Archives International Auctions Auction 84B May 2 & 3, 2023

73 Archives International Auctions - Sale 84b May 3, 2023: Lots 2001 to 2451 Archives International Auctions www.archivesinternational.com 2071 2071 Ferrocarril Mineral De Chihuahua, 1899 I/C Railroad Bond. Chihuahua, Mexico. 1899. 100 Pesos. Issued and pin punch canceled. Green border, Locomotive traveling through gorge, Mexican adhesive revenue stamp on bottom. Coupons attached. VF condition. Scarce and attractive Mexican railroad bond. Unlisted in Cox. Est. $ $60-$120 2072 2072 R epublica Mexicana, 1893-96, I/U Share Certificate Pair. Mexico, 1893-96. Lot of 2, I/U Share Certificates, Includes: Compania de les Minas de Oro, $100 Bond; and, La Purisima y Anexas, $100 Bond. Both pieces are VF-XF condition. (2). Est. $ 40-80 2073 2073 Republica Mexicana, Bono Del Tesoro, 1913 Series “A” Specimen Bond. Mexico, 8th June 1913, £100 - 975 Pesos - 2525 Francs - 2045 Reich Marks, Specimen Bond, “Gobierno Federal De Los Estados Unidos Mexicanos”, 6%, Series “A”, 10 Year Gold Bond of 1913. Black with slate-blue border and underprint, POCs, S/N “00000”, written in Spanish, French, English and German on face, XF condition. Rare specimen bond that has been cancelled, it in not issued and has only collector value, not speculator value. ABNC. Est. $ 150-300 2074 2074 Sonora Consolidated Mill & Mining Co., 1883 I/U Stock Certificate. Sonora, Mexico, 1883, 100 Shares, #2155, I/U stock certificate, Black with Men working in mine, VF condition. Est. $ 75-150 Mexico and New York 2075 2075 MexicanTelephone Co., 1881 to 1882 I/C Stock Certificate Group of 25 Mexico (Inc. in NY). Lot of 25 certificates, all the same, only with varying share amounts: 1881 and 1882 I/C Odd Shares Capital Stock Certificate, Black text with black border, Fine-VF condition. The Mexican Telephone Company was a subsidiary of Bell, and operated in Mexico City despite its incorporation in New York State. (25) Est. $ 75-150 2076 2076 MexicanTelephone Co., 1882 to 1895 I/C Stock Certificate Group of 25 Mexico (Inc. in NY). Lot of 25 items, all the same, only with varying share amounts: I/C Odd Shares Capital Stock Certificate, Black text with black border, Fine-VF condition. The Mexican Telephone Company was a subsidiary of Bell, and operated in Mexico City despite its incorporation in New York State. (25) Est. $ 70-140