Authentic 1863 Macon Georgia Savings Bank $5.00 Five

An antique American 5 dollar note issued by Mechanics Savings Bank in the series of 1863. While technically Certificates of Deposit, these notes undoubtedly circulated as issues of the bank. The note

1863 50 CENT MACON SAVINGS BANK OBSOLETE BANKNOTE Macon Savings Bank (Macon, GA) fractional 50 cent bank note. Cashier signature at lower right, print dated March 15, 1863.

March 16, 1863, serial #2258, circulated.

Group of six obsolete currency notes. Includes an 1861 Augusta Savings Bank twenty-five cents note payable in current or confederate notes, an 1862 Mechanics Bank of Augusta, Georgia twenty-five cents

Confederate Money. 1) 1864 Issue $10 Richmond - Horges Pulling Canon- good condition. 2) 1863 "State of South Carolina" 5 cents, good condition. 3) 1831 "State of Georgia" Bank of Macon one dollar- fa

June 3, 1862. A more scarce design for this denomination from this bank. Central vignette with ladies working a textile loom. Andrew Jackson (1767-1845) to the left. Red security FIVE overprint. Seria

2 STATE GEORGIA TWENTY FIVE CENTS 1863, COCHITUATE BANK MASSACHUSETTES 1850. $2.00. THREE NOTES TOTAL. ESTIMATE: $150-$200

Includes January 1, 1863 50 cent and 10 cent notes, and Certificate of Deposit for $1 at August Savings Bank. Overall wear due to age. Creases and folds to edges, discoloration from previous hinging w

Five-hundred dollar ten-year eight percent bond, Monticello Bank, issued July 16, 1863, printed by James T. Patterson, a Scottish dentist from Georgia who set up a print shop in Richmond to avoid the

Georgia Obsolete Currency, Lot of Twenty-five Banks include: The Augusta Insurance & Banking Co., Bank of Augusta, The Bank of Columbus, The Bank of Commerce, The Bank of Greensborough, The Bank of Mo

CERTIFIED AUTHENTIC 500 HOME RUN CLUB SIGNED BASEBALL SIGNED BY 10 MEMBERSSIGNED BY: HANK AARON, ERNIE BANKS, REGGIE JACKSON, HARMON KILLEBREW, MICKEY MANTLE, EDDIE MATHEWS, WILLIE MAYS, WILLIE MCCOVE

Late 19th century. Original green, black, red and gold paint has some wear. 5.5"h. 4.5"w. 3"d.

Manufactured by Ives, Blakeslee and Williams, Bridgeport, CT. Deposit dime in the slot. The clock hand registers the deposit. When $10 has been registered, the front door opens. This example was found

Oak case. Plays an 8-1/8" disc. Coin operated. Spring is broken. A scarce example. Ca. 1890's. Has the original plate "The Musical Savings Bank, You Pay One Play" trademark. 6 Discs included.

Keyless Lock Company American - Circa 1890’s This is a scarce and desirable nickel plated variation of the Mormon Tabernacle bank. It is in nearly mint unused condition. 2.25” tall. Material: Cast

Ives, Blakeslee & Co. Bridgeport, CT - Circa 1878 This bank is one of the funniest and most unique banks ever imagined. It uses a brass clockwork mechanism to achieve its effect. Give the bank a good

A Regina  Musical Savings Bank Regina Music Box Company, Rahway, New Jersey, Circa 1900 serial number 9823 and with trademark plaque to base. including 19 discs. Height of case 17 1/4 x width 13

RARE Hold the Fort Mechanical Bank (Five Hole Version) - Unknown American Maker - Pat.'d Nov. 20, 1877

Weedens Mfg. Co. New Bedford, MA - Circa 1890

1934 A $500 Five Hundred Dollars Fed Reserve Note

1934-A St. Louis $500 Five Hundred Dollar Fed Rese

1928 $500 Five Hundred Dollars Fed Reserve Note

1934 $500 Five Hundred Dollars Federal Reserve

Samuel Yellin (American, b. Ukraine, 1884-1940) "Sketch in Iron", A Study for the Central Savings Bank, New York City, circa 1926-1928 Wrought ironLater painted wood plinth (H: 24, W: 12, D: 12 in. (o