Early Stereoview U. S. Treasury Building

Macerated Currency United States Capitol Building Macerated Currency with Tag Early 1900s Vintage, United States Treasury Produced from Macerated Currency in the form of the United States Capitol Buil

This collection of stereoviews are originals from the epoch . They come mainly from collectors in the U.S.A. and constitute wonderful testimonies of past time that tend to be unique. Their scarcity, c

US Treasury Building Bank, CI, M1053, 3 1/4"

Grey Iron Casting Co. Mount Joy, PA - 1928 Cast Iron

EARLY 1900'S U.S. BUILDING POST CARD LOT OF 40 PRE-OWNED SHIPPING FEE CANADA 10.00$ USA 15.00$ Combined shipping is available for an extra fee, but only on items won on the same date. *All prices are

EARLY 1900'S U.S. BUILDING POST CARD LOT OF 40 PRE-OWNED SHIPPING FEE CANADA 10.00$ USA 15.00$ Combined shipping is available for an extra fee, but only on items won on the same date. *All prices are

EARLY 1900'S U.S. BUILDING POST CARD LOT OF 40 PRE-OWNED SHIPPING FEE CANADA 10.00$ USA 15.00$ Combined shipping is available for an extra fee, but only on items won on the same date. *All prices are

U.S. Treasury / government building bronze architectural mount, circa 1900-1910, cast as an eagle perched on a coin, dated 1907, with a female Liberty head in profile. [40" H x 21" W].

This group of coins and pendants includes a large coin from the Columbian Exhibition Chicago 1898 depicting a U S government building US Treasury Department Mint Worlds Fair Columbian Exposition drill

This print features an Air Mail plane, hangar 4, and an early U.S. Mail truck and mail building. Condition (Excellent). Size Frame: 23-1/2" x 20"

oil on canvas board 6 x 3 1/2 inches. unsigned. circle of Noyes. unsigned. unframed

Macerated Currency "TOP HAT" Made of Macerated U.S. National Currency Redeemed at the U.S. Treasury Very Unusual & Scarce Type Macerated United States Currency Bank Notes, Rare "TOP HAT" style, With P

Macerated Currency "Fedora" Style Hat Made Of Redeemed Macerated United States Currency Bank Notes at the U.S. Treasury Macerated United States Currency Bank Notes, "Fedora" Style Hat, with its Origin

Macerated Currency U.S. Treasury in Washington, D.C. Currency "Macerator" c. 1920 Very Rare Real-Color Photo Picture Postcard with an Image of a Currency "MACERATOR" in the basement of the U.S. Treasu

Macerated Currency $5,000 Macerated US Currency "PITCHER" United States Macerated United States Currency Bank Notes, "PITCHER", With Original U.S. Treasury Printed Tag, "Made of U.S. National Greenbac

Macerated Currency Souvenier "HAT" Made Of Redeemed Macerated United States Currency Bank Notes at the U.S. Treasury Macerated United States Currency Bank Notes, Large BRIM HAT, With Original Printed

Coins Copy Letter Signed George M. Bibb U.S. Treasury Secretary c. 1842 Letter from George M. Bibb, the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury to Horace Bassett, Clerk of the U.S. Court at Indianapolis, Fine.

1972 US Treasury Department Bronze Medal LM-713 Grades GEM+ Unc. The medal shown is one included in the Mint's "Historic Buildings of the United States" series. The Treasury Building medal was first a

A collection of early to mid-20th century American postcards and greeting cards. A total of 38 items, including Christmas and Thanksgiving cards, depictions of famous US buildings, landscape views. Al

This Coin was discovered by the U.S. Treasury in 1964, as part of a huge hoard of coins which escaped from being melted in the early 1900's. It is marked in its case as "Uncirculated", but the graders

This Coin was discovered by the U.S. Treasury in 1964, as part of a huge hoard of coins which escaped from being melted in the early 1900's. It is marked in its case as "Uncirculated", but the graders

This Coin was discovered by the U.S. Treasury in 1964, as part of a huge hoard of coins which escaped from being melted in the early 1900's. It is marked in its case as "Silver Dollar", but the grader

This Coin was discovered by the U.S. Treasury in 1964, as part of a huge hoard of coins which escaped from being melted in the early 1900's. It is marked in its case as "Uncirculated", but the graders

This Coin was discovered by the U.S. Treasury in 1964, as part of a huge hoard of coins which escaped from being melted in the early 1900's. It is marked in its case as "Silver Dollar", but the grader