Bodie Bluff Stock Issued and Signed by Stanford - One

1860's Bodie Bluff Consolidated Mining Company stock certificate signed by Leland Stanford. One of the 'Big Four', Sacramento merchants who financed the Central Pacific Railroad; the others were Mark

3 Bodie Bluff Mining Co. Stock Certificates, Signed Leland Stanford. Approximately In Frame Approximately 24.5L x 19.75W x 0.875D in. SightApproximately 16.25L x 12.625W in.

Five stock certificates representing cattle companies south of the border. Included in the lot are three Wood-Hogarth Cattle Company (two issued and signed, one blank), The Modern Mexico Cattle & Inve

William S. Paley (1901–1990) was the chief executive who built the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) from a small radio network into one of the foremost radio and television network operations in t

Very early canal stock! Issued in 1799 to Samuel Blodget, Junior, of Philadelphia for one share. Signed by Samuel Blodget as president and Samuel Kidder as clerk. Not cancelled. Black print on thick p

A NASA issued signed 8x10 by one of the twelve men who walked on the moon (2nd) with COA the pixelation is just a bad scan as it is printed on heabvy paper stock it is perfect in person

Partly-printed DS, signed “Pierpont Morgan,” one page, 11.5 x 6.75, November 21, 1881. Stock certificate issued to Stephen Busk of London, England, for 10 shares in the Tunnel Railroad of

Scarce auto certificate issued in 1922 and signed by F.J. Fisher as president. Seven Fisher brothers including Frederick John Fisher were part of the Fisher Body Company of Detroit. The company sold o

A RARE museum quality one of a kind that launched the studio in 1928 Charie Chaplin Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford formed United Artists Studio this is the 19th stock issued to Feature Films Stud

ONE OF THE FIRST TELEPHONE COMPANY STOCKS ISSUED - C.A. Brome - American financier; president of the Mexican Telephone Co. Document signed, NY, NY, 1899. Also signed by the company treasurer. 8-1/4 x

Signed by one of the builders of the Como to Carson River Road. This is a Van Winkle family affair. Issued to A. J. Van Winkle and signed by president A. J. Van Winkle and secretary P. W. Van Winkle.

Lot of 2: 1) No. B12246, issued for 100 shares to Van Deventer & Patton on January 5,1881. Signed by Jay Gould as president; 2) No. A40657, issued for 10 shares to L. H. Niles. Signed by George J. Gou

Stock certificate issued by American Express Company, dated January 1865, cert #1563, one share @ $500 each, issued to Eliza Tomlinson, signed by President Henry Mills, stamped Authorized Capital 10,0

Des Moines Northern & Western Railroad Co, Stock, Incorp Iowa, No. 30, one share, issued to Roswell Miller, signed by FM Hubbell as president, and secretary (illegible), 1898, 10x8", i/c, one revenue

Nevada territorial signed by Leland Stanford's brother. Emmet Lode, Esmeralda (printed upper left). "Claim 600 Feet" (printed under title). Inc. March 1863. No. 40, issued for 10 shares to F.O. Spring

Lot of 4 different. 1) Codorus Navigation Company. Pennsylvania. Cert. #1228, issued for one share in 1838. Signed by the company officers. 3 x 8" The company was sold due to a freshet period in 1852

Incorporated 1905/1933 State of Louisiana and Mississippi. Two stock I/C, embossed seal, , $100 par, signed (hole punched). One green, #A523, 75 shares, issued Dec 28, 1920, vignette train arriving an

One hundred shares of Splitdorf-Bethlehem Electrical Company, issued in 1930 and signed by Charles Edison as president. Edison was the son of famous inventor Thomas Edison. Edison also ran his father'

Inc. in Nevada, April 1, 1912. Stock certificate number ONE, issued to secretary CT Boyd for 10 shares in September 1912. Signed by Boyd and Frank Golden as vice president. Not cancelled. Green border

Stock certificate for the Delaware and Schuylkill Canal Navigation out of Philadelphia August 4, 1792, issued to Robert Andrews Certificate No. 9 for one share boldly signed by Robert Morris as presid

One 10 dollar share of the capital stock of the Centennial Board of Finance for the 1876 Centennial International Exposition in Philadelphia, issued to Augustus Woodford Williard, signed by Treasurer

No. 541, issued to Thomas Smyth for one share in 1814. Signed by president Hamilton and treasurer Joseph Guible. Cancelled by stamp on the reverse in 1913. Endorsed by Smyth. 6 x 11" Some stains, smal

Cert. #482, issued for one share to George Best. Signed by Thomas Mooney as president. Black on creme with revenue stamp at bottom left. Eagle vignette. Dividends paid in gold coin twice a year. Print

A fabulous stock with large historical significance. No. 277. Issued April 10th, 1792 for one share to Joseph Ball. Signed by the company president William Bingham and the treasurer (illegible). Rever