Andover National Bank (MA) 1911. #1424. 1 share

Pair of $20 National Bank Notes. National City Bank, Lynn, MA. Ch. 697. 1) Fr. 642. Fine, stained, small splits; 2) Fr. 650. Fine. The signatures have about faded away on the stained Date Back. Estim

A nice pairing of Large Sized National Currency bank notes issued locally in Lowell, MA. Includes: (1) Series 1882 President Garfield note, issued 1901 by The Union National Bank of Lowell. (1) Series

$5 National Bank Note. Housatonic NB, Stockbridge, MA. Ch. 1170. Fr. 1800-1. One of only thirteen smalls listed in the census. Very Fine. Estimated Value $300 - UP

$5 National Bank Note. Broadway NB, Chelsea, MA. Ch. 9651. Fr. 1800-1. PMG VF 20. This Type One Five is new to the census and brings that total to a dozen and a half smalls. Estimated Value $300 - UP

$20 National Bank Note. Warren NB, Peabody, MA. Ch. 616. Fr. 1802-1. This is the second title of a bank that began life in South Danvers in November 1864, changing to Peabody in March 1872. This is a

A small group of six stock certificates for the Interstate Railways Company collateral Trust Gold Bond dated 1903, each for 1,000 shares. Paper work from the Philadelphia National Bank is also include

$1 National Bank Note. Attleborough NB, MA. Ch. 1604. Fr. 384. PMG Fine 12 Net (repaired). An institution that lasted for 20 years, or simply its first charter period. Currently nine notes are known.

$10 National Bank Note. National Granite Bank, Quincy, MA. Ch. 832. Fr. 480. Chartered in February 1865, the bank would eventually be liquidated on July 1, 1912. This is one of only eight notes known

Trio of Massachusetts $20 National Bank Notes. 1) First NB, Amherst, MA. Ch. 393. Fr. 1802-1. Fine; 2) First NB, Athol, MA. Ch. 13733. Fr. 1802-2. VF, writing on back; 3) Beverly NB, Beverly, MA. Ch.

$1 National Bank Note. Agawam NB, Springfield, MA. Ch. 1055. Fr. 380a. PMG Choice Fine 15. Chartered in April 1865, the Agawam only issue Original, 1875, and Brown Back notes before liquidation in Apr

$1 National Bank Note. First NB, Springfield, MA. Ch. 14. Fr. 380a. PCGS-C Good 6 Apparent. The fourteenth National Bank to charter in the entire country, having done so on June 24, 1863, the bank wou

$1 National Bank Note. Appleton NB, Lowell, MA. Ch. 986. Fr. 380. PMG Good 6. One of only two banks in Lowell to survive the entire National Banking era, with the Appleton switching from a state bank

$1 National Bank Note. Atlantic NB, Boston, MA. Ch. 643. Fr. 386. PCGS-C Very Good 8. Of all the national banks to operate in Boston, this was the one that changed titles the most, doing so three time

$1 National Bank Note. Lancaster NB, Lancaster, MA. Ch. 583. Fr. 380. PCGS-C Good 4. Chartered in November 1864, this bank would only issue First Charter notes before going into receivership in Januar

Pennsylvania. Lot of 2 items. Includes 1). Bank of Gettysburg, 50 Shares I/U Capital Stock Certificate, Black print on black border with close cut margins, Fine-VF condition with some staining across

$1 National Bank Note. Hadley Falls NB, Holyoke, MA. Ch. 1246. Fr. 380a. PMG Choice Fine. The first bank in this Hampden county locale to charter, having done so in June of 1865. The bank would issue

$1 National Bank Note. Hampshire County NB, Northampton, MA. Ch. 418. Fr. 384. PMG Fine 12. The second bank to charter in town, doing so on May 7, 1864. The bank was actually placed into receivership

$1 National Bank Note. Merchants NB, New Bedford, MA. Ch. 799. Fr. 380. PCGS-C Good 4. This is one of only two Original Aces currently known from this otherwise common bank that operated for the entir

$1 National Bank Note. NB of Brighton, Brighton, MA. Ch. 1099. Fr. 385. PCGS-C Abt Good 3 Apparent. A bank that only issued First Charter notes, having chartered in 1865 and being liquidated in 1881.

$1 National Bank Note. Bay State NB, Lawrence, MA. Ch.1014. Fr. 380a. PMG Very Good 10, discoloration. While a common bank in large size, this is the only Original Series note known of any denominatio

$1 National Bank Note. Second NB, Fall River, MA. Ch. 439. Fr. 380a. This bank was originally called Wamsutta Bank and issued notes, now called Obsoletes, before chartering in 1864 and taking Second N

$1 National Bank Note. Second NB of Fall River, MA. Ch. 439. Fr. 384. PMG Choice Fine 15, tears. Chartered in May 1864, this institution would be liquidated in February 1903 after issuing just over $1

$1 National Bank Note. Shelburne Falls NB, Shelburne Falls, MA. Ch. 1144. Fr. 380a. This was the only bank to operate in this Franklin county village located in northwest Massachusetts. Nice colors ha

Three pieces of 19th and 20th century Silver. Includes a 2" long Sterling Tiffany & Co./George Shiebler pill box, a 1 1/8" diameter Silver Tiffany & Co. 1901 National Bank of North America commemorati