Framed 1780 Connecticut Treasury Office receipt

Framed 1780 Connecticut Treasury Office receipt in a bird's eye maple frame, overall 14"W x 18"T

Early document #3270 dated February 1, 1789, for receipt of Twelve Pounds for a Note Issued by the Treasury Office of the state. Signed by Peter (?), State Treasurer. Issued to Daniel Judson. Hartford

Item measures approx. 7 1/2"h x 4"w. It is numbered 496 from the state of Connecticut Treasury Office. Item is a one sided note. The back having a hand written list of interest paid from 1785 to 1792.

Oliver Wolcott Jr. Two Signed Connecticut Comptroller Office Receipts Two Connecticut Comptroller receipts signed "Oliv: Wolcott Jr." as Comptroller. The first, measuring 7" x 4", Hartford, Connecticu

2 American notes: 1781 State of Connecticut treasury promissory note receipt for payment after the war between Great Britain and the United States & American Colonial eight dollar note Philadelphia Ma

A Treasury receipt from the State of Connecticut dated February of 1789 acknowledging payment from Oliver Wolcott, Jr. to an Isaac Cornwall, signed by the recipient. Partially printed, Fine condition,

American Revolution September 20, 1781 Connecticut Pay-Table-Office Receipt September 20, 1781-Dated Revolutionary War, Connecticut Pay-Table-Office Receipt, to Preacher Eleazer Wales (1732-1794), Cus

Revolutionary War-dated partly-printed DS, signed “P. Henry,” one page, 8.25 x 6.5, January 29, 1780. A Land-Office Treasury warrant, No. 2226, which reads: "This shall be your warrant to

Group lot contains papers in a variety of sizes, some 8W x 10L inch pieces of paper include a diploma. Two laminated papers containing receipts from County Treasury Offices, dates range from 1834 to 1

[American Revolution] [Clark, George Rogers] Virginia Land Warrant Virginia, January 29, 1780. Partially-printed Commonwealth of Virginia Land-Office Treasury Warrant, made out to Revolutionary War of

Partially printed military pay order, approx. 7.25 x 7 in., from the Committee of the Pay Table Office in Connecticut, which was responsible for handling military finances during the Revolutionary War

Connecticut Colonial Currency June 1st, 1780 9d 9 Pence Fr-CT226 Grades Select AU. The June 1, 1780 emission was made up of £50,000 in four year interest bearing Treasury Notes with denomination

Connecticut Colonial Currency June 1st, 1780 9d 9 Pence Fr-CT226 Grades Choice CU. The June 1, 1780 emission was made up of £50,000 in four year interest bearing Treasury Notes with denomination

Connecticut Colonial Currency June 1st, 1780 9d 9 Pence Fr-CT226 Grades Select CU. The June 1, 1780 emission was made up of £50,000 in four year interest bearing Treasury Notes with denomination

Seven Framed Connecticut Shillings, to include 1776 and 1780, three punched with holes, sight size 15 1/2" x 13 1/2".

Original American World War II War Bonds Poster, Framed World War II War Bond Poster To Have and to Hold Buy War Bonds, marked US Government printing office: 1944-0-579818 Official U.S. Treasury Poste

Original American World War II War Bonds Poster, Framed World War II War Bond Poster To Have and to Hold Buy War Bonds, marked US Government printing office: 1944-0-579818 Official U.S. Treasury Poste

Original American World War II War Bonds Poster, Framed World War II War Bond Poster To Have and to Hold Buy War Bonds, marked US Government printing office: 1944-0-579818 Official U.S. Treasury Poste

Johann BerthelsenNew York, Connecticut / Denmark, (1883-1972)New York City - Federal Hall (formerly the Sub-Treasury) with Trinity Churchoil on canvassigned lower right, framed.Johann Berthelsen was b

DESCRIPTION: Charles Lindbergh pencil signed flying equipment receipt dated August 17, 1939 fromt he Post Operations Office in Bolling Field in Washington, DC. Matted and framed. MEASUREMENTS: 10" x 7

Late 18th century Connecticut, hand-written letter guaranteeing Abel Shephard, the writer's, receipt of twenty-six pounds "lawfull money" in exchange for a piece of land, housed in ornate gold frame,

Chest-on-Chest, c. 1780, Connecticut, cherry, with broken arch crest containing carved pinwheels and flame finials above three conforming drawers, center drawer with carved shell over four additional

Oxbow four drawer chest, c. 1780, central Connecticut, cherry, pine secondary, oxbow conforming top with scratch bead on top and bottom edges, Chippendale style brasses and escutcheons on graduated dr

Head of Christ from ceiling(?). Comes with original 1968 receipt stating that it is from the Church of San Francisco in Mexico, location illegible on receipt. Framed in shadowbox. Dimensions: (Frame)