Archives International Auctions Sale 52 U.S., Chinese & Worldwide Banknotes, Scripophily, Coins and Security Printing Ephemera May 14, 2019

Archives International Auctions - Sale 52 53 May 14,2019 Archives International Auctions www.archivesinternational.com Louisiana 390 390 Corporation of Vermillionville, 1862 Obsolete Scrip Note. Vermillionville, Louisiana. June 2nd, 1862. 5 Cents Parish Note, Ships and eagle. Fine details, crumpled margins, payable in “Confederate notes”. Rare variety. No examples of this variety have appeared at auction over the last few years.���������������������������� Est. $250-400 391 391 New Orleans Canal & Banking Company Uncut Sheet of 2 Proof Checks New Orleans, Louisiana. Uncut Proof Sheet of 2 checks, Semi-nude woman reclines by canal lock. Underwood Bald & Spencer. Both checks are Uncirculated. Mounted on white thin card board, with minor mounting stains in the corners. � Est. $450-750 392 392 State of Louisiana, 1862 Uncut sheet of 4 Notes. Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Uncut sheet of 4 Notes, $5-5-5-5, XF/AU with small faults. ���������������� Est. $250-400 393 393 State of Louisiana, 1862 Uncut sheet of 6 Notes printed on the back of Holly Springs Mississippi, Exchange Bank Sheet in blue. Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Uncut sheet of 6 Notes, Vertically $1-2-3-1-2-3 XF/AU with small faults and ink burn. The sheet can be flipped for an intact ca. 1830-40’s Holly Springs, Mississippi Uncut sheet of 4 notes by RW&H, $5-5-10-20. This sheet is usually found cut up in pieces on the back of the Louisiana notes. ���������������������������������� Est. $500-800 New Jersey 394 394 Bridgeton, Cumberland Bank, $5-5-5-10 ABN Proprietary Proof Sheet Unlisted in Haxby Bridgeton, New Jersey. The $5 notes feature a farmer, cow and calf, center; male bust left, girl right. The $10 note have a boy at the center, cherubs in the upper corners. Printed in the 1970s or 1980s. The bank was active from 1816 to 1865, when it became a National Bank. This lovely Proprietary Proof sheet is in Choice Uncirculated condition, and would be a great addition to any advanced New Jersey obsolete collection.��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Est. $300-500