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USA October 19-20, 2016 May 21-22, 2014

NEW YORK NEW YORK

THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES

THE COLLECTOR’S SERIES Featuring UNITED STATES Ancient, Islamic and W orld Coins 18 th CenturyFEATURING British Merchant RARITIES Tokens; The Ted Belich Collection of Serbian & Balkan Coins, Medals, Orders, Decorations & Militaria; Large Offering of World Orders, CANADA EGYPT PALESTINE Decorations and Military Medals; A Fine Array of British Campaign Medals and Groups; U.S. Coins, Tokens and Medals – Issues for French North America, Hard Times and Merchant Tokens, Obsoletes & Advertising Notes From The Robert A. Vlack Collection; World & U.S. Paper Money; Autographs & Documents Featuring Selections From The Herzog Collections and The Ernest Rothschild Collection; U.S. Stocks & Bonds

USA

Group Chairman and CEO

Olivier D. Stocker YOUR SPECIALISTS Stamps UK – Tim Hirsch FRPSL Guy Croton David Parsons Nick Startup Neill Granger Paul Mathews Dominic Savastano Tom Smith George James Ian Shapiro (Consultant) USA – George Eveleth Richard Debney Europe – Guido Craveri Fernando Martínez China – George Yue (Consultant) Alan Ho Coins UK - Richard Bishop Tim Robson Lawrence Sinclair Barbara Mears John Pett USA – Greg Cole Muriel Eymery Stephen Goldsmith (Special Consultant) China – Kin Choi Cheung Paul Pei Po Chow Banknotes UK – Barnaby Faull Andrew Pattison Monica Kruber Thomasina Smith USA – Greg Cole Stephen Goldsmith (Special Consultant) China – Kelvin Cheung Paul Pei Po Chow Orders, Decorations, Medals & Militariaz UK – Marcus Budgen Bonds & Shares UK – Mike Veissid (Consultant) Andrew Pattison Thomasina Smith USA – Stephen Goldsmith (Special Consultant) Europe – Peter Christen China – Kelvin Cheung Books UK – Philip Skingley Gillian Watson Nik von Uexkull Autographs USA – Greg Cole Stephen Goldsmith (Special Consultant) Wines China – Guillaume Willk-Fabia Angie Ihlo Fung Special Commisions UK – Ian Copson Marcus Budgen Robin Raw Edward Hilary Davis Your Europe Team (London - Lugano) Directors Tim Hirsch Anthony Spink Auction & Client Management Team Mira Adusei-Poku Rita Ariete Grace Hawkins Dora Szigeti Nik von Uexkull Tom Hazell John Winchcombe Tatyana Boyadzhieva Maurizio Schenini Finance Alison Bennet Marco Fiori Mina Bhagat Dennis Muriu Veronica Morris Varranan Somasundaram IT & Administration Berdia Qamarauli Michael Lewis Liz Cones Curlene Spencer Tom Robinson Cristina Dugoni Giacomo Canzi Your America Team (New York) Managing Director Charles Blane Auction Administration and Marketing & Design Polona Hribovsek Finance & Administration Amit Ramprashad Auctioneers Charle Blane Stephen Goldsmith (Special Consultant) Your Asia Team (Hong Kong - Singapore) Administration Angie Ihlo Fung Newton Tsang Sue Pui Arthur Chan Gary Tan 日本での弊社オークションへの出品・参加に関してのお問い合わせ Ken japan@spink.com

THE NUMISMATIC COLLECTORâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S SERIES October 19-20, 2016 in New York City, NY and on and/or the saleroom*

Sale Location

your spink team for this sale

SPINK USA 145 W. 57th St., 18th Floor New York, NY 10019 212-262-8400 Fax: 212-262-8484

For your questions about the sale lots

Sale Details

for your internet bidding, Bids and shipping inquiries

Gregory J. Cole gcole@spink.com +1 212-262-8400

Wednesday, October 19, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. Session 1 Lots 1 - 826 Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. Session 2 Lots 827-1453

Viewing of Lots NEW YORK CITY Wednesday, October 12, 2016 Thursday, October 13, 2016 Friday, October 14, 2016 Saturday, October 15, 2016 Sunday, October 16, 2016 Monday, October 17, 2016 Tuesday, October 18, 2016

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Polona Hribovsek phribovsek@spink.com +1 212-262-8400 Amit Ramprashad aramprashad@spink.com +1 212-262-8400 Consignment Director

Muriel Eymery meymery@spink.com +1 212-262-8400 Special Consultant

Stephen Goldsmith sgoldsmith@spink.com +1 212-262-8400

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Terms and conditions for buyers The following terms and conditions set forth the scope of your contract with Spink USA Inc (“Spink”), by which Spink contracts with you either as agent on behalf of the Seller or as principal if Spink is the Seller. You should read these conditions carefully.

1 DEFINITIONS

1.1 The following definitions apply to these terms and conditions: Auction Agent, Auctioneer, Spink, us or we means Spink USA Inc; Bidder and you means a person making, attempting to make or considering making a bid for a Lot including a Buyer; Buyer means the person who makes the highest bid for a Lot which is accepted by the Auctioneer and, if the person is acting as an agent, will be a reference to the agent’s principal only if Auction Agent has accepted the agency in writing; Buyer’s Premium means the charge payable by you as a percentage of the Hammer Price, at the rates set out in clause 5.1 below; Certificate of Authenticity means a certificate issued by an Expert Committee confirming the authenticity of a Lot; Commission Bid means an instruction from a Bidder to us to bid on their behalf at the Auction; Expert Committee means a committee of experts to whom a Lot may be sent for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity in accordance with clause 3.4.3; Forgery means a Lot constituting an imitation originally conceived and executed as a whole with a fraudulent intention to deceive as to authorship, origin, age, period, culture or source where the correct description as to such matters is not reflected by the description in the catalogue and which at the date of the auction had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with the description in the catalogue. Accordingly, no Lot shall be capable of being a Forgery by reason of any damage and/or restoration work of any kind (including re-enamelling); Hammer Price means the amount of the highest bid accepted by the Auctioneer in relation to a Lot; Lot means any item deposited with us for sale at auction and, in particular, the item or items described against any Lot number in any catalogue; Purchase Price means the Hammer Price plus Buyer’s premium and New York State and City tax, where applicable; Reserve means the amount below which we agree with the Seller that the Lot cannot be sold; Seller means the owner of the Lot being sold by us; Spink Group means Spink and Son Limited, its subsidiaries and associated companies. 1.2 By making a bid, Bidder acknowledges acceptance of these terms and conditions and agrees to be bound by them. 2 SPINK’S ROLE AS AGENT 2.1 This is a public auction and mail-bid sale held by Spink, which is a licensed and bonded auctioneer.

3.3 Your Responsibility 3.3.1 You are responsible for satisfying yourself as to the condition of the goods and the matters referred to in the catalogue description.

2.2 All sales undertaken by us either at auction or privately are undertaken either as agent on behalf of the Seller or, from time to time, as principal if we are the owner of the Lot. Please note that even if we are acting as agent on behalf of the Seller, rather than as principal, we may have a financial interest in the Lot.

3.4 Extensions – Stamps Only 3.4.1 If you wish to obtain an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity on any Lot (other than a mixed Lot or Lot containing undescribed stamps) you must notify us in writing not less than forty-eight hours before the time fixed for the commencement of the first session of the sale. If accepted by us, such request shall have the same effect as notice of an intention to question the genuineness or description of the Lot for the purposes of clause 5.10 (Refund in the case of Forgery) of these Terms and Conditions and the provisions of clause 5.10 (Refund in the case of Forgery) shall apply accordingly.

2.3 The contract for the sale of the Lot will be between you and the Seller. 3 BEFORE THE SALE 3.1 Examination of Goods 3.1.1 You are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which you are interested, before the auction takes place. Condition reports are usually available on request. We provide no guarantee to you other than in relation to Forgeries, as set out in clause 5.10 of these Terms and Conditions. 3.1.2 All Bidders who have inspected the Lots prior to the auction will not be granted any return privileges, except for reasons of genuineness. It is presumed that all Floor Bidders have inspected the Lots prior to bidding. Therefore, Lots purchased by Floor Bidders are sold “AS IS” and may not be returned. Floor Bidders include those Bidders acting as agents for others. 3.1.3 Spink reserves the right to refuse to honour or reject any bid which, in its opinion, is not submitted in good faith, or, as the case dictates, is not supported by satisfactory references, as Spink, in its sole discretion, shall determine. Spink further reserves the right to ban any Bidder from participation in its sales for any reason deemed appropriate. 3.2 Catalogue Descriptions 3.2.1 Statements by us in the catalogue or condition report, or made orally or in writing elsewhere, regarding the authorship, origin, date, age, size, medium, attribution, genuineness, provenance, condition or estimated selling price of any Lot are merely statements of opinion, and are not to be relied on as statements of definitive fact. Catalogue and web illustrations are for guidance only, and should not be relied on either to determine the tone or colour of any item. No Lot shall be rejected on the grounds of inaccurate reproduction. No Lot illustrated in the catalogue and online shall be rejected on the grounds of cancellation, centering, margins, perforation or other characteristics apparent from the illustration. Estimates of the selling price should not be relied on as a statement that this price is either the price at which the Lot will sell or its value for any other purpose. 3.2.2 Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and the absence of such a reference does not imply that an item is free from defects or restoration, nor does a reference to particular defects imply the absence of any others. 3.2.3 Other than as set out in clause 5.10, and in the absence of fraud, neither the Seller nor we, nor any of our employees or agents, are responsible for the correctness of any statement as to the authorship, origin, date, age, attribution, genuineness or provenance of any Lot nor for any other errors of description or for any faults or defects in any Lot. Every person interested should exercise and rely on his own judgment as to such matters.

3.4.2 Notice of a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity must give the reason why such opinion is required and specify the identity of your proposed expert which will be subject to agreement by us. We reserve the right, at our discretion, to refuse a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity including (without limitation) where the proposed expert is not known to us. 3.4.3 If we accept a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity we will submit the Lot to the Expert Committee. You acknowledge and accept that the length of time taken by an Expert Committee to reach an opinion will vary depending on the circumstances and in any event is beyond our control. 3.4.4 We will not accept a request for an extension on account of condition. Any Lot described in the catalogue as having faults or defects may not be returned even if an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity cites other faults or defects not included in the catalogue description, other than in the case of a Forgery. 3.4.5 Should Spink accept a request for an extension under the foregoing provisions of this paragraph, the fact may be stated by the Auctioneer from the rostrum prior to the sale of the Lot. 3.4.6 It should be noted that any stamp accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity is sold on the basis of that certificate only and not on the basis of any other description or warranty as to authenticity. No request for an extension will be accepted on such a stamp and the return of such a stamp will not be accepted. 3.4.7 If you receive any correspondence from the Expert Committee in relation to the Lot, including but not limited to a Certificate of Authenticity, you must provide us with copies of such correspondence no later than seven (7) days after you receive such correspondence. 4 AT THE SALE 4.1 Refusal of Admission Our sales usually take place on our own premises or premises over which we have control for the sale, and we have the right, exercisable at our complete discretion, to refuse admission to the premises or attendance at an auction. 4.2 Registration Before Bidding You must complete and sign a registration form and provide identification before making a bid at auction. Please be aware that we usually require buyers to undergo a credit check. If you have not bid successfully with Spink in the past, or you are registering with us for the first time, we reserve the right to require a deposit of up to 50% of the amount you intend to spend. Such deposit will be deducted from your

invoice should you be successful. If you are unsuccessful at auction, your deposit will be returned by the same means it was paid to Spink. Some Lots may be designated, prior to the auction, as “Premium Lots”, which means a deposit may be required before placing a bid on the item for sale. Information will be posted on our website in such an event. 4.3 Bidding as Principal When making a bid (whether such bids are made in person or by way of telephone bids operated by Spink, commission or online or email bids), you will be deemed to be acting as principal and will be accepting personal liability, unless it has been agreed in writing, at the time of registration, that you are acting as agent on behalf of a third party buyer acceptable to us. 4.4 Commission Bids 4.4.1 If you give us instructions to bid on your behalf, by using the form provided in our catalogues, or via our website, we shall use reasonable endeavours to do so, provided these instructions are received not later than twenty-four hours before the auction. If we receive commission bids on a particular Lot for identical amounts, and at auction these bids are the highest bids for the Lot, it will be sold to the person whose bid was received first. Commission Bids are undertaken subject to other commitments at the time of the sale, and the conduct of the auction may be such that we are unable to bid as requested. Since this is undertaken as a free service to prospective buyers on the terms stated, we cannot accept liability for making (or failing to make) a Commission Bid. You should therefore always attend personally if you wish to be certain of bidding. If we receive two Commission Bids for equal value for the same Lot, the Bid received first by us shall take precedence. 4.4.2. For all Commission Bids, you must supply your name and address, contact telephone number and email. You must also provide the Lot number and description of the Lot, the amount of your Bid and any other information requested in the Commission Bid Form or by us. It is your responsibility to provide the correct information and to ensure that we have received your Commission Bid. 4.4.3 If you submit a Commission Bid verbally (whether by telephone or otherwise), we shall not be responsible for any misunderstandings (by either us or our agent or you) in relation to your bid. All bids made in this way must be confirmed in writing by you before the Auction. 4.4.4 Bids will be executed for mail bidders at one advance over the next highest bid in competition with floor and/or internet bidders, until the maximum bid is executed for the mail bidder, or until the lot is sold. No buy or unlimited bids will be accepted. 4.5 On-line Bidding We offer internet services as a convenience to our clients. We will not be responsible for errors or failures to execute bids placed on the internet, including, without limitation, errors or failures caused by (i) a loss of internet connection by either party for whatever reason; (ii) a breakdown or problems with the online bidding software and/or (iii) a breakdown or problems with your internet connection, computer or system. Execution of on-line internet bids on www.spink.com and Spink Live is a free service undertaken subject to other commitments at the time of the auction and we do not accept liability for failing to execute an online internet bid or for errors or omissions in connection with this activity. Buyers who acquire lots on the-saleroom.com will have a fee of 3% of the Hammer Price added to their invoice for using this facility. 4.6 Telephone Bids If you make arrangements with us not less than twenty-four hours before the sale, we shall use reasonable endeavours to contact you to enable you to participate in bidding by telephone, but in no circumstances will we be liable to either the Seller or you as a result of failure to do so. 4.7 Video Images At some auctions there will be a video screen. Mistakes may occur in its operation, and we cannot be liable to you regarding either the correspondence of the image to the Lot being sold or the quality of the image as a reproduction of the original. 4.8 Bidding Increments Bidding generally opens below the low estimate and advances in the following order although the Auctioneer may vary the bidding increments during the course of the auction. The normal bidding increments are: Up to $100 $100 to $300 $300 to $750 $750 to $1,500 $1,500 to $3,000 $3,000 to $7,500 $7,500 to $15,000 $15,000 to $30,000 $30,000 to $75,000 $75,000 to $150,000 $150,000 to $300,000 $300,000 and up

by $5 by $10 by $25 by $50 by $100 by $250 by $500 by $1,000 by $2,500 by $5,000 by $10,000 Auctioneer’s discretion

4.9 Bidding by Spink 4.9.1 We reserve the right to bid on Lots on the Seller’s behalf up to the amount of the Reserve (if any), which will never be above the low estimate printed in the auction catalogue. 4.9.2 The Spink Group reserves the right to bid on and purchase Lots as principal. 4.9.3 Spink reserves the right to bid on any Lot in the sale. Additionally, Spink may or may not have financial interest in any of the Lot(s) in the sale. 4.10 The Auctioneer’s Discretion 4.10.1 The Auctioneer has the right, to be exercised in good faith, to refuse any bid, to advance the bidding in such manner as he may decide, to withdraw or divide any Lot, and to combine any two or more Lots. Bidding shall be regulated by the Auctioneer. 4.10.2 The Auctioneer may reopen the bidding on a Lot under the following circumstances: (a) the Auctioneer has failed to execute correctly a mail bid; (b) a party purchasing the Lot on the floor has done so in error; (c) where a protest is made after the hammer has fallen but before bidding has commenced on the next Lot; (d) where the Auctioneer has determined that he/she has overlooked a party still bidding on the Lot but before the calling of the next Lot or (e) to effectuate a fair and reasonable resolution of any error or dispute. In the event of a dispute, the Auctioneer’s decision shall be final. 4.10.3 In the event of any dispute between Bidders, the Auctioneer may, at its sole discretion, immediately put the Lot up for sale again. The Auctioneer’s decision shall be final and binding upon all Bidders. 4.10.4 The Auctioneer reserves the right to postpone the sale by auction for a reasonable period of time as a result of any significant event which, in the sole discretion of the Auctioneer, makes it advisable to postpone the event. No prospective Bidder or prospective Buyer shall have recourse as a result of any postponement. 4.11 Successful Bid 4.11.1 The highest Bidder for each Lot shall be the Buyer. Subject to the provisions of Clause 4.10, the striking of the Auctioneer’s hammer marks the acceptance of the highest bid, provided always that such bid is higher than the Reserve (where applicable), and the conclusion of a contract for sale between you and the Seller. 4.12 Spink’s Own Material Auctioneer reserves the right to include in any auction its own material as well as material from affiliated or related companies, principals, officers or employees. Auctioneer may have direct or indirect interest in any of the Lots in the Auction and may collect commissions. 4.13 After Sale Arrangements If you enter into any private sale agreements for any Lot with the Seller within sixty days of the auction, we, as exclusive agents of the Seller reserve the right to charge you the applicable Buyer’s Premium in accordance with these terms and conditions, and the Seller a commission in accordance with the terms of the Seller’s agreement. 4.14 Return of Lot 4.14.1 All the Lots are sold as genuine. For the purpose of this sale, “genuine” is defined as not faked or forged and Spink will not knowingly sell any item that has been “repaired’, “restored”, “processed”, “cleaned”, “pressed” or “conserved” in any way without disclosure of such facts to the potential Buyer. 4.14.2 No Lots may be returned without a written request by the successful Bidder and the written approval of Spink. In the unlikely event of returning a Lot, Spink must receive notification of the Buyer’s intent within three (3) days of the Buyer’s receipt of the Lot. The following Lots may not be returned for any reason whatsoever: (a) Lots containing ten or more items; (b) Lots described as having faults or defects because of the faults described or any others, including lots described as “repaired”, “corroded”, “holed”, “whizzed”, or similar damage, except for non-authenticity; (c) illustrated Lots because of centering, margins, etc. or other factors shown in the illustrations; (d) Lots described “AS IS”, including third party graded coins or banknotes (i.e. PCGS, NGC, ANACS, ICG); (e) Lots valued primarily for the bullion content; (f) Lots examined by postal viewers; and (g) any philatelic extension Lot unless the conditions set forth in Item 3.4 above is complied with fully. Except for Lots placed on extension, as per the conditions of Item 3.4 above, no Lots may be returned for any reason whatsoever after thirty days from sale date. Late payment for purchase may, at Spink’s option, be considered just cause to revoke all return privileges. If any disputes arise regarding payment, authenticity, or description between the Bidder and Spink, Spink, at its sole discretion, may submit the disputed matter to binding arbitration before the American Arbitration Association in New York, NY, to which the Bidder, by placing a bid and hereby accepting these terms and conditions of sale, agrees to be bound. 5 AFTER THE AUCTION 5.1 Buyer’s Premium and Other Charges In addition to the Hammer Price, a Buyer’s Premium equal to 20% of the successful bid price of each Lot up to and including $2,000.00 and 15 % of the excess bid price over $2,000.00, a fee of 3% on the Hammer Price total for using the-saleroom.com, and a

surcharge for paying by credit card will be added to each invoice. 5.2 Sales Tax All Lots are subject to applicable state and local taxes, unless appropriate resale certificates are on file with Spink. 5.3 Payment 5.3.1 You must provide us with your full name and permanent address and, if so requested, details of the bank from which any payments to us will be made. You must pay the full amount due (comprising the amounts set forth in Clause 5.1 above and any applicable New York State sales tax, unless the Lot is exempt) within seven days after the date of the sale. This applies even if you wish to export the Lot and an export licence is (or may be) required. 5.3.2 You will not acquire title to the Lot until all amounts due have been paid in full. This includes instances where special arrangements were made for release of the Lot prior to full settlement. 5.3.3 Spink reserves the right to await clearance of any check used for payment before delivery of any item and a $25.00 charge will be applied for any check that fails to clear. 5.3.4 All sales are strictly for cash, check and bank/wire transfer in United States dollars; however, Spink will only accept cash payments under $10,000.00. Spink offers clients the option of paying by credit card (Visa, MasterCard, and American Express only) in United States Dollars for a convenience charge of two-percent (2%) for Visa and MasterCard and four-percent (4%) for American Express, up to a total of $30,000.00. Credit card payments will only be accepted if (a) the purchase is made by the card holder, (b) any purchased items to be shipped are shipped to the cardholder’s verified billing address, (c) floor Bidders present their credit cards and (d) all returns are governed by the terms and conditions of the sale. Payment is due and payable immediately upon receipt of the auction invoice or, if payment is to be made at the auction site, simultaneously with receipt of the purchased items. 5.3.5 Payments should be made by the registered Buyer and not by third parties, unless it has been agreed at the time of registration that you are acting as an agent on behalf of a third party. 5.4 Notification We are not able to notify successful Bidders by telephone. While Invoices are sent out by mail after the auction we do not accept responsibility for notifying you of the result of your bid. You are requested to contact us by telephone or in person as soon as possible after the auction to obtain details of the outcome of your bids to avoid incurring charges for late payment. 5.5 Collection of Purchases 5.5.1 Unless specifically agreed to the contrary, we shall retain Lots purchased until all amounts due to us, or to the Spink Group, have been paid in full. Buyers will be required to pay for their Lot(s) when they wish to take possession of the same, which must be within seven days of the date of the sale, unless prior arrangements have been made with Spink. Without prior agreement, Lots will not be released until cleared funds are received with regard to payments made by check. 5.5.2 Unless we notify you to the contrary, items retained by us will be covered under our insurance policy, which is available for inspection at our offices, from the date of sale for a period of seven days or until the time of collection, whichever is sooner. The risk of loss for the lot purchased by you shall be entirely yours after the earliest of seven days from the date of sale or from the time of collection. 5.5.3 Our policy will not cover and we are unable to accept responsibility for damage caused by woodworm, changes in atmospheric conditions or acts of terrorism. 5.6 Packing and handling 5.6.1 We shall use all reasonable endeavours to take care when handling and packing a purchased Lot but remind you that after seven days from the date of sale or from the time of collection, whichever is sooner, the risk of loss with respect to the lot purchased by you is entirely yours. Our postage charges are set out in Clause 11 of these Terms and Conditions. 5.6.2 It is the responsibility of the Buyer to be aware of any import duties that may be incurred upon importation to the final destination. Spink will not accept return of any package in order to avoid these duties. The onus is also on the Buyer to be aware of any import restrictions that prohibit the importation of certain collectibles. Spink will not accept return of the Lot(s) if rejected for importation or if Buyer fails to pay appropriate import duties. Spink will not accept responsibility for Lot(s) seized or destroyed by any customs agencies. 5.6.3 Delivery of any Lot(s) to an address other than the invoiced address will be at Spink’s sole discretion. 5.7 Recommended Packers and Shippers 5.7.1 Shipping, handling and administration charges will be added to invoices for Lots delivered by mail. All Lots will be shipped via U.S. Express Mail to Post Office boxes, via Federal Express to street addresses, and via FedEx ground for bulky large lots (in the U.S. only). Buyer will be responsible for the total purchase price in the event of loss.

