1869 Western North Carolina Railroad Co. Bond

From the Alan Thomas collection a group of medium format black & white negatives from the East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad. A 3' narrow gauge line known for its steam locomotive operat

$10,000 bond no. X924, issued to John D. Rockefeller on June 4th, 1917. Not signed by Rockefeller. Signed by the vice president and asst. secretary. Punch cancelled. $20 investment revenue stamps in t

B77b. Incorp 1917 State of Maryland. I/C , #X724, $10,000, First Mortgage, 4%, 50 yr registered gold bond, issued to John D. Rockefeller June 4, 1917, cancelled 1919. Signed by Asst. secretary and Viv

DESCRIPTION: United States of America State of South Carolina (Savannah & Charleston Railroad Co.) Bond Sheet for completion of the railroad. Signatures in dip pen. Mounted in wood frame. CIRCA: 1866

DESCRIPTION: United States of America State of South Carolina (Savannah & Charleston Railroad Co.) Bond Sheet for completion of the railroad. Signatures in dip pen. Mounted in wood frame. CIRCA: 1866

DESCRIPTION: United States of America State of South Carolina (Savannah & Charleston Railroad Co.) Bond Sheet for completion of the railroad. Signatures in dip pen. Mounted in wood frame. CIRCA: 1866

Important J. F. Brower 1 Gallon Signed Jug Masonic Stamp born 1848-1911 this is a fantastic salt glazed jug from Western North Carolina, Randolph County. These come up from time to time with the J.F.

First Mortgage Gold Bond No. 1 of the Silverton, Gladstone, and Northerly Railroad Company in Colorado. Certifies that the railroad company was indebted to the Newtonville Trust Company for 500 dollar

Richmond & Danville, Piedmont & North Carolina Railroads. Pass No. 431, issued for 1875 to TC Ourn, general manager of the B&S RR. Signed by the engineer & superintendent. Red print with green underpr

Great southern Pottery lot of Pisgah Forest Pottery Lot of Western North Carolina this lot of three is two vases one which is a scarce crystalline multi color glaze that has a small chip at base and s

Cert. #646, issued for $100 by the railroad. Signed by Charles Paine, the governor of Vermont from 1841-1843. Printed by Beals & Greene. Black on white with state seal. Four coupons at the bottom. Unc

Castenholz says this is the rarest of 4 different for this company (pg. 58). $500 bond no. 6769, issued in October 1868. Signed by president Geo. Greene, secretary Cleutz, and the treasurer. Stamp and

Old Colony Railroad Co, Bond, Incorp Mass, $1000, paid Gold Coin, #1106, issued 1894, signed by president and treasurer (illegible), 22x15" with all coupons attached, i/c, 1 cert

Naugatuck Railroad Co, Bond, $5000, Gold Mortgage, 1926, No. 5, issued to Trustees for Dorothy Quincy Trowbridge under the will of E. Hayes Trowbridge, 1904, signed by EG Bucklaud as vice president an

Old Colony Railroad Co, Bond, Incorp Mass, $25,000, payable 1938, issued to Adams, Blodget & Co, 1890, signed by Charles J. Choate as president, John M. Washburn as treasurer, with four more signature

Danbury and Norwalk Railroad Co, Bond, $5000, Gold Mortgage, No. 477, unsigned 19XX , 13x9", u/I, u/c, 1 cert

3 railroad views of round knob and vicinity. also 3 views of Asheville and vicinity. all views of Western North Carolina. 3 views by T.H. Lindsey and 3 by Lindsey and Brown.

Pass No. 295 issued to W.C. Herrmann from the Oconee & Western railroad. Hand signed by railroad President Robert Hancock.

Fine 1920's Jacon B. Cole (1869-1943) North Carolina Art Pottery Vase with a stunning glaze and is in collector grade condition. Standing 8 1/2" Tall

New Haven and Derby Railroad Co, Special Issue Bond guaranteed by the City of New Haven, $1000, incorporation Conn., No. 87, issued in 1870, signed by New Haven Mayor and Comptroller (illegible) Morri

Lot of two: 1) International Silver Co. style 05050, 14 ounce, coffee/tea pot; 5 1/2 inches tall; 5 1/2 inches handle to spout. Logo: C & N. W. on bottom. 2) International Silver Co. style 05050, 8 oz

C. & N.W. RAILROAD POLICE PIE PLATE BADGE NO. 44 Obsolete Chicago & North Western Railroad Police pie plate badge, Number 44. Marked C.H. Hanson Co. Chicago on back.  Measurements: 3 x 3

Includes: Georgia Railroad; Southern Railway; Louisville & Nashville; Charleston & Western Carolina; Norfolk and Western; The Pullman Co.; The Pennsylvania Railroad; Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines; The T

City and County of San Francisco in aid of the Western Pacific and Central Pacific Railroad Co's. I/C, no. 111. Issued May 1. 1865, Red/Orange border, embossed seal, vignette of 4-4-0 train in a circl