The Molsons Bank,1903 $5 #283106, CH-490-26-02, PMG

$5 National Bank Note. First NB, Rockville, CT. Ch. 186. Fr. 598. PMG Choice Uncirculated 63 EPQ. Only 20 large notes are recorded on this long serving bank that went out in 1903, just as small size n

$5 National Bank Note. First NB, Norwich, CT. Ch. 458. Fr. 394a. PMG Very Fine 25. While chartered in June 1864, this is actually the second bank to use the First NB moniker in Norwich, as Charter 65

$5 National Bank Note. National Union Bank, New London, CT. Ch. 1175. Fr. 397a. PMG Very Good 8. This new entry to the census brings it up to four notes recorded, as this is the first Five to appear a

$5 National Bank Note. First NB of Suffield, CT. Ch. 497. Fr. 598. PMG Uncirculated 62. PMG notes minor restoration. A beautiful high-grade Plain Back Five from this Hartford county locale. Stamnped s

$5 National Bank Note. First NB of Hartford, CT. Ch. 121. Fr. 587. PMG About Unc 55. Chartered in November of 1863, the First NB lasted throughout the entire National Banking era, issuing just over $1

Gilded trumpet vase with stylized polychrome enamel lily-of-the-valley flowers en-tremblant. French, early 20th C.H.: 26.5 cm (10 1/2 in.)

American 1910 Stanford White Gilt/Wood Frame. Retail Gallery Price: $ 83,200 Rabbet Size: 24 1/8 x 19 1/8 in. Sight Size: 23 3/8 x 18 3/8 in. Overall Framed Size: 31.5 x 26.5 in. (02-038) Provenance:

National Bank of Wilson, NC, 1929 Ty.1 $10 National Currency, PMG Ch EF 45charter number 13626 (organized 1932), Serial Number 1, EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality), Jones-Woods signatures. FR#1801-1.

Houses in a rolling hills landscape Watercolor on paper under glass Signed lower left: Emil Kosa Jr. Sight size: 19.5" H x 26.5" W Provenance: Private Collection, San Luis Obispo, CA. Notes: Framed si

$2 National Bank Note. Stamford NB, Stamford, CT. Ch. 1038. Fr. 390. PMG Very Good 10. Chartered in April 1865, this institution would only issue Large size notes before closing in July 1919, with the

$10 National Bank Note. Palmer NB, Palmer, MA. Ch. 2324. Fr. 487. PMG Very Fine 30 EPQ. A stunningly beautiful Brown Back with the color on the seal and charter number dark and rich, and the note havi

Bank of China 1, 5, 10, 100, and 500 Yuan 1941 Specimen (P91s,92s,94s,96,97s) Printer:ABNC,1 Yuan, PMG 66 EPQ, 5 Yuan PMG 66EPQ, 10 Yuan PMG 65EPQ,100 Yuan PMG 67 EPQ,500 Yuan PMG 67EPQ(5pcs)

Tempera on cardboard, painting. Signed lower right. 8,7 x 10,4 in (22 x 26,5 cm). From a private collection. Paul Gauguin (1848-1903, French). It is being sold in the manner or style of the artist. De

Studio Item # MMTFM-02 Limited Edition No. 0589/2000. Parts 1 and 2 both MIB. One box has some corner creasing never opened. 32" x 26.5" x 14" and 31" x 28" x 9"

Here is the highlight of today's auction. Per territorial expert Peter Huntoon's article in the October Bank Note Reporter, this is the best and most exciting territorial discovery of the year. It cou

$5 National Bank Note. First NB of Suffield, CT. Ch. 497. Fr. 587. PCGS-C Very Fine 20 Apparent. This was the only bank to charter in this Hartford county locale, having done so in Jun 1864. The bank

$1 National Bank Note. Charter Oak NB, Hartford, CT. Ch. 486. Fr. 380b. PMG Very Fine 20. Chartered in July 1864, the Charter Oak National Bank would last until liquidation in February 1915. This love

$10 National Bank Note. First NB of Portland, CT. Ch. 1013. Fr. 412a. PMG Very Fine 30. Chartered in April 1865, this was the only bank to charter in town, and would last until March of 1925. This is

People’s Bank of China: 5-Yuan 1953 I II IV 1401386 (P.869a) PMG 65EPQ.

Peoples Bank of China: 5-Yuan 1949 I II III 1362514 (P.814a) PMG 30. Rare.

Pair Robsjohn Gibbings (American, b. England, 1903-1976) armless sculpted walnut lounge/slipper chairs. Widdicomb, USA, circa 1955. Unsigned. Dimensions: H 31.5" x W 26" x D 32" x SH 17" Condition: Fr

Johannes Andersen (1903-1991) for Moreddi Teak Armchair, Denmark, c. 1960, branded mark 'Moreddi Danmark,' ht. 28 1/2 in. (72 cm), seat ht. 17 1/2 in. (44.5 cm), wd. 26 1/2 in. (67 cm), dp. 22 1/2 in.

This serial number one red seal instantly becomes the nicest of an already limited number of banknotes known to exist from this one bank town. Of course the fact that it is a serial #1 and clearly a b

Perhaps surprisingly, Ann Arbor had just two national banks. The early bank, charter 22, is especially rare, having only issued first charters. Charter 2714 opened the same day charter 22 closed, and