Spink is not responsible for the loss of any merchandise shipped outside the United States. Insurance of any items to be shipped outside the United States is solely the responsibility of the Buyer. It is also the responsibility of the Buyer to provide adequate insurance coverage for the items once they are in his/her possession. Unless the risk of loss has already shifted by virtue of the provisions of Clause 5.5.2, risk of loss shall be borne by the Buyer following shipment of the items and Spink assumes no liability for merchandise lost, stolen or damaged while in the possession of any shipper to whom merchandise has been delivered, nor for any FedEx shipment which is subject to a “signature release” on file with FedEx, or otherwise. 5.7.2 If required, our shipping department may arrange shipment as your agent. Although we may suggest carriers if specifically requested, our suggestions are made on the basis of our general experience of such parties in the past and we are not responsible to any person to whom we have made a recommendation for the acts or omissions of the third parties concerned. 5.8 Remedies for Non-Payment 5.8.1 If you fail to make payment within fifteen days of the payment date set out by your invoice, we shall be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies: 5.8.1.1 to charge interest at the rate of 1.5% per month compound interest, calculated on a daily basis, from the date the full amount is due; 5.8.1.2 to set off against any amounts which Spink or the Spink Group may owe you in any other transaction the outstanding amount remaining unpaid by you; 5.8.1.3 we may retain all or some of the Lot(s) purchased by you, or other property in the possession of Spink or the Spink Group, until you have paid all the amounts you owe us or the Spink Group, even if the unpaid amounts do not relate to those Lots or other property. Following fourteen days’ notice to you of the amount outstanding and remaining unpaid, Spink and the Spink Group shall have the right to arrange the sale of such Lot(s) or other property. We may apply the proceeds of such sale in satisfaction of the debt outstanding and due us or the Spink Group, and may remit any remaining balance to you; 5.8.1.4 where several amounts are owed by you to the Spink Group in respect of different transactions, to apply any amount paid to discharge any amount owed in respect of any particular transaction, whether or not you so direct; 5.8.1.5 to reject at any future auction any bids made by you or on your behalf or obtain a deposit from you before accepting any bids. 5.8.2 If you fail to make payment within thirty-five days, we shall in addition be entitled: 5.8.2.1 to cancel the sale of the Lot or any other item sold to you at the same or any other auction; 5.8.2.2 to arrange a resale of the Lot, publicly or privately, and, if this results in a lower price being obtained, claim the balance from you together with all reasonable costs including a 10% seller’s commission, expenses, damages, legal fees, commissions and premiums of whatever kind associated with both sales or otherwise, incurred in connection with your failure to make payment; or 5.8.2.3 when reselling the Lot, to place a notice in our catalogue stating that you successfully purchased the Lot at auction but have subsequently failed to pay the Hammer Price of the Lot, 5.8.2.4 In the event Spink refers an invoice(s) to an attorney for collection, the Buyer agrees to pay SPINK attorney’s fees, court costs, witness fees and other costs incurred by Spink; 5.8.2.5 take any other reasonable and appropriate action as we deem fit. 5.9 Failure to Collect Where purchases are not collected within seven days after the sale, whether or not payment has been made, you will be required to pay a storage charge of $2 per item per day plus any additional handling cost that may apply. You will not be entitled to collect the Lot until all outstanding charges are met, together with payment of all other amounts due to us. 5.10 Refund in the case of Forgery 5.10.1 A sale will be cancelled, and the amount paid refunded to you if a Lot (other than a miscellaneous item not described in the catalogue) sold by us proves to have been a Forgery. We shall not however be obliged to refund any amounts if either (a) the catalogue description or saleroom notice at the auction date corresponded to the generally accepted opinion of scholars or experts at that time, or fairly indicated that there was a conflict of opinions, or (b) it can be demonstrated that the Lot is a Forgery only by means of either a scientific process not generally accepted for use until after publication of the catalogue or a process which at the date of the auction was unreasonably expensive or impracticable or likely to have caused damage to the Lot. Furthermore, you should note that this refund can be obtained only if the following conditions are met:

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Day One - Wednesday, October 19, 2016, 11:00 a.m. (Lots 1-826) Ancient Coins............................................................................................................................. 1-20 WORLD COINS Islamic Coinage........................................................................................................................ 21-26 World Coins............................................................................................................................. 27-418 British Coinage......................................................................................................................... 49-149 Maundy Sets............................................................................................................................. 108-115 18th Century British Merchant Tokens..................................................................................... 116-148 The Ted Belich Collection of Serbian and Balkan Coinage........................................................ 208-271 Coins Inset in Silverware & Sundry Items................................................................................. 415-418 WORLD ORDERS & DECORATIONS................................................................................. 419-507 Miniatures................................................................................................................................ 448-453 The Ted Belich Collection of Serbian and Balkan Order, Decorations and Militaria................... 454-507 WORLD MILITARY MEDALS British Campaign and other Medals.......................................................................................... 508-577 An Important 1916 DSO, OBE Group of Ten to Capt. G.W.H. Heaton, Royal Navy................ 551 World Military Medals.............................................................................................................. 578-584 WORLD MILITARIA.............................................................................................................. 585-597 U.S. Coins.................................................................................................................................. 598-826 * A large selection of Certified Eagles and Double Eagles............................................................ 681-826

Day Two - Thursday, October 20, 2016, 11:00 a.m. (Lots 827-1453) UNITED STATES COINS Hawaii...................................................................................................................................... 827-831 U.S. Coins (Groups, rounds, ingots, etc)................................................................................... 832-849 MEDALS & TOKENS Hard Times & Merchant Tokens from the Robert A. Vlack Collection...................................... 850-893 Admiral Vernon, Indian Peace, Presidential and other Medals.................................................... 904-920 World’s Columbian Expo.......................................................................................................... 924-934 WORLD PAPER MONEY....................................................................................................... 935-1037 U.S. PAPER MONEY Colonial Notes ........................................................................................................................ 1038-1044 CSA Notes................................................................................................................................ 1045-1052 Obsolete Currency.................................................................................................................... 1053-1080 Obsoletes & Advertising Notes from the Robert A. Vlack Collection........................................ 1081-1188 Federal Currency...................................................................................................................... 1189-1197 Small-size Notes....................................................................................................................... 1198-1204 Fractional Currency.................................................................................................................. 1205-1208 National Bank Notes…............................................................................................................. 1209-1218 WORLD COINS U.S. Stocks & Bonds................................................................................................................. 1356-1427 World Stocks & Bonds.............................................................................................................. 1428-1438 BOOKS..................................................................................................................................... 1439-1452 Late Additions - Militaria Painting.............................................................................................. 1453

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ANCIENT COINS

Kings of Macedon. Alexander the Great (336-323 BC). AR Tetradrachm. Uncertain mint, Macedon (?). 17.41 gms. Head of Herakles right clad in lion’s skin, rev. Zeus enthroned left holding eagle and scepter, caduceus facing left above P omega monogram in left field. Attractive iridescent highlights. Choice and About as Struck. $400-500

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Epeiros. Ambrakia. AR Stater, ca. 404-360 BC. 8.21 gms. Pegasos flying left, rev. Helmeted head of Athena right, “A” behind, warrior with spear and shield upper right. Ravel Colts 117, Pegasi 75. Lightly toned. Very Fine. $350-450 8

Pamphylia. Aspendos. AR Stater, 380/75-330/20 BC. 10.83 gms. Two wrestlers grappling, NF between them (the “N” retrograde), rev. Slinger in throwing stance right, triskeles before him. Some typical weakness reverse center. Toned. Very Fine. $400-500

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Islands of Caria. Rhodes. AR Didrachm, ca. 250-229 BC. 6.53 gms. Radiant head of Helios slightly right, rev. AΓHΣIΔAM(OΣ), rose with bud, p-o, in left field Artemis running left. Ashton 206, SNG Keckman 534-5. Lustrous. Choice About as Struck. $500-600 Roman Imperial. Vespasian (69-79). AR Denarius, struck 70. 3.5 gms. Laureate head right, rev. Mars walking right, holding spear and Aquila. RIC 23, RSC 87. Sharp profile. Very Fine. $100-150 Roman Imperial. Antoninus Pius (138-161). AE Sestertius, struck 152. Laureate head right, rev Pius seated left on curule chair, holding globe and being crowned by Victory. RIC 889. Rich sea-green patina over some pitting lower obverse. Very Fine. $90-120 Roman Imperial Pair of AR Denarii. Commodus (177192) Struck 179. 3.41 gms. Laureate head right, rev. Salus seated left feeding serpent. RIC (Aurelian) 658, RSC 767. Scarce. Very Fine; Geta, as Caesar (198-209). Struck 200-205. 3.53 gms. Bare-headed robed bust right, rev. Minerva standing left. RIC 34b. Choice Very Fine. (2) $100-150 Roman Imperial. Elagabalus (218-222). Pair of Antoninianii, Rome, 219. 4.61 and 5.23 gms. Radiant, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rvs. Fides seated leaf holding eagle and standard, other standard left; and Salus standing right holding serpent. RIC 67, 138; also Antoninianus of his grandmother Julia Maesa, Augusta (218-224/5). Draped bust, wearing stephane, right on crescent, rev. Pietas standing left before altar. RIC (Elagabalus) 264. All toned Very Fine. (3) $150-200

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Roman Imperial. Constantius II (337-361). AR Siliqua, struck 351-355. Sirmium. 2.17 gms. DN CONSTAN-TIVS PF AVG, diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. VOTIS / XXX /MVLTIS / XXXX within wreath, SIRM below. RIC 15. Attractive old toning. Extremely Fine. $150-200 Roman Imperial. Eastern Empire. Valens (364-378). AR Siliqua, 2nd emission, 366. Lugdunum (Lyon). 1.69 gms. DN VALEN-S (PF AV)G, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. RESTITV-TOR REIP, Emperor standing, head right, holding labarum and Victory on globe, PLVG. in ex. RIC 6f.3. Rich cabinet tone. Near Extremely Fine. $125-175

Lot of Roman Imperial Silver: Includes Denarii of Trajan, Caracalla (3) and Severus Alexander; Antoninianii of Philip I, Salonina and Saloninus; also Republican Denarius of C. Licinius L.f. Macer, 84 BC. Very FineNear Extremely Fine. (9) $200-300 Roman Imperial. Lot of Antoninianii. Mostly billon and AE. Issues of Divus Severus Alexander (eagle), Philip I - emperor on horseback reverse; Gallienus (2) - Victory and Bon Event reverses; Claudius II (2); Aurelian (3) Sol with captives, Genius, Sol and captive; Probus; Carus (2); Carausius - Pax reverse; Allectus - Galley on reverse; Diocletian (2), Maximianus and Constantius I. Generally Fine-Extremely Fine. (18) $150-200 Roman Imperial. Lot of AEs, 1st-3rd Century. Mostly Asses and Dupondii, a few Sestertii. Includes Dupondius of Nero Caesar and Drusus Caesar; and of Antonia, Tiberius AE of Commagene (crossed caduceus); issues of Galba, Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus Pius, Trajan Decius, Maximinus, Sabina, Julia Mamaea, Faustina, Crispina, Otacilia Severa, etc. Should be viewed. A few with light deposits, some with roughness. Very Good-Very Fine. (28) $300-400 Roman Imperial. Quintet of mid-size Bronzes: Includes Dupondii of Caracalla - Pietas reverse, Severus Alexander - Spes reverse, Macrinus -- Jupiter reverse; and Asses of Philip I - Pax running, and Trebonianus Gallus - Pietas. Minor roughness on some. About Very Fine-Very Fine. (5) $125-175

Roman Imperial. Lot of 3rd - 4th Century AEs. Mostly AE 2, 3 and 4s, a few Follis etc. Includes an AE1 of Valentinian I, and issues of Aurelian, Valerian I, Galerius, Severus II, Constantine, Constans, Severina, Constantius II, Fausta, Julian II, Helena, Theodora, Arcadius, Licinius, Theodosius I, Aelia Flaccilla, Honorius, Valens, Gratian, Jovian, Saloninus, Diocletian, Maxentius, Carus, Carausius, etc. Also Alexandrine AE Tetradrachm of Severina, Probus, Tacitus, Diocletian; and two Byzantine AEs. About Fine-About as Struck. (64) $300-400 Roman Imperial. Sextet of Fourth Century AEs from the London and Lyons mints: Constantine I. Two Victories, altar, PLN; Captives and standard, PLN. RIC 157, 191; Crispus. Altar with globe, PLON; Sol, PLN; Altar with globe, PLC. RIC 250, 203, 115; Constantine II. VOT X in wreath, PLON. RIC 292. All EF-Choice EF. (6) $150-200 Roman Imperial. Septet of Fourth Century AEs from the mint of Sirmium (the modern Sremska Mitrovica in Serbia). Licinius I Reduced Follis. Jupiter holding Victory reverse. Silvering intact; Constantine II, as Caesar (2). VOT V and campgate reverses; Crispus. Two Victories; Constantius II. Soldiers with two standards; Constans. Soldiers with one standard; Julian II Soldier slaying enemy. About EF-EF. (7) $100-150

Byzantine Empire. Constans II with Constantine IV, Heraclius and Tiberius (641-668). AV Solidus. Constantinople, 3rd Officina. Struck 662-667. 4.32 gms. Draped busts of Constans, wearing plumed helmet, and Constantine, wearing crown, facing, cross above between them, rev. Cross potent on three steps flanked by full-length facing figures of Heraclius and Tiberius. DOC II 30c, SB 964. Lustrous. Choice About as Struck. $450-550

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Byzantine Empire. Constantine IX Monomachus (10421055). AV Histamenon Nomisma. Constantinople. 4.37 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, rev. Crowned facing bust of Constantine wearing loros and holding labarum and globus cruciger. DOC 2a, SB 1829. About as Struck. $350-450

Byzantine Empire. Constantine IX Monomachus (10421055). AV Histamenon Nomisma. Constantinople. 4.38 gms. Facing bust of Christ Pantokrator, crescents in upper segments of nimbus and partial crescent lower right segment, rev. Crowned facing bust of Constantine wearing loros and holding cruciform scepter and globus cruciger. DOC 3, SB 1830. About as Struck. $400-500

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Abbasid Caliphate. Al-Amin (AH 193-198/809813 AD). Gold Dinar, AH 195. 4.25 gms. Issue of Madinat al-Salaam, rabbi Allah above reverse, al-`Abbas below with large pellet beneath. A-220.5. Scarce. Minor double-striking obverse center. About Extremely Fine. $300-400 Khurasan and western Central Asia. Samanid. Nasr II b. Ahmad (AH 301-331/914-943 AD). Gold Dinar, Nishapur, AH 302. 4.14 gms. Citing the caliph al-Muqtadir. A-1449. Small test mark obverse center. Very Fine. $175-225

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Bukhara. Khanate. Manghits. Nasrullah (AH 12421277/1827-1860 AD). Gold Tilla, Bukhara yi-sharif, AH 1252/1253. 4.55 gms. Struck in the name of Ma’sum Ghazi -- rahmat bad bar ma`sum ghazi (“May mercy be upon Ma`sum Ghazi). Dated both sides. Borders of “S” waves, mint legend in double circle. A-3035, KM 65. Scarce. Some flatness in margins as typical. Extremely Fine. $250-300

Bukhara. Khanate. Manghits. Nasrullah (AH 12421277/1827-1860 AD). Gold Tilla, Bukhara yi-sharif, AH 1254. 4.56 gms. Struck in the name of Ma’sum Ghazi -- rahmat bad bar ma`sum ghazi (“May mercy be upon Ma`sum Ghazi). Dated both sides. Borders of “S” waves, mint legend in single circle. Outer border of crosses and dashes. A-3035, KM 65. Scarce. Some typical flatness in margins. Extremely Fine. $250-300

Bukhara. Khanate Manghits. Muzaffar al-din (AH 1277-1303/1860-1886 AD - as a Russian vassal after 1868). Gold Tilla, Bukhara yi-sharif, AH 1298. 4.56 gms. Struck in the name of Ma`sum Ghazi. Dated both sides. Border of ovals and pellets/waves and pellets. A-3038, KM 65. Minor flatness in margins. Extremely Fine. $250-300

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Small lot of Islamic coinage -- Syria, the Jezira, Mesopotamia and the Yemen. Ayyubid -- branch at Aleppo (Halab). al-Zahir Ghazi (AH 582-613/11861216 AD). Silver Dirhams (2), unclear mint and date. A-834.7; al-Nasir Yusuf II (AH 634-658/1236-1259 AD). Silver Dirham, AH 647. A-842.3; -- branch at Mayyafariqin and Sinjar. al-Ashraf Musa (AH 607617/1210-1220 AD). AE Dirham, AH 612; and Reduced AE Dirham, (Sinjar), date not vis. Seated facing figure holding orb. A-859.1, 859.2. About Fine-Very Fine; Rasulid. Al-Muzaffer Yusuf (AH 647-694/12491295 AD). Silver Dirhams (2). Àdan, AH 650 and 658. A-1102. Well-struck with clear, elegant legends. Extremely Fine; al-Mujahid Sayf al Islam Àli (AH 721-764/13221363 AD). Silver pictorial Dirhams (2), al-Mahjam, AH 747, 748. Lion rampant l. A-1108.3. One fully struck, toned About Extremely Fine with mount or corrosion mark on edge, the other with weak areas, Very Fine; also Mutawakkilite. Al-Mutawakkil Yahya b. Muhammad (AH 1322-1367/1904-1948 AD). Ìmadi Riyal, AH 1344. Y.7. About Extremely Fine. (10) $150-200

WORLD COINS

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Austria. Archduke Ferdinand (1564-1595). Taler, nd. Ensisheim. Crowned, armored half-figure right holding scepter and sword, “AUSTRIAE” misspelled as AUSTIAE, rev. Crowned Arms in Order chain flanked by small shields; “PHIRT” spelled PHRRT (the second “R” over “I”). Dav.8088. Very light adjustment marks. Very Fine; also Ragusa. Tallero, 1778. KM 18. Typical adjustment marks. Some light deposits and minor pitting obverse right. Extremely Fine. (2) $150-250 Austria. Leopold I (1657-1705). Taler, 1668. Hall. Laureate, draped and armored bust right, Crowned Arms within Order chain. Dav.3240, KM 1238. Toned Extremely Fine. $200-300

Austria. H.R.E. Leopold II. Taler, 1686. Hall. Armored bust right, rev. Crowned Arms within Order chain. Dav. 3241, KM 1303.1. Small obverse flan flaw, dark area on reverse. About Extremely Fine. $150-200 Austria. Emperor Franz I. Restoration of the Medical-Surgical Academy, 1824 Medal. Silver. 45mm. By Boehm. Conjoined busts right of Franz I and Joseph II, rev. Hygeia standing left, feeding serpent from bowl; BENE MERENTIBVS, Academy legend and Roman date in ex. Toned over a few minor nicks. Extremely Fine. $150-200

Belgium. Leopold I. Industrial Expo, 1835 Medal. Bronze. 49.6mm. By Jouvenel. Laureate head of the king right, rev. Winged muse seated right inscribing tablet, beehive at left, incense burner on pedestal at right. Rich, deep chestnut brown. Uncirculated. $50-75 Bohemia. General & Agricultural Exhibition, Prague 1891 Medal. Silver. 44mm. By Boehm. Crowned lion standing left, holding laurel branch and supporting shield with dates 1791 1891, rev. Czech and German legends divided by branch. In original case with ornate escutcheon with date. Some light friction hairlines in lustrous fields. About Uncirculated. $60-90

Denmark. Frederik VI (1808-1839). 32 Rigsbankskilling, 1820 IFF. Crowned FVI monogram, rev. Value and date. KM 690.2. Light obverse hairlines. Uncirculated. $300-400 France. Medieval Lot: Carolingians. Charles the Bald (843-877). Denier. Blois. Karolus monogram and cross; + GRATIA DI REX, rev. Cross; +BLESIANIS CASTRO. Depeyrot 160. Weak obverse struck from eroding die, Fine; Deniers of Bearn and Valence; and royal issues Philippe II (1180-1223). Denier, Arras; Philippe IV, le bel (1285-1314). Denier Parisis, Double Tournois and Maille Bourgeoise. The last Very Good, the others FineVery Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (7) $150-200 France. Charles VI, le Bien-Aimé (the Well beloved)/ le fol (the Mad) (1380-1422). Gros au lis sous une couronne. 3.20 gms. Central cross; +Kl.DI.6. FRACORV.REX (triple pellet stops) inner legend, SIT: nOmEN... outer legend, rev.Crown over three lis at center; x GROSVS. TVRONVS (triple pellet stops, border of fleurs in circle. Duplessy 384, Ciani 520, Lafaurie 388. Irregular edge. Very Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. $100-150

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France. Charles VII-Charles VIII. Lot: Charles VII. (1422-1461). Blanc. Troyes. Ciani 686. VF; Louis XI (1461-1483). Blanc, Petit Blanc and Maille Tournois. C.755, 758, 782; Charles VIII (1483-1497). Grand Blanc, Douzain au Dauphine, Douzain of Romans, of Angers, Demi-Karolus of St. Lô, Karolus of Cremieu, and Liard of Poitiers. C.805, 808, 809, 814, 816, 820, 829. About Fine-Very Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (11) $200-250 France. Henri III (1574-1589). Demi-Franc au col plat, 1588 B. Rouen. Laureate, armored bust right, mm below, within beaded circle, rev. “H” at center of cross fleury. Ciani 1431, L.971. Die shift creates doubling and flat strike on profile. Nice old cabinet toning. Very Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. $125-175 France. Quartet of 16th century silver issues: François II. Teston, 1560 D. Lyon. In name of Henri II. Bust right. Reverse hairline, attractive slate gray. VF. Possibly contemporary counterfeit; Henri III. Demi-teston, 1575 M. Toulouse. In name of Charles IX. Laureate bust left. Fine; 1/4 Franc, 1577? A. Paris. About VF; Catholic League. 1/4 Franc, 1590 M. In name of Henri III. Crude Fine+. Ciani 1336, 1371, 1432, 1427. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (4) $150-250

France. Directory. Decime, L’An 5A (1796-7). Paris. Draped Liberté bust left, rev. Value, date and mm within oak wreath. KM 644.1. PCGS MS 65 BN. Orange-red peripheral highlights, boldly defined types. A superb example and rare so nice. $300-400 France. Quartet of Napoleonic Bronze Medals by Andrieu: Propagation of Vaccination, 1804. 40mm. Laureate head right, rev. Asclepius with nude woman; Te Deum in Cathedral of Vienne, 1805. 40mm. Rev. View of the Cathedral. Both cherry red-brown. EF-AU; and modern Paris mint restrikes of the “Entrevue des Deus Empereurs, 1805” and “Imperial Seal” medals. AuUncirculated. (4) $150-200

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France. VIII Olympiad, Paris 1924. Participation Medal. Bronze. 55mm. By Raoul Bénard. Victory placing laurel crown on athlete, a line of other victors behind, rev. Cityview above legend. Extremely Fine. $250-300 German States. Prussia. Friedrich Wilhelm III. Huldigungsmünze - Münster 1803. Medal. Silver. 42mm. Uniformed and draped high-relief bust left, rev. Minerva standing left holding Prussian banner before dais adorned with scales of Justice, book atop, caduceus, wheat sheaf and agricultural implements beside; AUCH IHNEN SCHUTZ UND WOHLFARTH, MÜNSTER MIT DEM STAATE VEREINIGT 1802 in ex. Attractively toned over some contact marks. About Uncirculated. $100-150

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Attractive Notgeld Presentation Set

German States. Teutonic Order. Maximilian of Austria, Master (1588-1618). Taler, 1603. Crowned and armored figure of the master standing slightly left flanked by helm and lion supported shield, rev. Emperor in full armor, holding banner aloft, astride horse right, circle of shields around. Dav.5848, KM 3. Lovely old cabinet toning. Extremely Fine. $600-700 Lot of German States and Imperial Minors. Includes Frankfurt Heller (22), “Judenpfennig” (4), AEs and a few silver from other states (24), Baden 2 Mark, 1902; Imperial -- 20 Pfennig 1876 G (2). Uncirculated; and various (30) with a few Austrian strays and a few tokens. Good-Uncirculated. (83) $125-175 45

Germany. Porcelain Notgeld Presentation Set. 41-piece set housed in original plush-lined case, ca. 1924 with inside banner “Aus Deutschlands Schwerster Zeit!” (From Germany’s most difficult times). Thirty-seven denominated token issues from Amberg, Bad WeixdorfLausa, Boldixum, Eisenach, Gotha, Gross-Wartenberg, Lengsfeld, Munsterberg, Prenzlau, Saxony, Tannhausen (Meyer Kauffmann) and elsewhere. Four large size medal issues - 700 Years Lobau and Possneck 1923. The token issues include large size, a few gold-leaf, and an octagonal. Additionally, there is a large size blue-glazed piece from Hohr. Attractive set. Uncirculated. (42) $300-400 Germany. Love Medal, late 19th-early 20th Century. Bavarian Madonna Taler blown out with high-relief bust of Alpine man, the whole set in floral silver frame with top plaque inscribed in German “Reminder of your love, Kathi”. Interesting piece. Extremely Fine. $60-90

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Germany. Group of Medals: Prussian Silver Wedding Anniversary, 1899. Silver, 51mm; Poultry Award Medal. Silver, 40.5mm; 10th German Shooting Fest, Berlin, 1899. Silver, 40mm. Looped; Cathedral of Koln, 1248-1928. Silver, 36mm; 19th Century Silver moralizing medals (4), 25.5-40mm - one with janiform head on pedestal and Zodiac reverse (pinscratches), two looped; Silvered Brass Napoleonic War Jeton, 1813 and top half of Wilhelm III Box Medal. The Deutscher Dom medal superbly toned Prooflike, the others About VF-EF. (10) $150-250 Gibraltar. Token Coinage: Robert Keeling -- Quarto, 1810 large date, 2 Quarts, 1802 (2), 2 Quartos, 1810 small date. KM Tn3.1, Tn2.1, Tn4.2; James Spittles Quarto and 2 Quartos, 1820. KM Tn8 and 9. About VFEF; Regular Coinage: Half Quart and 2 Quarts, 1842. KM 1, 3. Former minor flan flaw, latter once lightly polished now toned. VF. (8) $150-200

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England. Norman Kings. William I. “the Conqueror” (1066-1087). Paxs-type Penny. Winchester, moneyer: Aestan. 1.40 gms. Crowned, facing bust, holding scepter breaking circle, +PILLELM REX, rev. Cross, P-A-X in angles, each letter within a circle, +IESTIIN ON PINCI. N.848, S.1257. Some weakness at center. Old toning. Very Fine. $450-550

England. Plantagenet Kings. Henry I (1100-1135). Facing bust-Quatrefoil with piles type. Moneyer: Sigarus. N.863, S.1268. Rich old toning over obverse test scratch. About 30% flatly struck. Very Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. $250-350 56

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England. Plantagenet Kings. Henry II (1154-1189). Cross and Crosslet (Tealby) Penny. Class B. Bury St. Edmunds, uncertain moneyer. Crowned bust facing holding scepter; HENRI RE, rev. Cross with crosslets and pellet in each angle; --ON.S.E--. N.959, S.1338. Irregular edge. Crude About Very Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. $200-300 England. Plantagenet Kings. Henry III (1216-1272). Trio of London mint Long-cross Class V Pennies moneyers Nicole, Willem and Renaud (Cl. Va, Vc, Vh). Very Fine-Choice Very Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (3) $125-175 England. Plantagenet Kings. Edward I “Longshanks” (1272-1307). Lot of New Coinage issues. Pennies London (deposits, edge split), Canterbury, Chester (flan rent), York; Halfpenny, London; Farthings (2), London. North 1052, 1070. Very Good - Fine+. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (7) $150-250 England. Plantagenet Kings. Edward III (13271377). Trio: Pennies (2) - 3rd coinage and post-Treaty; Halfpenny. N.1131; also Edward I-III Long-cross Pennies (4). About Fine-About Very Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (7) $125-175 England. Plantagenets-Hanover. Quartet: Short Cross Penny of Henry III (1216-1272). London, moneyer: Ilger; Long Cross Penny of Edward II (1307-1327). Durham. Crozier on reverse. EF and VF; Henry VI (1422-1461). Groat. Calais. Toned Fine; and George I (1714-1727). Halfpenny, 1722. VG. (4) $100-150

