1966 MORTGAGE BOND OF NY CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

A vintage Mortgage Bond of NY Central Railroad Company. $1,000 Green Bond printed by American Bank Note Company. Dated 1966. The bond is in the names of Arthur G. Henry and Mrs. Linda G. Henry. Outsta

Lot vintage bonds, Lehigh Valley Railroad Company; The Northern Central Railway; Several New York Bonds; Triangle Film Company; The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company & more

A variety of dates. cancellations, signatures. Dimensions: (Stack) L 12" x W 9" x H 2" Condition: Use varys.

Cert. #564, $500, 6%, Mortgage Bond from this Nevada railroad company. The bond was issued in 1909 and signed by the company officers, L.H. Curtis and W.C. Orem. The Nevada-Douglas Copper Company owne

Including New York Central Railroad map. Bond dated 1940, 100 shares. Dimensions: H 21" x W 17" Condition: Showing normal signs of age.

IRVING TRUST COMPANY, CAST IRON PLATE, 3.75"X13"

States of Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Second Mortgage Bond. No. 4871, issued in 1877 for $1,000.Signed by the president and secretary. Punch and stamp cancelled. 59 coupons attach

First Mortgage Gold Bond No. 1 of the Silverton, Gladstone, and Northerly Railroad Company in Colorado. Certifies that the railroad company was indebted to the Newtonville Trust Company for 500 dollar

DIETZ VESTA, RAISED LOGO ON GLASS

DRESSEL

Nice vignettes on these certificates. Some rare ones include a $1000 Construction Mortgage Bond from the Dunleith & Dubuque Bridge Company, 1867. Others include a common stock from People's Bridge Com

Four bonds. $1000 (OLIVE), $5000 (GREEN), $10,000 ( RUST), $50,000 ( BLUE), . All : unissued/uncanceled (U/U), 4.5%, First Mortgage Gold Bearer Bond. due 1935, vignette workers between tracks w/trains

Four bonds. $1000 (ROSE), $5000 (ORANGE), $10,000 ( OLIVE), $50,000 (PURPLE), . All : unissued/uncanceled (U/U), 4.5%, First Mortgage Gold Bearer Bond. due 1935, vignette workers between tracks w/trai

AN AUTOGRAPHED DOCUMENT SIGNED BY NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST AS PRESIDENT, SELMA, MARION, MEMPHIS RAILROAD COMPANY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1869, the First Mortgage Eight Percent Bond for the sum of $1,000, number 1

6 Railroad bonds including Central Passenger Railway Company; Canada Southern Railway Company; Reading Company; 1863 The Boston Hartford Erie Rail Road Company; 1957 New York, New Haven and Hartford R

Description: This lot includes a unique grouping of antique Railroad lanterns from various designs and origins. Most are marked with a brand, or from a Railroad itself. Included is a Dietz "Beacon Das

Framed Rapid City, Black Hills & Western Railroad Company $500 Gold Bond From 1909 Bond # 732 , First Mortgage, 5%, $500 gold bearer bond, issued May 1, 1909, due May 1, 1939. Signed by the Secretary

JAMESTOWN, FRANKLIN AND CLEARFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY. FIRST MORTGAGE 4 PER. CENT, GOLD BOND. HAS TWO FOLDS

3 paper items all related to the Maine Central Railroad: (1) Somerset Railroad Company stock certificate - fancy, unissued (2) Penobscot & Kennebec Railroad Company 2 shares with a date of Dec 1, 1856

3 stock certificates from Maine. All are related to the Maine Central Railroad: (1) Rumford Falls & Rangeley Lakes Railroad Company - unissued certificate #233 (2) Maine Central Railroad 2 shares #462

To include 3 Industrial railroad cars - (1) Strassburg Railroad DRGSRR1; Santa Fe 4- bay covered hopper IDM4102; NY central 4-bay covered hopper #IBM4103 - both w/original boxes; RMT classic 64 series

City and County of San Francisco in aid of the Western Pacific and Central Pacific Railroad Co's. I/C, no. 111. Issued May 1. 1865, Red/Orange border, embossed seal, vignette of 4-4-0 train in a circl

Russia: Iwangorod-Dombrowa Railroad Company - 4.5% Bond of 1882 for 125 Roubles. Small tear at bottom of central fold. 16 x 12 in. (41 x 30 cm). Russia: The Wladicaucase Railroad Company - 4% Bond of

$1000 US RAILROAD BONDS PENNSYLVANIA & NEW YORK Lot of three United States $1000 Railroad company bonds, to include:  The New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Co.  The Morris and Ess