1764 MARYLAND COLONIAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT

1764 Maryland colonial indenture document. Measures 12" height by 7 1/2" width.

bill ....Colonial Document from Cumberland Co. PA...concerns debt against James Long...$1.00 Bill has had written Bombing Missions from WWII with dates and crew names...unique bill is 195 series A

Colonial America John Penn Philadelphia Land Indenture Document (JOHN PENN) (1729-1795). Governor of Pennsylvania, son of Richard Penn, Sr. and grandson of William Penn, the Last Colonial Governor of

Colonial America 1719 Indenture from Great Britain's Speaker, Arthur Onslow February 4, 1719-Dated, Partly-Printed Fiancial Document Transferring Stocks, Signed by Great Britain's Speaker, Arthur Onsl

17th C. Land Documents, includes: 1682 Survey of land at Chesapeake Bay for Samuel Jackson; Charles II 1684 land grant to Charles Hopkins (on parchment) Somerset County Maryland; and a 1734 Indenture

[Americana] 4 Framed Colonial America Land Grants, Indentures and Cotton Family Will. Written in Secretarial hand. Indenture dated 1721/2. Land Grant for land in Hampshire Co. Mass. to Samuel Cotton,

1764 Magazine Colonial America Census Indian Treaty. June 1764 Gentleman’s Magazine printed in London. 52 pages. Colonial content including census in Maryland, on Paxton’s Volunteer’s in Pennsyl

Includes: (1) Indenture Deed, dated 1725; signed John Matthison (signed with his mark) and Sarah his wife to Mary Hampton, mentions 50 acres, payment of 2000 pounds of tobacco, mentions "Goulds Deligh

Includes: Indenture Deed, from Hill Cox to Thomas Cox, dated 1754, mentions 565 acres "Plumpton Saltash" confirmation of 10 shillings paid, in pieces with writing missing; (1) Indenture dated 30th may

Includes: (1) Survey courses for John Hadison and William Hutchinson of property "Eastern Branch" "Certificate of Friendship" dated Oct. 16, 1694; (1) Deed of Indenture, August 19, 1799 Judson Bradshe

35 Documents from the Mid-1600s to Mid 1800s: Land Grants, Deeds, Indentures, Wills and Sales: A Beautifully Kept Collection. An impressive collection of legal documents, from Colonial America, throug

A group of colonial-era documents related to the city of Baltimore, includes: a manuscript indenture 6pp. folio, Baltimore, July 22, 1783, in which George Mills grants a tract of land to Elisha Winter

An amazing piece of America's history found in an envelope at a local estate. This paper currency is a Three Pence for the Province of Pennsylvania. 3d, Plate B, printed on 18th of June, 1764. The bac

Signed by Governor Thomas Fitch (1699-1774, in office 1754-1766) and Secretary of State George Wyllys, with wax seal, partly printed. From a Larchmont, NY collection. - Dimensions: 16.25" high x 12.75

A late 17th century British Indenture document on Vellum, dated "1698". Creases to document and signs of folding. 33 1/2 x 31 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $600-800

1673 Charles II Indenture Document with covered seal on Vellum, Calf Skin King Charles Leased out Englands properties after returning from exile to boost the economy after war and Cromwell’s rebelli

1776 Maryland Colonial Currency $2/3 Dollar PCGS

Both printed by F. Green, both with two signatures to reverse including Green's. Creasing, folds, tears, discoloration, and residue as expected with age. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the ter

**Originally Listed At $400** Northern Europe, Great Britain, Central England, Oxford / Northamptonshire County, Banbury / Boddington, ca. January 12, 1792 CE. A fascinating and quite sizeable vellum

Maryland Colonial Currency April 10th, 1774 2 Dollars ($2) Fr-MD67 Printed By A.C. and F. Green Grades Select AU.

New York Colonial Document, Last Will & Testament Scarce Manuscript 1p on vellum, measuring 10" x 12", New York, dated July 6, 1715. A beautiful calligraphic document concerning the last will and

1764 Colonial Pennsylvannia 20 Shillings Note by Benjamin Franklin

Condition: yellowing to paper, crease lines and holes, tears to edges, some areas of foxing, heavy wear commensurate with age 17 x 21 inches

MARYLAND COLONIAL PAPER CURRENCY ONE DOLLAR APRIL 10TH 1774