Archives International Auctions Part XXI Fall Auction 2014

Archives International Auctions, Part XXI 112 November 4, 2014 Archives International Auctions www.archivesinternational.com Scripophily - Finance Vermont 1007 1007 Franklin Company Stock Certificate Looks Like an Obsolete Banknote. Windsor, Vermont, 1846, 1 Share. Issued and uncan- celled stock certificate. Black with no undertint. Vignettes include Franklin on lower left; Allegorical woman warrior on upper left; patriotic allegorical woman with cornucopia and shield with U.S. flag in middle and standing topless justice on right. Company seal on bottom. XF condition. Incorporated in Vermont. Rare and early Vermont company, RWH, NY was the printer. Rare and attractive certificate. ��Est. $150-300 Confederate Banknotes 1008 1008 Confederate States of America Contemporary Counterfeits. $20 1861 T-19 F-VF; $10 1861 T-22 VG, stains. $5 1861 T-33 VG. Also in- cluded is a genuine T-28 with Fine details but pieces missing. [4] ��Est. $150-300 Virginia 1009 Confederate States of America, October 1863 Issued Banknote Richmond, VA 1863 $50.00, P-62. Portrait Pres. Jefferson Davis at center, ornate green back. Cut Cancelled XF with minor toning and missing upper right. Corner. �� Est. $80-160 1010 Confederate States of America. 1861. $5. Contemporary coun- terfeit. CT-31. S/N 364. ppC. Five women, red protectors, PMG graded. Choice Very Fine. NET. “Thinning.” (Light oil stain near the top, barely visible.) �� Est. $50-75 1011 1011 Confederate States of America. 1864. $500. T-64. S/N 23938. ppD. Stonewall Jackson. PMG graded. Very Fine 30 NET. “Staining, Closed Pinholes.” �� Est. $250-350 1012 Confederate States of America. 1864. 50 Cents. T-63. S/N 86805. ppF. Jefferson Davis. PMG graded. Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ. ��Est. $100-150 The next series of (5) lots are Advertising notes “In Memoriam” for the Confederacy and the Confederate Soldiers…. “ Representing nothing on God’s earth now, As a pledge of a nation dead and gone, Keep it dear friend, and show it...We knew it hardly a value in gold, yet as gold the soldiers received it , Gazed in our eyes as a promise to pay and each patriot soldier believed it...” 1013 1013 CSA, February 1864 Issued Banknote with “In Memoriam” Over- print on Back. Richmond,VA 1864 $5.00, P-67. Capital at Richmond at center, blue back, Choice AU with miniscule edge nick on lower rt. edge. �� Est. $80-160 1014 CSA, February 1864 Issued Banknote with “In Memoriam” Over- print on Back. Richmond, VA 1864 $10.00, P-68. Artillery, horse- men pulling cannon, blue back Choice AU. �� Est. $80-160 1015 CSA, February 1864 Issued Banknote with “In Memoriam” Over- print on Back. Richmond, VA 1864 $20.00, P-69. Capital at Nash- ville at center, blue back, VF with miniscule torn corner lower left. ��Est. $100-200 1016 CSA, February 1864 Issued Banknote with “In Memoriam” Over- print on Back. Richmond, VA 1864 $50.00, P-70. Portrait Pres. Jef- ferson Davis at center, blue back, Choice VF with miniscule edge split on mid right Side. ��Est. $120-240 1017 1017 CSA, February 1864 Issued Banknote with “In Memoriam” Over- print on Back. Richmond, VA 1864 $100.00, P-71. Portrait Lucy Pickens at center, blue back, Choice XF with miniscule edge split on lower left Side. ��Est. $150-300 Virginia. South Carolina 1018 Confederate and Southern Banknote Trio. Confederate States of America: 1. Issued Richmond, VA. $100, 1862, Pick 42-b, Milkmaid at lower left, steam passenger train center top. Reverse Interest paid at Savannah, GA. Choice VF; 2. Issued Richmond, VA. $10, 1864, Pick 68, Reddish underprint, Artillery horsemen pulling can- non at upper center. VF; 3. The State Bank, South Carolina, Issued June 19, 1857, Bank Building at Center, Red “FIVE” overprint on mo- cha colored paper. Choice Fine with scattered pinholes. ��Est. $120-240