Archives International Auctions Sale 55 U.S., Chinese & Worldwide Banknotes, Scripophily, and Security Printing Ephemera October 10, 2019

Archives International Auctions - Sale 55 63 October 10,2019 Archives International Auctions www.archivesinternational.com 468 468 Warrick & Stanger. 1870-1871. Quartet of Obsolete Notes. Glassboro, NJ. Lot of 4 Notes, Includes 25 cents, 50 cents, $1, & $2, 1870-1871, Wait Unlisted, Rare. Four pieces of unissued Warrick & Stanger merchant scrip, all printed in black, with blank reverses. These were payable in merchandise at the counter of their store. The 25c has a handshake central vignette. The 50c has a dog central vignette. The $1.00 has a horse and wagon loaded with hay central vignette. The $2 has an anvil central vignette. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Est. $120-240 Gloucester City 469 469 Gloucester City, NJ. 1860’s. Pair of Obsolete Notes. Gloucester City, NJ. Lot of 2 Notes, Includes 10 cents & 25 cents, 1860’s, Wait 691 & 692, R-6. Two scrip pieces, both unissued. Both are printed in green. The reverse of both pieces has a denomination counter in red. Although listed in Wait as an unknown issuer, the issuer is supposedly C. Roberts. Both notes have an eagle on shield central vignette, and a small woman swimming vignette at the lower left. ���������������������������������������������������������� Est. $75-150 Hackensack 470 470 Washington Banking Co. 1833. Trio of Obsolete Notes. Hackensack, NJ. Lot of 3 Notes, Includes $1, $2, & $5, 1833, Wait 710, 713, & 719, R-4. Three issued notes, all printed in black with blank reverses. The Washington Banking Co. was incorporated in 1824 as the Weehawken Banking Co. The bank moved to Hackensack and became the Washington Banking Co. in 1825. It closed in 1833. The $1 note(Wait 710); $2 note(Wait 713); $5 note(Wait 719) all have Samson and the lion vignette and a small oval Washington portrait vignette. (3) ���������������������������������������������������������� Est. $120-240 Hackettstown 471 471 The Hackettstown Bank. 18xx. Obsolete Note. Hackettstown, NJ. $20, 18xx, Wait 735, Haxby NJ-185-G-12, R-7. The Hackettstown Bank was incorporated in 1854. This a proof note, with the ABNC purple stamp on the otherwise blank reverse with some bleed through on the face. It corresponds closely to Haxby’s NJ-185-G12, except for the imprint(which Haxby lists as Baldwin Adams & Co.). Milkmaids and cows central vignette. A portrait of a child is at the lower left, and a portrait of a woman is at the lower right. The note appears in Choice Uncirculated or better condition. BBC-BCC. Scarce note. A similar one sold for $600 in Heritage earlier this year.�������������������� Est. $400-800 Haddonfield 472 472 M.Clement &Son. 1862. Pair of Obsolete Notes. Haddonfield, NJ. 10cts, 1862, Wait 740, blue, Unissued; and 10cts, 741, R-5, Brown, Issued. Lot of 2 notes, both with no reverse. Both have the NJ State Arms central vignette, with a woman swimming vignette at the lower left. (2)������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Est. $75-150 Hightstown 473 473 Borough of Hightstown. 1862. Septet of Obsolete Notes. Hightstown, NJ. Lot of 7 Notes, Includes Unissued, 1862, 3cts, 5cts, 10cts, & 25cts, Wait 748, 749, 750, & 752 , all green with POC’s and low Serial #10; all with blank reverses; and 20c, Unissued, black, POC’s; and 1862, 20cts & 25cts, both issued, both printed in green. VG to CU condition. (7)������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Est. $150-250 Hoboken 474 474 Hoboken Banking andGrazingCo. 1827-1828.Quartet ofObsolete Notes. Hoboken, NJ. Lot of 4 Notes, Includes $1, $2, $3, & $5, 1827-1828, Wait 776, 777, 780, & 782, R-2. The Hoboken Banking & Grazing Co. was incorporated in 1823, and lasted less than ten years. Four issued pieces, all uniface, printed in black. Condition varies between Choice XF to Uncirculated condition. A.B. & C. Durand Wright & Co. ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Est. $130-260 475 475 Hoboken Banking and Grazing Co. and the Treasurer of the City of Hoboken. 1861. Trio of Obsolete Notes. Hoboken, NJ. Lot of 3 Notes, Includes $2, $3, & $6, 1826-1861, Wait 777, 780, & Unlisted, R-2. Three pieces. The two banknotes are both issued, black printing and uniface. The Hoboken Banking & Grazing Co. was incorporated in 1823, and lasted less than ten years. The third piece in this lot is a $6.00 Relief Warrant issued to families of volunteers for the Civil War by the Treasurer of the City of Hoboken. Undoubtedly a rare item, it is unlisted in Wait, dated July 16, 1861, and printed in light blue. AU to CU condition. A.B. & C. Durand Wright & Co. (3)������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Est. $120-180