England. House of Lancaster. Henry V (1413-1422). Groat, mm pierced cross. 3.66 gms. Crowned facing bust, mullet to right of breast, in tressure, rev. Long cross, quatrefoil after: POSVI. S.1762B. A few light pecks/hairlines obverse. Fine. $350-450

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England. House of Lancaster. Henry VI, first reign (1422-1461). Annulet issue, 1422-1430. Halfgroat. 1.69 gms. Calais. Crowned bust facing, annulets at neck, rev. Long cross, pellet triplets in each quarter of central circle. S. 1840. Bold strike. Slate gray tone. Near Extremely Fine. $150-200 England. House of Lancaster. Henry VI, first reign (1422-1461). Quintet: Halfgroat. Calais. Annulet at neck. S.1840; Halfpennies. London (3). Leaf-trefoil, trefoil, leaf-pellet issues; Calais. Annulet at neck. Toned About Fine-Fine+. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (5) $125-175 England. Quintet: House of York. Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483). Penny. Durham, Bishop Booth (1471-1476). “B” and trefoil by neck; Penny. York, Archbishop Rotherham (1480-1483). “T” and slanting key by neck. S.2215, 2134. Fine-Good Fine; House of Tudor. Henry VII (1485-1509). Penny. Durham, Bishop Fox; Halfpenny. Henry VIII (1509-1547). Halfpenny. Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (5) $125-175

England. House of Tudor. Henry VIII (1509-1547). Second coinage, 1526-1544. Groat, mm arrow. 2.65 gms. Laker bust D, rev. Long cross over shield. S.2337E. A few obverse pecks, toned. Decent profile. Very Fine. $225-275 England. Pair. House of Tudor. Edward VI (1547-1553). Fine Silver issue, 1551-3. Shilling, mm tun. Crowned bust 3/4 left, rose-XII. S.2482. Toned Fine+; and House of Stuart. James I (1603-1625). Sixpence, 1624, mm trefoil. Crowned bust right, VI behind. S.2670. A few old hairlines and some typical weakness at centers. About Very Fine. (2) $150-200

England. House of Stuart. James I (1603-1625). Second Coinage. Unite, mm. tower (1612-1613). 9.96 gms. Crowned, armored fourth bust right holding scepter and orb, rev. Crowned Arms, I-R. S.2619. Test “X” left obverse field, typical weakness at centers. Broad flan. Very Fine. $900-1,200

Great Britain. Charles II (1660-1685). Pattern Farthing in Copper, 1665. Straight-grained edge. Laureate and cuirassed bust left, rev. Britannia seated left. Very Fine. $250-350 Great Britain. William III-George III. Group of Halfennies. 1700. Error - no crossbars in the A’s in BRITANNIA. Fine; 1717 and 1724. VF; 1729 and 1748. Near EF and VF; 1770, 1799. VF and EF. S.3556, 3659, 3660, 3717, 3719, 3774, 3778; and Contemporary Counterfeit, 1775. Earthen deposits. About Fine. (8) $225-275 Great Britain. George I (1714-1727). Quarter Guinea, 1718. Laureate head right, rev. Cruciform Arms, crossed scepters, badge at center. S.3638, Fr.331, KM 555. Once lightly polished. About Extremely Fine. $200-300

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Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Pattern Soho Halfpenny, 1795. Taylor restrike. Laureate head right within inset circle, SOHO below, rev. Britannia seated left, pointing forward, within inset circle, date below. P.1054, KM Pn63. Minor rim tap. Deep coffee-brown. Proof. $300-400

Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Proof Halfpenny, 1806. No berries. Laureate, draped bust right, rev. Britannia seated left. S.3781, KM 662. Brilliant Proof. $250-300

Great Britain. George IV (1820-1830). Half Farthing, 1828. Bare head left, rev. Britannia seated right. S.3826, KM 704.1. Reverse hairline. Toned. Extremely Fine. $90-120 Great Britain. George IV-Victoria. Quarter Farthing, 1852. Issued for use in Ceylon. Young head left. S.3953, KM 737. Extremely Fine; Third Farthings, 1827, 1835. For use in Malta.Laureate George IV head left; Bare William IV head right. S.3827, 3850; KM 703, 721. Choice AU and Extremely Fine. (3) $90-120

Proof 1887 Sovereign and Half

Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Pattern Halfpenny, 1797. Early Soho. Laureate, draped bust right within inset circle, rev. Britannia seated left, holding branch before her, within inset circle. P.1157, KM PNA64. Dark silvery-brown. Proof. $300-400

Great Britain. George IV (1820-1830). Proof Halfpenny, 1826. Bare head left, rev. Britannia seated right. S.3824, KM 692. Deep cocoa-brown. Choice Brilliant Proof. $250-300

Great Britain. George IV (1820-1830). Penny, 1825. Bare head left, rev. Britannia seated right. S.3823, KM 693. Good Extremely Fine. $150-200

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Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Sovereign, 1887. Jubilee types, St. George reverse. S.3866B, KM 767. Obverse hairlines. Brilliant Proof. $700-800

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Proof Half Sovereign, 1887. Jubilee types. S.3869, KM 766. Obverse hairlines. Brilliant Proof. $600-700

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Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Sixpence, 1850. Young head left. S.3908, KM 733.1. Attractively toned with cobalt blue highlights. Brilliant Uncirculated. $200-250

Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Penny, 1863. Young bust left, rev. Britannia seated right. P.1655, S.3954, KM 749.2. Diebreak. Orange-brown. Uncirculated. $200-250 Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Pair of Farthings, 1867 and 1886. Young bust left. S.3958, KM 747.2, 753. Extremely Fine and Brilliant Uncirculated mostly mint red. (2) $60-90

Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Sovereign, 1910. Bare head right, rev. St. George. S.3969, KM 805. Very Fine-About Extremely Fine. $275-325 Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Half Sovereign, 1909. S.3974B, KM 804. About Extremely Fine/Very Fine. $140-160

Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Pattern Crown, 1902, mm sun. Silver. By Spink & Son. Crowned king in coronation robes, holding sword before him, astride horse left, Anglo-Saxon monogram behind, all within denticled circle, legend around, rev. Garnished oval Arms within denticled circle, legend around. ESC 363. Rare. Attractive old toning with pearly hues. Uncirculated. An MS66 example in a May 2006 Goldbergâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Sale realized $9,775. $2,000-2,500

Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Shilling, 1905. Bare head right, rev. Lion on crown. S.3982, KM 800. Key date. About VF-Very Fine. $125-175 Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Penny, 1902. Low tide. Head right. S.3990A, KM 794.1. Uncirculated. $125-175

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A Pair of 1927 Proof Sets

Great Britain. Edward VII-George V. Octet of highergrade silver issues: Florins, 1902. Matte Proof., 1926 and 1935. BU; Sixpence: 1905. EF; 1910. AU; 1913. Uncirculated; and Threepence: 1926 and (Maundy) 1931. Uncirculated. (8) $150-200 Great Britain. Edward VII-George V. Sextet of highgrade Shillings. 1907. Choice Uncirculated, lovely toning; 1918. Uncirculated; 1921. EF-AU; 1927 - both types. Uncirculated and Brilliant Proof; 1936. Choice Uncirculated. (6) $250-300

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Two Pounds, 1911. Bare head left, rev. St. George. S. 3995, KM 821. Brilliant Proof. $800-1,000

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Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Six-piece 1927 Proof Set. Threepence to Crown. S.PS14, KM PS20. In original RM red case. Attractively toned. Brilliant Proof. $500-600

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Sovereign, 1912. Bare head left, rev. St. George. S.3996, KM 820. Uncirculated. $275-325

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Six-piece Proof Set, 1927. Silver issues, Threepence to Wreath-type Crown. S.PS14, KM PS20. In original red RM case. Toned. Brilliant Proof. $500-600

Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Half Sovereign, 1913. Bare head left, rev. St. George. S.4006, KM 819. Uncirculated. $140-160

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Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Crown, 1927. Bare head left, rev. Large crown within ornate wreath. S.4036, KM 836. Attractive tone. Brilliant Proof. $200-250

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Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Halfcrown, 1927. Bare head left, rev. Shield. S. 4037, KM 835. Toned. Brilliant Proof. $40-60 Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Florin, 1911. Bare head left, rev. Crowned cruciform Arms, scepters in angles. S.4038, KM 817. Choice Brilliant Proof. $75-125

Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Half Sovereign, 1937. Bare head left, rev. St. George. S.4077, KM 858. 5,001 minted. Brilliant Proof. $350-450

Great Britain. Elizabeth II (1952-). Proof 5 Pounds, 1981. Draped bust r. wearing a tiara, by Arnold Machin, rev.. Pistrucci’s St. George. S.4201, KM 924. 5,400 pieces struck. In original calf-brown RM case. Choice Brilliant Proof. $1,250-1,750

Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Coronation 15-piece Proof Set, 1937. Farthing to Crown and Maundy Coinage. In original red RM case. S.PS16, KM PS21. Very Choice Brilliant Proof. $300-350 Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Coronation 15-piece Proof Set, 1937. Farthing to Crown and Maundy Coinage. In original red RM case. S.PS16, KM PS21. Choice Brilliant Proof. $300-350 Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Nine-piece 1950 Proof Set. Farthing to Halfcrown. S.PS17, KM PS23. In original RM red case. Choice Brilliant Proof. $125-175 Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Nine-piece 1950 Proof Set. Farthing to Halfcrown. S.PS17, KM PS23. In original RM red case. Choice Brilliant Proof. $125-175 Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Ten-piece Festival of Britain 1951 Proof Set. Farthing to Crown. S.PS18, KM PS24. In custom, lucite frame. Choice Brilliant Proof. $150-200

100 Great Britain. Elizabeth II (1952-). Sovereign, 1958.

Bare head right, rev. St. George. S.4125, KM 908. Uncirculated. $275-325

101 Great Britain. Elizabeth II (1952-). Coronation ten-

piece Proof Set, 1953. Farthing-Crown. S.PS19, KM PS25. In original burgundy case. Lightly toned. Brilliant Proof. $75-125

102 Great Britain. Quartet of Silver issues: George III.

Crown, 1820. About VG; Victoria. Crown, 1889. VGAbout Fine; Double Florin, 1887. AU; Sixpence, 1901. Brilliant Uncirculated; also French Silver Jeton, 1777. Extraordinaire des Guerres. EF. (5) $125-175

103 Great Britain. Edward VII-George VI. Group of

Larger Silver. Includes Halfcrowns: 1907. Toned AU; 1914 and 1920. Good EF; 1926 -both types. AUUncirculated; Crowns - 1935 Jubilee and 1937. AU and EF. (7) $200-300

104 Great Britain. Lot of Pennies. Includes: 1797. Toned

EF; 1807. Choice AU-Uncirculated; 1831. About VF; 1841. EF; and others (15), 1862-1966. VF-Uncirculated. (19) $125-175

105 Great Britain. Study group of Farthings and Halfpennies.

Charles I-Elizabeth II. Includes Farthing 1719 VF, 1723 VF, 1799 EF-AU, 1806 Choice EF, 1821 EF, 1826 AU; Halfpenny 1837 EF. Also Northumbrian AE Sceat. VGUncirculated. (57) $250-350

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106 Great Britain. Victoria-George V. Fractional Farthing

Group. Includes: Third Farthings - 1844 (2). VF and filler; 1868. Choice AU; 1885. AU; 1902 and 1913. Good EF; and Half Farthings - 1837 and 1839. Fine, the former with surface problems; 1844 (2) and 1847. About VF-EF. (11) $60-90

107 Great Britain. Large lot of minors and sets. Largely

George V-Elizabeth II. Copper-nickel, brass and some silver. Miscellaneous modern mint sets and copper-nickel Crowns; also Model Coinage (8) - Victoria-Edward VII, Counters (7); and contemporary counterfeit 1889 Crown. Fine-BU. (Approx. 121) $50-75

Maundy Money

109 Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Maundy Set,

1916. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Bare head left. S.4016, KM MDS174. In lucite holder. Gem Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $200-250

110 Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). Maundy Set,

1924. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Bare head left. S.4027, KM MDS 182. Attractive toning. Choice Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $200-250

111 Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Maundy

108 Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Maundy Set,

1908. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Bare head right. S.3985, KM MDS165. In lucite holder. Soft iridescent hues. Choice Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $150-200

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Set, 1944. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Bare head left. S.4086, KM MDS 203. Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $125-175

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114 Great Britain. Elizabeth II (1952-). Westminster.

Maundy Set, 1958. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Laureate bust right. S.4131, KM 217. Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $125-175

115 Great Britain. Elizabeth II (1952-). Exeter Cathedral.

Maundy Set, 1983. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Laureate bust right. S.4211, KM MDS2042. Gem Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $125-175

A Special Offering of 18th Century British Provincial Merchant Tokens (“Conders”) 116 Great Britain. 18th Century Merchant Halfpenny

Tokens: Buckinghamshire. Chesham. 1795. Lion on tower. D&H 20; Cheshire. Chester. Owl above cipher. D&H 5a; Devonshire. Plymouth. 1796. Woman spinning/Man at loom. D&H 6; Kent. Maidstone. Smyth’s Padsole Paper Mill. 1795. D&H 37; Lancashire. Rochdale. 1792. Man at loom. D&H 143. All with some lustre, AU-Uncirculated. (5) $150-200

112 Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). Maundy Set,

117 Great

1952. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Bare head left. S.4096, KM MDS211. The 1952 set was distributed by George’s daughter, Elizabeth II. In lucite holder. Choice Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $150-200

Britain. Cambridgeshire, Cambridge. David Hood Halfpenny, nd (1790’s). Plain edge. Wheatsheaf; PEACE PLENTY & LIBERTY, rev. Hood Printseller legend. D&h 19A. Rare. Sharp details, lustre. Uncirculated. $100-150

118 Great Britain. 18th Century Merchant Halfpenny

Tokens: Cheshire. Macclesfield. 1789. Beehive above cipher. D&H 9. Kent. Brookland. 1794. Kentish horse in beaded oval (a few spots). D&H 5; Goudhurst. 1794. Kentish horse. D&H 28; Hawkhurst. 1794. Wheatsheaf above cipher/Kentish horse on shield. D&H 30; and Middlesex. Blackfriars. Friar/London Arms supported. AU-Uncirculated. (5) $125-175

119 Great Britain. 18th Century Merchant Halfpenny 113 Great

Britain. Elizabeth II (1952-). St. Paul’s Cathedral. Maundy Set, 1953. Silver Penny, 2, 3 and 4 Pence. Laureate bust right. S.4126, KM MDS212. A rare set. Choice Prooflike Brilliant Uncirculated. (Set of 4) $500-600

Tokens: Dorsetshire. Poole. Bayley, Draper. 1795. Figure of Hope. D&H 6. Hertfordshire. Stortford. 1795. Arms/View of river with barges. D&H 4; Middlesex. Blackfriars. Friar/London Arms supported. D&H 257a; Suffolk. Blything. 1794. Mounted yeoman (a few spots). D&H 18. Choice AU-Uncirculated. (4) $125-175

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120 Great Britain. 18th Century Merchant Halfpenny

Tokens: Essex. Braintree. 1794. Building/Figure of Hope. D&H 3; Lincolnshire. Wainfleet. 1793. Abbey/ Figure of Hope. D&H 8; Middlesex. Allens. 1795. Arms. D&H 246a, Blackfriars. Friar/London Arms. D&H 257a; Suffolk. Bury. Apsey’s. Arms/Tea Kettle. D&H 28. AU-Uncirculated. (5) $125-175

121 Great Britain. 18th Century Merchant Halfpenny

Tokens: Gloucestershire. Brimscombe Port. 1795. Thames and Severn. Barge/Tunnel. D&H 58; Hampshire. Emsworth. 1794. Ship sailing/Seated woman. D&H 10; Lancashire. Rochdale. 1792. Beehive. D&H 148; and Neptune/Rule Britannia, 1795. Edge: CURRENT EVERYWHERE; Man at loom/ Peace and Plenty. Edge: PAYABLE IN HULL AND IN LONDON; Woman with anchor, Prosperity to Old England/ King and Constitution. Milled edge. EF-AU. (6) $100-150

125 Great Britain. Hampshire. Portsmouth. John Jervis

126 Great Britain. 18th Century Merchant Halfpenny

122 Great Britain. Gloucestershire. Newent. J. Morse

Halfpenny, 1796. Shield by tree, rev. SEVERAL THOUSANDS YOUNG HEALTHY & FINE CRAB APPLE & PEAR STOCKS...legend in curling circle. D&H 65. Thin edge split. Brown. Uncirculated. $75-125

Tokens: Hampshire. Portsmouth. 1795. John Howard/Britannia. D&H 57b; Lancashire. Lancaster. 1794. Eccleston/Ship. D&H 57; Middlesex. Political and Social Series. Erskine. Bust left. D&H 1010. Bent and with somewhat irregular edge; Tooke. 1794. Bust 3/4 right. D&H 1044a; Somersetshire. Bath. John Howard/ Woman telling boy to unlock prison. D&H 36c. About Uncirculated. (5) $100-150

127 Great Britain. 18th Century Merchant Halfpenny

123 Great Britian. Quintet of 18th Century Merchant

Halfpenny Tokens: Hampshire. Emsworth. 1793. Ship sailing/Seated woman. D&H 9; Lancashire. Manchester. 1793. Porter carrying pack. D&H 135; Middlesex. Newgate. 1795. View of the prison; Political and Social Series. 1793. Isaac Newton. D&H 396b, 1035a; Warwickshire. Coventry. 1792. Lady Godiva. EF-Choice EF. (5) $100-150

Halfpenny, 1797. Neptune standing left, seahorses beside him, crowning Jervis, rev. Legend commemorating the Battle of Cape St. Vincent 1797. D&H 65. Deep café au lait. About Uncirculated. $90-120

Tokens: Kent. Appledore. 1794. Man carrying sack to windmill/Lion and lamb; Goudhurst. 1794. Kentish horse. Old collection number inked in field. D&H 3, 28; Lincolnshire. Spalding. 1794. Britannia, ships. D&H 4; Middlesex. Blackfriars. Friar/London Arms. D&H 257a; Ireland. Dublin. Fyan’s. 1794. Woman seated/ Bottle and sugarloaf. Edge plain or effaced. EF-AU. (5) $100-150

124 Great Britain. 18th Century Merchant Halfpenny

Tokens: Hampshire. Emsworth. Earl Howe. 1794. King and Constitution, 1795. Ship - Wooden Walls. D&H 20a, 30c, Lancashire. Lancaster. 1794. Eccleston bust/ Ship. D&H 58; Middlesex. Political and Social Series. Erskine & Gibbs. 1794. Two barristers. D&H 1011. Uncirculated; and Scotland. Lothian. Edinburgh. Harrison’s. 1790. EF-Uncirculated. (5) $150-200 128 Great Britain. Kent. Cinque Ports. John Crow

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Halfpenny, 1794. English round ship a’sail, man sounding horn, captain aboard, two sailors at topsails, rev. Shield. D&H 20. Sharp strike for issue. Uncirculated. $90-120

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129 Great Britain. 18th Century Merchant Halfpenny

Tokens: Kent. Dimchurch. 1794. Lamb above cipher/ Figure of Justice. D&H 15; Goudhorst. 1794. Kentish horse. D&H 28; Lamberhurst. 1794, Arms. D&H 35; Lancashire. Liverpool. 1791. Ship; and Sussex. Chichester and Portsmouth. 1794. John Howard bust. D&H 19. AU-Choice AU. (5) $125-175

130 Great Britain. 18th Century Merchant Halfpenny

Tokens: Kent. Hereford. 1794. Apple tree; SUCCESS TO THE CIDER TRADE. D&H 5b; Hythe. 1794. Medieval sloop, man at tiller, another sounding trumpet. D&H 31; Middlesex. National Series. 1795, Duke of York. D&H 985; Suffolk. Ipswich. Man plowing, ship sailing. D&H 34; Warwickshire. Birmingham. 1793. Boy turning screw press. D&H 50. EF-AU. (5) $100-150

131 Great Britain. 18th Century Merchant Halfpenny

Tokens: Kent. Maidstone. 1795. Figure of Justice. D&H 36; Middlesex. Corresponding Society. 1795. Fable of the bundle of sticks/ Dove. D&H 285; Political and Social series. Map of France. 1794. Trodden under foot. DH 1016d; Somersetshire. Bristol. 1793, Church spire. D&H 8; and Suffolk. Bury. Charles Guest’s, Auctioneers. 1795. Arm and gavel. Figure of Fame. D&H 30. AU-Uncirculated. (5) $125-175

132 Great Britain. Trio of 18th Century Merchant (Condor)

Token Halfpennies: Lancashire. Lancaster. 1792. John of Gaunt; Liverpool. Muled with John of Gaunt obverse. D&H 114; Somersetshire. Bath. Alfred the Great/ Walls and tower. D&H 65. Uncirculated, EF and Choice AU. (3) $90-120

133 Great Britain. 18th Century Merchant Halfpenny

Tokens: Lincolnshire. Spalding. 1794. Britannia, ships. D&H 4; Middlesex. Coventry Street. 1795. Filtering Stone. D&H 293; Davidson’s. 1795. Londonia seated. D&H 294a; Political and Social Series Helmeted bust right/Arms (lion on shield). Milled edge; and Woman with anchor, Success to trade.../Beehive, Industry has... AU-Uncirculated. (5) $125-175

134 Great

Britain. 18th Century Halfpenny Tokens: Middlesex. Political and Social series. Erskine. His busty left. D&H 1010; T. Hardy Halfpennies. 1794 (2). Bust left; TRIED FOR HIGH TREASON. D&H 1024, 1027; and Hampshire. Portsmouth and Chichester. 1794. John Howard bust left. D&H 53. The Erskine Uncirculated, the other AU-Choice AU. (4) $150-200

135 Great Britain. Trio of 18th Century Merchant Halfpenny

Tokens: Middlesex. Political and Social Series. 1793. Isaac Newton. D&H 1035a; Somersetshire. Bath. Bladud. 1794. Tea urn. 1795. Pump room. D&H 39, 40. Choice EF-AU. (3) $90-120

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138 Great Britain. Middlesex. Dodd’s Halfpenny, nd (ca.

1795). Handel head right, rev. Lyre in rayed circle; Dodd’s Cheap Shop for Musical Instruments legend. D&H 300. Brown. Uncirculated. $90-120

139 Great Britain. Middlesex. National Series. Prince of

136 Great Britain. Middlesex. 18th Century Halfpenny

Tokens. Fowler’s. 1794. Head of Neptune/ Whale Fishery; Hall’s. Toucan/1st Artist in Europe...; Spence’s Oddfellows . Heads of Pitt and Fox conjoined/Hand in wreath; and Ireland. Dublin. Cornwell’s. 1795. Bust left. AU-Choice AU. (4) $150-200

Wales Halfpennies, nd and 1794. Bust of the Prince right, revs. Triangle supported by two hands; Crest of the prince (Edge: BRIGHTON CAMP HALFPENNY); Princess of Wales Halfpennies. 1795. Bust of the Princess 3/4 left, revs. Portcullis (milled edge), Radiant crest (D&H 981c). AU-Uncirculated. (4) $125-175

137 Great Britain. Middlesex. Social and Political Series.

Penny, nd (ca. 1795). Facing bust 3/4 right; GLORY BE THINE INTREPID FOX, rev. RESISTLESS SPEAKER legend within wreath. Edge: MANUFACTURED BY W. LUTWYCHE BIRMINGHAM .x.x. D&H 223. Deep chestnut brown. Choice About Uncirculated. $90-120

140 Great Britain. Middlesex. Political and Social series.

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19th Century Halfpenny Tokens. Handel (3). 1791. His bust left, rev. Benevolent Choral Fund Instituted 1791 For Its Decay’d Widows and Orphans; ...Members and Orphans. D&H 1021, 1023. One with clip as struck. Toned AU-Uncirculated. (3) $150-200

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141 Great Britain. Somersetshire. Bath. Penny, 1794.

