Kentucky Early Bank Stock, 1842 [174631]

Issued 1842 Bank of Kentucky stock. Nice condition for age. State: Kentucky, Provenance: Ken Prag Collection Kentucky Ken Prag Collection

Early bank stock with attractive design. No. 1728, issued to Wm. Ashmead, MD, for 10 shares on May 28th, 1839 in Philadelphia. Signed by president Meredith and cashier HJ Levis. Not cancelled. Ornate

Very early US bank stock. No. 163, issued for ten shares to cashier John Downey on August 1st, 1814. Signed by president William Wallace and Downey. Not cancelled. Black print on thick paper. Signed o

Issued early 1872 stock, Kentucky Gold & Silver Mining. "Established in 1868 as a gold-mining camp and probably named for John Ely, a mining promoter, the community expanded after 1907 with large-scal

Misc. lot including 19th c. decorated jug "Reidinger Caire Poughkeepsie N.Y." (14 1/2" Ht., chipped), turned box, pottery vase and "EARLY TIMES KENTUCKY BURBON" bank.

Three certificates. Early #7 in 1857. # 96 and 125 in 1868. Four vignettes: cattle taking a drink, bull, man and farmers. Cut cancelled. #7 is signed by a Stroud! Also four unissued Pine Plains Bank,

Federal Period 1798 Bank of England Stock of 3% Annuities Certificate March 9, 1798-Dated Federal Period, Partially-Printed Bank of England Stock of Annuities Certificate, Offering a 3 Per Cent Return

Very early, but does have condition issues. No. 508, issued to John Harvey for 12 shares on Sept. 24th, 1833. Signed by president Sam Harvey and cashier John L. Watson. Not cancelled. Printed by Josep

Guns 1847-Dated Civil War Use 1842 Percussion French Military Musket with Bayonet the Stock, Marked "OHIO" Twice 1842 Percussion French Military Model Musket with Bayonet, Civil War Period Use and 184

SST. Sign is Maker Marked Donaldson Art Sign Co., Covington, Kentucky. A New Old Stock example of this early and seldom seen Embossed Tin Sign from Wolf's Head Motor Oil showing Wolf's Head graphics.

Lot of over 100 unissued stock certificates related to banking, with 11 different banks, about 10 each, c1800s-early 1900s. See photo(s) for more details. Ken Prag Collection

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War 1840 (Third) Bank of the United States of America Issued Partly-Printed and Issued Stock Certificate for 20 Shares October 19, 1840-Dated, Partly-Printed Document,

Lot of 2 very early certificates. Certificate number 10, issued for 20 shares to Joseph Wilson in 1803. Cut cancelled. Plus certificate number 159, issued to John Russell, cashier of Marblehead Bank,

Battleship "Kentucky" Bank, CI, part of the Great White Fleet

Perhaps surprisingly, Ann Arbor had just two national banks. The early bank, charter 22, is especially rare, having only issued first charters. Charter 2714 opened the same day charter 22 closed, and

EARLY 1842 COLLAR VINTONE AND HUNTOON CO. 4 INCH WIDE COLLAR. CRACKED LEATHER USA SHIPPING $20

Fr. 93 $10 1862 ; This note has the early bank design and there are 259 serial numbers reported. This is a usual grade for this series. PMG notes: minor foreign substance, pinhole.

attributed to Kentucky, early 19th century, tapered legs, inlaid kite escutcheon, divided interior, line inlaid skirt and legs, poplar secondary, 26-1/2 x 28-1/2 x 16-1/2 in.

possibly Tennessee or Kentucky, early 19th century. hinged lid revealing large storage area above single drawer supported by hexagonal shaped legs. retaining original red wash, pegged construction, or

W. S. Reed Company. Leominster, MA - 1880's. This is a wonderful condition early bank. It is in all original good working condition. Fine Condition.

Faberge (Russian, founded 1842). Early 20th century gilt silver, diamond, ruby and guilloche enamel crucifix necklace pendant with diamond accented crown at top with pendant loop surmounting a trefoil

After Marie Élisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun (French, 1755-1842), early 19th century Continental oil on canvas depicting a self portrait of the artist at her easel, apparently unsigned, 39"h x 34"w, o

Very Rare Calloway County, Kentucky Stoneware Grave Marker, probably Kentucky origin, early 20th century, cylindrical form with coggled shoulder and acorn-shaped finial accented with incised stippling

circa 1920-26, painted cast iron 0-4-0 electric steam loco, 40 N.Y.C. & H.R. tender (some chipping and paint crazing), 191 coke car, 193 stock (early restored roof), 192 Merchandise car and 195 caboos