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Archives International Auctions AIAXXVIII
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September 17, 2015
Archives International Auctions
www.archivesinternational.comMinnesota
1061
1061Bank of Northfield Uncut Sheet of 3 Proprietary Proofs Error - Mis-registration of Colors.Northfield, Minnesota. Lot of 3 error
notes (uncut sheet of 3), 18xx (originally printed in the 1850’s but
reprinted ca.1960-70’s), $1-$2-$3, (MN-98-G2a; G4a; G6a), Modern
“Proprietary Proof” sheet trio. The $1 note has seated reaper and
young allegorical woman flanking numeral “1” on lower middle
left; the $2 note has Native American family in canoe in middle,
Young woman on LL and allegorical woman with “2” on LR; The
$3 note has seated agricultural woman with grain and locomotive
on upper left, male reaper with large scythe on LR and portrait of
young attractive woman in middle top. Black printing with brick red
underprint, printed on thin white card, Choice to Gem Uncirculated
condition. ABNC, Rare as uncut error sheet of this proof only issue
with the black overprint off center by 1/4 of an inch or more. (ABN
Commemoratives, AIA XI, May 15, 2012) �������������������������� Est.
$900-1800
New York
1062
1062Gene’s Clothes Shop, Rochester NY.New York. 5 Cent scrip
notes. Perforated edges, but some with one or two straight edges.
Extremely Fine +. 5 pieces. ������������������������������������������������������Est.
$25-40
Pennsylvania
1063
1063Philadelphia Copper Printing Check or Promissory Note Plate.Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ND (ca.1820’s), Copper printing plate
with 2 checks or promissory notes on 9 by 8 inch copper plate.
Unique copper printing plate from a new estate find and the first
time ever offered in public auction. The plate has areas of spotting
and light corrosion in a couple of areas but is still readable, the
back has Jb (Jacob) Keim imprinted on the top margin who possibly
manufactured the printing plate. Unique copper printing plate from
a new estate find and the first time ever offered in public auction.
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$400-800
South Carolina
1064
1064Bank of the State of South Carolina, ca.1850’s $4 Proof ObsoleteBanknote.
Charleston, SouthCarolina, $4, (SC-45-G42B), Black with
red protector, Fort at topmiddle, Male portraits left and right bottom
corners, POC’s, printed on india paper, Superb Gem Uncirculated 67
EPQ with the purple hand stamp partially showing through the face,
otherwise a lovely note with large even margins, sharp corners and
bright vivid colors. BA-BC. ��������������������������������������������������Est.
$300-600