Camel/India House. D&H 8. Uncirculated; and Halfpennies: Kent. Canterbury. 1794. Cathedral. D&H 7; Middlesex. Dennis. Baker’s 1795. “To Lessen the Slavery of Sunday Baking...” D&H 297a; Suffolk. Beccles. 1795. Church/ Bridge. D&H 16. Good EFAU. (4) $100-150

142 Great Britain. Somersetshire. Bridgewater. Holloway

and Son’s Halfpenny, 1794. Front view of Post Office, rev. Caste and bridge. D&H 86. Holloway & Son, drapers, also kept the post office in Bridgewater. Choice AU. $60-90

143 Great Britain. Group of 18th Century Merchant

Halfpenny Tokens (11). Norwich, Chichester, Lancaster, Poole, Middlesex, etc. No duplication. Various types - Queen Elizabeth I, John of Gaunt, John Howard, Neptune; also John Knapp Jr., Worcester 1813 Halfpenny Token; and German Jeton. VF-EF. (13) $150-200

146 Scotland.

Lothian. Edinburgh. Mule Halfpenny, 1796 -- Spence’s Highlander /E. Campbell, snuff shop. Highlander standing looking left; THE GALLANT GARB OF SCOTLAND, rev. Snuff bottle with address “37” crossed pipe above, thistle and date below. D&H 18. Choice Extremely Fine. $75-100

147 Wales. Anglesea. Skidmore’s Mule Halfpenny, nd.

Pandoras Breeches. Druid head left within wreath, rev. Breeches on fire, serpent with man’s head below. D&H 426. Brown. AU-Uncirculated. $90-120

144 Great Britain. Large lot of 18th Century Merchant

148 Wales. Anglesea. Druid Head Pennies. 1787 (3).

Halfpenny Tokens. Largely English. Various types, little duplication - Kent, Tenterden, Spalding, Northiam, Manchester, Middlesex, Emsworth, Perth and other locales. Some interesting and better types, should be viewed. VF-EF, a few a tad better. (26) $400-500

Varieties. Date above cipher (2), D above and date below. 1788; and Ireland. Halfpenny Tokens: Dublin. Camac Kyan and Camac. 1792. Hibernia and harp; Wicklow. Cronebane’s. 1789 (2). Bishop’s bust. Choice EFUncirculated. (7) $200-250

149 Great Britain. Septet of Coronation, Jubilee and other

145 Scotland. Angusshire. Dundee. Swap’s Halfpenny,

1797. View of St. Andrew’s Church, rev. Cowgate’s Port. D&H 22 (RRR). Brilliant Proof. $200-250

small Medals: George V and Queen Mary, 1911. Silver, 30.5mm; George VI and Queen Elizabeth, 1937. Silver, 32mm; Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, 1902. Bronze, 38.5mm; Grand Hotel, London - 1902 Coronation. Bronze, 39mm. In original Elkington case; small silver Victoria 1897 Jubilee medal; and silver 1837-1887 Anniversary pinback (lion on crown, engraved dates); also Jamrud Lodge No. 4372 Masonic Jewel. Silver and enamels. To Brother Babington. Generally Extremely Fine. (7) $75-125

150 Greece. Nine-piece 1982 Pan-European Games Proof

Set. 500 Drachmai - 1981-Ancient Relay Race; 1982Racers at starting blocks, and Racers; 250 Drachmai 1981-Ancient javelin thrower, 1982-Discus, and Shot put; 100 Drachmai - 1981-Ancient broad jump, 1982High jump, and Pole vault. KM 125-127, 135-140. In custom case. Choice Brilliant Proof. $125-175

151 Hungary. Franz Josef (1848-1916). Trio of Restrike

10 Korona, 1892. Emperor standing. KM 485. Brilliant Uncirculated; and Austria. Restrike Ducat, 1915. Set in bezel, likely gold. (4) $450-500

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155 Ireland. James II (1685-1691). Civil War. “Gunmoney”

Shilling, 1689. Aug: Laureate head left, rev. Crown over crossed scepters. S.6581C. Extremely Fine. $150-200

Lovely 1808 Bank of Ireland 30 Pence

152 Iceland. 1974 three-piece Proof Set. 1100th Anniversary

of the Settlement of Iceland. Gold 10,000 Krónur, and Silver 500 and 1000 Krónur. Ingólfur Arnarson preparing to throw his chieftain’s posts ashore; Two Norsemen and flame; Woman leading cows left, revs. Quartered circle with Iceland’s protectors: Gammur (the sea-eagle or griffin), Dreki (the dragon), Grithungur (the bull) and Bergrisi (the rock giant). KM PS1. 8,000 sets minted. In original red case. The gold lightly toned. Brilliant Proof. $600-650

156 Ireland. George III (1760-1820). Bank of Ireland

153 Ireland. Henry VIII (1509-1547). First Harp issue,

with Jane Seymour, 1536-1537. Groat. 2.28 gms. Crowned Arms over cross, rev. Crowned harp, flanked by crowned H and I. S.6473. Old toning. Good Very Fine. $125-175

Token Issue. Thirty Pence, 1808. Top of harp points to “O” in TOKEN. Laureate, draped bust right, rev. Hibernia seated left. S. 6616A, KM Tn4. Lovely steely slate-gray with soft iridescent hues, bold lustre. Uncirculated. $800-1,000

157 Ireland. Elizabeth I-Republic. Small group of minors:

Elizabeth I. AE Penny, 1602, mm martlet. Weak centers, About Fine; Bank of Ireland. 10 Pence, 1805, 1813. Toned About EF-EF; 5 Pence, 1805. Toned VF; 1795 For the Good of Trade Halfpenny token. Uncirculated, and 1813 J. Hilles, Dublin Halfpenny Token. Obverse scratch, Fine; 1966 Easter Rebellion 10 Shillings. Pádraic Pearse. Uncirculated; and miscellaneous modern. (14) $100-150

158 Isle of Man. James Stanley, 10th Earl of Derby

154 Ireland. James II (1685-1691). Civil War. “Gunmoney”

Crown, 1690. King astride horse left, rev. Crowned cruciform Arms, crown at center. S.6578. Sharp. Extremely Fine. $200-250

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(1702-1736). Penny, 1709. Cast Brass. Eagle and child, rev. Triskeles. Pridmore 1, KM 2a. In 1708, the Earl of Derby applied to the Treasury to strike coins, his request was rejected at the recommendation of Sir Isaac Newton, then at the Royal Mint. The Earl proceeded to have coins cast, possibly at Castle Rushen and the coinage was proclaimed current on the 24th of June 1710 by the Act of Tynwald. Good Very Fine. $60-90

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159 Isle of Man. 18th Century AE Coinage: James Stanley,

10th Earl of Derby (1702-1736). Halfpenny and Penny, 1733. Eagle and child. KM 3a, 5. Choice VF and VF; James Murray, Duke of Atholl (1736-1765). Halfpenny and Penny, 1758. Crowned DA monogram. KM 6, 7. Fine and VF; George III (1760-1820). Halfpennies, 1786 (2), 1798, and Penny, 1786. Laureate bust right. KM 8, 10, 9.1. VF, Choice EF, EF-AU and VF. All very decent examples. (8) $150-250

160 Isle of Man. 19th Century Bank Tokens: Includes

1811 Douglas Penny. Peel Castle. KM Tn8. Good VF; 1811 Halfpennies (2). Triskeles. KM Tn3. VF; 1831 Halfpennies (3). Triskeles. KM Tn21. Good VF-EF; 1811 Atlas kneeling Penny. Good; and 1830 Public Accommodation Halfpennies (2) and Penny. Tn16, Tn18. VG, Fine and VF. (10) $100-150

161 Isle of Man. Victoria (1837-1901). Farthing, Halfpenny

and Penny, 1839. Young head left, rev. Triskeles. KM 1214. AU-Uncirculated. (3) $125-175

166 Isle of Man. Three-piece Gold Mint Set, 1965. Two

Hundredth Anniversary of the Acquisition. Five Pounds, Sovereign, Half Sovereign. Crowned, draped bust of Elizabeth II right, rev. Triskeles on shield within link circle. KM MS1. 1,500 sets struck. In original green case. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. $1,800-2,000

162 Isle of Man. Douglas Bazaar. Farthing Token, August

1857. Silvered Brass. Victoria head left, rev. Triskeles in circle, legend around. Bell 6910, Mackay 152a. Used as an Admission Ticket for the Ladies Fancy Fair and Bazaar in aid of the House of Industry and the Isle of Man General Hospital, held August 4-5, 1857 in the Nunnery Grounds, Douglas. A few very minor hairlines and tiny deposit spot. Good Very Fine and rare. $150-200

163 Isle of Man. Douglas Bazaar. Farthing Token, August

1857. Silvered Brass. Victoria head left, rev. Triskeles in circle, legend around. Bell 6910, Mackay 152a. Very Fine and rare. $150-200

164 Isle of Man. Assortment of coins. Includes: Penny and

Halfpenny, 1813. About EF-EF; 1839 Farthing. Fine; 1839 Halfpenny. Toned AU-Uncirculated; 1813 Penny c/m’d “3 1843”; Proof 1970 Silver Crown, 1971 Proof Set, and a handful of modern issues. (20) $100-150

165 Isle of Man. WWII. Onchan Internment Camp. Set

167 Isle

of Man. Four-piece Gold Mint Set, 1973. Crowned, draped bust of Queen Elizabeth II right, rev. Warrior with sword and shield on horse galloping left. KM MS3. Matte-like finish. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. $2,400-2,600

of P.O.W. Token issues - 1/2 Penny, Penny and 6 Pence. Brass. ND. Triskeles, rev. Value and camp name. The 1/2 Penny Extremely Fine, the other two AU-Uncirculated. (3) $100-150

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168 Italian States. Naples. Charles II dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Angio (1285-

1309). Pair of Gigliato. Crowned king seated facing, rev. Cross fleury, lis in each angle. Very Fine with some double-striking and Fine-About Very Fine; and Sicily. Federico il Simplice (1355-1377). Pair of Pierreale. Eagle in cartouche with 8 arcs/Shield in 8-arc cartouche. Varieties. Very Fine and Choice About as Struck. (4) $150-200

172 Italian States. Sardinia. Carlo Felice (1821-1831). 20

Lire, 1826 L eagle head. Bare head left, rev. Crowned Arms with Order within wreath. Fr.1136, KM 118.1. About Uncirculated. $300-400

169 Italian States. Napoleonic Kingdom. Napoleon I

(1804-1814). 40 Lire, 1814 M. Milano. Bare head of Bonaparte left, rev. Crowned and mantled Arms and Order over eagle and crossed pikes. KM 12, Pleasing lustre. Good Extremely Fine. $600-900

173 Italian States. Sardinia. Vittorio Emanuele II (1849-

1861). 20 Lire, 1857 eagle head. Bare head left, rev. Crowned Arms within wreath. Fr.1146, C.126.2. Obverse bagmark. Good Extremely Fine. $250-300

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170 Italian States. Sardinia. Carlo Felice (1821-1831).

80 Lire, 1828 L eagle head. Bare head left, rev. Crowned Arms with Order within wreath. Fr.1132, KM 123.1. Some obverse stacking marks. Extremely Fine. $1,200-1,600

174 Italy. Vittorio Emanuele III (1900-1946). Medallic

171 Italian States. Sardinia. Carlo Felice (1821-1831). 20

Lire, 1826 L eagle head. Bare head left, rev. Crowned Arms with Order within wreath. Fr.1136, KM 118.1. AU-Uncirculated. $300-400

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Gold 100 Lire, 1928. Anno VI. 32.46 gms. Tenth Anniversary of the End of World War I. Helmeted head of the king left, signed G. ROMAGNOLI / A. MOTTI, INC. at right, rev. Fasces with lion-headed ax, anniversary legend lower right, no value behind fasces. Reeded edge. Rare. Extremely Fine. $2,000-2,500

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178 Papal States. Pius VIII (1829-1830). Scudo, 1830. 175 Papal States. Sede Vacante (22 May-20 June, 1667).

Scudo, 1667. Roma. Arms of Cardinal Antonio Barberini, rev. Radiant dove. Muntoni 3, Dav.4071, KM 310. Light file marks upper edge and mount mark. Very Fine. $200-250

176 Papal States. Pius VII (1800-1823). Scudo, 1815.

Roma. Pontifex bust right, rev. Saints Peter and Paul standing facing. Muntoni 1, KM 1310. The only crown from this pope’s short reign. Good lustre, old toning - russet and soft iridescent hues. Choice About Uncirculated. $400-600

179 Papal States. Silver and AE lot. Includes: 30 Baiocco,

Roma. Papal Arms, rev. The Church seated on a cloud. Muntoni 8, KM 1275. Press mark on edge 2:00. Deep slate gray. About Extremely Fine. $150-200

1830. Very Fine, Scudo, 1800. About Fine, Clemente XII Testone, Anno IV (1733). Reverse scratch, About Fine, Doppio Giulio, 1757. Fine; Pius IX silver (4); AEs (8) 1740-1851, including 5 Baiocchi 1797. VG-VF. (16) $150-200

180 Monaco. Rainier III (1949-2005). Essai 10, 20, 50 and

100 Francs, 1950. Bare head left, rev. Knight on charging warhorse right. KM E25, E28, E31, E34. 500 struck of each. Toned. Brilliant Uncirculated. (4) $200-250

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181 Netherlands. Friesland. 17th Century Pair: 7 Stuivers,

177 Papal States. Pius VIII (1829-1830). Scudo, 1830 B.

Bologna. Pontifex bust right, rev. Saints Peter and Paul standing facing. Muntoni 1, KM 1310. The only crown from this pope’s short reign. Once lightly wiped, now toned. Bold lustre. About Uncirculated. $400-600

1686. Frisian farmer, sword over shoulder. KM 7. Some weakness left field. Fine-Very Fine; 1/2 Gulden, 1696. Maiden leaning on column. KM 72. About Very Fine. (2) $100-150

182 Netherlands. Gelderland. 3 Gulden, 1786. Hollandia

standing, facing, resting one arm on book on pillar, rev. Crowned Arms. KM 103. Choice Extremely Fine. $100150

183 Netherlands. Gelderland. Duit struck in Silver, 1756.

Crowned Arms. KM 88a. Lightly toned. Choice About Uncirculated. $100-150

184 Netherlands. Pair of high-grade 1/4 Gulden: Gelderland.

1756. Hollandia leaning on column, head right. KM 89. AU; and Utrecht. 1759. Hollandia leaning on column. KM 113. Lustrous and Choice Uncirculated. (2) $100-150

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185 Netherlands. Holland. 10 Stuivers, 1749. Hollandia

standing, holding pole and leaning on column. KM 95. Frosty white with peripheral gold hues. Brilliant Uncirculated. $100-150

186 Netherlands Trio of Gulden: Holland. 1762. KM 73,

Utrecht. 1794. KM 102, and Westfriesland. 1786/4. Legend: ...ORD: FOE KM 139. Rare. Hollandia leaning on column. All Extremely Fine. (3) $100-150

189 Netherlands. Zeeland. Silver Ducat, 1757. Armored

knight standing right, sword over shoulder, holding tassel ribbons above Arms, rev. Crowned Arms dividing date. Dav. 1848A, KM 52.3. Small reverse flaw in margin and a few minor obverse hairlines. Extremely Fine. $350-450

190 Netherlands.

187 Netherlands. Utrecht. 3 Gulden, 1793. Hollandia

standing, facing, resting one arm on book on pillar, rev. Crowned Arms. KM 117. Good Extremely Fine. $75-100

Nonet of 17th-18th Century silver issues: Zeeland. 30 Stuivers, 1679, 1686. About VF and Toned VF, Nijmegen. 30 Stuivers, 1686. Fine, some porosity; Friesland. 14 Stuivers, 1601. VG/G, Utrecht. 1/2 Ducaton, 1793. Mount remnant, AU; 1/2 Silver Ducat, 1761. Small reverse scrape. About EF; Duit in silver, 1761. Loop affixed, EF; and Holland. 2 Gulden, 1687. Loop affixed, VF; Gulden, 1713. Some porosity, About VF. (9) $225-275

191 Netherlands. 17th-18th Century 6 and 10 Stuivers:

Zeeland. 6 Stuivers, 1734 (holed), 1780, 1791; Holland. 10 Stuivers, 1749, 1761 (holed); Utrecht. 10 Stuivers, 1760, 1776; Westfriesland. 6 Stuivers, 1678; Netherlands East Indies. 10 Stuivers - Gelderland 1786, Westfriesland 1787. Fine-Extremely Fine; also two well-worn 17th Century 6 Stuivers. (12) $90-120

192 Netherlands. 18th Century silver minors: Gelderland.

188 Netherlands. Westfriesland. 3 Gulden, 1794. Hollandia

standing, facing, resting one arm on book on pillar, rev. Crowned Arms. KM 141.2. Attractive light tone. Choice About Uncirculated-Uncirculated. $150-200

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1/4 Gulden, 1759; 1 Stuiver, 1759, Holland. 1/4 Gulden, 1759; 2 Stuivers, 1727, 1789; 1 Stuiver, 1726, 1737, 1738, 1739 (holed); Zeeland. 1/8 Daalder, 1786, 1788/6; 1 Stuiver, 1731, 1762; Westfriesland. 2 Stuiver, 1789, 1791; 1 Stuiver, 1738; Utrecht. 2 Stuivers, 1788; others (2). About VG-AU. (19) $90-120

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200 Netherlands. Melange of Medals and Medallets. Mostly

1800’s to 1920’s, but also including 1742 Satirical medal with Maria Theresa, 1747 Orange brass medal (holed and obverse corrosion) and 16th Century Jeton; 1813-1913 medals, Wilhelmina commemoratives, 1830-1831 Cross, etc. Gilt brass, brass, copper and a few silver. Mostly small size. Fine-Uncirculated. (25) $75-125

193 Netherlands. Kingdom. Willem I (1815-1840). 3

Gulden, 1830/20. Bare head right, rev. Crowned Arms. KM 49. Attractive light toning over a few very minor obverse contact marks. Good Extremely Fine. $9001,200

201 Portugal. José I (1750-1777). Peca (4 Escudos), 1754.

194 Netherlands. Willem I (1815-1840). Silver quartet: 2

1/2 Gulden, 1840. About VF, contact marks; Gulden, 1840 (2). Fine and About VF; and 1/2 Gulden, 1818. Obverse scratches, VG-Fine. KM 67, 65, 54. (4) $125-175

202 Ragusa. Tallero, 1753. Peruked bust left, rev. Crowned

195 Netherlands

Four high-grade minors: Willem I. 25 Cents, 1826; 10 Cents, 1828, 5 Cents, 1827. Crowned monogram W dividing date. KM 48, 53, 52. Uncirculated, the latter with hairline and some light dirt; Willem III. 10 Cents, 1889. Head right. KM 80. Brilliant Uncirculated. (4) $200-300

Bare head right. KM 91. Frosty. Brilliant Uncirculated. (4) $150-200

197 Netherlands. Wilhelmina (1890-1948). High-grade

Minors: 25 Cents, 1901; 10 Cents, 1897, 1898, 1903, 1904 and 1921. KM 120.2, 116, 119, 135, 145. The very scarce 1898 10 Cents AU, the others UncirculatedBrilliant Uncirculated. (6) $200-300

1880. Silver, 58.5mm. By Carniol. Crowned and draped Arms, rev. Legend within wreath of farm implements and animals. Dark area upper obverse; and Romanian Expo 1906.Bronze Plaque. 57.5x71mm. By Resch. Cameo of the king left, draped nude woman standing beside holding laurel branch, rev. Laborer seated left before two nude maidens, one holding palette, the other, a branch. About Extremely Fine. (2) $90-120

204 Romania. Pair of Agricultural Medals: Agricultural

Ministry, 1923 and Expozitia Zootechnica Judeteana, nd (ca. 1920’s). 59.6 and 60mm. Silvered Bronze. Bull left, ram and sheep right in field, rev. Crowned Arms with spray of corn. Minor dark areas obverse edge. VF-EF. (2) $50-75

198 Netherlands and colonies. 1/2 Gulden, 1848. Bare

Willem II head left. KM 73.1. EF-AU; Netherland West Indies. 1/4 Gulden, 1794. KM 2. EF; and Netherlands East Indies. Westfriesland-type Duit, 1756 struck with two reverses. EF; and Holland-type 1/2 Duit struck in Silver 1769. Holed, VF. (4) $125-175

Arms. Typical shallow strike. A few light deposits. Extremely Fine. $125-175

203 Romania. Carol I. Pair of Medals: Agricultural Expo,

196 Netherlands. Willem III (1849-1890). 5 Cents, 1887.

Laureate and draped bust right, rev. Crowned Arms in cartouche. Fr. 101, KM 240. Small obverse lamination near top edge. Nick and small filemark on edge. Very Fine. $550-650

199 Netherlands. Mix of Minors: Willem III silver 5 Cents

(16); Duits (19), mostly 1700’s; 19th-20th Century AEs and Copper-nickel (50); Dutch East Indies AEs (12), and silver (4). One or two with flan problems. About VGUncirculated. (101) $100-150

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210 Serbia. Stefan Uros II Milutin (1282-1321). Pair of AR

Gros. 1.91 and 1.62 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-+C across, T in field of one example rev. The king standing with St. Stephen; VROSIVS -REX-S STEFAN. D&D 3.1.1. One crude and interesting strike, the other grainy. About Very Fine. (2) $100-150

211 Serbia. Stefan Uros III Decanski (1321-1331). AR

205 Russia. Elizabeth (1741-1761). Ruble, 1746 CПБ. .

Crowned and mantled bust right, rev. Imperial eagle. Bit.261, C.19b.4. Small obverse flan flaw and light haymarking. Very Fine. $300-400

Gros. 2.36 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-+C across, rev. Crowned king seated facing, Slavic legend around (Stefan Ourosh kral treti), Cyrillic letter “F” to right of king’s head. J.29, D&D 5.1.2 var. Very Fine. $125-175

212 Serbia. Stefan Uros III Decanski (1321-1331). AR

Gros. 2.04 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-+C and L-P across, rev. Crowned king seated facing, Slavic legend around (Stefan Ourosh kral treti), Cyrillic letter “F” to left of king’s head. J.29, D&D 5.1.2. Obverse die shift. Very Fine. $100-150

213 Serbia. Stefan Uros III Decanski (1321-1331). AR

206 Russia. Alexander III (1881-1894). 5 Rubles, 1890 AΓ.

Bare head right, rev. Crowned Imperial eagle. Fr.169, Y.42. EF-AU. $450-550

Gros. 1.84 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC and P-B across, rev. The king standing with St. Stephen; STEFAN-REX-S STEFAN. Cf.Jov. 8. Very Fine. $100-150

207 Russia. 1980 Olympic Silver 28-Coin Set in Original

Case. Series V & VI Team Sports. Contains 14 x 5 Roubles and 14 x 10 Roubles. 20.25 Troy Ounces pure silver. All Brilliant Uncirculated, and encapsulated in clear plastic. (28) $300-500

THE TED BELICH COLLECTION OF SERBIAN AND BALKAN COINS 208 Serbia. Stefan Dragutin (1276-1282). AR Gros. 1.45

gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC, rev. The King and St. Stephen standing holding a banner between them; STEFAN REX STEFANV. D&D 2.1.1. Deposit spots, otherwise Good Very Fine. Ex CNG Sale XXV, March 24, 1993, lot 1118. $150-200

214 Serbia. Stefan Uros III Decanski (1321-1331). AR

215 Serbia. Stefan Uros III Decanski (1321-1331). Pair

209 Serbia. Stefan Uros II Milutin (1282-1321). AR

Gros. 1.9 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-+C across, rev. The king standing with St. Stephen; VROSIVS -REX-S STEFAN. D&D 3.1.1. Toned. Near Extremely Fine. Ex CNG Sale, March 24, 1993, lot 1117. $90-120

Gros. 1.68 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC and P-R across, rev. The king standing with St. Stephen; STEFAN-REX-STEFAN. Cf.Jov. 8. Toned. Near Extremely Fine. $100-150

of AR Gros. 1.72 and 2.03 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-+C and P-R across; IC-L (with top bar)-P across revs. The king standing with St. Stephen; Crowned king seated facing, Slavic legend around (Stefan Ourosh kral treti). Cf.Jov.8 and D&D 5.1.2. The latter slightly granular. Very Fine. (2) $150-200

216 Serbia. Stefan Uros IV Dusan, as King (1331-1345).

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Pair of AR Gros. 1.6 and 1.79 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC, facing head on each side on one; -- and G across on other, rev. Crested helmet left. Jov.1.1, D&D 6.1.4 and var. Very Fine. (2) $125-175

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220 Serbia. Stefan Uros IV Dusan, as Tsar (1345-1355). 217 Serbia. Stefan Uros IV Dusan, as Tsar (1345-1355).

