Collection: Baltimore, Maryland Obsolete Currency

Maryland Obsolete Currency, Lot of Thirteen Banks include: The Allegany County Bank, Baltimore Savings Institution, The Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company, The Clinton Bank, The Somerset & Worcester Savi

THE AMERICAN BANK, BALTIMORE

Collection of 19th century bank notes including The Merchants Bank of South Carolina $5, The Exeter New Hampshire Bank 1855 $3, The Phoenix Bank of Charlestown MA 1859 $1, State of Maryland Farmers Me

1) Somerset and Worcester Savings Bank, $3. Nov 1862 in Uncirculated condition, with its gorgeous protected $3's on the reverse. SN2658 Cashier C. Whitelock, 2) Havre-de-Grace Bank $5 Nov 1846 XF with

SOMERSET AND WORCESTER SAVINGS BANK, SALISBURY

THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF MILLINGTON, MILLINGTON

THE VALLEY BANK, HAGERSTOWN

Eighteen ten dollar notes including several rare notes. All in good overall condition with some wrinkling and slight staining consistent with age and use. Sold to benefit the Sumter, South Carolina SP

Grouping of twenty-three (23) 19th and early 20th-century obsolete currency notes and ephemera, including Civil War-era Southern bills. 1st item: Ten dollar State of Virginia Monticello Bank note, ser

Seven various bills ranging from one to five dollars. All in good overall condition with some slight staining and wrinkling consistent with age. Sold to benefit the Sumter, South Carolina SPCA.

1864 Somerset and Worcester Savings Bank Maryland $3 Obsolete Currency Banknote Grades Select CU.

A large collection of various obsolete banknotes from different countries. In a good condition. Dimensions: Largest: 7 1/2 x 5 in., (18 x 13 cm.)

BALTIMORE MARYLAND POLICE OFFICER BADGE NO. 2699 Obsolete Baltimore, Maryland Police Officer badge, Number 2699, unmarked. Measurements: 3 1/8 x 2 1/8"

Collection of authentic obsolete currency. Features an 1852 Hungarian Fund $1 dollar note. One 1853 Erie Kalamazoo Rail Road $5 dollar bill. One 1850's Citizens bank Of Mount Carmel $1 dollar bill. Al

Collection of obsolete banknotes currency from various countries including France, Italy, China, Jamaica, Vietnam, Mexico, Ukraine, Argentina, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, Bahamas, Canada and more.

Lea Henny Halpern (1901-1985) earthenware, collection of eight items Baltimore, Maryland, circa 1950 matte and high glazed ceramics each signed either by incising or by painting tallest: 5 3/8"dia x 1

Lea Henny Halpern (1901-1985) earthenware, collection of five items Baltimore, Maryland, circa 1950 matte and high glazed ceramic each signed either by incising or by painting tallest: 4"dia x 6"h; ho

A collection of United States obsolete currency to include ranges from 75 cents to $20. Includes South Carolina, Augusta Insurance & Banking, Planters Bank Fairfield, Charleston, Manchester and Richmo

Patapsco Savings Fund 50 cent note. Date is illegible. Writing on back of note states, "21st Dec. 1853, aged 14 years 11 mo, 29days". Serial number 227.

Cert. #65, issued for 300 shares in 1860. Three vignettes of allegorical figures and a statue. Shares were $5 Each. Black on creme. Lith by A. Horn, Baltimore. Extra folds. This is a rare one we might

Collection of authentic Confederate and US paper currency. Features an 1863 Confederate (CSA) $100 dollar note. One 1863 State Of North Carolina $2 dollar bill as well as a $1 dollar bill and 25c note

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

[Baltimore, Maryland, Lumber Industry] Figural Advertising Paperweight from The Williamson Co. Veneer Manufacturers. Measures 1.75 x 3.5 x 1.625 inches. Provenance: Private collection Washington state

20th century, Baltimore Maryland. The sterling silver set monogrammed JCW for Governor John C. West. Each well cared for and in very good condition. H3 3/4" Sold from the collection of the late John "