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Archives International Auctions - Sale 37
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December 6 & 13,2016
Archives International Auctions
www.archivesinternational.comConnecticut
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360 Mutual Benefit Life Comp. of Hartford Connecticut, $5000 Insurance Death Policy Advertising Banknote.Hartford, CT.
$5000 Obsolete Currency banknote, Black on light green underprint,
Blacksmith at center, cherubs flanking left and right, back with black
text with information on the coverage. Uncirculated to CU. ���������Est.
$90-140
Georgia
361
361 Bank of St.Marys, 1851 Unissued Obsolete Banknote.Columbus, Georgia. $1, Remainder partially filled out, Black without
underprint, Distinguished gentleman on top right, small dog middle
bottom, blank back, Crisp Choice VF, UBSH-DU. Scarce note in any
condition. �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Est.
$250-400
362
362 County of Merriwether 1862 Obsolete Banknote Pair.Greenville,
GA. $2 and $10, 1862 dated notes. Washington in middle flanked
by attractive red and black county issue printed on fragile tissue-
like paper. The $2 grading Fine with small repairs and the $10 in
exceptional condition and possibly grade XF to AU with splits in the thin
paper. ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Est.
$160-250
363
363 Jasper County Scrip Note Quartet, 1862 Obsolete Banknotes.Monticello, GA. Lot of 4 notes, Includes 10 cents; 15 cents; 25 cents and
$1, all dated in 1862. all printed on black with red protectors on very thin
paper, some with voids, small tears, in the case of the 25 cent note, small
pieces missing. Scarce assortment, mostly Fine to VF.�����������������Est.
$250-400
364
364 State of Georgia Confederate Steamship Advertising Banknote, ca.1863.Milledgeville, Georgia, January 1st, 1863, $1, GA-CR12 (P-
S863), Steamship Company advertising note on back of issued banknote.
S/N 15495, locomotive in middle R-L with green Treasury seal on
upper left, back has red advertisement for “General R.R. and Steamship
Ticket Office “No.4”, Kimball House, Atlanta, Georgia, R.D.Mann,
Agt., “Redeemable in genuine Confederate States Treasury Notes when
presented in sums of $50 .....”. PMG graded “64 Choice Uncirculated”.
Evidently this was issued during the Civil War since all of the destinations
include numerous areas in England and the Caribbean with no mention
of any Northern states. High grade Confederate advertising banknote,
rare as such. ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������Est.
$180-250
365
365 Treasurer of Harris County, 1862 Obsolete Banknote.Harris
County, GA. Treasurer of Harris County $5 Oct. 21, 1862. A dog lies by a
strong box on this attractive red and black $5 issue which was printed on
almost tissue-like paper resulting in a few small voids in the note, appears
VF but the paper is very thin and has a small tear on the upper left margin
and reinforcement on the back in a few small areas. Attractive. ����Est.
$90-150
Indiana
366
366 Terre Haute Commercial College, ND (ca.1860-70’s) College Currency Pair.Terre Haute, Indiana, Lot of 2 notes, both from the
same issue, Includes $5 and $100 notes, Both with Terre Haute Skyline
portrait on back and dog, class room and allegorical woman on face.
Both in Choice VG to almost Fine. Rare college currency notes from the
Schingoethe collection. ����������������������������������������������������������������Est.
$180-250