Custis’ Bar 1837 Satirical Notes

“The Vicksburg”, Vicksburg, Mississippi, “Twelve and a Half Cents Worth of Refreshments” note and “Twenty-Five Cents Worth of Refreshments” note, card backing. Very Fine condition.

Vicksburg, Mississippi, “Three Dollars Worth of Refreshments”. Very Fine condition.

Vicksburg, Mississippi, May 1, 1837, signed, #10, “Three Dollars Worth of Refreshments”. Very Fine condition.

Bar of the Mansion House 1837 25¢ Satirical note. “Jackson, Van Buren And Benton Democratic Currency”, Vicksburg, Mississippi, “Twenty-Five Cents, In Mississippi money”, Remainder note. Extre

Bar of the Mansion House 1837 25¢ Satirical note. Vicksburg, Mississippi, May 1, 1837, signed Andrew Jackson, #41, “Twenty-Five Cents, In Mississippi money”. Fine condition (repairs).

“Abrams Preaching on a fire plug, corner of 4th & Arch”, No. 102, Spruce Street, South Side, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 16, 1837, #150, signed T. Young and Isaac Abrams, Rulau HT-N26. Fine-Ve

“Capital Currency”, “Abrams Preaching on a fire plug, corner of 4th & Arch”, No. 102, Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 1, 1837, #229, signed T. Young and Isaac Abrams, Rulau HT-

The most intricate and furioso 1837 Hard Times Period satirical cartoon note. Designed by David Claypool Johnson. Numerous satirical references with dominant Martin Van Buren caricature vignette at to

C.D. Hudson 1837 6 1/4¢ Satirical scrip note. Hudson’s Specie Circular”, “SIX-Pence, On Demand, at Benjamin Ashby’s store”, Auburn, New York, August 14, 1837, #1089, signed C.D. Hudson, Oli

Ludwig Van Beethoven Signed 1.5 X 7 Page Cut With Music Bar Notes. This is a very rare find. Ludwig Van Beethoven (baptized 17 December 1770 – 26 March 1827) was a German composer and pianist. B

Pairing of classic types, but both are damaged. Abrams Preaching type 10 cent wide vignette across note, left side of note is shaved off but 80% still remains. The second is rarer style Humbug Glory B

Trustees of the National Loan Office, Washington, D.C., July 4, 1838, A #5838, Rulau HT-N20A. Very Fine condition.

Washington, D.C., May 1, 1834, Rulau HT-N16M. Extremely Fine condition.

Washington, D.C., January 1, 1834, Rulau HT-N13. Extremely Fine condition.

Washington, D.C., January 1, 1834. Very Fine condition.

Washington, D.C., January 1, 1834, Extremely Fine condition.

The Petticoat Diplomatic Bank c.1830 $50 Satirical note. Kinderhook, New York, “Dutch Banking House”. Good-Very Good condition (repairs).

1827 Hard Times Period satirical note printed on thin white paper. Payable to Martin Van Buren and Co. for Five Dollars in Glory. Boar vignette left, rays of glory emanate from title across top center

The Rogo Vilo Dishonesto Associato 1842 $5 Satirical note. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Rulau HT-N23A. Fine-Very Fine condition.

Great Loco Foco Juggernaut 12 1/2¢ Satirical note. “A New Console-A-Tory Sub-Treasury Rag Monster”, “Good For A Shave”, engraved and printed by David Claypool Johnson, without imprint, Rulau

The Bank of Specie Payments in Grand Tartary 183910¢ satirical note. "Constantinople”, Remainder note. Very Good condition.

American O/C Early portrait of a gentleman - signed on stretcher "Painted by J. Adams Danner / Lancaster Penn./ 1837" - Note the painting has been lined and the inscription written on the stretcher wa

National Greenback-Labor Reform 1879 $5 Satirical note. Washington, D.C., April 1, 1879, “Absolute Money”, Marshall (Mich.) Statesman imprint. Fine condition.

Pair Victorian Figural Towel Racks, cast iron, high relief cast of lady with bonnet over shield cartouche, extended arms to hold towel bar. Note: No towel bars, 11 3/4" x 10" x 4". CONDITION: Very goo