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Archives International Auctions - Sale AIAXXXII
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April 11,2016
Archives International Auctions
www.archivesinternational.comSCRIPOPHILY - UTILITIES & POWER
409
409 Hudson River Water Power & Paper Co. 1893.New York. $1000
Coupon Bond Specimen. ABNC. POCs. VF+������������������������������Est.
$150-300
U.S. FEDERAL BONDS &
DOCUMENTS
Louisiana
410
410 U.S. Savings Bond, 1970 “Freedom Share”.Signed by the
Secretary of the Treasury, John W. Snow, $100, Standing Liberty on
left, on IBM punch card. Issued in Ohio and cancelled in Louisiana.
Uncirculated condition. From a new find of U.S. modern savings bonds.
Rare. ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Est.
$400-600
411
411 U.S. Savings Bond, Series I, 2007 “Gulf Coast Recovery Bond”.
Series I, signed by the Secretary of the Treasury, John W. Snow, $50,
Albert Einstein, on IBM punch card size paper. Issued in Texas and
cancelled in Louisiana. Uncirculated condition. From a new find of U.S.
modern savings bonds. Evidently issued after Katrina devastated that
Gulf Coast. Rare. ��������������������������������������������������������������������������Est.
$200-300
EPHEMERA - CIVIL WAR
Illinois & Kentucky
412
412 Union Soldier Pass, 1864, 132d Regiment, Illinois InfantryVolunteers.
Paducah, Kentucky, 1864, Pass for soldier to be absent
from camp until 4PM on Aug 13 1864 and signed by all the appropriate
officers, Fine condition with some aging along folds. The 132 Regt of
Illinois Volunteers was a “100 Days” unit established the 1st June, 1864,
and was stationed in Kentucky to provide relief for veteran troops.
Standing Native American Woman on left. Signed by Col. T.J. Picket.
Pickett served throughout the Civil War, becoming Lieutenant Colonel
of the 69th Illinois Volunteers in 1862. He was a very active mason and
had the T.J. Pickett Lodge named for him. He was the Tenth Grand
Master of Illinois, who was born in Louisville, Kentucky on March 17,
1821, and came to Peoria, Illinois with his parents in 1836. He learned
the printing trade there, later becoming a journalist and publisher and
published papers in Peoria, Pekin, and Rock Island, Illinois; Paducah,
Kentucky, and Lincoln, Nebraska . At the close of the war, he moved his
home and business interests to Paducah, Kentucky.���������������������Est.
$170-250
EPHEMERA - NEWSPAPERS
Louisiana
413
413 Daily Picayune. May 15, 1847.Louisiana. 4-pages, water stained,
light mildew at bottom left. Map of the battlefield of the Sacrament and
dispatches from Col. Doniphan in Chihuahua. Folded. ���������������Est.
$100-180
EPHEMERA - WORKS ON CLOTH
India
414
414 Watercolor with golden accents. Linen. 4 x 7 feet.India. Sacale
model of the Taj Mahal being presented to the Maharaja Sha Han
Sha as a memorial to his wife, Mumtaz. Unfinished, irregular edge.
Stains. ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Est.
$250-500