AR Coronation Gros. Belgrade mint (?). 1.17 gms. The king, with short beard, standing facing, dressed in coronation regalia and holding scepter, angels flank his head, Cyrillic letters across, rev. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC across. Jov.15, Ivan. 6.9.1. Toned Very Fine. $150-200

AR Gros. 1.4 gms. Nimbate bust of Christ Pantokrator facing, IC-+XC and (diamond)-G across, rev.Crowned Tsar, holding cross-tipped scepter, riding horse right, Cyrillic abbreviation for “Stefan Tsar” across, G below. Cf. D&D 6.1.8. Very Fine. $100-150

221 Serbia. Stefan Uros IV Dusan, with Elena, as Tsar

218 Serbia. Stefan Uros IV Dusan, as Tsar (1345-1355).

AR Coronation Gros. Belgrade mint (?). 1.48 gms. The king, with longer beard, standing facing, dressed in coronation regalia and holding scepter, angels flank his head, Cyrillic letters across, rev. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC across. Jov.15, Ivan. 6.9.1. Irregular edge. Toned Near Extremely Fine. $150-200

(1345-1355). AR Gros. 1.12 gms. Tsar Stefan and Tsarina Elena standing facing, holding patriarchal cross between them, Cyrillic letters across, rev. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC across. Jov.45, Iva,6.21, D&D 6.1.16. Somewhat soft strike as is typical. Near Extremely Fine. $125-175

222 Serbia. Stefan Uros IV Dusan, with Elena, as Tsar

(1345-1355). AR Gros. 0.7 gms. Tsar Stefan and Tsarina Elena standing facing, holding patriarchal cross between them, Cyrillic letters across, rev. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC across. Jov.45, Iva,6.21, D&D 6.1.16. Irregular edge. Die shift. Near Extremely Fine. $100-150

219 Serbia. Stefan Uros IV Dusan, as Tsar (1345-1355).

AR Gros. 1.63 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC and N-O across, rev. Slavic legend in five lines. D&D 6.1.7. Very Fine. $150-200

223 Serbia. Stefan Uros IV Dusan, with Elena, as Tsar

(1345-1355). AR Gros. 1.17 gms. Tsar Stefan and Tsarina Elena standing facing holding patriarchal cross between them, Cyrillic letters across, rev. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, flanked on either side by a large branch, IC-XC. Jov.45var., D&D 6.1.16var. Toned. Near Extremely Fine/ Very Fine. $100-150

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224 Serbia. Stefan Uros IV Dusan, with Elena, as Tsar

(1345-1355). Pair of AR Gros. 17mm. 0.8 and 1.0 gms. Tsar Stefan and Tsarina Elena standing facing, holding patriarchal cross between them, Cyrillic letters across, rev. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC across. Jov.45, Iva,6.21, D&D 6.1.16. Very Fine. (2) $125-175

225 Serbia. Stefan Uros IV Dusan, with Elena, as Tsar

(1345-1355). Pair of AR Gros, varieties. 0.78 and 1.08 gms. Tsar Stefan and Tsarina Elena standing facing, holding patriarchal cross between them, Cyrillic letters across, “T” below latter example, rev. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, nothing in field on first; and IC-+C, S-(fleur de lis) on latter. Jov.45var., D&D 6.1.16var. Very Fine and Near Extremely Fine with small edge split. (2) $150-200

229 Serbia. Vukasin Mrnjavcevic (1365-1371). AR Dinar.

230 Serbia. Vukasin Mrnjavcevic (1365-1371). Pair of AR

226 Serbia. Stefan Uros IV Dusan (1331-1355). Lot of

Gros. Issues as King, and as Tsar. Helmet types as King (2), clipped helmet types as king with c/ms (3), Seated emperor type, clipped Elena type with c/m, helmet type as Tsar with c/m, equestrian type (small edge chip); also Gros of Milutin and Anonymous imitations of Venetian Grossi (3), clipped Venetian Grosso, and Venetian Grosso of Francesco Dandolo. Fine-Very Fine (14) $200-300

1.19 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC, symbol in right field: curving circle with top stem, rev. Slavic legend in five lines. Jovanovic 16.16, D&D 11.1.6. Toned. Good Very Fine. $75-100

Dinar. 1.18 and 1.08 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC, pellet-wheat sheaf/fleur; and n-pellet, rev. Slavic legend in five lines. Jovanovic 16.16, D&D 11.1.6. Some weakly struck areas, the first obverse die shift. Very Fine. (2) $100-150

231 Serbia. Vukasin Mrnjavcevic (1365-1371). Pair of AR

Dinar. 1.02 and 0.99 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC, no sigla; and C-n, rev. Slavic legend in five lines. Jovanovic 16.16, D&D 11.1.6. Some minor weakly struck areas. Very Fine. (2) $100-150

Rare Stefan Uros V Full-Figure Equestrian Gros

232 Serbia. Stefan Lazar Hrebljanovic, Knez (1371-1389). 227 Serbia. King and Tsar Stefan Uros V (1355-1371). AR

Gros. 1.06 gms. Full length figure of the Tsar standing on a horse riding right, Cyrillic abbreviation for “Stefan Tsar” across, rev. Helmet with veil surmounted by a tablet, rosette and plume; VROSIV-S +IPRIIT. Cf. D&D 8.1.1. Rare. Toned. Near Extremely Fine. $150-200

228 Serbia. Vukasin Mrnjavcevic (1365-1371). AR Dinar.

0.88 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC, symbol in right field: curving circle with top stem, rev. Slavic legend in five lines. Jovanovic 16.16, D&D 11.1.6. Toned. Good Very Fine. $75-100

AR Dinar. 1.15 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC, “5”-like symbol right field, rev. The Prince standing facing, holding a scepter and akakia. Stefan Lazar built a large and powerful state known as Moravian Serbia from the disintegrated Serbian empire. He led his forces against the massive invading Ottoman army of Sultan Murad I at the Battle of Kosovo. Murad died there as did Prince Lazar. He is venerated as a martyr and saint in the Orthodox Church. Jovanovic 32.8, D&D 23.1.4. Minor weakness. Good Very Fine. $100-150

233 Serbia. Stefan Lazar Hrebljanovic, Knez (1371-1389).

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AR Dinar. 1.06 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC, I-”5”-like symbol, rev. The Prince standing facing, holding a scepter and akakia. Jovanovic 32.8, D&D 23.1.4. Some weak areas in peripheries. Very Fine. $90-120

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234 Serbia. Stefan Lazar Hrebljanovic, Knez (1371-

1389). Quartet of AR Dinar. Christ enthroned, IC-XC, fleur-de-lis at left, curling G at right / The Prince facing. D&D 23.1.14; Christ in mandorla, various symbols / The Prince facing. D&D 23.1.9 (3). One with edge chip. Weak areas, bright. Fine-Very Fine. (4) $125-175

235 Serbia. Stefan Lazar Hrebljanovic, Knez (1371-

1389). Symbol variant lot of AR Dinar (10). Christ standing facing in pearled mandorla, various symbols in fields including stork, star, branch?, etc., rev. The Prince standing facing holding cross scepter and akakia, Italian legend. D&D 23.1.9. Each Dinar with different symbols or combination thereof. Fine-Very Fine. (10) $300-400

236 Serbia. Stefan Lazar Hrebljanovic, Knez (1371-1389).

Symbol variant lot of AR Dinar (10). Christ standing facing in pearled mandorla, various symbols in fields including crescent and pellet, star, branch?, etc., rev. The Prince standing facing holding cross scepter and akakia, Italian legend. D&D 23.1.9. Each Dinar with different symbols or combination thereof. Fine-Very Fine. (10) $300-400

237 Serbia. Vuk Brankovic, Vojvoda of Kosovo (ca. 1371-

241 Serbia. Vuk Brankovic, Vojvoda of Kosovo (ca. 1371-

242 Serbia. Vuk Brankovic, Vojvoda of Kosovo (ca. 1371-

238 Serbia. Vuk Brankovic, Vojvoda of Kosovo (ca. 1371-

1396). AR Dinar, struck 1389-1395/6. 0.75 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned, holding Gospels, degraded ICXC flanking head, rev. Two-line Cyrillic legend, ivy vine above. D&D 30.1.5. Rare. Crude Very Fine. $90-120

1396). AR Dinar (Poludinar). 0.51 gms. Nimbate Christ enthroned facing, rev. Slavic Vuk legend in four lines. Jovanovic 3, D&D 30.1.8. Edge chipped upper right, light deposits. Crude Very Fine. Ex CNG Sale 37, lot 2504. $75-100

(1402-1427). Pair of AR Dinar. 1.0 and 0.88 gms. Nimbate Christ seated on backless throne with fleurs, IC-XC, rev. “Despot” in Cyrillic in three lines, stars in field. D&D 39.1.34. Some typical weak areas. About Very Fine. (2) $125-175

245 Serbia. Djurdj I Brankovic, Despot (1427-1456). Pair

1371-1396). AR Dinar. 0.74 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, raising hands in benediction and holding Gospels, rev. Slavic Vuk legend in four lines. D&D 30.1.8. Very Fine. $90-120

240 Serbia. Vuk Brankovic, Vojvoda of Kosovo (ca. 1371-

(1402-1427). AR Dinar. 0.92 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-XC, *--*, rev. The despot standing 3/4 left, holding labarum scepter and lily scepter, pellet triplet left and right field, Slavic legend around. D&D 39.1.16. Rare. Crude, weak centers. Fine. $125-175

244 Serbia. Stefan Lazarevic Hrebljanovic, as Despot

239 Serbia. Vuk Brankovic, Vojvoda of Kosovo (ca.

1396). Pair of AR Dinar. Both of the moneyer Jakov. 0.79 and 0.91 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, flanked by moneyer’s name in Cyrillic letters, rev. Vuk standing facing holding staff surmounted by banner, Slavic legend around. D&D 32.1.2. One with weak centers. Very Fine. (2) $90-120

243 Serbia. Stefan Lazarevic Hrebljanovic, as Despot

1396). Pair of AR Dinar. 0.85 and 0.78 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, varieties - one with IC-XC across, the other with trilobe either side, rev. Vuk standing facing holding staff surmounted by banner, Slavic legend around. Vuk Brankovic controlled a number of important cities - Pristina, Trepca, Vucitrn, Zvecan, Pec, Prizren, Skoplije and Sjenica. He defended the region successfully against Bayazit Yildirim and the Ottoman armies until 1392. He was later captured and died in Turkish captivity in 1397. D&D 30.1.4 and var. Very Fine and Good Very Fine. (2) $100-150

1396). Pair of AR Dinar. Both of the moneyer Jakov. 0.73 and 0.98 gms. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, flanked by moneyer’s name in Cyrillic letters, rev. Vuk standing facing holding staff surmounted by banner, Slavic legend around - one example Vuk with rounded the other squared shoulders. D&D 32.1.2. Very Fine. (2) $100-150

of AR Dinar. 0.88 and 0.73 gms. D&D 41.1.8. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing, IC-+C - on the second example, this is retrograde, rev. Lion rampant within reeded circle, Slavic legend around. Son of Vuk Brankovic, Djurdj became despot after the death of his uncle Stefan Lazarevic in 1427. His reign saw both the Hungarians and Ottoman Turks nibbling away at Serbian territory. With the Serbian capital, Belgrade now part of Hungary, Djurdj built a new capital at Smederevo. D& 41.1.8. The cruder type once lightly polished. Very Fine. (2) $150200

246 Serbia. Djurdj I Brankovic, Despot (1427-1456). AR

Dinar. 0.84 gms. Georgi monogram, within denticled circle, rev. Lion rampant within denticled circle, stars and lilies around. D&D 41.1.10. Rare. Small edge split. Very Fine. $100-150

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247 Serbia. Djurdj I Brankovic, Despot (1427-1456). AR

Dinar. 1.04 gms. Georgi monogram, ornaments around, rev. Despot monogram, ornaments around. Ljubic XIII/25, D&D 41.1.17. Very Rare. Extremely Fine. $225-275

248 Serbia. Djurdj I Brankovic, Despot (1427-1456). AR

Dinar. Smederevo mint. 0.75 gms. King standing facing, wearing crown, and holding sword and globus cruciger, rev. Lion rampant left, two stars and mint letters. D&D 41.1.20. Very Scarce. $125-175

249 Serbia. Djurdj I Brankovic, Despot (1427-1456).

AR Dinar. Novi Brod mint. 1.03 gms. King enthroned facing, rev. Lion rampant left, mint letters around. Rare. Earthen deposits in peripheries. About Very Fine. $150200

250 Serbia. Djurdj I Brankovic, Despot (1427-1456). AR

251 Serbia. Medieval Plaque. Bronze, 71 x 79mm. Beneath

Dinar. Smederevo mint. 1.1 gms. Slavic legend in three lines, rev. Lion rampant left, mint letters around. D&D 41.1.21. Very Scarce. About Very Fine. $100-150

an arch, an array of figures, including what appears to be an angel, are tiered with decorative devices and drapery. Noted by consignor as having been found in Split. Heavy olive-green patina. Fine. $250-500

252 Serbia. Milan, Obrenovich IV, as King (1882-1889).

10 Dinara, 1882. Bare head, by Scharff, right, rev. Value and date, crown above, within wreath. Fr.5, KM 16. Friction hairlines in field. Lustrous. Uncirculated. $200-300

253 Serbia. Milan, Obrenovich IV, as King (1882-1889).

10 Dinara, 1882. Bare head, by Scharff, right, rev. Value and date, crown above, within wreath. Fr.5, KM 16. Toned. Extremely Fine. $150-200

254 Serbia. Milan, Obrenovich IV, as King (1882-1889).

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10 Dinara, 1882. Bare head, by Scharff, right, rev. Value and date, crown above, within wreath. Fr.5, KM 16. A few obverse hairlines. Very Fine. $100-150

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258 Bosnia. King Tvrtko II Tvrtkovic (1420-1443). AR

Grosh. 1.59 gms. St. Gregory Nazianzus standing facing holding Gospels and crozier, fleur de lis in right field, rev. Crowned, veiled helmet, Arms below, R-T across. D&D 6.1.1. Very Fine. $100-150

259 Bosnia. King Tvrtko II Tvrtkovic (1420-1443). Pair

of AR Grosh. 1.93 and 1.63 gms. St. Gregory Nazianzus standing facing holding Gospels and crozier, fleur de lis in right field, rev. Crowned, veiled helmet, Arms below, R-T across. D&D 6.1.1. Weak strikes. Fine-About Very Fine. (2) $100-150

Dinar of Kotor as a Protectorate of Hungary

255 Serbia. Coronation of Petar I, 1904 Plaque. Brass.

65 x 85mm. Uniformed bust slightly left of the king, laurel branch beside him, Cyrillic legend at left. Scroll furl at top and bottom. Rare. About Extremely Fine. $100-150

260 Kotor (Cattaro). Dubrovacka Republika. Protectorate

256 Serbia. World War I. In Honor of Woiwode Poutkik

(1916) Medal. Bronze. 49.7mm. By Huguenin. Uniformed bust of Poutnik, Generalissimo of the Serbian Army in WWI facing slight right, rev. Trophies. Very Scarce. Extremely Fine. $60-90

261 Kotor (Cattaro). Trio of AEs: Anonymous 12th Century

257 Serbian and Balkan Numismatic Study Group: Includes

4th Century Roman AES (11) from the mint of Siscia (modern Sisak in Croatia); Gros (light edge chipping) and Dinar of Stefan Uros V, Tsar (1355-1371). D&D 8.1.2, 8.1.11; Dinars (2) of Djordj Brankovic (14271456). D&D 41.1.10, 41.1.20 (deposits); a holed Gros of Stefan Uros III Decanski (1321-1331); Serbian imitation of a Venetian Grosso, time of Vuk Brankovic; Gold 20 Dinara, 1879A. Mount mark, Fine, 50 Para, 1875. EF; 2 Dinara and 50 Para, 1915. EF and Unc., base metal (2); also medieval Pfennig of Kostanjevica (Landstrass), Bernhard v. Kärnten (1202-1258); Salzburg Pfennig of Eberhard II (1200-1246), and Russian wire Kopek. FineExtremely Fine. (26) $400-500

of Hungary (1370-1382). Struck in the name of Ludovik of Hungary (Louis d’Anjou). AR Dinar. 1.54 gms. King enthroned facing; .LODOVICVS. .REX.VNGARI, rev. St. Trifonius facing in madorla; S.TRIPHON. .CATARENSI. CNH 102b, Jov.18, Huszár 553b. Rare. Weakly struck centers. Very Fine. $150-200

Follaro. St. Tryphon / Towergate and town wall. D&D 7.1.1.1. Good/VG; Anonymous 13th Century. St. Tryphon both sides. D&D 7.1.1.3. Olive green over some roughness, deposits. VG; Venetian Protectorate (1420-1640) Follaro. St. Tryphon, A-D / Lion of San Marco. D&D 7.8.7.1. Deposits. Fine; also Bosnia. Nicholas Ilok (ca. 1470). Denar, imitating Hungarian. VG/Fine, and worn Slavonian Martendenar. (5) $75100

262 Kotor (Cattaro). Under Venetian rule. Trio of AEs.

Follaro, P-V. Paolo Valaresco (1508-1510). Lion of San Marco/St. Trifonius. D&D 7.8.7.3. Crude Fine; Follaro. 16th Century. ZB-(Arms)-C below lion. D&D 7.8.7.5. Very Fine; Soldo, Z-M. Zorzi Morosini (1639-1640). San Marco, Z-M/St. Trifonius. D&D 7.8.5.1.Very Rare. Very Good-About Fine. (3) $100-150

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263 Ragusa.

268 Split (Spalato). Duke Hrvoje Vukcic Hrvatinic

Study group of Grosso (Dinar), 14th Century-1708 (11). St. Blasius, symbols or none symbols in field / Christ in mandorla. One clipped down for use in Serbia. Fine-Near EF; also Tallero, 1767. KM 18. Light, typical reverse adjustment marks. Deep peripheral toning. Very Fine. (12) $150-200

264 Slavonia. Banovac. Trio of AR Martendenar: Béla IV

(1403-1413). AR Gros. 1.3 gms. St. Domnius standing facing S DOIMVS.SPALETI.M., rev. The Duke’s family arms, helmet and raised arm with sword above; + M.CHERVOII.DVCIS.S. D&D 4.2.1.1. Rare. About Very Fine. $100-150

Early 1561 Maps of the Balkans by Giulio and Livio Sanuto

(1235-1270) with Ban Dioniz (1242-1245). Marten left between stars with annulets at tips MONETA REGIS legend, rev. Patriarchal cross, flanked by head facing inward and annulet either r side. D&D 6.1.1; Stefan V (1270-1272). S-R flanks cross. D&D 10.1.1, Rengjeo 129; Ladislaus IV (1272-1290). L-R flanks cross. D&D 11.1.1; also Hungary. Ladislaus I (1077-1095). AR Denar. Crowned facing bust. Ladislaus I was responsible for the introduction of Christianity in Croatia. Rethy 27. Very Fine-Good Very Fine. (4) $100-150

Rare Split St. Domnius head-Piccolo 269 16th Century Maps of the Balkans. Early 1561 series

265 Split

(Spalato). City Coinage, 1327-1357. AE Piccolo. 0.34 gms. Head of St. Domnius facing right within circle; +.S.DOMNIVS, rev. Small cross in circle; +.C.SPALATENSIS. D&D 4.1.2.2. Rare. Very Fine. $150-200

of five maps of the Balkan region by Giulio and Livio Sanuto. Each: 12 x 9 1/3”. Black and white. A few of the covers with light stain, minor foxing. Attractive and rare examples. (5) $300-400

266 Split (Spalato). Trio of AE Bagattini: Autonomous

issues, mid-13th Century-1357 (2). SPA/LAT/INO, rev. Cross in inner circle, pellets around. Rengjeo 466, D&D 4.1.1.2. Rare. One cracked bottom and narrow rent from strike, the other Good Very Fine; under Venice. St. Dominus, D-G (Domenico Gritti, 1517-1518). Rengjeo 634-8, D&D 4.3.1.1. Crude About VG. (3) $75-100

267 Split (Spalato). Duke Hrvoje Vukcic Hrvatinic

(1403-1413). AR Gros. 1.62 gms. St. Domnius standing facing; ..S DOIMVS. .SPALETI.M., rev. The Duke’s family arms, helmet and raised arm with sword above; + M.CHERVOII.DVCIS.S. D&D 4.2.1.1. Rare. Very Fine. $125-175

270 Yugoslavia. Alexander I, King of the Serbs, Croats and

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Slovenes Plaque. Ca. 1921-1925. Bronze. 56 x 80mm. Uniface with back stand. Uniformed and bespectacled bust of the king left, legend in Roman letters and Cyrillic. Extremely Fine. $90-120

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271 Yugoslavia. Adriatic Exhibition, Split 1925 Medal.

Bronze. 60mm. Draped, bare-headed bust of King Alexander I left, rev. Allegorical scene with four artisans. Very Scarce. Tiny reverse dig. Extremely Fine. $75-125

275 Sweden. Lot of Medals (23), 18th-20th Century.

Includes: Large 18th-19th Century Uniface Copper Medal depicting a frolicking couple; 1815 Silver Prize Medal; Centenary of the Academy of Fine Arts, 1835. Silver, 55mm. By Frumerie (a few obverse pinscratches and small edge nick), 1940 bronze Nordens-Frihet plaque. 55x89mm; 1946 Silver plaque by Lindberg. 55x60mm; 1928 Insurance Company Centennial. Bronze, 70mm; Svenska Filmsamfundet Medals (2); 1866 Stockholm Industrial Fair, White Metal, 36mm; small silver and shooting competition plaques; FridtjofNansen Polar Exploration Medal, White metal (Stain); and others; also Swedish and other Minors (100+), with a fair number being silver, generally 20th Century; also thin 19th Century wedding band. (123+) $200-300

276 Switzerland. Inauguration of the Masonic Temple, 272 Spain. Reyes Católicos. Fernando y Isabel (1474-

1504). 8 Reales S-D. Sevilla. 26.36 gms. Crowned Arms, S (pellet above and below )-(VIIIo), rev.Yoke and bundle of arrows, assayers initial “D” and “S” between. Salved with minor corrosion and porosity. Very Fine. $500-700

Geneva, 1898 Medal. Silver. 37mm. By Georges Hantz. Bust of Hiram of Tyre left, legend in Masonic alphabet, rev. Compass and square and acacia branches, French legend. Attractive blue hues. About Uncirculated. $75-100

277 Switzerland. Pair of Swiss Railroad Centennial-

Badenfahrt Medals, 1947. Silver. 33.5mm. Locomotive chugs past maiden wearing huge bonnet, rev. Water nymph above, angel below four-line legend extolling the virtues of the municipality of Baden bei Zürich. About Uncirculated. (2) $40-50

North and South America

273 Spain. Carlos IV (1788-1808). 2 Escudos, 1808 AI.

Madrid. Armored, draped bust right, rev. Crowned Arms in Order chain. Fr.296, KM 435.1. Very Fine. $250300

278 Bahamas. George III (1760-1820). Penny, 1806.

Laureate, draped bust right, rev. British ship patrolling the waters, ships in distance, EXPULSIS PIRATIS legend in ex. KM 1. A few tiny rim bruises. Extremely Fine. $150-200

279 Bahamas. 1966 9-Coin (4 x Silver) Mint Set. In original

Case As Issued. Brilliant Uncirculated.

274 Sweden. Kristina (1632-1654). Riksdaler, 1647. Bust

3/4 left wearing elaborate brocade vestment, rev. Salvator Mundi, Roman numeral date within legend around. Dav.4525, KM 187, Mount mark repaired at 5:00. Toned over pinscratches in fields. Very Fine. $250-350

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285 Canada. Elizabeth II (1952-). Proof 20 Dollars, 1967. 280 Bolivia. Carlos II (1665-1700). Cob 8 Reales, (167)9

P-C. 28.05 gms. Cross quartering Arms of Castile and Leon, rev. Legend, date, mm and assayer letter amid waves and Pillars. KM 26. Flat areas in margins and edge split. Crude Very Fine. $150-250

281 Bolivia. Carlos III-Republica. Quintet of Crowns:

Carlos III. 8 Reales, 1784 PR; Fernando VI. 8 Reales, 1818, 1821 PJ; Republica. 8 Soles, 1833, 1834 (obverse scratches) LM; also 4 Soles, 1830 JL. About VF-Good VF. (6) $175-225

Confederation Centennial. Draped bust r. wearing tiara, rev. Crowned and supported Arms. KM 71. Choice Brilliant Proof. $600-900

286 Canada. Elizabeth II (1952-). Proof 20 Dollars, 1967.

Confederation Centennial. Draped bust r. wearing tiara, rev. Crowned and supported Arms. KM 71. Choice Brilliant Proof. $600-900

287 Canada. Elizabeth II (1952-). Proof 20 Dollars, 1967.

Confederation Centennial. Draped bust r. wearing tiara, rev. Crowned and supported Arms. KM 71. Choice Brilliant Proof. $600-900

288 Canada. Elizabeth II (1952-). Proof 20 Dollars, 1967. 282 Brazil. Republica. 2000 Reis, 1900. 400th Anniversary

of Discovery. Portuguese caravel, sails billowing, at sea. KM 501. Lightly toned, soft gold and purple hues. Uncirculated. $200-250

289 Canada. Elizabeth II (1952-). 1973-1976 Silver 28-

283 Canada. AE and Silver lot. Includes 10 Cents and 25

Cents, 1911. EF and VF; 19th Century tokens (20) -Bouquet Sous, Habitant, Bank of Montreal, Nova Scotia; Maritime Provinces AEs (5). VG-VF, one or two with problems; Large Cents (31), 1859-1918. VG-Unc.; silver 5 Cents (15), 10 Cents (2). Fair-VF; 1965 Mint Set; 1984 silver Toronto Commemorative Dollar, other AEs (9, two holed). (86) $125-175

284 Canada. Elizabeth II (1952-). Proof 20 Dollars, 1967.

Coin Olympic Coin Set. Housed in a wooden box containing plastic trays. Brilliant Uncirculated. 30.35 Troy ounces of silver. $500-700

290 Colombia. Fernando VII (1808-1819). Quartet of

minors: Real, 1818 NR FJ. Nuevo Reino. About Fine; 1/2 Real, 1810 P JF. Popayรกn. F-About VF; 1/4 Real, 1816 PN. Popayรกn. Fine. KM 68.1, 69.2, 67.2; and 1855 Brass Mitad - Am de la Cuadra. EF. (5) $75-125

291 Colombia. Republica. Gold Peso, 1825 JF. Bogota.

Confederation Centennial. Draped bust r. wearing tiara, rev. Crowned and supported Arms. KM 71. Choice Brilliant Proof. $600-900

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Draped Libertad bust left, rev. Fasces, bow and arrow crossed behind, within double cornucopiae frame. Fr.73, KM 84. Minute smoothing on edge. Extremely Fine. $100-150

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292 Danish West Indies. Peirano et Favale. St. Thomas.

