INDIANA, Attica. 1861 Exchange Bank of Attica $1

2 1/4" Indiana Green / Attica Chert Corner Notch, Eastern Illinois, Herb Mangold Collection

2 3/4" Hardin Indiana Green / Attica Chert, Eastern Illinois, Herb Mangold Collection

2 1/4" Clovis made of Indiana Green (Attica Chert). Rush Co, IN. Finley made, very thin. Fluted to the tip on one side. Certainly has a Folsom look to it. G10. Rogers COA. Featured on the cover of thi

1/2 gal. stoneware jug with impressed mark "ATTICA", attributed to Fountain County, Indiana, 8" t. x 5 1/2" dia.

1 1/2" Miniature Dovetail Made of Attica Chert/Indiana Green, found in Montgomery Co. Indiana

4 1/16" Thebes. Tippecanoe Co, (Lafayette), IN. Nicely beveled. Indiana Green (Attica). Ex-Mike Sedler.

1 1/4" Serrated MacCorckle, found in Montgomery Co. Indiana Made of Attica Chert/Indiana Green

1 5/8" Pine Tree found in Montgomery Co. Indiana Made of Attica Chert/Indiana Green

1 5/8" Big Sandy found in Montgomery Co. Indiana Made of Attica Chert/Indiana Green

Extremely Fine, Well Made, 2 1/2" Limestone, found in Montgomery Co. Indiana Made of Attica Chert/Indiana Green

2 1/2" Archaic Thebes, found in Montgomery Co. Indiana Made of Attica Chert/Indiana Green

Nice Attica Chert example from Indiana. Ex - Dr. Honeywell Collection. Thin!

Nice small example from the Harold French Collection. Attica Chert.

Nice example in Attica Chert formerly of the Dennis Bushey Collection. Allen Co., Indiana.

1862 Exchange Bank of Virginia 1 Dollar Obsolete Confederate Currency Note Grades f details.

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Featuring An Obsolete Note Dating 1858 For $2 On The State Of Indiana The Commercial Exchange Bank Of Terre Haute Indiana. Graded Pmg 58

October 1, 1861. Bank of the State of South Carolina $10 dollar note. Signed and dated. Serial number 1824.

December 9th, 1861. The Augusta Savings Bank certificate of deposit note. Central theme shows a railroad with steam locomotive. Red lettering on white ground. Signed by treasurer and president.

$1 script note from Citizens Exchange Bank of Columbus , Mississippi dated Jan 4, 1838. This bank is rated R-7 and surviving notes are quite rare, if any others exist. EF Calhoun was the Bank Presiden

ONE DOLLAR - OBSOLETE NOTE

Indiana Silo Bank, CI, M1247, 3 1/2", "E" rated

Civil War Orders, Documents, Patriotic Covers, Etc. (6) 1860s New York checks. (1) Walker's Bank Kokomo, Indiana 1870s check. (1) 1824 Rush, PA deck discharge. (3) Civil War orders, General Dodge, Rea

5 Banthrico Bldg. Banks, PM: "Citizens Federal Center", 5 1/2"; "Bank", 3 5/8"; "Cape Ann Savings Bank - 5"; "The Exchange Bank of St. Augustine", 5 1/2"; "Mt Greylock Way Memorial", 6 5/8"