Springfield, MA Directory and other Books

3 Books: 1886 Central and Western Massachusetts Manufacturers & Merchants of Worcester, Hampden, Hampshire, Franklin Berkshire Counties City of Springfield (cover tears, overall good condition), 1906

Heading: (Pop-Ups and Moveables) Author: Clyne, Geraldyne Title: Eight Jolly Jump-Up pop-up books Place Published: Springfield, MA Publisher:McLaughlin Brothers Date Published: [1940s]

1. The two volume set of Personal Memoirs of P. H. Sheridan with maps. 2. Photographic History of the Civil War, Miller, Francis T, ed., Springfield (MA): Patriot Publishing Co. and The Review of Revi

Lot of 5, including dates of 1896, 1900, 1906 & 1910, all large 8vo (circa 6 x 9 inches) books in paper or card stock wraps/boards, each filled with illustrated advertisements. Plus Ipswich Farmer�

2 Books: 1886 Resident & Business Directory of Hopkinton, MA Residents, Street, Business, Town Officers etc. (wear, stains & pencil marks). Please see photos and come to the 2 day preview for conditio

4 Books: 1939 Palmer District Telephone Directory (good condition), 1929 Ware, Palmer, Monson, Hardwick, MA Directory, 1910-1911 Ware Directory Vol. 3 and 1889 History of the Town of Palmer, MA The Pl

3 Books: 1841 History of Holden, MA 1667 - 1841 by Samuel C. Damon (binding has staining tears but overall good condition), 1941 History of Holden, MA, 1667 - 1841 by Florence Newell Prouty, Published

Collection of six books dealing with the history of Gloucester, MA. One or two deal with record of the city. One is Polk's directory of Gloucester and Rockport, MA.

Several books and manuals dealing with the town and certain areas like Pigeon Cove. Directories, town offices, history and some very old books about Rockport and it's idle records. One illustrated H.

A CT River Valley Pilgrim Century-period decorated board chest, probably Springfield, MA area. This chest, inscribed "1693" and decorated with geometric patterns of arches and lozenges, utilizes a num

$1 National Bank Note. Agawam NB, Springfield, MA. Ch. 1055. Fr. 380a. PMG Choice Fine 15. Chartered in April 1865, the Agawam only issue Original, 1875, and Brown Back notes before liquidation in Apr

$10 National Bank Note. Third NB of Springfield, MA. Ch. 308. Fr. 479. PMG Very Fine 25. While a relatively common bank, there are only six Brownbacks currently recorded, with this problem-free Ten li

$10 National Bank Note. Second NB, Springfield, MA. Ch. 181. Fr. 613. PMG Very Fine 20. Chartered in January 1864, the Second would only issue Large size notes before liquidation March 1906. This is t

Lot of 9 Clothbound Hudson NY City Directories from 1901 to 1909. Include Claverack and Stottville. Hardback clothbound directories list people's and business addresses., and include advertisement

$5 National Bank Note. Chicopee NB, Springfield, MA. Ch. 988. Fr. 397a. PMG Very Fine 20. Original Series 1865. A new entrant to the census, making this the third First Charter Five. The upper right c

$1 National Bank Note. First NB, Springfield, MA. Ch. 14. Fr. 380a. PCGS-C Good 6 Apparent. The fourteenth National Bank to charter in the entire country, having done so on June 24, 1863, the bank wou

$5 National Bank Note. Chapin NB, Springfield, MA. Ch. 2435. Fr. 537. Chartered in September 1879, this institution would operate in Springfield for 50 years before being liquidated in October 1929. T

19TH C FOLK ART PAINTING OF THE 1660 PYNCHON HOME AND FORT, SPRINGFIELD, MA. INCLUDES ORIGINAL DRAWING FROM 1832 WITH DETAILED INFORMATION. PAINTING IS 5 X 8.5, FRAME IS 10 X 13.5.

$5 National Bank Note. Third NB, Springfield, MA. Ch. 308. Fr. 590. PMG Choice VF 35. This is the only $5 Date Back known on the bank, as is currently listed as a Plain Back at time of catalog product

$10 National Bank Note. Third NB, Springfield, MA. Ch. 308. Fr. 624. This $10 Plain Back is a beautiful XF/AU example. Stamped signatures of Harland Kaplinger as Cashier and Frederic Harris as Preside

$20 National Bank Note. Third NB, Springfield, MA. Ch. 308. Fr. 639. The third of ten banks to charter in Springfield, yet one of only two to operate throughout the entire era, and also the largest is

Including books from the Price and Lees 1980 City directory, plus Price and Lee throughout the 50's and 30's. Dimensions: H 10.5" x W 7" x D 2.5" Condition: Various stages of wear consistent with age

Tractor with 1902 Amos King Steamer. Please see photos and come to the 2 day preview for condition.

Gate Roll sign from Springfield MA, cities on train route painted on canvas, wear and cracks and some peeling of black color towards the bottom, 63" X 28 1/2"