Wells Fargo Express Counter Scale Fort Benton MT

(A) An early cast iron potbelly stove door, nicely embossed "B&O ROUND HOUSE NO 6." Unit shows newer black paint. Condition: Very Good. (B) A round, cast iron weighing scale counter weight with a leat

North America, United States, ca. 1880s to 1910s CE. An antique Wells Fargo & Co Express enamel and metal sign mounted in a wooden frame. The smaller text reads "RAILROAD SUPPLIES Co. CALIFORNIA ST. S

This is a Wells Fargo Express Railroad station clock. Made by the Sessions Company in Forestville, CT. Clock face not only accounts for the time, but has a third hand for the day of the month. Origina

A rare wooden sign with black textured background and metallic gold lettering. With significant wear to the black textured paint. These types of signs hung in front of all Wells Fargo locations during

Wells Fargo & Co. Express Stained Hardwood Cargo Trunk 19th century Height 23 x width 39 x depth 22 inches Estimate $400-600 Property from the Estate of Patrick Henry Jr., Snowmass, Colorado

Wells Fargo Co. Express Antique Electric Clock, Does have added a new electrical clock mechanism, International Time Recording Co. Endicott, NY, Model 13 6, Serial # 347641, Does have some finish miss

Antique Wells Fargo & Company Express Number 420 bank wood & iron locking strong box. Measures approx. 9 3/4" height x 16" width x 10 1/2" depth. Shows typical wear associated with age and use. JD/B13

Has a great look, looks like it was shipped via Wells Fargo, faint but it reads Wells Fargo & Co. Express Atlantic Dept 9765, Displays well, 23.5"x39", shows wear and discoloration, average condition

Broadside. "$2750 Reward - Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express Box....", dated 1875. Condition: folds, foxing, tack hole, some tears. H 9" W 12". Copy and paste this link for a high-res image: https://www.dr

Wells Fargo and Company Express double sided enamel metal advertising sign, executed in white on a blue ground, 14"h x 27"w. Provenance: Property from the Christian de Guigne' IV Estate, Hillsborough,

Henry Wells (1805-1878) and William Fargo (1818-1881) Financial entrepreneurs. Wells and Fargo were the founders of the modern-day financial firms of American Express and Wells Fargo. Wells was the su

Henry Wells & William Fargo Signed 1866 American Express Stock Certificate BAS

American Express Co. stock issued 1865 to Andrew Mills, signed by President Henry Wells, William Fargo, and Alex Holland. 5c tax stamp. 2 1" tears on right side. Brown toning on 50+%. Date: 1865 Count

Franklin Mint, Wells Fargo stagecoach, 20th c., USA, 1/16 scale metal and plastic model with opening side doors, operating wheels and brakes, loose luggage and two rifles, in glass and wood display ca

COMMISSIONED BY WELLS FARGO IN 1910 COMMEMORATING THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE PONY EXPRESS. 16.5" DIA.

Made out to Stephen Groesbeck, No. 302 for 3 shares at $100 each, dated June 27, 1853, signed by Henry Wells as President, William G. Fargo as Secretary (Wells & Fargo), Alexander Holland as Treasurer

Lot of (11) Stock Certificates all signed by Wells Fargo.

Lot of (2) Stock Certificates Signed by both Wells and Fargo dated 1866. Both are rough.

Lot is made up of a Stock Certificate Signed by both Wells and Fargo dated 1866.

This scale has a very well done restoration, with wonderful pin striping and design; it is in fantastic condition. Condition: (Excellent - Near Mint).Dimensions: 13 - 1/2" x 7" x 19 - 3/4".

FARGO, WILLIAM. 1818-1881; and HENRY WELLS. 1805-1878. Document Signed ('Henry Wells' & 'William Fargo'), 1 p, 167 x 277mm, New York, October 16, 1854, being an American Express stock certificate gran

HENRY WELLS AND WILLIAM FARGO Signed American Express Company stock certificate, 8" x 11", New York, Oct. 5, 1860 issuing one share in teh American Express Company . The certificate is signed by HENRY

Partly-printed DS, signed “Henry Wells" and "Wm. G. Fargo,” one page, 12 x 8.25, December 16, 1863. Handsomely engraved stock certificate for two shares in the American Express Company, is

This sand painted trade sign is single sided and retains its original wooden frame. On the back of the sign there is a receipt showing that someone paid $5000.00 for this sign in 1986 at Bill Harrah's