Arroyo Oil Stock, Bakersfield, Cal. 1899 Issued to W.E.

Low cert. #4, issued in 1899 to noted Oakland businessman, W.E. Knowles. Signed by W.C. Shafer as president and F.R. Pitney, secretary. Knowles was a prolific Oakland businessman whose interests inclu

Two more rare New York oils. 1) Bergen Oil & Coal Company, issued at New York in 1864. Cert. #559. Vignette of workers with barrels, a derrick and tanks. Revenue stamp at left. VF. Uncanceled. 2) Buch

Beautiful oil stock issued in 1901 with a great vignette of a harbor scene with many sailing ships across the entire certificate. The company's property was located a mile east of Lafayette, Californi

Weight - 1.76 / Size - 5.60 x 5.30 x 4.00 mm / 2 P'cs / Clarity - SI / Very Good Luster / Excellent Square Cut / Origin - Zambia / Hardness - 7.5-8.0 / Treatment - Colorless Oil / Stock No - 1899

Two certificates from Dos Palos Oil & Development Company, issued at Dos Palos, California in 1900. Located in Merced County. Lot also includes a Los Banos Oil Company stock issued in 1921. All from M

10 issued Texas oil stocks. 1971 Caribou, 1923 Evangeline, 1902 Henderson County, 1928 Randall County, 1947 Reilly, 1907 Sabine, 1920 and 1921 Texas Ranger Producing, 1919 Toyah, 1954 Texas Southern.

[STOCKS]. Standard Oil Trust stock certificate for 100 shares issued to W.H. Tilford. Issued 1 July 1892. Engraved document printed in brown with stub attached and usual signatures on verso. Cancellat

Issued-1917 Sequoyah Oil, 1928 Zier Oil, 1922 104 Oil and Drilling, 1913 and 1926 Palmer Union Oil, 1931 Richfield Oil, 1921 Tecalote Dome Oil, 1952 Pacific Northwest Oil and Gas-fair condition, 1938

ONE OF THE FIRST TELEPHONE COMPANY STOCKS ISSUED - C.A. Brome - American financier; president of the Mexican Telephone Co. Document signed, NY, NY, 1899. Also signed by the company treasurer. 8-1/4 x

Beautiful certificate issued in 1899 for one share. Circular vignette of the official logo on the masthead, two allegorical figures from North and South America holding hands. Gold seal has the sun go

"Pennsylvania Oil Wells" printed below vignette. No. 15, issued for 300 shares to Egbert Lees in Philadelphia in 1864. Signed by president William Curtis and treasurer Willis. Not cancelled. Highly il

A load of stock certificates issued by various and sundry oil refineries. Most are endowed with beautiful vignette. A few examples include Star Refining and Producing Company of Fort Worth, dated 1903

Rare cert. #45, issued for 20 shares at Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1867. Oilfield with derrick, tank and barrels with workers. Black print on creme. Calvert & Co. Lith. Detroit. Signed by president E.O. H

A famous California oil locale. Inc. in California, 1921. No. 259, issued for 250 shares to Harry Rhodes on March 16th, 1922. Signed by president Carman and secretary Degan. Not cancelled. Green and g

Includes four Sinclair Oil issued certificates and two from Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation. The company was founded by Harry Sinclair. In 1919, Mr. Sinclair restructured Sinclair Oil and Refini

Very attractive certificate issued at Los Angeles in 1901 for 500 shares. The company produced and sold 421,000 barrels of oil in 1902 at an average price of 18 cents per barrel on average. Most of th

Two issued certificates from Signal Petroleum Company of California, issued in 1928 and 1947. Both uncanceled. Also a common stock from Signal Oil & Gas Company issued in 1965 along with an issued pre

Cert. #17, issued in 1863 to S.G. Hasey for 90 shares. Signed by G.A. King as president and W.L. Kirby as secretary. The company incorporated in July, 1863. Location: McCortney District, Yuba County,

Lot of 2 different. 1) Hawaiian Dry Goods Association. Inc. June 1899. No 143, issued for 5 shares to Mrs. Pamaka Sakopo on Nov. 24, 1899 in Honolulu. Signed by the president (Gear) and treasurer Fern

Oil royalty company stock certificates from various parts of the country. A few examples include Great Northern Royalties Company, issued in 1927, nice oil derrick vignette, Producers Royalty Corporat

Cert. #1491, issued to Edna J. Buck for 800 shares. Signed by W.W. Haskell as president. The company operated in the Patterson District in the Sweetwater Mountains about 15 miles north of Bridgeport,

The Lacy Farm Oil Company, of New York City, No. 31, 50 shares, incorporated and issued 1865, signed by President Wm. B. Asten and Treasurer G.L. Haight, revenue stamp and vignettes of Native American

1. Wisconsin Western Railroad, I/C #1 for 1 share @ $100 par issued Nov. 3, 1899 to Horace A. J.Wibarn (?) also president, signed. Black, no vignette, embossed seal, 5c and 2c revenue stamps. #6 issue

Lot of 10. Six different plus dupes. All pictorial. Issued 1886, 1889, 1892, 1899, 1901, 1902, and some with corp. signatures but unissued. Operated 1877-1976, Chicago to southern Illinois, St. Louis,