Archives International Auctions Sale 50 The Milestone Auction U.S., Chinese & Worldwide Banknotes, Scripophily, Autographs and Security Printing Ephemera

Archives International Auctions - Sale 50 30 December 3-4,2018 Archives International Auctions www.archivesinternational.com New York 150 150 Bank of New-York, 1860 Proof Obsolete Banknote. New York City, New York. $2, Haxby NY-1790-G50?, Proof Obsolete Banknote, Black with green underprint, printed on india paper, Standing allegorical liberty with shield in middle, blank back, Plate B, AU to Uncirculated condition, a small chip is missing from the top right border and a small reinforcement repair on the lower right, hole punched cancelled, This is similar to G50a with green tint but the ABN imprint at the bottom is in a totally different location. This is also a proof only issue, not known issued. Rare note in any format. ABNC. ��Est. $1200-1800 151 151 Bankers’ Association of Buffalo, 1893 $5000 Gold Coin Clearing House Certificate Serial #2. Buffalo, New York, 1893, $5000, P-Unlisted, Black on orange underprint, Certificate of Deposit Clearing House Certificate, Issued to the Marine Bank of Buffalo, Low Serial Number “2”, Small punch hole cancelled, VF with a lot of wear on the top right corner from handling. �� Est. $325-650 152 152 Importers & Traders Bank of NewYork, 18xx, Proof $50, One of 3 Known. New York, New York. Proof $50, 18xx, POC instead of signatures, no S/N, uncirculated and partly mounted on cardboard piece, Ex-ABN sale lot 1235. Very rare type. Danforth, Weight & Co. ��Est. $1750-2250 153 153 Penny’s Receipt for the Cure of Hydrophobia (Rabies) $1 Ad Note, 1837. Frantzdale, Ulster County, New York, 1837, $1, I/U Advertising note, 6 inches x 3.5 inches, vignette of man with ax ready to hit a rabid appearing dog, Black border printed on thin translucent paper, Directions on how to treat a rabid dog would and the medication to take. Based on the date, I would say the cure was not very effective. The back has a notarized statement “for the cure of the bite of a mad dog...”. VF condition. Amazing early advertising note/ receipt. First time seen by us and probably unique. Great gift for a veterinarian. �� Est. $600-1000 154 154 Phoenix Bank, 1852 Proof Obsolete Banknote. Bainbridge, New York. $100, Haxby NY-215-UNL, Proof Obsolete Banknote, Black without underprint, printed on india paper on card, Allegorical woman with shield on lower right and New York arms on upper left, blank back, Plate A, PCGS graded Superb Gem New 67 PPQ with note of hole punched cancelled, Rare note in any format. DB&C. ��Est. $3000-4000 155 155 W.P. Carpenter, Utica, NY, 1862Obsolete Scrip Note. Utica, NY. 25cts, NY-25-CTFa, pp B, No S/N, Lincoln at left, small eagle bottom middle, medallion at right, blank back, red overprint in middle “Security Deposit with S &M Peckham”, PMG graded Uncirculated 62, attractive obsolete scrip note. �� Est. $400-600 North Carolina 156 156 Bank of Cape Fear, Fayetteville, 1855, $7 Obsolete Banknote. Wilmington, NC. $7, Haxby NC-90-G248a, pp A, Issued obsolete banknote, Black with red “SEVEN” protector, NC arms at top, S/N 128, PMG graded Very Fine 20, very small multiple pin holes in the lower left signature area that are difficult to view, otherwise an attractive original note. BCC-BB&C. ��Est. $1000-1500 Pennsylvania 157 157 Bank of Phoenixville, 18xx, Proof $10 and $20 Obsolete Bank Note Pair. Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. Proof $10 and $20, 18xx, POC instead of signatures, no S/N, almost uncirculated with mounting traces on both notes and small tear on bottom of $20. Scarce type. Bald, Cousland & Co.�� Est. $500-750