5 Cents Token, ca. 1889. German Silver. Light obverse speckling. Very Fine. $75-100

299 Haiti.

10th Anniversary of the Revolution Silver Commemorative Trio: 25 Gourdes, 1967. Objets d’Art, and 10 Gourdes, 1967, 1970. Equestrian figure of General Toussaint L’Overture. KM 67.1, 65.1. Toned. Brilliant Proof. (3) $150-200

293 Danish West Indies. A. Vance & Co. St. Thomas. 5

Cent Token. German Silver. Uniface. Sieg 62, Carlsen 63, Higgie 465. About 5% off center, uncommon, for this well-struck series. Good Very Fine. $90-120

Very rare and Attractive 1969 Commemorative Gold Issues

294 Danish West Indies. A. Vance & Co. St. Thomas. 5

Cent Token. Error. German Silver. Uniface. Sieg 62, Carlsen 63, Higgie 465. Top edge struck twice again leaving impression across center and bottom - both sides. Very Rare as such. $125-175

295 El Salvador. Centavo, 1892. Liberty cap, rev. Value

within wreath. KM 108. Brown. Uncirculated. $60-90

296 Guatemala. Fernando VII (1808-1821). Trio: 8 Reales,

1820, 1821 NG M. Nueva Guatemala. Laureate, draped bust right KM 69. Very Fine; and Real, 1821 NG M. KM 66. A few small obverse scrapes. About Extremely Fine. (3) $150-200

297 Guatemala. Republica. Proclamation 1 Real, 1847. For

the Inauguration of the New Republic (after Guatemala’s succession from the Central American Republic). Arms within wreath, rev. 21. DE /MARZO / DE / 1847. Within wreath. Fonrobert 7236. Brilliant Uncirculated. $150-200

298 Guatemala. Republica. Quintet of Crowns: Peso, 1865

R. Very Fine; Pesos, 1894 H, 1896. Extremely Fine and lustrous Uncirculated; Counterstamped coinage of 1894. Pesos - 1/2 Real c/s on Chilean Peso, 1883, and Peruvian Sol, 1891 TF. Good Extremely Fine and AU/Unc. KM 182, 210, 216, 224. (5) $125-175

300 Haiti. 500 Gourdes, 1969 IC. 10th Anniversary of

the Revolution. Tableau of Haitian artists at work, rev. National Arms. Only 435 pieces struck. KM 76. Brilliant Proof. $4,000-4,500

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303 Haiti. 40 Gourdes, 1969. 10th Anniversary of the

Revolution. Uniformed bust of emperor Dessalines wearing plumed hat 3/4 facing slightly left, National Arms. KM 73. 1,005 pieces minted. Brilliant Proof. $325-375

304 Mexico. Felipe V-Republica. Silver sextet: Felipe V. Real,

1735 Mo MF. F-VF; Carlos IV. 8 Reales, 1792 Mo FM. Small flan flaw and a few hairlines. About VF; Fernando VII. 8 Reales, 1818 MO JJ, and War of Independence issue, 1821 Ga FS. Bright F/VF and About VF with obverse scratch; Republica. 8 Reales, 1868 Ca JG, and Peso, 1871 Mo M. About EF and EF with some reverse porosity. (6) $150-200

305 Mexico. Fernando VI (1746-1759). 8 Reales, 1757 Mo

MM. Mexico City. Dos Mundos types. KM 104.2. Some obverse scratches. Extremely Fine. $150-200

301 Haiti. 250 Gourdes, 1969 IC. 10th Anniversary of the

306 Mexico. Fernando VI (1746-1759). 4 Reales, 1752 Mo

Revolution. Henri Christophe by fortress above royal Arms, rev. National Arms. KM 75. Only 470 pieces struck. Brilliant Proof. $2,000-2,300

MF. Mexico City. Dos Mundos types. KM 95. Small edge flaw upper reverse. Rich slate gray. Fine-About Very Fine. $90-120

307 Mexico. Carlos III (1759-1788). 8 Reales, 1773 Mo

FM. Mexico City. Inverted initials and mm. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Crowned Arms between Pillars. KM 106.1. Toned over light obverse hairlines. About Extremely Fine. $100-150

308 Mexico. Carlos IV (1788-1808). Pair of 8 Reales, 1792,

302 Haiti. 60 Gourdes, 1969 IC. 10th Anniversary of the

Revolution. Uniformed bust of Alexandre Petion 3/4 left, rev. National Arms. KM74. 935 pieces minted. Brilliant Proof. $450-550

1797 Mo FM. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right. KM 109. The first rich toning over tooling, EF-AU, the latter About EF; and War of Independence. Zacatecas. Royalist. 8 Reales, 1820 Zs AG. Fernando VII bust right. KM 111.5. Once polished. Extremely Fine. (3) $100150

309 Mexico. Trio of high-grade 8 Reales: Carlos IV (1788-

1808). 1805, 1808 Mo TH. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right. KM 109; Fernando VII (18081821). 1809 Mo TH. KM 110. Good lustre, the last with obverse hairlines. AU-Uncirculated. (3) $200-300

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316 Mexico. Estados Unidos. Trio of “Caballitos”, 1910

(2), 1911 Long Ray. KM 453. One of the 1910s with nick on wing. EF-AU. (3) $100-150

310 Mexico. Republica. 8 Escudos, 1836 Do RM. Durango.

Eagle, wings spread, standing on cactus, snake in beak, spray below, rev. Hand inscribing open book with libertycapped quill. Fr.68, KM 383.3. Small edge bruise, once lightly wiped. Extremely Fine. $900-1,200

317 Mexico. Estados Unidos. Peso, 1912. “Caballito”. KM

1869 Durango Eight Escudos

453. Lovely obverse rainbow hues, soft reverse peripheral russet. Good lustre. Uncirculated. $200-250

318 Mexico. Estados Unidos. Complete Set of Silver 2, 5

and 10 Pesos, 1921-1960. From 1921 Independence Centennial 2 Pesos to 1960 Madero and Hidalgo 10 Pesos. With a few extra regular issue Hidalgo types used to illustrate obverse. Housed in Dansco album (pages splitting). The 1921 EF-AU, the others Uncirculated. (21) $250-350

311 Mexico. Republica. 8 Escudos, 1869 Do CP. Durango.

Eagle, wings spread, standing on cactus, snake in beak, spray below, rev. Hand inscribing open book with libertycapped quill. Fr.68, KM 383.3. Typically weak centers, Very Fine. $1,000-1,500

312 Mexico. Republica. Lot of Cap ‘n Rays 8 Reales: Mexico

City -- 1837 MM, 1886 MH, 1889 MH, 1894 AM; Culiacán - 1896, 1897 AM; Guanajuato -- 1846 PM, 1896 RS; Zacatecas -- 1842 OM; also Peso, 1901 Mo AM. Generally About VF-EF, one or two better. (10) $250-350

313 Mexico. Republica. Quartet of high-grade Cap ‘n Rays

8 Reales. Guanajuato -- 1891 and 1896 RS. Light dark streak edge of first. Choice AU-Uncirculated; Zacatecas. 1896 and 1897 FZ. Uncirculated. (4) $150-250

319 Mexico. Revolutionary. Chihuahua. Ejercito del Norte

(Army of the North). Peso, 1915. Eagle, snake in beak, standing on cactus, rev. Radiant Liberty cap. KM 619. Brilliant Uncirculated. $350-450

314 Mexico. Republica. Pair of high-grade 8 Reales, 1897

Zs FZ. Cap ‘n Rays. KM 377.13. Lightly toned. Bold details. Brilliant Uncirculated. (2) $100-150

315 Mexico. Republica. Pair of Crowns: 8 Reales, 1859

Mo FH. Mexico City. Cap n’ Rays. Bold lustre. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated; Peso, 1872 Mo M. Balanza. Scratch by eagle’s head. Brilliant Uncirculated. KM 377.10, 408.5. (2) $175-225

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325 Australia. Victoria (1837-1901). Sovereign, 1865. 320 Mexico. Revolutionary. Guerrero. Emiliano Zapata

(General Salgado). Two Pesos, 1914 GRO. Gold and silver. Eagle, snake in beak, atop cactus, rev. Radiant sunface over mountain peaks, ORO: 0,595 across. Peripheral iridescent hues. About Uncirculated. $150-200

321 Panama. Complete Type Set, 1907-1962. Housed in

Dansco album. Generally About VF-AU. (28) $90-120

322 Peru. Fernando VI (1746-1759). 8 Reales, 1755

LM JD. Lima. Dos Mundos types. KM 55.1. Light slate gray over some obverse pinscratches. Extremely Fine. $200-250

323 Peru. Carlos IV-Republica. Septet of silver coins and

medals: Carlos IV. 2 Reales, 1806 JP. Fine; Fernando VII. 8 Reales, 1811 JP. Lima. Imaginary bust. Typical weak centers, VF; Republica. 8 Reales, 1838 MB. VF; Opening of the Trans-Andean Railroad Arequipa to Puno, 1870 Medal. Silver. 50.5mm. By C.E. Bryant. Small edge bruises, EF; Firefighters Medal, 1908. Silver, 30mm. Small hole for suspension, EF; Augusto B. Leguia Medal, 1912. Silver, 37.4mm. Small rim bump, EF; and Sociedad Slava de Beneficencia, Cerro de Pasco 25th Anniversary, 1906 Silver Cross. EF. (7) $225-275

324 Peru. Republica. Provisional Coinage. 1/4 Real, 1822;

1/8 Peso, 1/4 Peso, 1823. Lima. KM 135, 137, 138. Housed in an old custom cardboard case â&#x20AC;&#x153;Primera Moneda de la Republica del Peruâ&#x20AC;?. The latter two struck from eroding dies. About EF-Extremely Fine. $60-90

Sydney. Young head left, hair tied with banksia wreath, rev. Crowned AUSTRALIA within wreath. Fr. 10, KM 4. Typical stacking marks. Very Fine. $350-400

326 Australia.

Victoria (1837-1901). Sovereign, 1875 S. Sydney. British types - St. George. KM 7. Very Fine. $225-275

327 Australia. Victoria (1837-1901). Half Sovereign, 1886

S. Sydney. British types. KM 5. Fine-VF.

$150-200

328 Australia. 19th Century Token Issue Pennies (11).

Various. All or nearly all with some surface issue. VGVF; also 1927 Parliament Florins (2). VF and BU, 1951 Jubilee Florin, and 1954 Royal Visit Florin. Uncirculated, other minors. (18) $125-175

329 Australia. Edward VII (1901-1910). Sovereign, 1905

M. Melbourne. British types. KM 15. Light stacking marks. Uncirculated. $275-325

330 Australia. George V (1910-1936). Sovereign, 1911

M. Melbourne. British types. KM 29. Lustrous Uncirculated. $275-325

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340 Ceylon. Dutch rule. Galle. 2 Tangas, nd (Ca. 1680). 331 Australia. George V (1910-1936). Florin, (1934).

Centennial of Victoria and Melbourne. KM 33. Some very light obverse hairlines. Uncirculated. $225-275

341 Ceylon. Lot of 19th Century Tokens. Includes issues of

332 Australia. 1969 Proof Set. Once Cent-50 Cents. KM

PS31. In original RAM case. Choice Brilliant Proof. $100-150

333 Australia. Trio of 1975 six-piece Proof Sets. One Cent-

50 Cents. KM PS37. In original RAM cases. Choice Brilliant Proof. (3 sets) $60-90

334 Australia. Trio of 1975 six-piece Proof Sets. One Cent-

50 Cents. KM PS37. In original RAM cases. Choice Brilliant Proof. (3 sets) $60-90

335 Australia. Quartet of 1975 six-piece Proof Sets. One

Cent-50 Cents. KM PS37. In original RAM cases. Choice Brilliant Proof. (4 sets) $75-125

Type II countermark on obverse of a Portuguese Goa 2 Tangas, 164x (KM 66). KM 55. Some pinscratches. Typical weak areas. Fine. $200-300

Lee Hedges & Co., Colombo Commercial Co., Tatham & Co, George Steaurt & Co (Wekande), M.D.D. & Co., JPJ, J.M. Robertson, J. Allemakkon, Pilo Fernando, S. & Co., Ceylon Co. Ltd, Darley, Butler & Co, A. & B. Scott, FR & Co, N.D.P. Silva, C.H. de S., James Swan & Co., Carey Strachan, two different monogram types. A few with deposits or minor surface issues. Very GoodVery Fine. (28) $200-250

342 China. Pair of Silver Dollars: Imperial. Chihli Province.

Year 34 (1908). Dragon. Y.73.2. Toned. Minor stacking marks; Republic. Year 3 (1914). Yuan Shih-kai bust left. Both About Extremely Fine. (2) $100-150

336 Australia. Nonet of 1977 Jubilee six-piece Proof Sets.

One Cent-50 Cents. KM PS39. In original RAM cases. Choice Brilliant Proof. (9 sets) $125-175

337 British North Borneo. Lot of 25 Cents, 1929 H.

Heaton. Arms supported by Dayak warriors. KM 6. A few with light porosity. About Fine-Very Fine. (40) $350-500

338 British North Borneo. Large lot of Copper-Nickel

Coinage, 1903 H-1941 H -- 5 Cents (70). Generally About VF-EF, 2 1/2 Cents (15) VG-Fine; Cents (107). Fine-EF. Arms supported by Dayak warriors. KM 3-5. (192) $250-350

339 British North Borneo. Lot of Cents, various dates:

343 China. Imperial. Kwangtung Province. Dollar, nd

(1890-1908). Kuang-hsü. Dragon. Y.203. Lightly toned. Extremely Fine. $150-200

344 China. Imperial-People’s Republic. Group of Silver

Bronze types, KM 2 (17). On average VF some with deposits; copper-nickel, KM 3 (50). About Very FineEF; also 25 Cents, 1929 H (2) and Half Cent, 1887 H. About Fine, the last silvered. (70) $75-125

Coins. Includes: Yuan Shih-kai general issue Dollars, Year 3 (2), year 23 Junk Dollar; 20 Cent pieces -- Kwangtung Dragon types (6), Republic types (5), Hupeh, Yunnan (Capitol building type), Republic Death of Sun Yat-sen; Kwangtung dragon 10 Cents (2); 1980 Olympics 30 Yuan (soccer); Taiwan 1965 50 and 100 Yuan; also Tibet Trade Rupee and Tangka, and Hong Kong Cent. VF-BU. (25) $200-250

345 China. People’s Republic. Eight-piece 1980 Olympics

Jinhuang Brass Proof Set. In original wallet with COA. KM 19-22, 29-32. Brilliant Proof. $150-200

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346 China. Taiwan. Pair: 50 Dollars, 2000. Year of the

Dragon - Y2K. 5,000 minted. With original case and box. Brilliant Proof; and 120th Anniversary of the Birth of Dr. Sun Yat-sen Medal (1985). Silver, 37.5mm. In original case. Both Brilliant Proof. (2) $90-120

347 Georgia. Russian authority. Alexander I (1801-1825).

Set, 1970. Depictions of Ikhnaton, Chephren, Cleopatra, Nefertiti, Ramses III, Tutankhamen, and Amenophis IV. KM 22-28. In original red wallet. Brilliant Proof. $150-200

1917 (6). Brilliant Uncirculated; also Netherlands East Indies. 2 1/2 Cent, 1945 (10). Brilliant Uncirculated; also Ceylon. Medieval Massa. (17) $40-50

354 Indonesia. Irian Barat (Irian Jaya). Large lot of 1962

2 Abazi, 1807 AK. Mural crown over legend; Nicholas I (1825-1855). 2 Abazi, 1832 BK. Fine+ and Good VF. KM 75; also Cilician Armenia. Pair of Silver Trams. Levon I (1198-1219) and Hetoum and Zabel (12261270). EF. (4) $125-175

348 Guinea. Seven-piece “Ancient Egypt” 500 Francs Proof

353 British India. George V (1910-1936). Quarter Anna,

coinage: 50 Sen (65), 25 Sen (234), 10 Sen (390+), 5 Sen (290+). Sukarno, wearing kopiah, bust left. KM 6-9. Fine-Extremely Fine; and Riau Archipelago 1962 issues. 10 Sen (28), 5 Sen (27). VF-EF; also roll of regular Indonesian 25 Sen, 1957, partial roll of 1952 50 Sen, and Netherlands East Indies 1/2 Cents, 1945 (85) - a little less than half Uncirculated. (1199+) $75-100

349 Hong Kong. Victoria (1842-1901). Mil, 1866. Cash-

style, four Chinese characters around. KM 3. NGC MS 62 BN. $90-120

350 Hong Kong. Edward VII (1901-1910). Quartet of 50

Cents, 1905. Crowned bust right. KM 15. Extremely Fine; also Cent 1925 Uncirculated, 50 Cents, 1892. F-About VF, and Straits Settlements. Victoria. 50 Cents, 1900. A few tiny rim tics. Very Fine. KM 13. (7) $150-200

355 Israel. 10th Anniversary of Independence, 1958.

Medal. Gold. 27mm, 15.04 gms. IVDAEA CAPTA; designs of Roman coin of Vespasian, rev. ISRAEL LIBERATA; Sabra man and woman beneath palm. First gold medal issued by Israel. With original small four-fold wallet. Brilliant Uncirculated. $500-750

356 Libya. Tripoli. Ottoman. Selim III (1789-1807). 10

Para, Tarablus gharb, AH1210 (1796 AD). Four-line Sultan’s legend, rev. Mint and date. KM 61. Scarce. Some deposits left reverse margin, otherwise Good Very Fine. $90-120

357 Macau. 100 Patacas, 1984. Year of the Rat. KM 29. In

351 Hong Kong. Elizabeth II (1952-1997). Proof 1,000

Dollars, 1983. Year of the Pig. Draped bust r. of the queen, rev.. Pig standing r. KM 51. In original hard red RM case. Brilliant Proof. $600-900

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358 Malaya.

George VI (1936-1952). Uncirculated Group of 20 Cents, 1943. Crowned head left. KM 5a. Uncirculated. (79) $250-350

359 Morocco. Moulay al-Hasan I (AH 1290-1311/1873-

352 India. Mughal Empire. Small group of Rupees:

Muhammad Shah (1719-1748)-- Akhtarnagar AH 113(6) r.y. 6, Itawa, AH 114x r.y. 18, uncertain, r.y. 12; also Half Rupee, (Surat), r.y. 13; `Alamgir II (17541759) -- Shahjahanabad AH 1170 r.y. 4; Shah `Alam II (1759-1806) -- Shahjahanabad, AH 1183 r.y. 11; also uncertain Maratha Rupee. About Very Fine-Good Very Fine. (7) $75-125

original blue case. Brilliant Proof.

1894 AD). 10 Dirham, AH 1299. Paris. Legend within Seal of Solomon, rev.. Central legend, ornate knots in margin. Once lightly wiped, otherwise Choice About Uncirculated. $75-100

360 Netherlands East Indies. Batavian Republic. 1/16

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361 Netherlands East Indies. Willem I (1817-1840).

Gulden, 1839, Half Gulden, 1826, Quarter Gulden, 1827. Bare head right. KM 300a, 302, 301.1. Extremely Fine; Wilhelmina (1890-1948). 1/4 Gulden, 1896. KM 305. Extremely Fine; and other minors - silver (3), AE (7). About Fine-EF. (14) $125-175

367 Samoa. Malietoa Tanumafili II (1962-). Proof 100 Tala,

1983. South Pacific Games. Arms, rev. Runner dashing r. KM 55. 1,000 pieces struck in Proof. In original Singapore Mint red case with certificate. Choice Brilliant Proof. $250-350

368 Sarawak. Charles Johnson Brooke, Rajah (1868-

1917). 50 Cents, 1900 H. Heaton. Bare head left, rev. Numeral value within roped border. KM 11. A few obverse hairlines and tiny rim tick. About Extremely Fine. $150-200

369 Sarawak. Charles Johnson Brooke, Rajah (1868-

362 New Zealand. Mason Struthers & Co. Christchurch.

Penny Token, nd (1870â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s). Maori warrior bust right. KM Tn43. Very Scarce. Few surface nicks. About Extremely Fine. $200-250

1917). 50 Cents, 1900 H. Heaton. Bare head left, rev. Numeral value within roped border. KM 11. Once lightly wiped, a few obverse contact marks. About Extremely Fine. $150-200

370 Sarawak. Charles V. Brooke (1917-1946). A dozen 50

Cents, 1927 H. Heaton. Bare head right, rev. Numeral value within roped border. KM 19. About Very Fine-Very Fine. (12) $300-400

371 Sarawak. Charles V. Brooke (1917-1946). Small silver

lot: 50 Cents, 1927 H (7). Heaton. One EF, the other About VF-VF; 20 Cents, 1927 H (4). One with reverse scratches. VF. Bare head right, rev. Numeral value within roped border. KM 19, 17a. (11) $200-250

372 Sarawak. Charles V. Brooke (1917-1946). Roll of 10 363 New Zealand. Kirkcaldie & Stains. Wellington.

Halfpenny Token, nd (1874). Bust above shield, scroll below. KM Tn36. Small graffiti X and a few pinscratches above shield. Extremely Fine. $125-175

364 New Zealand. Lot of 19th Century Token issues (20):

All Pennies, save for one Halfpenny (J. Hurley & Co.). Various issuers. Some with surface issues. VG-VF; also 1940 Centennial Halfcrown and 1940 Proposed Royal Visit Crown. Both Uncirculated. (22) $150-250

365 Philippines. Spanish rule. Carlos III-Fernando VII.

Lot of Quartos: 1782, 1783, 179(8?), 1805, 1807, 1825, 182(5?), 1826, 1829, uncertain; also Octavo, 1798 (deposits). Crude Very Good to Very Fine. (11) $100-150

Cents, 1934 H. Heaton. Bare head right. KM 16. A few with light deposits. About Very Fine-AU, a few better; also Cents -- James Brooke (14), and Charles J. Brooke: KM 6 (79), KM 7 (18) and Half Cents (2). Many with light dirt and deposits. About Very Good-About Very Fine. (163) $150-200

373 Sarawak. Charles V. Brooke (1917-1946). Half Cents,

1933 H (31) Heaton. Bare head right. KM 20; and 10 Cents, 1920-1934 (50). Largely 1934. KM 16. FineGood Very Fine. (81) $125-175

374 Sarawak. Charles V. Brooke (1917-1946). Large lot of

Half Cents, 1933 H. Bare head right. KM 20. Some with deposits, a few with porosity. Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (100) $200-300

366 Philippines. Spanish rule-US Administration. Silver

septet. 8 Reales (1834-1837). YII c/m on Peruvian 8 Reales, Lima 1835. Toned Good Very Fine; 50 Centimos, 1885; 20 Centimos, 1866, 1885; 10 Centimos, 1881, 1885. Fine-About EF; Peso, 1909 S. AU-Unc. (7) $125-175

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375 South Africa. Z.A.R. Pond, 1892. Single shaft. Krueger

bust left, rev. Arms. Fr.2, KM 10.2. Very Fine. 1,200

$900-

376 South Africa. Z.A.R. Two Shillings, 1895. Krueger

bust left, rev. KM 6. Key date. Some light hairlines in fields. About Extremely Fine. $200-250

384 Straits Settlements. Victoria (1837-1901). Cent, 1897.

385 Straits Settlements. Victoria-George V. Large lot of

377 South Africa. Z.A.R. Sixpence and Shilling, 1897. AU-

Unc., 2 1/2 Shillings, 1896. VF, Pennies, 1892 (some deposits), 1898. VF-EF. KM 2, 4, 5, 7; and Dutch Boer War commemorative medal 1899-1901. Bronze, 34mm. Choice AU. (6) $60-90

379 South Africa. George V (1910-1936). Sovereign,

Proof Set, 1949. Farthing to 5 Shillings. KM PS21. No case. Brilliant Proof. (9) $300-400

Settlements. Edward VII (1901-1910). Quartet of Dollars, 1903. Crowned bust right, rev. Value in Chinese and Malay-Persian on fancy cruciform cartouche. KM 25. About Extremely Fine-Extremely Fine. (4) $200-250

387 Straits Settlements. Edward VII (1901-1910). Octet of

1927 SA. Pretoria. British types. KM 21. Uncirculated. $225-275

380 South Africa. George VI (1936-1952). Nine-piece

silver 5 and 10 Cents. A quick glance reveals various dates, possibly some better; also a few strays. Very GoodExtremely Fine, a few higher. Total weight 3.8 pounds. $500-600

386 Straits

378 South Africa. Z.A.R.. Pair of Pennies. 1892. PCGS

MS 64 RB, and 1893. Key date. Contact marks, Very Fine. Krueger bust left. KM 2. (2) $75-100

Crowned head left, rev. Numeral value within beaded circle. KM 16. NGC MS 62 BN. $300-400

Dollars, 1904. Crowned bust right, rev. Value in Chinese and Malay-Persian on fancy cruciform cartouche. KM 25. A few with light contact marks. Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (8) $150-250

381 Straits Settlements. Victoria (1837-1901). Lot of 20

Cent pieces, generally 1889-1901 (61). Head left. KM 12. Fine-Good Very Fine; and 10 Cents, 1884-1901 (27). Very Good-Very Fine; also 5 Cents. (89) $150250

382 Straits Settlements. Victoria (1837-1901). Large lot of

20 Cent pieces, generally 1888-1900. Head left. KM 12. Very Good-Very Fine. (100) $150-250

388 Straits Settlements. Edward VII (1901-1910). 50

383 Straits Settlements. Victoria. Large lot of silver 10

Cent pieces. A cursory examination reveals various dates, also about 65 or so George V 1920 5 Cent pieces, a small smattering of George VI 5 Cent pieces and a few strays. Very Good-Extremely Fine. Total weight 4.8 pounds. $350-450

Cents, 1905. Crowned bust right, rev. Numeral value in beaded circle. KM 23. Lightly toned. Good Extremely Fine. $200-300

389 Straits Settlements. Edward VII (1901-1910). Silver

lot: 50 Cents, 1907 H (2), 1908, 1908 H. Crowned bust right. KM 24. VF-EF; and 10 Cents, 1902-1910 (43). Mostly 1910 and generally About VG-Fine. (47) $100150

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395 Sudan. `Abd Allah b. Muhammed, the Khalifa (AH

390 Straits Settlements. George V (1910-1936). Dollar,

1920. Crowned bust left, rev. Value in Chinese characters and Malay-Persian on four petalled floral cartouche. KM 33. NGC MS 63. $200-250

Very rare Tonga 1967 Coronation Palladium Half Hau

391 Straits Settlements. George V (1910-1936). Group of

1302-1316/1885-1898 AD). Trio of Billon 20 Qurush (Piastres): Omdurman, AH 1311, year 11. Toughra in border of crescents, rev. `azza nasrahu above mint and date in crescent border. KM 16. Weakly struck centers as usual, small obverse lamination. Very Fine; Omdurman, AH 1211-1312. 20.24 gms. Toughra in crescent and stars border, date “12-11” below, rev. `azza nasrahu above mint and date in crescent and stars border. KM 14 (unlisted obverse date). Rare. Extremely Fine; Omdurman, AH 1312 year 12. Toughra in wreath above crossed spears. KM 26. Weak obverse center, Very Fine. (3) $100-150

10 Cents, 1927 (89). Crowned bust left. KM 29b. EFUncirculated; and 5 Cents, 1926 (9), 1935 (28). KM 36. (126) $250-350

392 Straits Settlements. George V (1910-1936). Lot

of Silver Minors. Includes: 50 Cents (4), 20 Cents (110), 10 Cents - generally, if not all, 1927 (106), and 5 Cents (23); also Victoria 10 Cents, 1920 Nickel 5 Cents (6), and two examples of Tin Hat Money (one with tinpest and surface loss). A few with deposits. Very Good-Very Fine; and Indian silver chuckrams (45+). (297) $300-400

396 Tonga. Taufa’ahau Tupou IV (1967-2006). Palladium

393 Straits Settlements. AE Lot. Includes: Victoria 1/4 Cents

(104). Good-Fine; Edward VII 1/4 Cents (15). VG-F; George V 1/4 Cents (99). Fine-VF with some better; square Cents 1920 (50). Fine-EF; other Victoria AEs (5), Edward VII (2) and round George V 1/2 Cents. F-EF, also Sumatra 1804 and Singapore merchant Rooster Keping (53) -- Good-VF -- including a corroded Trumon 2 Keping. Some with deposits or light surface porosity. (329) $250-350

Half Hau, 1967. Coronation issue (KM 23) c/m on obverse 1918/TTIV/1968 for the king’s fiftieth birthday. KM 24. Very rare, only 513 pieces issued. With original red case. Brilliant Uncirculated. $600-700

397 Tunisia. Ten-piece Ancient World series Dinar Proof

Set, 1969 NI. Numismatic Italiana, Arezzo. Hannibal, Masinissa, Jugurtha, Phoenician ship, Venus, etc. KM PS4. Very scarce set. Toned Brilliant Proof. $200-300

Miscellaneous Large Lots

394 Sudan. `Abd Allah b. Muhammed, the Khalifa (AH

1302-1316/1885-1898 AD). Debased Silver 20 Qurush (Piastres), Omdurman, AH 1304 year 5. Toughra in border of double crescents, rev. Mint and date, with “1” above in double crescent border. KM 7.1. Some typical weakness of strike at centers. Very Fine. $90-120

398 British, German and World Assortment of coins and

tokens. Includes - Great Britain. 17th Century tokens (5) - Langport, Marlborough, Evesham, Coventry and Lowestoft; 18th-19th Century trade tokens (14), silver minors (13), AEs (37); Germany. States minors (6), Notgeld (17), modern silver 10 Mark commemoratives (6), AE minors (47); Philippines 1976 Proof Set, and miscellaneous world minors, 18th-20th Century -- mostly base metal, some silver, including Ceylon commemorative 5 Rupees, and some small sets. A few holed or with surface problems. Good to Brilliant Proof. (324+) $150-250

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399 Mixed lot of Ceylon and Mauritius coinage: Ceylon.

