TWO REPUBLIC OF TEXAS NOTES, $100 CONSOLIDATED FUND OF

TWO REPUBLIC OF TEXAS NOTES, $100 CONSOLIDATED FUND OF TEXAS CERTIFICATE ISSUED TO DR. ANSON JONES, LAST PRESIDENT OF TEXAS, HOUSTON, SEPTEMBER 1, 1837, engraving and manuscript on paper, signed by Fr

TWO REPUBLIC OF TEXAS NOTES, $100 CONSOLIDATED FUND OF TEXAS CERTIFICATE ISSUED TO ASHBEL SMITH ADMIN. FOR CHAUNCEY GOODRICH, SIGNED BY ELISHA M. PEASE AND WILLIAM G. COOKE, HOUSTON, SEPTEMBER 1, 1837

A PAIR OF TWO REPUBLIC OF TEXAS NOTES, $100 CONSOLIDATED FUND OF TEXAS CERTIFICATE ISSUED TO JACK SHACKELFORD, SIGNED BY FRANCIS J. LUBBOCK AND WILLIAM G. COOK, HOUSTON, SEPTEMBER 1, 1837, lithograph

THREE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS $100 CONSOLIDATED FUND OF TEXAS CERTIFICATES, ISSUED TO JACK SHACKELFORD, SIGNED BY FRANCIS R. LUBBOCK AND WILLIAM G. COOKE, HOUSTON, SEPTEMBER 1, 1837, lithograph on paper wit

A REPUBLIC OF TEXAS $100 CONSOLIDATED FUND OF TEXAS CERTIFICATE, ISSUED TO JOHN KIRBY ALLEN, FOUNDER OF HOUSTON, SEPTEMBER 1, 1837, lithograph on paper with manuscript in ink, no. 1561, signed by Fran

A REPUBLIC OF TEXAS $100 CONSOLIDATED FUND OF TEXAS CERTIFICATE, ISSUED TO ASHBEL SMITH, HOUSTON, SEPTEMBER 1, 1837, engraving and manuscript on wove paper, No. 2432, signed by Francis R. Lubbock (181

No. 2126. Republic of Texas Certificate of Stock in the ten percent consolidated fund Created by Act of Feb. 5th, 1840. Issued to John Price. Signed by Comptroller Shaw and Stock Comm. Charles DeMorse

6.75" x 3.25" note from the consolidated fund of Texas No. 668 for $100, made out to Benjamin F. Smith, dated 1837. Smith served as a Major under General Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans in

Republic of Texas 1840 $500 Bond Certificate. 'No. 1513 Republic of Texas Certificate of Stock in the ten per cent consolidated fund...'; issued to Alex Russell & Co., bears his signature to the front

Two Republic of Texas Treasury Warrants, Nos. 564 and 3680, dated 1842 and 1846, respectively. No.564 made out for payment of armorer under the Captain of Ordnance, and No. 3680 made as payment for se

Lot includes two Republic of Texas Treasury warrants Nos. 2274 and 3361, for $5.68 and $54.00 respectively, to a lawyer and to pay for "supplies furnished the Indians". Dated 1845 and 1846. **Good con

A REPUBLIC OF TEXAS $100 MUNICIPAL SCRIP ISSUED BY THE SABINA COUNTY COMPANY TO SAMUEL HOUSTON, SAN AUGUSTINE, JULY 1, 1839, hand inscribed ink on engraved paper, signed by David Brown, Secretary, and

TWO REPUBLIC OF TEXAS MANUSCRIPTS, DR. RICHARD R. PEEBLES, EMERGENCY AND ESTATE CORRESPONDENCE, JUNE 15, 1837 AND SEPTEMBER 20, 1839, comprising two manuscripts on wove paper; the first an emergency c

1839 Series $20 Republic of Texas Note

1846 THREE DOLLAR REPUBLIC OF TEXAS NOTE W/ STARBACK. TEAR IN LEFT CORNER..

Group of Three Texas Treasury Notes, consisting of an 1840 $50 Republic of Texas note; an 1864 $10 Treasury Warrant, rated "About New" by PCGS; and an 1862 $5 Treasury Warrant. (3 Pcs.) Provenance: Th

Lot consists of two Republic of Texas court documents, including: an order for a court summons in San Augustine County, dated 1845, ordering William W. Holman to appear for a case regarding plaintiff

1) Number 1209 with ten coupons [x=#8211/] all signed by Charles Demorse of the Teas Stock Commission in 1940. Vignettes include allegorical lady, mill and Texas star. Issued to C. Conroy. The Commiss

serial #2475, cut cancels, circulated

1840 Republic of Texas $10 Note Cut Cancelled Very rare Republic of Texas issue. Estimate: $425

Two Imperial Russian bonds, City of Moscow loan dated 1908 and a Russian Gold Loan dated 1890. Together with two Russian Bank notes. 100 Rubles from 1910 and a 500 Rubles bank note from 1912.

NINE FOREIGN BILLS ~ MOSTLY CIRCULATED CONDITIONS. TWO 50 FRANC NOTES DATED 1992 AND 1993. TWO UAE 10 DIRHAM NOTES. TWO 100 CENT FRANCS NOTES DATED 1990 AND 1991. THREE 200 FRANCS NOTES DATED 1991 AND

Two (2) Republic de Colombia 100 pesos proof gold coins including: 1968 & 1969. Total Weight: 8.6g.

Created by Act of Congress, Feb. 1840. $100 bond issued to Charles DeMorse in 1841. DeMorse, the Texas Stock Commissioner, was tasked with funding the republic's mounting public debt under President M