificates

Check size stock transfers, uncancelled, printed as checks are, the rerst is handwritten,all dated January 1854

Others are smaller, printed in Bulgarian, one series 1917, last date is 1942, this bond is NOT cancelled and bears coupons, last coupon dated 1942. Smaller bonds are dated 1945 and 1927, neither are cancelled and both appear to have paid off as neither of them bear coupons.

Three Kingdom of Greece bonds, unusual in that these appear to be "bearer" bonds to whom interest during the time period of the bond and the principle due is paid to the bearer of the bond thus the owner of the bond does NOT appear on the bond itself. Bearer bonds are seldom if ever issued today These are the series of 1898, also unusual in that although issued by the Kingdom of Greece, should the Greek government default the principle and interest of the bond was still guaranteed to be paid by the governments of France, Great Britain, and Russia. These bear a British ten shilling tax stamp, NO coupons attached, and are printed in English, French, Russian, and Greek. Russia Railroad bond issued under the Tsar's government bond series of 1913, bond size is 10 by 15, plus a little more for as some coupons are still attached. Printed in French and Russian on both front and back, bears French stamp on back dated 1919, otherwise appears uncancelled as there are NO punch cancellation holes as was standard cancellation practice at the time. Small seal of Imperial Russian governent eagle at upper left on front of bond.

largest bond is approximately 15 by 20 inches, others are smaller. Largest bond is series 1931, larger with attached coupons unfolded, printed in English, French, and Romanian; this bond is uncancelled. Second bond is slightly smaller, also uncancelled, series of 1903, principle due May 1928, some coupons attached. Third bond is smaller yet, series of 1922 coupons are present but not attached; larger bonds bear royal Romanian seal, small one has harvest scene vignette at bottom.

ONE preferred certificate measuring 7 X 15 inches as it has portion of record book page still attached, this certificate is dated October 13, 1897, was cancelled May 26, .1898. Vignette in upper left corner shows steam train passing factory. Two additional certificates are common stock, two circle vignettes, date in engraved script on certificates is July 1, 1904; these are unissued but cancelled.

Mohawk and Malone

both dated November 1933. And 16 Pan American World Airways, Inc Certificates

Larger vignette than usual, dated 9th day of April 1884. This is the company that built Pullman railroad cars. There was the saying, "Lincoln freed the slaves and George Pullman hired them" as many newly freedmen became Pullman porters. They earned an reputation of being excessively polite and very very efficient despite many of them working under Jim Crow conditions. If we all had Pullman porter manners this world would be a better place! The old Pullman mansion in Washington, DC is now the Russian embassy. Stalin's government wanted the mansion restyled in 1930's art deco, the designer and architect refused saying he would not change the hair on the last cupid, thus it remains largely in tact. This certificate is a piece of the company that built the mansion and employed African American workers when others would not.

Fraternal Order of Beavers, $100 Investment Certifiicate, cancelled, unissued Fraternal Order of Beavers, $50 Investment Certificate, cancelled, unissued

Slightly smaller than average stock certificate. Cancelled, elaborately printed but no vignette, cancellation date is February 18, 1887

unusual size, 7 X 10, $1000, printed in Dutch, bears Royal Dutch tax stamp in upper right corner. UNCANCELLED, began 7% interest 1 October 1897, most recent date is 31 Mai 1920. Mai=May.

of stock, this is on light blue paper a little larger than a business size check, printed and handwritten , no vignette, but is dated December 31, 1855, excellent condition.

Nice vignette of American type steam locomotive at top center, two smaller vignettes in each lower corner, one of another steam train, the other of person with horse and buggy. Back bears tax stamps, this certificate was issued 18 December 1886, reassignment date on back reads December 1913.

This is Miami, Ohio, not Florida. Onc cdertificate dated December 16, 1913 and is punch cancelled; tax stamp cancellations are dated June 5, 1936. Second certificate a little more interesting as was hand cancelled by lines drawn through the signatures, date on front and back reads January 2, 1851. These certificates are roughly 8 X 10, both have the same vignette; the vignette pictures a steam train and is unusual in that the engine of the train only has a single driving wheel so is an early steam engine.

Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis Railway Company, dated 22 March 1892. Circle vignette of American type 4-4-0 locomotive in upper right corner.

Columbus, Chicago, and Indiana Central Railway Company, dated 15 August 1892.

center vignette of Native Americans, one certificate dated May 12, 1882, one dated May 8, 1891

Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown Rail Road Company, steam train vignette

Date line 18__, but is unissued & uncancelled - stock certificate.

