Archives International Auctions Auction 95 July 23, 2024

Archives International Auctions - Sale 95 70 July 23, 2024 Archives International Auctions www.archivesinternational.com 309 309 New York Bank Note Co. 1907 Typed Letter on Intaglio Printed Advertising Letterhead New York, 1907. Typewritten letter addressed to Charles A. Edgerton with ornate brown intaglio letterhead from the New York Bank Note Co., successor to the Kendall Bank Note Co., signed and with a note at bottom. The letter states that a sample bond has been sent, along with an enclosed bill. Birds-eye-view of lower Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge as part of their logo on their letterhead. Their offices were located at 75 Sixth Avenue in NYC. VF condition. NYBNC. �������������� Est. $140-280 310 310 Patriotic and Historic Proof Vignette Assortment, ND (1850s to 1870s) New York, ND (1850-70s). Lot of 6 Proof Vignettes used on obsolete banknotes, checks, drafts, stocks, bonds and fiscal documents, each of an allegorical woman sometimes alone and sometimes with an Eagle, Some of the vignettes include titles “Return of Peace,” “Liberty,” “War,” and “Germania” and others just have plates numbers. Vignettes are in AU to Uncirculated condition. Printer are National BNC and Continental BNC. (6). Sold “AS IS” no returns accepted. ��������������������������������������� Est. $200-350 Oregon, Wyoming, North Dakota, Montana 311 311 Western Bank Note and Engraving Co. Quartet of WBNC Advertising Cards, 1910 Oregon, Wyoming, North Dakota, Montana, 1910. Lot of 4 Intaglio Vignette Advertising Cards featuring the seals of Oregon, Wyoming, North Dakota, & Montana, All cards have the same printed information such as: settlement date, union admittance date, area in square miles, and population in 1910, Cards measure 13 x 9 cm, Intaglio with black text, seal with green frame. VF to XF condition. Used as an advertising piece. (4). Sold “AS IS” no returns accepted. ���������������������� Est. $230-375 Pennsylvania 312 312 American Bank-Note Co. 1860 Handwritten Letter on Intaglio Printed Early ABNC Letterhead Signed by Henry Perkins, One of the Partners of the Newly Formed Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 29th, 1860. Handwritten Letter addressed to Titus Eddy & Son on ABNC letterhead, showing an account balance with a credit of $337.50, signed by Henry Perkins, Secretary and Treasurer. Henry Perkins was originally a partner in Danforth, Perkins & Co., which joined with TC&Co., BC&Co., DW&Co., RWH&E, JDW&Co., WHW, The NE BNC, and John E. Gavit to form American Bank Note company. Rare and early ABNC letter head with all of the merging companies listed as well as being singed by one of the principal partners of a merging company. VF to XF condition and extremely rare. ........ ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Est. $300-450