George III AEs (13), other AEs (19). Some with light deposits or light porosity; Fine-EF; British type Half Farthings, 1837 for use in Ceylon (13). Mostly with light surface porosity and/ or stain, VF-EF; Uncirculated 10 Cents, 1941 (47); other silver minors (12); also roll+ of Buddhism commemorative 1957 Rupees; Mauritius. Rupees, 1934, 1938; Half Rupee, 1934, Quarter Rupees, 1936, 1946. EF; and Victoria silver minors (2). Fine. (161) $150-200

404 European

400 Small China and Southeast Asian lot: China, Fukien.

20 Cents, 1924. Y.381.4 NGC AU Details - Scratches; Republic. 20 Cents, 1938. PCGS MS 65; Taiwan. 5 Chiao, 1949. Y.532. ACCA MS 64; Korea. Chon, yea 3 (1909). Phoenix. KM 1137. ACCA AU 58; Straits Settlements. 50 Cents, 1921. PCGS MS 63; and EF-AU; and Tibetan 3 Srang. About EF. (7) $75-100

405 Himalayan

401 Quintet

of Eastern European Medals. Includes Hungary. Szechenyi Istvan, 1860 Medal. Silver, 33mm. Uniformed bust slightly left/Crowned Arms in wreath; Czechoslovakia. Tomas Masaryk, 1935 Medal. Silver, 32.5mm. Bust right/ Legend; 20th Anniversary of the Republic 1938. Silver, 35mm. Branch above map/Eagle on raised mound; Romania. Carol I. Manhood & Loyalty Medal. on ribbon; and Transylvania. Hermannstadt (Sibiu) Fencing Award Medal, 1902. Bronze, 27mm. Fencer standing in repose/Branch, legend and engraved date. Good VF-EF. (5) $75-100

403 European

Silver Quartet. Includes Russia. Romanov Commemorative Ruble, 1913. AU; Prussia. Victory Taler, 1871. Once polished, About EF; and medieval Genoa Denaro and Feudal French Denier. VFEF. (4) $100-150

and South Asian Quintet. Includes; Kingdom of Funan. Third-Sixth Century. Silver Unit. Rising sun/ Temple; Bengal Sultanate. `Ala al-Din Husein Shah. (1493-1519). Tanka; Tibet. Two Trade Rupees (1911-1916, 1930-1933). Bust left with collar. Y.3.2. Each with single neatly applied chop (rectangular with three characters, five-petalled); and Nepal. Die or seal impression? Stamped on cut sheet of copper. Interesting. About VF-Good VF. (5) $125-175

406 Lot of Latin American Minors. Spanish Colonial --

402 European

Miscellanea. Medieval-20th Century. Includes: France. 16th-18th Century issues. Francois I. Douzain (2), Denier Tournois; Henri II. Douzain, 1551; Henri III. Gros, 1575, Liard, 158(7); Louis XIV. 1/12 Ecu, 1659 N, other silver (4); Spain. Denier of Alfonso XI (1312-1350), Real, 1652, 1772; 17th century AEs (3); Ireland. Edward I (1272-1307). Halfpenny, Waterford. Crude About Fine; Netherlands. Overyssel. Ducaton, 1676. Salved; Zwolle. Ducaton, 1669. Salved, Gelderland. Gulden, 1712; 16th-17th Century Italian minors (4); Germany. 5 Mark, 1876 of Hamburg and Baden, 1898 of Bavaria; others (5). Very Good-Very Fine. (33) $250-350

Medals lot: Includes -- Austria. Wels Agricultural Medal, 1886. Silver, 46mm. By Leisek. Allegorical crowning victory scene; French Award Medal. Silver, 45.7mm. By Brenet; Albert, Prince of Wales Visit to Canada, 1860. AE Medal by Wyon. Fine; British Historical ruler medals, 41mm - Elizabeth I (minor deposit), James I; and 39mm Henry VIII by Dassier (small edge bruise, contact marks); Queen Victoria AE Coronation Medal, 1838. 37mm; Edward VII Coronation Medal, City of Cardiff. WM; Italy. Ministero della Guerra Medal by Lorioli Fratelli, Milano. 59.8mm; and France. Paris mint restrike of Louis XVI Abandonment of Privileges, 1789 Bronze Medal. 65mm. Generally VF-EF. (10) $100-150

Bolivia. Real, 1825 JL; Guatemala. 1/2 Real, 1813 NG M, 1/4 Real, 1821 G; Peru. Real, 1769, 1808 JP, 1/2 Real, 1819 JP; Mexico. 2 Reales, 1771 F, Real, 1809 TH, 1/2 Reales, 1746 M, 1815 JJ; and Uruguay Peso, 1917; Panama 1/2 Balboa, 1933, AEs (3); also Tobago. Black Dog. “TB” c/s on Stampee (on 1769 French issue) and Cayenne. 2 Sous, 1786 A. Generally Very Good-Very Fine. (17) $100-150

407 Group of Latin American Medals: Includes Mexico.

Universidad Nacional 25th Anniversary medal “Grupo 1921 1922. Silver, 60mm; Allegorical woman/owl above shield; Bolivia. Inauguration of the Railroad to Potosí, 1912. Silver, 21mm. Looped; and Argentina. Italian equestrian statue, Buenos Aires 1902. Silver or Silvered, 56mm; and four 1909 school series plaques, each for a different school. Silvered Bronze. Extremely Fine. (7) $75-100

408 Malay Assortment. Includes: Malaya. George VI. Silver

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20 Cents (33), Silver 5 Cents (300+). VF-Unc.; 1/2 Cents (50). KM 1. Fine-EF; 1 Cent, 1945 (60). KM 6. BU; copper-nickel issues (140); North Borneo. 25 Cents, 1929 H (5). About Fine-Fine. Some porosity; Malaya & British Borneo. 20 Cents (150), Square Cents (80+), 1962 Cents (50). VF-Unc.; Singapore. Dollars, 1968 (37). Unc. (Approx. 905) $450-600

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409 Medley of New Guinea and Fiji coins: New Guinea.

Sixpence, 1943 (19), 1935 (2), Threepence, mostly if not all 1944 (98). A few with deposits, Fine-EF; Pennies, 1936. KM 6. AU-BU (77), VF-EF, some with deposits (30); Fiji. Florins, 1934-1936 (45). About VF-EF; Pennies, 1934 (25); 1/2 Pennies, 1943 (27). F-EF, 1952 (35), 1954 (58). AU-Unc.; 1942 Shilling and misc. copper-nickel; also New Zealand silver minors (26). (Approx. 490) $200-250

414 World Oddments and US Exonumia. Includes French

410 Large and diverse lot of Southeast Asia, Pacific and

other coins. Includes Thai silver Bahts, Y.45 (14); Dutch East Indies 1/10 Gulden (120+), Yunnan 50 Cents; group of Manchukuo aluminum Fen; New Zealand type set in old Dansco album, F-AU; Australia EII BU silver 6d (40+), Halfpennies (60+) -- GV & EII; small group of Unc. Dutch East Indies 1945 1/2 Cents; Fiji Independence Dollars 1970 and other modern Copper-Nickel Crowns; New Zealand mint sets; Norway 24 Skilling, 1735, 1740 and a few European silver minors; modern Mexican silver Crowns, Canadian 1976 Olympic 10 Dollars (2) and 5 Dollars; heavy modern silver oval inscribed in Chinese, Hebrew etc; AEs include some Conder and Canadian tokens; others. Very Good-Brilliant Uncirculated; also five terra cotta tear vials (385+) $350-450

German State, Austrian and other Silver Coins. 19th Century. 144.78 gms. Twining rod handle, elaborate open-work bowl set at the center with a Wildman 1678 Mariengroschen, 8 smaller 17th-18th Century silver coins around. Austrian 12 Kreuzer 1795, Windward Islands 1731 12 Sols, and 1731 1/48 Taler on handle, 1798 Brunswick “running horse” 1/12 Taler at top. Coins grade About VF-VF. Ornate piece. $125-175

416 Assortment of Coin Bottle-stoppers and Spoons.

Includes Austrian 2 Florin, 1870 A-topped bottle stopper and 1854 Medallic Wedding Gulden-topped stopper; spoons (4), one with Latvian 5 Lati bowl, one with 1769 Tuscan Francescone (spoon tipped by running figure of Mercury), one with a Bohemian Pragergroschen and the last with 19th Century jewelry-copy Algerian coin; also ornate “Shoehorn” with Spanish 1892 5 Pesetas. Coins grade VF-EF. (7) $125-175

417 Fine Silver Ashtrays inset with Chinese Dollars. Set of

412 Eclectic Mix of World Coins. Includes Danzig 1626

Ort, 1914 El Salvador Peso, 1848 Ecuador 2 Reales, Netherlands 1897 Gulden, Spanish 18th-19th Century minors, French Statue of Liberty 100 Francs, 1986 (4), French octagonal silver jeton, Niger silver Essai 500 Francs, 1960; Guinea 500 Francs, 1968; Belgian 1869 Jeu de quilles (Bowling) medal, cast of English Archbishop Sancroft 1688 medal, small New Zealand Exhibition 1889-1890 silver medal, others. About VFBU. (21) $200-250

Coins Inset in Silverware & Sundry Items

415 Large Open-work Gilt Serving Spoon set with

411 Assorted World Coin Sets and Pieces: Bahamas. 1974

$10 Proof; France. 1976 Fleur de Coins Set; Germany. 1972 Munich Olympic Coin Set (24 coins); Mexico 1968 Olympic 25 Pesos; Hungary 1968 Proof 50 & 100 Forint; Soviet Union. Proof-Like Coin Sets of the Soviet Union 1974-1980. $250-350

Monneron Freres 1792 5 Sols, Choice EF; British Queen Anne Halfcrown, 1713, Panama 1947 Balboa, British EII Sterling Silver Jubilee Medal; a few lower grade Roman coins and others. About VG-Uncirculated; two different 904 St. Louis Expo Bronze Medals, 250th Anniversary Arrival of Penn Medal, and a handful of modern bronze medals. EF-Uncirculated. (22) $90-120

four trays, each ca. 89.6 gms. Three set with Yuan ShihKai Dollars, the fourth with a 1910 British Trade Dollar. The coins Extremely Fine. (4) $200-250

418 Great Britain. Elizabeth II 1953 Coronation Quaich with

Medallic inset. Four-lobe with crown handles inset with central coronation medallion showing the young queen and on the back, muses. 94.4 gms. Toned Extremely Fine. $60-90

413 Potpourri of World Coins. Mostly European, some

Asian and Latin America, largely 19th-20th Century; the greater portion AEs, but silver too --including Portugal Commemorative 1000 and 500 Reis, 1898. EF; Straits Settlements 20 Cents, 1899. VF-About EF; Mexican 8 Reales, 1799 Mo FM; Metz, 1621 6 Gros, Fine-About VF; 1728 Spanish Real Sevilla, EF; a bullet money Baht, a medieval Low Countries coin and others. A few holed or with problems. Good-Uncirculated. (220+) $250-300

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WORLD ORDERS & DECORATIONS

Rare Military Order of Maria Theresa Breast Star with Garter

421 German States. Baden.

419 Austria. Military Order of Maria Theresa. Grand

Cross Breast Star with Garter Motto. Silver and enamels. 59 x 65mm. By J. Godet & Sohn, Berlin. Multipiece construction. Red and white enamel gules a fess argent at center, FORTITUDINI and star around on white, set on elaborate cross over green enamel wreath with red berries. Blue enamel scroll with Garter motto superimposed around. Maker’s mark on back plaque. Attractive, well-preserved and rare. Extremely Fine. $1,500-2,000

420 Austro-Hungary. Trio. Order of Franz Josef. Cross

of Merit. Breast badge. Gilt Silver and enamels. By K. Bohm. Gilt lettering on white enamel centers. On ribbon. EF; Bosnia-Hergovina. Franz Josef 60th Anniversary of Reign, 1908 Medal. On ribbon. VF; and small brass medalet for the 1908 Jubilee. AU. Ex Ted Belich Collection. (3) $60-90

Military Order of Karl Friedrich Mounted WWI Bar. Group of four: 1914 Iron Cross, 2nd Class; Military Order of Karl Friedrich. Knight’s Breast Badge. Silver, gilt and enamels. 32mm (excluding crown suspender); Order of the Lion of Zahringen. Military Division. Knight’s Breast Badge. Silver, gilt, enamels and glass. 39mm; 1914-1918 Cross. Attractive. Choice Extremely Fine. $600-700

422 German States. Baden. Order of the Lion of Zahringen.

Military Division. Breast Badge, 2nd Class. Silver, gilt and enamels and green glass cross. No loop, no ribbon. Extremely Fine. $150-200

423 German States. Bavaria. Military Order of Maximilian

Josef. Embroidered “Tinsel Star”. Some wear on the backing, otherwise Extremely Fine. $100-150

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Attractive Pair of Lippe-Detmold Crosses

426 German States. Prussia. Order of the Red Eagle. 4th

Class. 3rd type. Silver and enamels. On original ribbon. Extremely Fine. $125-175

424 German States. Lippe-Detmold. Order of Leopold.

Breast Badge. 2nd Class. Ca. 1916-1918. Pinback. 48mm (excluding crown). Silver and enamels. Blue and white enamel bird at center against red, gold star below, motto around superimposed on silver rose set on a purplish-blue enamel cross, monogram “L”s in angles. Crown above. Choice Extremely Fine. $1,000-1,500 427 German States. Waldeck. Order of Merit. 2nd Class

with oak leaves. Neck Badge. Silver, gilt and enamels. Red enamel cross on white field at center of gold and black enamel rayed star, all superimposed on white enamel cross, gilt outlined. FÜR VERDIENST on back. On neck ribbon. $250-350

425 German States. Lippe-Detmold. Order of Leopold.

Breast Badge. 3rd Class. Ca. 1916-1918. 47mm (excluding crown). Silver and enamels. Blue and white enamel bird at center against red, gold star below, motto around superimposed on silver rose set on a purplish-blue enamel cross, monogram “L”s in angles. Crown above from suspender ring. Choice Extremely Fine. $800-1,000

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Württemberg Order of the Crown Grand Cross Breast Star

428 German States. Württemberg. Order of the Crown.

Military Division. Grand Cross Breast Star. Silver, gilt and enamels. 82mm. By Eduard Foehr, Stuttgart. Central medallion with gold crown on circle of black and red enamel gilt-lined on white enamel cross, gold lions in angles, “furchtlos und trew” in gold letters on red enamel around, crossed gilt swords behind. All on radiant plaque, maker’s name on backplate. Pinback. Minute loss of black enamel on small central circle, otherwise Choice. $1,000-1,500

430 Japanes

Occupation Manchukuo. Order of the Auspicious Clouds. Neck Badge. 5th Class. Silver, gilt and enamels. 95 (from top of suspender) x 62mm. White enamel cross with yellow enamel rays, yellow enamel sun in red ring at center. Blue enamel cloud in each angle. Suspended from small Imperial orchid badge, four Japanese characters on back. No ribbon. Attractive. Extremely Fine. $300-400

431 Japan. Order of the Sacred Treasure. 6th Class. Breast

429 Great Britain. Order of St. John. Sister’s Breast

Badge. Silver and enamel. On bow-tied ribbon. Near Extremely Fine. $60-90

Badge. Silver and enamels. Multi-rayed white enamel cross, silver ornament on blue at center, constellation of red globes, Japanese legend on back. Some light cracks and hairlines on red globes. Very Fine; and Order of the Rising Sun. 8th Class. Silver. On ribbon, and with black lacquer presentation case. About Extremely Fine. (2) $125-175

432 Japan. Red Cross Order of Merit. Breast Badge.

Silver and enamels. 46mm. On ribbon. Extremely Fine. $90-120

433 Japan. Quintet: Showa Enthronement Medal, 1928.

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Men’s version, on ribbon; China Incident Medal, 1937. With case. Both on ribbons; small Red Cross medal. Gilt (possibly some gold). In wood case; AE Red Cross Medal; and small Imperial Mint Osaka silver medal. VFEF. (5) $100-150

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Choice Dutch East Indies Military Service Group

434 Netherlands.

Interesting Late 19th Century East Indies Military Service group: l Order of Orange-Nassau Knight’s Cross. Silver, gold and enamels l Order of the Netherlands Knight’s Cross. Gold, silver gilt and enamels; l Expedition Cross with bars for Aceh Wars 1873-76, and 1896-1900 ”25 Year Service Cross, silver (single sword and CP hallmark on back) l Lombok Cross 1894 with original award box; l Gold chain with miniatures of the above l Willem I 1830-1831 Cross with miniature; Housed in the original custom purple plush-lined, japanned case. Neatly packed in the storage below the medals tray is a miniature badge with a photo of the recipient, ribbon bar, replacement ribbons, a tiny “Z” stickpin, a small banner from the Grotte de Merveilleuse, Dinant, and price sheets (late 19th-20th Century) from the firm of J.M.J. Van Wielik, supplier of Medals and Decorations. All Extremely Fine. $1,500-2,000

Rare Life-Guards of the Volynsky Regiment 1917 Badge

436 Russia. Provisional Government. Badge of the Life-

Guards of the Volynsky Regiment 1917. Silvered Brass and pale red enamel. Recipient’s name inscribed on scroll: “N. MIKHAILOV”. Screwback with Kortmann nut. Named badges were presented to members of the Regiment’s Reserve Battalion who supported the insurgency of February 1917. Rare. About Extremely Fine. Ex Ted Belich Collection. $1,500-2,500

435 Russia. Kronstadt, Patriotic War 1812-1912 Jetton.

Silver, unmarked. 33x22mm. Imperial eagle above city shield flanked by ciphers of Alexander I and Nicholas II, legend and dates on scroll below. Integral loop with stickpin; also uncertain German? Badge. Silver, gilt and enamels. White enamel cross with interlocking CC, two linked quadrilobes around, green enamel background on rayed cross plaque with enameled crown. 47mm (with crown). On green-blue-green sweetheart ribbon. Extremely Fine. (2) $200-250

437 U.S.S.R. Order of Glory. 2nd Class. No. 46405. Silver,

gilt and enamels. Typical contact marks. On ribbon. Minor loss of red enamel on scroll. Very Fine. $200-250

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438 U.S.S.R.. Trio: Order of Glory. 2nd Class. First one or

two numbers have been scratched off -15169, minor loss of red enamel; Order of the Red Star. No. 326039, and Medal for Distinguished Labor. Unnumbered. About EF-Extremely Fine. (3) $100-150

439 U.S.S.R. Pair - Order of the Red Banner of Labor.

No. 211422; and Order of the Badge of Honor. No. 369998. Both on ribbons with plaque. Extremely Fine; also small Imperial Eagle badge. Brass. VF. Ex Ted Belich Collection. (3) $90-120

440 U.S.S.R. Trio: Order of the Red Banner of Labor. No.

1002915; Order of the Badge of Honor. No. 440975. Suspended from plate (missing cloth front); and MVD Firefighters’ Badge. Extremely Fine. (3) $90-120

441 Serbia. Order of Saint Sava. Neck Badge. 3rd Class.

443 Spain. Order of Carlos III. Knight’s Cross, Neck

Silver, gilt and enamels. 59 mm (excluding crown suspender). St. Sava with red robes and blue, yellow and black at center on white medallion set on blue and white enamel cross, Arms on double-headed eagle in angles, “1883 in wreath on back. Some blue enamel loss on front medallion. Otherwise About Extremely Fine. $150-200

Badge. Gilt silver, gold and enamels. 70mm (including top wreath). Madonna in multicolor superimposed on central medallion, royal blue enamel around set of white and blue framed cross. Carlos III monogram in gold against blue on back. On neck ribbon. Minor blue enamel loss front medallion border. Extremely Fine. $250-350

Choice Isabel the Catholic Grand Cross Breast Star

442 Spain. Order of Carlos III. Commandator da

Numero Breast Star. Silver and enamels. 70mm. Carlos III monogram in blue enamel, green enamel wreath with red tie around, outer blue enamel border, small blue enamel cross arms on brilliant cut cross plaque, fleurs in angles. Pinback with side hooks. Part of maker’s mark visible on back “Y.-”. Number 28 C inked on back. Good quality work. Extremely Fine. $300-400

444 Spain. Order of Isabel the Catholic. Grand Cross

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Breast Star. Silver, gilt and enamels. Pillars and twin globes in multicolor on central medallion, gilt legend on white enamel ribbon and green enamel wreath around, gold crown over F7 against deep blue above. Set on gilt and red-enamel rayed cross. Lovely quality. Choice. $300-400

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447 Trio of Orders: French Colonial, Black Star of Benin.

445 Spain. War Correspondent’s Legion of Honor Badge.

Badge. Silver and enamels. 38mm (excluding wreath suspender). No ribbon, About VF; Thailand. Order of the Elephant. 35mm; Order of the Crown. Silver and enamels. 30mm (without suspender). Both with ribbons. Extremely Fine. (3) $90-120

Miniatures

448 Miniature chain of 8: Austria. Open-work badge with

Spanish Civil War Period. Silver and enamels. 63.5mm. Helmet, book and stylus on blue enamel center, legend around against white enamel, set on green enamel cross with white borders, all on rayed plaque. Pinback with side hooks. Extremely Fine. $125-175

Austrian Republik eagle suspension. Gold and enamels; Order of Franz Josef. Breast Star. Silver, gilt and enamels; Order of the Iron Crown. Knight’s Badge. Gold and enamels; Russia. Order of Stanislaus. Breast Star. Silver, gilt and enamels; Turkey. Order of Medjidje. Breast Star. Silver, gilt, enamel; Romania. Order of the Crown. Breast Star. Silver, gilt, enamels; Montenegro. Order of Danilo. Breast Star. Silver and enamels; and Italy. Order of the Crown. Cross. Gold, gilt and enamels. Gold - untested. Interesting and attractive miniature group on chain. Extremely Fine. $800-1,000

449 Trio of Miniatures: Austria. Order of Franz Josef

(2). Gilt, gold and enamels -- ring and chains possibly gold. One with additional uncertain openwork badge (hallmarked VM), the other, larger, with maker’s badge - Hemmerle of Munich; and Serbia. St. Sava. Silver, gilt and enamels. Good VF-Choice Extremely Fine. (3) $100-150

450 Lot of Miniatures: France. Gold chain with Legion

446 Vatican. Order of the Holy Sepulchre. Commander’s

Breast Star. Silver, gilt and enamel. 90mm. Red enameled, gold edged elaborate Jerusalem Cross set on brilliant-style rayed star. Stamped ‘D-39’ on back. Pinback removed and adjusted later to two swivel nuts. With Miniature, silver and enamel. Extremely Fine. (2) $250-350

of Honor (2). Silver and enamels; Inter-Allied and commemorative medals. Silver; Order of the Dragon of Annam Badge. Gilt, gold and enamels; and Tunisian Order of Nichan al-Iftikhar Badge. Silver and enamels; Great Britain. Crimean War Medal, 1854. Silver; Belgium. Order of Leopold. Cross. Silver and enamels. VF-EF; also miscellaneous partial (missing medallions, etc) miniatures. (8) $125-175

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451 France. Quintet of Miniatures: Order of the Legion

of Honor, Third Republic (2). Silver and enamels; and Croix de Guerre, 1914-1916, 1914-1918, and undated - all with single palm. Very Fine-Extremely Fine. (5) $50-75

Order of the White Eagle

452 German States. Trio of Miniatures on gold sweetheart

brooch pin: Saxony. Military Order of St. Henry. Badge. Gold and enamels; Prussia. Order of the Red Eagle. Badge. Silver and enamels; Saxony. Order of Merit. Military Badge. Gold and enamels. Gold - untested. Pleasing. Extremely Fine. $300-400

453 Sweden. Quartet of Miniatures: Order of the Northern

Star (2). Gold, gilt and enamels; Order of Vasa (2). Silver, gilt and enamels. All on ribbons. Extremely Fine. (4) $150-200 454 Serbia. Order of the White Eagle. Military Division.

