INDIANA, MUNCIE FORT WAYNE & SOUTHERN R.R. $3 NOTE

October 2, 1854. The central vignette of a passenger train crossing over a canal, and a portrait of American Statesman, Daniel Webster (1782-1852) to the right. After a number of complex financial tra

October 2, 1854. The central vignette of a passenger train crossing over a canal, and a portrait of American Statesman, Daniel Webster (1782-1852) to the right. After a number of complex financial tra

Lot of eleven pieces from Midwestern states. Indiana: Muncie, Camp Crosley; Fort Wayne, B.P.O.E,.(2). Iowa: Atlantic 1968 50c In Trade. Kansas: 1954 Territorial Centennial. Missouri: North Kansas 1962

FR# 1802-1, Charter # 3285, Old First National Bank and Trust Company of Fort Wayne, Indiana.

A Late 19th Century Architectural Drawing of the Delaware county Court House. Pen and ink with colored accents depicts the courthouse in Muncie, Indiana by Tolan Architect (Fort Wayne, Indiana); c. 18

Extremely unique monumental oil painting of the Aveline Hotel Fire that occurred on May 3, 1908 in Fort Wayne, Indiana believed to be by Elmer Stewart (1876-1962) who was active in Indiana at the time

Indiana Obsolete Currency, Lot of Four Banks include: The Citizens Bank of Gosport, The Fort Wayne & Southern Rail Road Co., Farmers and Mechanics Bank, and the Boone County Bank.

Antique Lot of 3 Antique Glass Pewter Topped Munich Beersteins. Three steins include: (1) Berghoff Brewing Company, Fort Wayne, Indiana, (2) Pschorrbrau Munchen Shutz Marke, & (3) Josef Sedlmayr Franz

Box of railroad ledger books from Fort Wayne, Indiana, Nickel Plate Road & NYC & STL RR, 1930's

OLD NATIONAL BANK OF FORT WAYNE, INDIANA

Nice obsolete Fort Wayne Indiana Patrolman Police Badge #97. Badge is in nice condition with pinback. Back is unmarked. It measures approximately 3" in tall by 2" across.

LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF FORT WAYNE, INDIANA

Indiana, Illinois and Iowa Railroad and Fort Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati Railroad Company Stock Certificates Three stock certificates including two unissued but canceled Indiana, Illinois and Iowa rail

An assortment of Fort Wayne, Indiana related postcards and two photographic prints of the Lincoln Tower building located on Berry Ave. Toning; edge and corner wear; creases. Please Note: Scheerer McCu

(3) Berghoff & (2) Centlivre Beer Bottles, advertising Fort Wayne beer bottles. Please Note: Scheerer McCulloch Auctioneer will add shipping charges 1-2 business days after auction. Some items, such a

3 pp, 7 3/4" x 10" April 1st, 1846, Jared S. Elliott, Chaplain at Fort Atkinson in Southern Wisconsin writes to his father General Ely A. Elliott in Clinton, CT. (Note on outer leaf indicates 1847.) W

* Tami Beldue (American, 20th/21st century) Variation, 2004 graphite and watercolor on paper 27 1/2 x 48 inches. Estimate $1,000-2,000 Exhibited: Fort Wayne, Indiana, Fort Wayne Museum of Art, 200

Reference: n/a Brewery: Berghoff Brewing Corporation. Fort Wayne, Indiana Manufacturer/Plant:

A Sohio Gravity Gasoline Pump Wayne Tank and Pump Company, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Mid 20th Century with milk glass globe. Height 129 1/2 x diameter of base 23 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati.

This colorful litho shows an aerial view of the brewery in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mentions brands such as Centlivre Special, Special Export, Muenchener, and Nickel Plate Special. By The Henderson Lithog

ID Marks: N&NRR (Newton & Northwestern RR); CR&ICRY (Cedar Rapids &Iowa City RY); DM&CI (Des Moines & Central Iowa); FDDM&S (Fort Dodge Des Moines & Southern); DEMCRYCO (Des Moines City RY); DMURR (De

John Wayne's personally owned circa 1833 officer’s kepi that was used during the production of the 1948 John Ford Western film Fort Apache. Made by the Boston-based company Bent and Bush, th

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. BLISS, W.P., photographer. CDV of Southern Arapaho man called "Buffalo Eater." Fort Sill, Indian Territory, ca 1870.  2 1/4 x 3 7/8 in. CDV on cardstock mount (clipped edges a

FORREST MOSES (American 1934-2021) A PAINTING, "Rio Charna at Abiqui N.M. #2," 1976, oil on canvas, verso signed and titled; 40'' x 60'', framed 42'' x 61 3/4''. Note: Forrest Moses' paintings are in