Clear Creek and Gilpin County, Colorado Billheads & Letterheads [148304]

Lot of 11 different. 1) Clear Creek County: Lakota Gold Mining & Reduction Co. (great pictorial letterhead, Mine in South Dakota, Idaho Springs dateline, 1902); Frank Fassler, Groceries (Dumont, 1920)

Lot of 13. 1) Idaho Springs. Seven covers. Includes: 1869 cover addressed to Idaho Springs, Colorado Territory; 1876 cover with letterhead for Geo. L. Cannon, Mining Engineer (letter about mining deed

Lot of 16. One of the best pieces is a David Wood Transportation Lines / San Juan Stage & Express Lines letterhead, Dallas, Colorado, 1890, with stagecoach vignette! We've sold this piece in the past

CLEAR CREEK COUNTY COLORADO DEPUTY SHERIFF BADGE Obsolete Clear Creek County, Colorado Deputy Sheriff badge. Named to B. Schulz. Unmarked. Measurements: 2.25 x 2.5"

Early Colorado mining certificate! "Issued for property in Clear Creek County, Colorado" (printed under vignette). Inc. in New York. Certificate number 182, issued on November 20, 1865 at New York, to

Heading: (Colorado) Author: Federal Union Mining Company Title: By-Laws of the Federal Union Mining Company, Clear Creek County, Colorado, Organized, March 27, 1866. Capital Stock $100, 000 Place Publ

Cloth ore bag, Lamartine Mines. "The Lamartine Mine is a zinc, lead, silver, and gold mine located in Clear Creek county, Colorado at an elevation of 9590 feet." from westernminghistory.com. 4" tear a

Lot of 21. Towns: Poncha Springs, Garfield, Granite, Marysville, Centerville, and St. Elmo. Includes: Abright & Hawkins (Poncha Springs, 1887); William Appleby (three pieces, Poncha Springs, 1888-97);

Clear Creek County. Postmark used from 1861-1886, at which point the name shortened to Empire. "Empire City, C.T." postmark on cover sent to Philadelphia, with 3 cent Washington stamp with target kill

Ghost town located in Clear Creek County. Earliest PO is 1889. The Lamartine ore body (zinc, lead, silver, and gold) was discovered in 1888. Cover is sent to AE Farmer in Denver. Lamartine, Colo. 1901

Lot of 15. Includes: Wood Bros. (1880x2); Chafee County Democrat (1911x2); Eli G. Bettis, Clerk & Recorder (1888-89); Dean & Brown Mercantile Co. (1911-16); 1887 County Clerk, EB Jones; Hill & Wood, R

Lot of 15. Includes: City Shoeing Shop (1897); Philips & Kingsbery Plumbing (1898); Gerry & Taylor, Attorneys at Law (1898); JB Frasher, County Treasurer (1897); Telluride Storage Warehouse (1898); SD

Lot of 14. Eight different counties. 1) Teller County: Worley & Fowler (Divide, 1901) and JH Harkins (Divide, 1907). 2) Park County: Mount Lincoln Smelting Works (Dudley, 1873, very rare) and Fremont

Lot of 14. Seven different Colorado counties. Includes: 1) Rio Grande County: United States Land Office (Del Norte, 1879). 2) Montezuma County: Hallwood Farm (Mancos, 1908), Mancos Coal Co., Mancos Lu

Heading: (Colorado) Author: Title: History of Clear Creek and Boulder Valleys, Colorado Place Published: Chicago Publisher:O.L. Baskin & Co. Date Published: 1880 Description: 24

Lot of 60+. Many pictorial. Most 1890s-1910. Includes: Union Cigar Co. (1890); Silver State Cigar Co. (1898); Sheriff of Arapahoe County (1892); Festival of Mountain & Plain 1907 pictorial check; W. A

Lot of 80+. Muskogee County is located in NE Oklahoma. The county and city were named for the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. The official spelling of the name was changed to Muskogee by the post office in 1

Group of 29 Bill heads from the Muncy Creek Railway in Hughsville, Lycoming County PA. The railroad was originally chartered as the Muncy Creek Railway on May 21, 1864. The Muncy Creek Railway continu

Group of 29 Bill heads from the Muncy Creek Railway in Hughsville, Lycoming County PA. The railroad was originally chartered as the Muncy Creek Railway on May 21, 1864. The Muncy Creek Railway continu

Colorado & Southern Railway Framed Advertising Chromolithograph - Clear Creek Canon Large Colorado & Southern Railway framed Chromolithography featuring Clear Creek Canon on the Colorado Road. This na

Gavin & L'Abbe/ Leadville & Cripple Creek, Colo. in circular slug plate. Amethyst hue and clear. W106 in Preble. Tooled top. Chip on top. 11 3/8 inches tall, 3 1/4 in diameter. Circa 1895-96. Date: Co

Artist: Earl Biss | 1947 - 1998 Title: Autumn on Clear Creek Signed u/r: Biss Media: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 24 by 20 inches

SSP, has excellent color and gloss, shows light wear, 12" diameter, rated 9.75+

This cache of projectile points in a walnut display case totals about 130 pieces. Thought to be from the Weld County, Colorado area. Colors vary from white, chalk, tan, gray, and obsidian black. Sizes