CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA $500 BOND

Traditional Collectibles: Scripophily Pre 1900: item #673213
FP1371

This approximately 12 ½” x 14” Confederate States of America $500 bond (FP1371) is dated March 2nd, 1863. Noted as an 8% Coupon Bond, it has the bust of C. G. Memminger in the upper center, and a cotton plant in the lower center. Four coupons remain attached to the bottom of the bond. In overall fairly good condition (I’d rank it at a 6-7), and in spite of folds, a 1 ½” tear along one of the folds, and a few small holes, the bond would display nicely if framed and flattened behind glass. NOTE: i... Click for details

Inter-Mountain Mining and Industrial Association 1906

Traditional Collectibles: Scripophily Pre 1910: item #609735

Beautifully engraved certificate from the Inter-Mountain Mining and Industrial Association issued in 1906. This historic document is hand signed by the Company's President, Thomas B. Crawford and is over 100 years old.

ORIGINAL DOCUMENT SIGNED BY A MINUTE MAN

Traditional Collectibles: Scripophily Pre 1900: item #531736
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Boston 20 Sept. 1811 dated receipt for various commodities in quantity (evidently for resale) purchased by Nathan Logell from Isaac Bowers. Bowers was a Minute Man who enlisted for 8 months on August 1, 1775 to serve under Capt. John Perry and Lt. John Paine. 9 1/4” x 7 3/4”, hand scribed and signed by Bowers on both sides. Extraordinary piece of Americana.

CERTIFICATE FOR 9 CROW SCALPS

Traditional Collectibles: Scripophily Pre 1900: item #459124

An unusual document, a Certificate dated 8th of June 1849 for Nine Crow Scalps, killed in 'aforesaid county'. See images. Not for the squeamish!

MAIDSTONE BANK 1 POUND NOTE 1825/Paper 50 Cents

Traditional Collectibles: Scripophily Pre 1837 VR: item #454377
147 - 87

Measurements: 8"x 4 1/2" pound note: 3 1/2"x2 1/2" 50 cent paper note

This pair of paper money has been framed under glass with a metal rim. I have no idea when the framing was done, but the glass and metal are undamaged except for scratches to the red paint on the metal. Please examine the pictures carefully for details.