60:NOVELTY BADGE, WELLS FARGO AND COMPANY

Nice obsolete round Wells Fargo & Company Special Agent Badge. Badge is in good condition with pinback and some surface wear. Back is unmarked. It measures approximately 1-1/2" in diameter.

Colorado Southern Railroad / Great Looking Belt Buckle that is Signed Tiffany & Co / Due to its Rarity this Belt Buckle is being Sold as a Novelty Item AS-IS / Multiple Photos Posted

Tombstone / Great Looking Belt Buckle that is Signed Tiffany & Co / Due to its Rarity this Belt Buckle is being Sold as a Novelty Item AS-IS / Multiple Photos Posted

A hollow back dome shaped Wells Fargo & Company Express stamped across the bottom with applied numbers of 1339. Shows discoloration and 2 mounting tabs are present.

Nice obsolete early Wells Fargo Express Company Special Agent Badge. Badge is in good condition with pinback and some surface wear. Back is unmarked. It measures approximately 2-1/4" tall by 1-5/8" ac

(WEST.) Act of Incorporation of Wells, Fargo & Company (wrapper title). 8 pages. 8vo, original gilt cloth wrappers, heavy vertical fold with tape reinforcement inside front and rear wrappers, contempo

A fine tapered barrel key with "W F & Co" stamped on the front and a Romer Newark, NJ hallmark on the reverse. A nice older key.

Vintage reverse painted after original Louis Comfort Tiffany Wells Fargo glass sign with wood frame. Measures 15 1/2" x 21 3/4"

Ceramic Stagecoach Cookie Jar. Promotion by Wells Fargo Bank in 2010. 8" H 11.75" L 4.5" W

Antique Wells Fargo & Company Express Number 420 bank wood & iron locking strong box. Measures approx. 9 3/4" height x 16" width x 10 1/2" depth. Shows typical wear associated with age and use. JD/B13

Heading: (California - San Francisco) Author: Title: San Francisco 1915: A pamphlet published by Wells Fargo & Company for its patrons who do not wish to be hampered with a guide book, but desire som

This porcelain sign for the Wells Fargo Company shows real wear to the porcelain and it has 2 serious rust marks. Still, it's a Wells Fargo original. It has 12" sides so it's 16 1/2" across.

An express sealer made for the Wells Fargo & Company with a location of Beaver Lake, New Jersey. From the Phil Simms collection.

A steel switch style key made for the Wells Fargo Company, marked WF&Co with Climax maker's mark on reverse. Some light surface rust.

A glittery collection with 17 Santa Clauses, 6 other Christmas theme, 1 wedding cake in a box, and 1 Wells Fargo & Company in a box. Wedding cake in box: 3.75"L x 3.75"W x 4.5"H. Wells Fargo & Company

This is a large Wells Fargo Company brass key. It is stamped “W.F. CO.” There looks to be the faint remnants of a diamond shaped hallmark on the upper left of the back of the key, which co

Wells Fargo Mining Company - Virginia District, Storey County, Nevada Stock Certificate No. 4797 for 100 shares made out to Golley & Epstein, Trustees (stockbrokers in S.F.) dated Feb. 28th, 1877. "Th

Wells Fargo and Company Express double sided enamel metal advertising sign, executed in white on a blue ground, 14"h x 27"w. Provenance: Property from the Christian de Guigne' IV Estate, Hillsborough,

A Wells Fargo Express Company wax sealer from Wilton, California. It has a stubby brass handle. Wilton is Southeast of Sacramento.

A brass wax sealer from the Wells Fargo Express Company office in Sparta, New Jersey. Vernon is on the New York Susquehanna & Western trackage. This sealer is round and has a nice wooden handle. Phil

A pair of keys: (1) Wells Fargo Express Company with 2124 on reverse (2) TS RY believed to be Tampa Southern - came from ring of southeast keys - also has small brass tag attached with Kaufman Switch

Property from an Estate, Chicago and Savannah Description: Group of 6 Belt Buckles, comprising a brass Wells Fargo and Company buckle depicting portraits of 'Henry Wells' and 'William G Fargo' mar

A brass wax sealer from the Wells Fargo Express Company office in Salisbury Mills, New York. Salisbury Mills was Erie Railroad trackage near Maybrook. This sealer is round and has a hollow metal handl

Lloyd Tevis (1824-1899) Businessman. Tevis headed and greatly expanded the Wells Fargo and Company, Banking and Pony Express Service. He was also Wells Fargo Bank’s first president. 10 ½” x 6 ¾