1860'S AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. RECEIPT BOOK

4 Express Company items: (1) An American Express Company receipt book that seems to have all Upstate New York locations mentioned. Lots of Utica and Syracuse. It measures 9" by 4 1/8". It has loads of

Lot of 50 checks and receipts from Virginia City, Montana. Only 3 have imprinted revenues (RN). Besides a few unused 1860s Holladay Overland Mail & Express Co. receipts, the checks are 1880 and later,

American Express Co. - Talbot, Indiana Wax Sealer and Railway Express Agency Wax Stick, Plus Western Union Telegram Book - Talbot Indiana Wax sealer has some light nicks in the field, but is legible.

An antique 19th Century woodblock print, an advertisement sign for the Pony Express, operated by the Central Overland California and Pikes Peak Express Co. between 1860 and 1861. American Old West cow

US Express Company NY circa 1876 receipts book; Morris Fire and Inland Insurance Company circa 1860 premium receipt book; Sweets manufacturing company Syracuse NY capital stock receipt book circa 1895

A lot of nineteen American Express and Wells Fargo belt buckles, many Tiffany & Co, some Gaylord, including a Levi Strauss & Co. buckle; en suite with Percy Seibert's book, 'Tiffany & Gaylord Express

Presented in this lot is a 1st Edition of, "The Book of the American Indian" by Hamlin Garland, 1923, Pictured by Frederic Remington. Hannibal Hamlin Garland (1860-1940) was an American novelist, shor

Lot of five pieces from the 1860s: three receipts, a promissory note, and $500 bond signed by CTH Palmer, a banker, assayer, and Wells Fargo agent in the Folsom area in the 1860s. The American River W

Country store receipt registers (2), The Pioneer, mfgd by Hamilton Autographic Register Co.-Hamilton, OH & The Wiz Register, mfgd by American Sales Book Co.-Niagra Falls, NY, Pioneer patd 1898, The Wi

Vol III, July-Dec. 1860; Vol. V, July-Dec. 1861; Vol. VIII, July-June 1863; Vol. IX, July-Dec. 1863. Leather and board bound books, 10-1/2” x 14”, with bindings and splines in great condit

Includes 1.) The Science of Human Life. The S.A. Mullikin Company. Copyright 1920. 2.) The Scientific American Cyclopedia of Receipts, Notes and Queries. Munn & Co., Publishers. Copyright 1891. 3.) Th

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

DSPF. Very good gloss and color. Shows areas of wear and discoloration on one side. It also shows chipping along the perimeter. Marked made in England. Overall it displays very well. Measures: 13"X17"

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

SST embossed sign, has good color, has paint loss and soiling, shows wear, marked Mayer & Lavenson, dated 1904, 27.5'x19.5", rated 7

American Express Co. 1904 Porcelain Double Sided Flange Telegraph Sign American Express Co. 1904 Porcelain Double Sided Flange Telegraph Sign. Sign measures 17" x 13" with a 1 3/8" flange. Flange has

rated 6.9, 16.5"x18", the SSP sign has good color and gloss, has staining in the field large chips around the perimeter, dated 1914.

An older American Express porcelain sign made by F. E. Marsland in New York. It measures 18 1/4" by 16 1/2" and it si a real beater condition wise. What can you do? It's an authentic piece of history

This is a cool piece of American Express and railroad history. This wax seal was for American Express Co in Portage, Utah. Oval brass with attached steel handle. Stands approx. 2.5" tall. American Exp

An oval head brass wax sealer made for the American Express Company and use in Interlaken, New York. Nice metal handle. Note that the last image is inverted like a mirror so it's easier to read. Dave

This is an awesome piece of American Express and railroad history. This wax seal was for American Express Co in where is believed to be Hollis, Maine. Oval brass with attached steel handle. Stands app

ID Marks: AM EX CO (American Express Co)Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance:

a nice earlier key with a tapered barrel. It has AM Ex CO stamped on the front and "6530" stamped on the back.

This is a cool piece of American Express and railroad history. This wax seal was for American Express Co in Vancouver British Columbia. Oval brass with attached steel handle. Stands approx. 2.5" tall.