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Archives International Auctions - Sale 40

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April 11,2017

Archives International Auctions

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818

818 Seventh Ward Bank, 18xx (ca.1830’s) Proof Obsolete Banknote.

New York, $1, Proof on india on thin light brown card, NY-1910-G2,

Haxby Plate Note, Commerce accepts cornucopia from Mercury, sailing

ships on upper corners with portraits of men on left and right, POC’s,

AU-Uncirculated. RWH&C. Rare and very attractive note. Last sold in

2005 for $1150. (From the collection of John E. Herzog)����������Est.

$750-1500

819

819 Tradesmen’s Bank ca.1830’s Obsolete Proof.

Tradesmen’s Bank

ca.1830’s Obsolete Proof. New York, NY, 18xx (ca.1830’s), $5, Plate E,

NY-1940-G32, Proof banknote, black on india paper, Lafayette on right,

seated allegorical Justice at dock with sailing ship and cargo to right.

POC’s, PMG graded About Uncirculated 55 condition. Durand, Perkins

& Co., New York imprint. Known only in proof. (resilver City Collection,

AIA Sale VIII, Lot 1195). �������������������������������������������������������������Est.

$800-1200

Pennsylvania

820

820 Aetna Furnace, 1826 (Blast of 1826) Issued Obsolete Banknote.

Philadelphia, PA. $1, Issued obsolete Banknote, Washington at left

and seated allegorical woman at top left. VG with top right corner tip

missing with small pieces missing from the top and bottom left border,

extremely rare note in any condition. Possibly a note related to an

accident. FDU&Co.�����������������������������������������������������������������������Est.

$150-250

821

821 C. Kaufman, 1859 Scrip Note or Advertising Coupon.

Clarion, PA.

May 2, 1859. $1, Unissued Scrip note. Possibly a discount coupon since

the text states “When the bearer buys goods to the amount of Twenty

Dollars for cash”, AU-Unc. �����������������������������������������������������������Est.

$110-150

822

822 Central Bank of Pennsylvania, ca. 1857-1860 Uncut Obsolete Sheet.

Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania. Uncut sheet of 4 notes, $5-$5-$5-$5

format. Black text and vignettes on red underprint, Large “V” in middle

with seated male reaper in the middle flanked by agricultural scenes and

young woman on lower right, All would grade AU. Danforth, Wright &

Co. imprint. Very attractive and affordable obsolete sheet. ���������Est.

$350-500

823

823 Clearing House Committee of the Philadelphia Banks, 1873 Loan Certificate.

Philadelphia, PA., $5000, P-Unlisted, Clearing certificate

from 1873 depression, Black on white paper, ornate text but plain form,

S/N 10097, Counterfoil on left, POC’s, XF-AU condition. This note was

sold during the 1996 Memphis Auction for $1065. Very probably unique

and this is the only example the cataloger has seen offered since then.

Also includes an images of the Clearing House building. (From the

collection of John E. Herzog). ������������������������������������������������������Est.

$400-750