Honest Miner G&S MC Stock with Vignette of an Honest Miner [144365]

# 205 for 5 shares issued to H. W. Bradley on March 5, 1864 from San Francisco. Signed by secretary J. A. Drinkhouse and president H. H. Allen. All three are members of the Front Street Consortium. In

Issued 1882, #979. 3 miner vignette. According to Burchard (1883), this company operated at Free Gold in the Cottonwood District of Chaffee County. Free Gold was located 1.5 miles south of Buena Vista

Issued 1880, #103. Dolores County, CO. 2 miner vignette.Date: Country (if not USA): State: ColoradoCity: RicoProvenance:

Lot of 2 unissued. 1) The Queen Mining Company of Leadville, Colorado. 188-. Underground mining vignette of miner with pick and one pushing an ore cart. 2) Omaha and Grant. Number 469. Eagle vignette.

Issued by the Carolina Gold Mining and Milling Company, 682 shares at $1 per to C. Sopas (sp?) and signed by Chase (sp?) secretary and Pamsole (sp?) president. There's a hard rock miner vignette and i

Lot of 51 Montana mining company stock certificates. Each cert from a different company. Many with ornate vignettes of eagles, elk, miners at work, etc. Dates from 1880s to 1935.Date: c. 1930's-40'sCo

# 3374 for 50 shares in 1940. Autosigned. Eagle vignette. Inner gold border. Underprint gold 'Common.' Holes and miner fold rips on borders. Still a very nice looking certificate. Building was used by

# 67 for 2 [x=#937/] shares to Frank Hendrick on September 29, 1863 in Reese River, Austin, N. T. The 'Reese River' as part of the dateline is the only time we have seen this! "Incorporated Sept. 15,

Spectacular mining cover! Large (4.5 x 8.5") envelope with two great vignettes: cross-section of mountains with locomotive running through tunnel; and vignette of miner and mule pushing ore cart out o

The best part of this certificate is the vignettes. A rare small 'Goddess of Gold' adorns the left. A steam locomotive pulling ore cars, or coal cars since this is a Pennsylvania related stock, is in

# 39 for 25 shares to J. L. Holland. Signed by Henry Sweetapple and president G. P. Griffin. Dateline Dayton 1863. Incorporated March 23, 1863. Horse and rider vignette. Towne & Bacon printer. Locatio

# 175 for 12 1/2 shares to George Keys. Signed by B. B. Troxal and president S. M. Gilham. Dateline 1865 Austin N. T. Incorporated February 9, 1864. 25c Bond revenue stamp. Not cancelled. Vignette adv

#100 to L .Wentworth 15 shares on September 12, 1863. Signed by secretary G. W. Keith and president W. McGahey(?). Eagle and eaglet vignette. Allegorical vignette. Towne & Bacon printers. Incorporated

Cert. #46, issued in 1867 for 100 shares at New York. Hartford County, State of Connecticut printed on the masthead. Vignette of an oak at the top and a stack of copper bars at bottom left. Iron was t

Not seen before, per Holabird Western American Auctions. Dateline Reno. "Peavine Mining District, Nevada" printed under locomotive vignette at upper right. Incorporated February 1874. # 312, for 500 s

# 1 for 24 shares to James D. LaRue. Signed by JH Blood and James H Van Reed. Dateline San Francisco Jan 5, 1863. Incorporated Nov. 25, 1862. Not cancelled. Three vignettes: sailing ship, Native Ameri

# 85 for 10 shares to G. W. Swain. Signed by G. A. Brier and president G. W. Swain. Dateline Como, August 1, 1863. Incorporated June 1863. Not cancelled. Two Union Civil War soldier vignettes making t

Store Stock Case of #665 Honest John Missile Launcher Boxed.

# 129 for 10 shares to Patrick Welsh. Signed by M. L. Power (Virginia City miner in 1863) and president J. A. McDonald. McDonald & Company made up of mostly Virginia City men played an important role

Lot of five. 1) Tonopah Gold Mountain MC. #704 for 500 shares in 1904. Early!. Three small mining related vignettes. Signed by Key Pittman. He was a United States Senator from Nevada and a member of t

Cert. #152, issued for 100 shares in 1863. Industrial scene with train at top center and miners down the shaft at left. Black on creme. Ellenville, Ulster County, New York on the header. Revenue stamp

Lot of 2. Both pieces related to Nevada City assayer James J. Ott. Ott was the assayer who discovered in 1859 that the ore being mined on the Comstock Lode was very rich in silver. The first miners on

2 soft canvas miners hats. 1 with the employees photo button from Phelps Dodge for M.C. Morales. The other a cute small store sample hat marked WB PA 3 x 4" The carbide lamps include a guys dropper wi

The tobacco pack is new old stock and has never been opened. It has some slight damage to the foil on the top and bottom. The tin has wonderful graphics and color with some areas of denting and soilin