College Currency Vermont $50 First Nat

College Currency. Actual Business Dept Good for 25 Cents Estimate: $65

Windham County Bank. Brattleboro vermont. $1, $3, $5, & $10 notes.

Sabra Field (Vermont 1935-) Langevin Farm Vermont Technical College IRIS Print - Identified, Signed and Editioned 35/250 lower margin, plate 12 x 18.5" 19 x 26" as framed.

Four Series of 1929 Vermont National Currency Bank Notes- $5 National Bank of Vergennes , $5 The First National Bank of Orwell Vermont, $5 The National Bank of Middlebury Vermont, $10 First National B

Four Series of 1929 Vermont National Currency Bank Notes-$20 The Peoples National Bank of Barre VT, $10 The National Bank of Newbury at Wells River Vermont, $10 The First National Bank of White River

Vermont Obsolete Currency, Lot of Four The West River Bank.

Nine -Series of 1929 Merchants National Bank of Burlington Vermont- National Currency Notes 8-$20 Notes 1-$5 Notes

Nine- Series of 1929 Howard Bank and National Trust Company of Burlington Vermont National Currency notes 8-$10 notes, 1-$5 note

(5) 1 quart College milk bottles: University of Vermont / Golford College, NC / University of Missouri / University of Massachusetts / University of Connecticut / College Dairy, CA ***These items are

LARGE MIXED EASTERN STATES POSTCARDS, MOST ALL RPPC, INCLUDING CATSKILL, N.Y. REGIONS, VASSAR COLLEGE, MIAMI, SOME CUBA, VERMONT, MASS., NEW HAMPSHIRE, SOME CT., MT. WASHINGTON, NEW JERSY & PENNSYLVAN

ARCHIVE OF LETTERS FROM BROTHERS HORACE LESLIE SCOTT AND ARTHUR WAYNE SCOTT, BROTHERS FROM BRATTLEBORO, VERMONT, WHILE ATTENDING COLLEGE AT RPI AND AMHERST, CA. 1902 TO 1916. VARIOUS PLACES INCLUDING

Marked on left corner Bennington College, Commons Building. Bennington Vermont Subject deposits the Commons building with a tall widows peak and clock face on top of the roof Professionally framed wit

Sabra Johnson Field ( American Born 1935 - ) " Middlebury College Bicentennial View " Modern Landscape Archival Pigment Woodblock 76 / 300 Signed Lower Right 32" L 20" H in Overall Great Condition Ple

20th century folk art carved wooden miniature model of the iconic Greek Revival Timothy Follett House/Pomerleau Real Estate Building at the corner of College and Battery St. Burlington, Vermont, desig

Display of thirteenColonial-era notes, missing Vermont, signatures are Very Fine to illegible, one should be aware of the circulation or handing issues, each is mounted on the board with notation of t

Three U.S. ten dollar national currency notes with blue seal consisting of: Brandon, Vermont, 1903; San Francisco, California, 1910; Traer, Iowa, 1918. Descriptions, weights, sizes and conditions are

Four Series of 1929 National Currency Bank Notes- $10 First National Bank of Bennington,$20 The First National Bank of North Bennington Vermont, $10 The Central National Bank of Rutland Vermont, $10 G

WEEKLY COIN & CURRENCY AUCTIONS. ESTIMATE $300 - $325.

WEEKLY COIN & CURRENCY AUCTIONS. ESTIMATE $225 - $250.

Illinois Obsolete Currency, Lot of Two Banks include: The State Bank of Illinois and First National Bank of Gem City Business College.

U.S. Obsolete Currency. Circa Mid-1800's $3.00 The West River Bank. Jamaica, Vermont. Ch AU with only a couple of trivial light corner folds, and wonderfully fresh paper. The central vignette shows th

(7) Panoramic Photographs, high school and college classes. Includes: [Syracuse University]. Doust, Photographer. 1922 Graduates. 7” x 16.75.”; [Order Vermont Boys]. McAllister, Burlington

SPRINGFIELD MASS GREEN OVERPRINT HOLES, RIPS. STAMPED :NOT CURRENT". FIRST WE'VE SEEN. THIS ODD FACET OF CURRENCY COLLECTING IS VASTLY UNDERRATED. ESTIMATE: $100-$150

Vermont, 1967 printed matter 9” x 6” Silo 11, Spring 1967, the annual Bennington College student-run literary and arts publication. This issue with contributions by Ellen Stark; Elizabeth