7 X 10 inch stock certificate dated 17 July 1869, bears federal tax stamp on lower left, center vignette of American 4-4-0 type locomotive.

Central Collateral, says it will pay off in gold coin; these bonds are unissued and uncancelled; bond number X951 and bond number 2481

Some of these have the Horseshoe curve in the vignette, some do not; the Horseshoe curve was an engineering construction marvel in its day which is why it appears on many Pennsylvania RR stock certificates.

Some of these have the Horseshoe curve in the vignette, some do not; the Horseshoe curve was an engineering construction marvel in its day which is why it appears on many Pennsylvania RR stock certificates.

Bond is slightly larger than average stock certificate. Nice vignette of steam train and waterfall; date is uncertain, company seal as nearly as is legible reads 1886, bond scheduled to run from 1874 through 1904.

Looks older but can't be, vignette shows steam engine pulling passenger cars across bridge and roundel of Native American in center.

Consolidated Gold Bonds, these paid off in Gold Coin of the United States, not paper money; four bonds, one dated October 1903, three others dated 1944. Bonds' principle was due in 2002, we were off the gold standard long before which may be the reason these bonds were cancelled.

Registered gold debenture of 1957, this bond dated May 1, 1920

Numbers M913 and M956; gold mortgage bonds, dated 1931, but scheduled to run from 1914 to 1998.

certificates, both have steam engine voignette, one is preferred stock dated 29 September 1887, other is common stock dated 22 October 1890, both are punch cancelled, still in great condition considering age.

15 The Grand Union Company, 7 Avondale School District, 4 EuroFund, 4 The American Tobacco Company and 8 International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation

16 American Brand Inc., 7 Bond Stories, and 7 Atlantic Richfield Company

1 International Telephone and Telegraph, 1 The New York, Chicago, & St. Louis Railroad Company, 3 The New York Central RR Company, 2 Great Northern Nekoosa Corporation, 1 Erie-Lackawanna RR Company, 1 Eurofund, 4 Erie RR Company10 The Grand Union, 1 Bonds Stories, Incorporated, and 10 Pan American World Airways, Inc

1 International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation, 4 Erie RR Company, 10 Pan American World Airways, Inc., 1 Bonds Stories, Incorporated, 10 Grand Union Company, 1 Seatrain Lines, Inc., 2 Great Northern Nekoosa Corporation, and 2 The New York Central Railroad Company

9 The Grand Union Company, 9 Pan American World Airways, Inc., 3 Great Northern Nekoosa Corporation, 1 Bonds Stores, Incorporated, 1 Eurofund, 3 Erie Railroad Company, 4 The New York Central Railroad Company, 1 International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation

11 The Grand Union,1 Eurofund, Inc., 1 Bond Stories, Incorporated, 3 Erie Railroad Company, 4 The New York Central Railroad Company, 9 Pan American World Airways, Inc., 2 International Telephone and telegraph Corporation and 1 Great Northern Nekoosa Corporation

10 The Grand Union Company, 2 Bond Stories, Incorporated, 10 Pan American World Airways, Inc., 3 The New York Central Railroad Company, 3 Erie Railroad Company, 3 Great Northern Nekoosa Corporation, 2 International And Telegraph Corporation

certificates 1931

5 The Grand Union Company, 4 The American Tobacco Company, 2 Magma Copper Company and 5 The New York, Chicago, and St. Louis

1874, these are a little larger than post card size

2 Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company 2 United Cigar-Whelan Stores Corporation, 1 West Indies Sugar Corporation, 1 Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company, 1 Farinon Electric and 1 Crown Zellerbach Corporation

1 North American Light & Power Company, 3 Reading Company, 1 Universal Light and Power Company, and 1 Union Pacific Corporation

3 Fifteen Park Row Corporation, 4 The New York Central Railroad Company, 1 General American Investors Company, Inc., 1 Western Maryland Railway Company, 2 The Forest City Railway Company, 1 The North American Company, 1 North American Light & Power Company, 1 Reading Company

This flute is in exceptional condition!

Certificate of authenticity

Certificate of authenticity

Certificate of authenticity

Certificate of authenticity

Certificate of authenticity

Certificate of authenticity

Certificate of authenticity

Certificate of authenticity

Certificate of authenticity

Certificate of authenticity

Yankees

Yankees

Authorized Collector's Edition

Authorized Collector's Edition

These boots were made in Italy and show to be size 39...which converts to ladies size 9 in the U.S. Definitely look these boots up as they hold some good value.