A Circa 1860 Mostly Southern Obsolete Banknote

A Circa 1860 Mostly Southern Obsolete Banknote Grouping comprised of: Maryland, $1.00 The Allegany County Bank; South Carolina, 50c Bank of the State of South Carolina; Virginia, $20.00 Bank of the Va

A Quintet of Circa 1840-1860 Georgia Obsolete Banknotes: $10.00 The Augusta Insurance and Banking Co.; $20.00 The Augusta Insurance and Banking Co.; $5.00 The City Bank; $1.00 The Bank of Fulton; $3.0

Grouping of twenty-three (23) 19th and early 20th-century obsolete currency notes and ephemera, including Civil War-era Southern bills. 1st item: Ten dollar State of Virginia Monticello Bank note, ser

1850's - 60's $10 $20 VIRGINIA OBSOLETE BANKNOTES Lot of two 1850's - 1860's Virginia obsolete banknotes, to include:  $10 Bank of Pittsylvania note, Serial number 443, hand dated May 16th, 1861

1800's $3 $5 MARYLAND OBSOLETE BANKNOTES Lot of two 1830's - 1860's Maryland obsolete banknotes. To include:  $3 Salisbury, Somerset and Worcester Savings Bank note, Serial number 1094, dated No

1860's OBSOLETE RAILROAD BANKNOTES MICHIGAN & GEORGIA Lot of two 1860's obsolete Rail Road company banknotes. To include:  $1 Macon, Georgia The Macon & Brunswick Rail Road Company note, Ser

NC. 1860 $10 Miners & Planters Obsolete Bank Note Estimate: $150

A Very Scarce Obsolete Banknote Proof. Circa Mid-1800's $20.00 The Village Bank. Bowdoinham, Maine. Easily CU or better and a well-centered example with excellent visual appeal and the usual hole punc

1862 $3 HARTFORD CONNECTICUT OBSOLETE BANKNOTES Lot of two 1860's $3 Connecticut obsolete banknote, to include:  $3 Hartford Bank note, Serial number illegible, dated 1862. $3 Hartford, Charter

1860 state of Florida "Bank of Fernandina" twenty dollars bank note circa 1860, framed in a shadowbox alongside three Civil War era bullets. Bill has moderate wear and tatters with age, especially to

1850's - 60's $10 NORTH CAROLINA OBSOLETE BANKNOTES Lot of two 1850's - 1860's North Carolina obsolete banknotes, to include:  $10 Bank of Lexington note, Serial number 302, hand dated July 20th

1850's - 60's $5 $10 SOUTH CAROLINA OBSOLETE BANKNOTES Lot of three 1850's-1860's South Carolina obsolete banknotes. To include:  $5 Cheraw, The Merchants' Bank of South Carolina note, Serial nu

1850's - 60's DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA OBSOLETE BANKNOTES Lot of two 1850's - 1860's Washington, D.C. obsolete banknotes. To include:  $1 The City Bank note, No serial number, dated June 10th, 1852.

1860's $2 $3 NORTH CAROLINA OBSOLETE BANKNOTES Lot of two 1860's North Carolina obsolete banknotes. To include:  $2 Greensboro Mutual note, Serial number 5430, Plate D, hand dated January 1, 186

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1850's-60's $1 $3 DE SOTO, NEBRASKA OBSOLETE BANKNOTES Lot of two 1850's-1860's De Soto, Nebraska obsolete banknotes. To include:  $1 Bank of De Soto note, Serial number 3631, Plate B, print dat

1850's-60's SOUTH CAROLINA BANK OF HAMBURG BANKNOTES Lot of three 1850's-1860's South Carolina Bank of Hamburg obsolete banknotes. To include:  $5 note, Serial number 448, Plate C, dated Septemb

Circa 1860 figural face bottle with incredible detail. Attributed to Alabama. 8"H x 5"W. A classic face vessel example from the 19th century. Even though Edgefield has the most central and well-docume

Circa 1860. Having a rectangular top over two hinged punched tin doors with original tin in the doors and the sides of the case all over a single lower drawer resting on square legs. H58" D17 1/2" W40

Circa 1860. The piece is completely crafted of heart pine with a fine figured grain. One small drawer flanking basin above two large paneled doors atop a shaped foot. H33 1/4" W53" D21 1/4" Sold from

Circa 1860, Piedmont, South Carolina. The piece has a thick one board walnut top resting on four red cedar legs which are securely mortised through the top. The legs flare naturally. Nice old surface.

Circa 1860, Catawba Valley, North Carolina. School of Daniel Seagle. The piece having a very fine form with nicely applied and shaped handles at upper body each of which have excellent glass runs cast

Randolph County, Alabama, circa 1860. having large, proud form with well-applied handles on slightly ovoid body exhibiting exceptionally bold alkaline glaze with kiln drips.

Circa 1860, Texas, attributed to John Leapard working in Rusk County. Very nicely glazed and formed jar. The piece has a double ring tooled rim over an ovoid body with rich alkaline glaze with incised