American River Water and Mining Co. Document Group

Lot of five pieces from the 1860s: three receipts, a promissory note, and $500 bond signed by CTH Palmer, a banker, assayer, and Wells Fargo agent in the Folsom area in the 1860s. The American River W

Lot of 14 receipts dating from 1853. American River Water and Mining; Sacramento Valley Beet Sugar Company; Sacramento Savings Bank; Los Angeles Gas Co.; Booth & Co. Grocers of Sacramento. 1866 ticket

Issued Gold Rush era 1855 American River Water and Mining Stock. #109.Date: Country (if not USA): State: CaliforniaCity: Mormon IslandProvenance:

Mines located at American Bar, Middle Fork of the American River, Placer County, CA around Oct. 20th 1857. Breakout of charges for refining ore at 10 tons per day at $13 per ton. 9 pages on folded blu

Est. $ 40 - 60 Inuit or Eskimo Figural Group. An original Al Wolf first American soapstone carving depicting a Dog sled, a four dog team and their Inuit handler mounted on Canadian oak and back marked

[SIGNED BOOK] JOHN HAYS HAMMOND [1855-1936] American mining engineer, b. San Francisco. On staff, U.S. Geological Survey, in California gold fields (1880); associated with Cecil Rhodes in development

Group of Native American Pendants and Gorgets, eight stone pieces total including: two keyhole pendants; three gorgets, one marked "Pennsylvania" and another "Overton Co. TN, West Fork River"; two ban

Asa Cheffetz (American, 1897-1965) Bridge Over Mad River, 1948; Cape Lighthouse, 1948; Mid-Winter, 1948; Along the Winooski, 1948; Winter in Southampton, 1949 (a group of five) wood engraving publ

Ed Diers (1870-1947) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Iris glaze scenic vase showing a group of Native Americans on horseback, silhouetted in dark woods with water in the distance, shape number 1658E

# 521 for 1,000 shares to Chas A. Howland. Signed by president John G Webster and clerk JE Gilley. Incorporated in Massachusetts in 1863. Datelined 1864. 25c Certificate Revenue Stamp. Not cancelled.

Collection of about 40 receipts related to the Utica Mining Co., Angels Camp, Calaveras Co., California, 1889-1905, one of the richest associated with the Mother Lode during the 1890s, comprising bill

10 vintage glass seltzer bottles / soda siphons. St. Louis, MO: Silver Seal Seltzer American Soda Water Co., Clover Leaf Brand Enno Sander Seltzer & Soda Co.; Chicago, IL: Lincoln Bottling Co., Peacoc

1897. Vignette of a goddess wearing an illuminating cap, title on a nice banner,. Black and white printing with a gold seal and body print of an eagle. Issued from Phoenix, we can only assume this was

Lot of 4 different. Includes: Santa Rosa Water Works (1906); Calaveras Water & Mining Company (1882); Los Angeles Improvement Company (1907); and James Shields Murphy, Inc., Los Angeles (1912).Date: 1

(AMERICAN CYANOTYPE) Cleveland Iron Mining Co., freight car loading chute. Cyanotype, the image measuring 10½x13½ inches (26.7x34.3 cm.), the sheet 14x16¾ inches (35.6x42.5 cm.). Circa

4 ¾” x 3” Catlinite Disc Pipe, Tag reads White Water River, Wayne Co. Indiana

An American Silver Water Pitcher Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Late 19th Century marked 925-1000 on underside. 27 ozt 12 dwt   Height 9 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Maria Perry, Lex

An American Silver Water Pitcher Watson Co., Attleboro, MA, 20th Century the baluster form body with an engraved three-initial monogram, raised on a circular foot. marked 'Sterling' on underside 23 oz

Hughes Curtis (American, 1904-1972) Water Carrier Group. Bronze sculpture with dark brown patina. Inscribed "Hughes Curtis" and numbered 5/20 Bronze height: 16.25"

* An American Silver Water Pitcher Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1926 Cinderella pattern, the body with an engraved monogram in the Art Deco taste. marked 'Sterling' on underside 29 ozt 12 dwts Hei

* An American Silver Water Pitcher Watrous Mfg. Co., 20th century monogrammed. marked on underside 19 ozt 8 dwt Height 10 inches. Estimate $300-500 Prope

16 pcs, figures are in good to very good condition. Horse figure has a casting hole. Early American production.

Virginia Mining District, Nevada (printed under title). Inc. June 5th, 1872. No. 38, issued for 100 shares to E. Fisher on Jan. 22nd, 1875 in San Francisco. Signed by president R. Bunker and secretary

In the original gold and black presentation case, comprising one colorless and five colored glasses in hues of pale green, blue, red, violet, and smoky gray, each with the labels "Made in Japan" and "