4th Class. Officer’s Cross, Breast Badge. Silver, gilt and enamels. 62mm (including crown suspender). Central medallion with white enamel cross against red set on white enamel eagle, “1882” against red on back. Crossed swords over blue ribbon scroll from crown suspender. Minor loss to blue ribbon enamel. Good Very Fine. In Arthur Bertrand Beranger & Magdelaine, Paris case of issue. $200-250

455 Serbia. Order of the White Eagle. Knight’s Cross,

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Breast Badge. Silver, gilt and enamels. 61mm (including crown suspender). Central medallion with white enamel cross against red set on white enamel eagle, “1882” against red on back. Blue ribbon scroll from crown suspender. On ribbon. Extremely Fine. $150-200

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Order of Takovo

Rare Grand Cross Set by Rothe, Vienna

457 Serbia. Order of Takovo. Grand Officer’s Set. 2nd

456 Serbia. Order of Takovo. Grand Cross Set. Milan

IV type. Silver, gilt and enamels. By Rothe, Vienna. Neck Badge, 69mm (from tip of crown suspender) and Breast Star, 97 x 88mm. Central crowned gold Milan IV monogram against red, gilt motto on blue ribbon around, white enamel cross with gilt diagonal cross behind, green enamel wreath around. Crowned and mantled gilt Arms against red on back of Cross. C.F. ROTHE and WIEN stamps on Breast star pin. Trivial enamel bruise and light scrape on back of cross, minor enamel loss on green of Star wreath. Otherwise quite nice. In original Rothe case. Rare set. $1,500-2,000

Class. Milan IV type. Silver and enamels. By G.A. Scheid, Vienna. Neck Badge, 71mm (from tip of crown suspender) and Breast Star, 85 x 81mm. Central crowned Milan IV monogram against red, motto on blue ribbon around, white enamel cross with diagonal cross behind, green enamel wreath around. Crowned and mantled gilt Arms against red on back of Cross. G.A SCHEID, A, A, and WIEN stamps on Breast Star pin. Trivial enamel bruise back of Cross, some enamel repair (fill-in) on blue motto ribbon. In Popovich, Beograd case of issue. $700-900

458 Serbia. Order of Takovo. Commander’s Cross, Neck

Badge. Milan IV type. Silver, gilt and enamels. 70mm (with crown suspender). Central crowned Milan IV monogram on red, motto on blue ribbon around, set on white enamel cross, gilt diagonal cross behind, green enamel wreath around. Mantled gilt Arms on red on back. Red and white enamel crown suspender. On neck ribbon. Small dark area on front blue enamel ribbon. Otherwise Attractive and Choice Extremely Fine.

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Order of Saint Sava

459 Serbia. Order of Takovo. 3rd Class. Commander’s

Badge. Gilt Silver and enamels. 71mm (including crown suspender). The central medallion has been replaced with a gilt silver portrait of a Saint, 1914-1918 added to the lower arms of the cross. A few enamel chips on reverse. Very Fine and quite interesting. $225-275

463 Serbia. Order of Saint Sava. Grand Officer’s Set. 2nd

Class. Silver, gilt and enamels. By Sorlini, Varazdin. Sash Badge, 85mm (from tip of crown suspender) and Breast Star, 82 x 78mm. Cross: St. Sava in multicolor enamels with green robes on medallion at center of central cross framed in blue and white enamel, Arms on doubleheaded eagle in each angle. “1883” in wreath on back of Cross. In original Sorlini case. Extremely Fine and wellpreserved. $600-900

460 Serbia. Order of Takovo. Knight’s Cross, Breast

Badge. Milan IV type. Silver, gilt and enamels. 56mm (with crown suspender). Central crowned Milan IV monogram on red, motto on blue ribbon around, set on white enamel cross, gilt diagonal cross behind, green enamel wreath around. Mantled gilt Arms on red on back. Red and white enamel crown suspender. In Popovich, Beograd case of issue. Chip on white enamel of crown band, and central medallion somewhat loose. Otherwise Extremely Fine. $250-350

464 Serbia. Order of Saint Sava. Grand Officer’s Set.

461 Serbia. Order of Takovo. 5th Class. Milosh III type.

On ribbon. Extremely Fine.

$90-120

462 Serbia. Order of Takovo. 5th Class.. Milosh III type.

Gilt Bronze. On ribbon. AU-Uncirculated.

$90-120

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2nd Class. Silver, gilt and enamels. Neck Badge, 85mm (from tip of crown suspender) and Breast Star, 85 x 83mm. Cross: St. Sava with green robes and yellow nimbus on medallion at center of central cross framed in blue and white enamel, Arms on double-headed eagle in each angle. “1883” in wreath on back of Cross. On neck ribbon. Light crackling of cross enamel. Extremely Fine. $500-700

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467 Serbia. Order of Saint Sava. Breast Badge. 4th Class.

Silver, gilt and enamels. By G.A. Scheid, Vienna. 45mm (excluding crown suspender). Red-robed Saint Sava with red halo on central medallion. “1883” on back medallion. ‘A’ and hallmark (head right) on suspender ring. On ribbon. Extremely Fine. $100-150

468 Serbia. Order of Saint Sava. Breast Badge. 4th Class.

465 Serbia. Order of Saint Sava. Neck Badge. 3rd Class.

Silver, gilt and enamels. By G.A. Scheid, Vienna. 59 mm (excluding crown suspender). St. Sava with red robes, red halo and blue, yellow and black at center on white medallion set on blue and white enamel cross, Arms on double-headed eagle in angles, “1883 in wreath on back. Stamped GAS, 900, and 2 on suspension ring. Extremely Fine. $150-200

Type III. Silver, gilt and enamels. By Huguenin Frères, Le Locle. 46mm (excluding crown suspender). Greenrobed Saint Sava with yellow nimbus central medallion. In Huguenin case of issue. Minor enamel chipping. Good Very Fine. $100-150

469 Serbia. Order of Saint Sava. Neck Badge. 4th Class.

Type III. Silver, gilt and enamels. By Huguenin Frères, Le Locle. 44mm (excluding crown suspender). Greenrobed Saint Sava with yellow nimbus central medallion. In Huguenin case of issue. Very minor enamel chipping on back. Extremely Fine. $100-150

470 Serbia. Order of Saint Sava. Neck Badge. 5th Class.

471 Serbia. Order of Saint Sava. Breast Badge. 5th Class.

466 Serbia. Order of Saint Sava. Neck Badge. 3rd Class.

Silver, gilt and enamels. By Huguenin Frères, Le Locle. 64 mm (excluding crown suspender). St. Sava with green robes and multicolor at center on white medallion set on blue and white enamel cross, Arms on doubleheaded eagle in angles, “1883 in wreath on back. On neck ribbon. In original Huguenin case. Extremely Fine. $150-200

Type III. Silver, gilt and enamels. By G.A. Scheid, Vienna. 44mm (excluding crown suspender). Red-robed Saint Sava with red nimbus central medallion. Hallmark (head right) on suspender ring. On ribbon. Extremely Fine. $100-150

472 Serbia. Order of Saint Sava. Neck Badge. 5th Class.

Silver, gilt and enamels. By Sorlini, Varazdin. 46mm (excluding crown suspender). Blue-robed Saint Sava with yellow nimbus central medallion. In Sorlini case of issue. A few minor enamel flaws - tiny pocks. Extremely Fine. $100-150

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473 Serbia. Order of Saint Sava. Breast Badge. 5th Class.

Type III. Silver, gilt and enamels. 42mm (excluding crown suspender). Red-robed Saint Sava with red nimbus central medallion. On white and blue moiré ribbon (fraying). Extremely Fine. $100-150

Order of the Star of Karageorge

476 Serbia. Order of the Star of Karageorge. Military

474 Serbia. Order of the Star of Karageorge. Knight’s

Cross, Breast Badge. Silver, gilt and enamels. 40mm (excluding crown suspender). White cross on red enamel shield, royal blue background, set on rayed white-enamel cross, crossed swords behind. White-enameled crowned double-headed eagle on red, outer gold and royal blue circles, on back. White, green and red enamel jewels on band of front crown suspender. Rare. Extremely Fine. $250-300

Division. Knight’s Cross, Breast Badge. Silver and enamels. 42mm (excluding crown suspender). White cross on red enamel shield, emerald green background, set on rayed white-enamel cross, crossed swords behind. Silver double-headed uncrowned eagle on red field, emerald green around, on back. Rare. Enamel pitting of front central medallion and small indent on white enamel arm of cross on back. $200-250

477 Serbia. Order of the Star of Karageorge. 5th Class.

Breast Badge. Silver or silverplate. On ribbon. Extremely Fine. $75-100

Pair of Queen Natalie Medals

478 Serbia. Medal of Queen Natalie. Silver. 56mm. Cyrillic

475 Serbia. Order of the Star of Karageorge. Knight’s

Cross, Breast Badge. Silver, gilt and enamels. 39.5mm (excluding crown suspender). White cross on red enamel shield, royal blue background, set on rayed whiteenamel cross, crossed swords behind. Silver crowned double-headed eagle on red, outer black enamel circle, on back. White, green and red enamel jewels on band of front crown suspender. Rare. Small white enamel chip and slight blue enamel loss front medallion. Otherwise Extremely Fine.

letter `N’. Open-work initial, legend on scroll around. On original pale green moiré bow ribbon. Rare. Extremely Fine. $300-400

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479 Serbia. Medal of Queen Natalie. Silver, gilt. 56mm.

Cyrillic letter `N’. Open-work initial, legend on scroll around. On original pale green moiré bow ribbon. Rare. Extremely Fine. $300-400

Red Cross Orders and Medals

481 Serbia. Red Cross Order. Breast Badge. Silver and

480 Serbia.

Red Cross Order. Breast Badge. Red Cross shield removed or never superimposed likely for presentation as Non-Christian. Silver and gilt. 40mm (excluding crown suspender). Silver crowned double-headed eagle on red enamel cross, “1876” on back. In Popovich, Beograd case of issue. Extremely Fine. $150-200

gilt. 40mm (excluding crown suspender). Silver crowned double-headed eagle, red cross on white enamel shield on breast at center of red enamel cross, “1876” on back. On ribbon. Choice Extremely Fine. $150-200

482 Serbia. 1912-1913 Red Cross Medal. Silvered Bronze

and enamel. Woman succoring fallen soldier on field, red enamel cross on back. On original ribbon. Good Very fine; and First Balkan War 1912 Cross of Mercy. Gilt Bronze and enamel. In original case. About Extremely Fine. (2) $90-120

Award Medals

483 Serbia. Trio of Medals for Bravery. Silver medal, 1912.

On ribbon; ‘Milosh Obilioch’ medals. 30mm and 36mm. Bronze and Gilt Bronze. Both on ribbons. About EFExtremely Fine. (3) $60-90

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488 Serbia. Quintet of Commemorative Medals; For the

Accession of Milan IV Obrenovich, 1872. On ribbon. Some contact marks and porosity. Fine. Anointment of King Alexander I, 1889. Bronze. On ribbon. About Very Fine. Election of King Petar I, 1903. Gilt Bronze (3). Two on ribbons. One with graffiti. EF-AU. (5) $90-120

489 Serbia. Officer’s Cigarette Box. 5 1/3 x 3 1/2”, 1 1/2”

deep. Heavy nickel exterior over inner wood box, topped by crowned double-headed eagle with Serbian Arms. Contact hairlines on nickel exterior. Well preserved and interesting. $100-150

490 Serbia and Yugoslavia. Grouping of Medals and

Militaria: Includes Alexander I Household Medal, Partisan’s Bravery Medal and other ribboned and commemorative medals; regimental badges (wolf’s head, skull and crossbones), enameled badges (3), large Nationalist flag, soldier’s cap with badge, large mess spoon with Yugoslavian Arms (hallmarked Bachmann Alpacca); and two Bulgarian Merit crosses. Very FineUncirculated. (23). $125-175

491 Serbia and Yugoslavia. Assorted Badges and medals:

Journée Serbe - French-Serbian WWI Solidarity Medals (3) and two cardboard badges; Kingdom of Serbia 1809-1933 badge; Falcon Landing -- Ljubljana 1922, Belgrade 1930, Zagreb 1934, Prokuplje 1937; On the death of King Alexander; 10th Anniversary end of WWI; an attractive enameled Duchess Zorka pinback badge, a ribboned Oplenac Monastery medal; and others. VF-EF. (18) $125-175

484 Serbia. Serbo-Turkish Wars, 1876-1878 Medal for

Bravery. 2nd Model. Silver. C&M BM 01m2. Rare. On original ribbon. Extremely Fine. $90-120

485 Serbia. Lot of War Medals - War with Bulgaria 1885-

1886 Cross, on ribbon; 1914-1918 War (4, one of which silvered), three on ribbons; Medal for the 25th Anniversary of the Liberation of “Southern Serbia,” 1937, on ribbon; and Serbian hat badge 1918; also Romanian 2nd Balkans War Medal. About VF-EF. (8) $150-200

486 Serbia. Sextet of War Medals - Serbo-Turkish War 1912

“Kosovo Avenged” (3) on ribbons (one tattered); War Cross for the Serbo-Bulgarian War 1913, on ribbon; and Loyalty to the Fatherland (“Albanian Commemorative) Medals (2), on ribbons. About EF-AU. (6) $75-100

487 Serbia. Quintet of Military and Civil Award Medals

-- Medal for Zealous Service, 1913 Machine-gun Markmanship, Sharpshooter’s Medal (Cyrillic, brass), Medal for Civil Merit, and Household Medal, Generally EF and all on ribbons save the Sharpshooters, which has some porosity and is Fine; also early 20th Century snuffbox “Kraljevic Marko” depicting the 14th Century Serbian Prince Marko with lance on horseback. (6) $100-150

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Montenegro

495 Yugoslavia. Order of the Crown. Neck Badge. 4th

Order of Danilo, Grand Officer’s Set

Class. By Huguenin Frères, Le Locle. Silver, gilt and enamels. 40mm (excluding wreath suspender). Red and multicolor enamel crown against white in central medallion set on white enamel cross, green wreath around. Crowned cipher with date on back. In Huguenin case of issue. Extremely Fine. $100-150

496 Yugoslavia. Order of the Crown Trio of Neck Badges.

492 Montenegro. Order of Danilo. Grand Officer’s Set.

4th Class. Silver, gilt and enamels. 39-40mm (excluding wreath suspender). Red and multicolor enamel crown against white in central medallion set on white enamel cross, green wreath around. Crowned cipher with date on back. One with some loss to front white enamel in medallion. Extremely Fine. (3) $150-200

Silver, gilt and enamels. Neck Badge, 71mm (from tip of crown suspender) and Breast Star, 75 x 75mm. Gilt crowned Danilo I monogram against red, gilt motto on blue ribbon around, at center of cross framed in blue, red and white enamel. “18523”, legend around on back of Cross. Uncertain tiny hallmark on both pieces. The Neck Badge missing cross atop crown suspender. Otherwise well-preserved and quite nice. $800-1,200

493 Montenegro.

Pair: Medal of Independence and Liberation, 1878. Uniformed Nicholas I bust 3/4 right, rev. Cross with date one each arm. Scarce. On ribbon. Some obverse hairlines and very light pitting. About Very Fine; and Medal on the 50th Anniversary of the reign of Nicholas I, 1910. Gilt Bronze, 34mm. Laureate head left, rev. Cross, central medallion, vital dates across. No ribbon. AU-Uncirculated. (2) $50-75 497 Yugoslavia. High School of the Military Academy

Yugoslavia

Badge - Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Silver. Pinback. Crowned open-work double-headed eagle, legend in Latin and Cyrillic letters around on oval, outer wreath, crossed swords below. C&M 17-B3. Rare. Toned. Extremely Fine. $250-350

Militaria and Miscellaneous Balkan Flintlock Long Rifle

494 Yugoslavia. Order of the Crown. Neck Badge. 3rd

Class. By Huguenin Frères, Le Locle. Silver, gilt and enamels. 52mm (excluding wreath suspender). Red and multicolor enamel crown against white in central medallion set on white enamel cross, green wreath around. Crowned cipher with date on back. In Huguenin case of issue. Choice Extremely Fine. $150-200

498 Ottoman Empire. Balkans region. 19th Century

Flintlock Long Rifle. Curved butt plate with fancy wood sidepieces, brass - with scrollwork -- sheathed barrel, brass fittings. Maker’s name “M. FRANCIIN” along top above lockplate. Overall length 61”. Very good condition. $800-1,200

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499 Ottoman Empire. Balkans region. Late 18th-19th

Century Flintlock Short Rifle. Heavy walnut stock. Ornate brass fittings on stock and forestock, knob-bolt trigger, ivory “keyhole” on forestock. Overall length 40”. Very Good condition. $400-600

502 Yugoslavia. Kingdom. Alexander I - Officer’s Dress

500 Ottoman Empire. Balkans - Adriatic region. Flintlock

Holster Pistol, 19th Century. No marks on lockplate, brass knob ending, brass trigger guard with floral pattern. Overall length 18”. Very Good condition. $200-300

Sword, ca. 1920’s-1934. By Solingen. Plated lion-head pommel, floral scroll guard and Yugoslavian doubleheaded eagle. Etched blade with Yugoslavian eagle and motto, floral ornament. Fine scabbard with crowned Alexander I cipher, original bullion dress knot. Excellent condition, a handsome sword. $400-600

501 Ottoman Empire. Balkans region. 19th Century

Yataghan. 21 1/2” steel blade, gilt brass bolster, single coral bead each side. Horn grip with wide ears, brass ricasso, simple leather scabbard with fulllength side row of brass vines. Some typical minor nicks on blade, split top end of scabbard. Otherwise well-preserved. $150-200

503 Yugoslavia. Portrait Miniature of King Alexander I.

By R. MacGregor. Ca. 1920’s. Facing bust of the young bespectacled king in military uniform, wearing Order, in multicolors, glazed, circular gold wire border, inset in square lacquer frame, 3/5 x 6 1/3. Backing with stand. Light scuffs on lacquer, otherwise well-preserved and attractive. $200-300

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WORLD MILITARY MEDALS

504 Balkans - Reference Books. Includes “The Orders,

Medals and History of Montenegro” by Romanoff; “Decorations and Badges of Serbia and Yugoslavia, 18581941” by Pavel and Muhic; “Hladno Oruzje, Srbije, Crne Gore I Jugoslavije 19-20 stoljece”; “Yugoslavia Orders and Medals” by Piletic (in Serbo-Croatian); Royal Serbian Order of Milosh the Great - OMSA monograph; “The Order of St. Sava” pamphlet by Weber; Jovanovic catalog of medieval Serbian coinage; and a Hermann Historica catalog. Clean, generally well-cared for tomes. (8) $50-75

British Campaign, Groups and other Medals

505 Varied lot of Serbian and early Yugoslavian Postcards.

Royal family, War and military-related, patriotic, costumes, a few real photo, and photos, etc. In color, sepia and black and white. Some postal used; also a handful of 1999 issue scenes of WWI; Liebig trade cards with Serbian themes (6) and Chocolate Guérin cards with Serbian royalty (2). Nice group with some better cards. Fine-VF. (144) $150-200

506 Mixed group of Serbian and Yugoslavian Postcards.

Royal family, War and military-related, Austrian army in Serbia WWI, scenes, historic scenes, patriotic, costumes, one cabinet card of soldier in uniform holding saber, real photo and a few photos, etc.; also modern cards with historic depictions (approx. 38) and 12 pages with royal family. In black and white, sepia and color. Also includes cut Autograph of Alexander I of Serbia dated 1890. Interesting, diverse group. Fine-VF. (112) $75-125

508 Great Britain. South Africa Medal, 1834-1853. No clasp

(W. PRICE A.B H.M.S “SHAH”). On replacement ribbon. About Extremely Fine. $400-500

507 Small lot of Montenegro Postcards (12). Nearly all of

the royal family -- King Nicolas, Queen Milena, Prince Danilo, Prince Mirko, Princess Elena, one a small trade card. B&W, sepia, color; also small book “Montenegro’s Right to Live,” 1928 by Luigi Criscuolo (spine split); postcard depictions of Franz Josef, Dr. Ing. Graf Zeppelin, Edward VII of Great Britain, a Romanian princess, the French ship Cognée in Toulon harbor, Austro-Hungarian feldpost and other; and additionally colorful 10-card set of Manneken-Pis. Fine-VF. (30) $30-40

509 Great Britain. India General Service Medal, 1854-

1895. One clasp: “Pegu” (JAS, MATTHEWS. A.B. “WINCHESTER”). On ribbon. About Extremely Fine. $300-400

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510 Great Britain. Baltic Medal, 1854. Unnamed as issued.

About Uncirculated.

$125-175

511 Great Britain. Crimea Medal, 1854-1856. No clasp

(J.K.A.B). Contact marks, Very Fine; and Ottoman Crimea 1855 Medal. About Very Fine. (2) $150-250

512 Great Britain. Second China War Medal. Two clasps:

514 Great Britain. Egypt Medal, 1882-1889. No clasp

515 Great Britain. East and West Africa Medal, 1887-1900.

“Canton 1857” and “Fatshan 1857”. Unnamed as issued to Royal Navy. On ribbon. Extremely Fine. $200-250

Canada General Service “Fenian Raid 1866” to Able Seaman J.T. Peters, H.M.S. Niger

513 Great Britain. Canada General Service Medal, 1866-

1870. One clasp: “Fenian Raid 1866” (A.B/J.T. PETERS. H.M.S. NIGER.). On ribbon. Toned EFAU. $400-500

(appears to be unofficially engraved H.J. REYNOLDS, A.B. H.M.S. ORION”). On replacement ribbon. Somewhat bright. About Extremely Fine. $150-200

One clasp: “Benin 1897” (W.BROWN, LG. STO.2 CL., H.M.S. THESEUS.). Obverse contact marks. Very Fine. $200-250

516 Great Britain. East and West Africa Medal, 1887-1900.

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521 Great Britain. Queen’s South Africa Medal, 1899-1902.

Victoria. No clasp (S.W. GEORGE, STO., H.M.S. SAPPHO). Good Very Fine. $100-150

522 Great Britain. China War Medal, 1900. No clasp (S.

RICHARDS, 2ND S.B.S., H.M.S. ALACRITY.). On ribbon (old tape remnant at top). Contact marks. Very Fine. $125-175

Africa General Service “Somaliland 1902-4” to Petty Officer C.W. White, H.M.S. Cossack

517 Great Britain. Khedive’s Sudan Medal, 1896-1908.

Three clasps: “Sudan 1897”, “The Atbara”, and “Khartoum”. Unnamed, Arabic numbers engraved on edge “1972-10”. On ribbon (split). Extremely Fine. $150-200

518 Great Britain. Khedive’s Sudan Medal, 1896-1908. No

clasp, unnamed. On ribbon. Toned. Extremely Fine. $100-150

519 Great Britain. Queen’s Sudan Medal, 1896-1898. No

clasp, unnamed. On ribbon; and Khedive’s Sudan Medal, 1896-1908. One clasp: “Sudan 1897”. Unnamed. On ribbon. Good Extremely Fine. (2) $200-250

523 Great Britain. Africa General Service Medal, 1902-

1956. Edward VII. One clasp: “Somaliland 1902-04” (C.W. WHITE, P.O. 1 CL., H.M.S. COSSACK.). On ribbon. Contact marks. About Extremely Fine. $150200

524 Great Britain. Africa General Service Medal, 1902-

1956. Elizabeth II. One clasp: “Kenya” (name has been effaced). On ribbon. Extremely Fine. $75-125

525 Great Britain. General Service Medals, 1918-1962.

George VI. One clasp: “Malaya” (1877650 SPR. W. C. STIRLING. R.E) and Elizabeth II. Once clasp: “Malaya” (21145287 SIGMN. BHIM BAHADUR GURUNG. GURKHA. SIGS.). Both on ribbons. EF-AU. (2) $100150

526 Great Britain General Service Medal, 1962-2007. Once

520 Great Britain. Queen’s South Africa Medal, 1899-1902.

Victoria. Four clasps: “Cape Colony”, “Orange Free State”, “South Africa 1901”, and “South Africa 1902” (3059 PTE. W. NOLAN. RL: IRISH RIF:). On ribbon. Somewhat dark. Extremely Fine. $150-200

clasp: “Borneo” (JX.918577 J. KNIGHT. A.B. R.N.). On ribbon. EF-AU. $75-125

527 Great Britain. Korea, 1950-1953. 1st type: “BRITT.

OMN” (P/SSX. 850090 R. ROWELL A.B. R.N.); also UN Korea Service Medal, and UN Medals - Congo ribbon and Cyprus ribbon. Light spotting back of Congo UN Medal. Extremely Fine. (4) $90-120

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528 Great Britain. Vietnam, 1964-1973. Modern issue

(COLLECTOR’S ITEM); also Vietnam Campaign Medal (VCM). AU-Uncirculated. (2) $60-90

529 Great Britain. Mixed lot: Baltic Medal, 1854-1855.

No clasp, edge unengraved. Shank broken, some minor edge bruises; Egypt Medal, 1882-1889. No clasp (2124. PTE. A. FARREN. 19TH HUSSARS). Shank ring broken, contact marks. About Very Fine; Crimea Medal, 1854-1856. Shank ring broken and replaced by crude ring (---Bt.R.BRIGADE). Very Good; WWI Pair to C. HISKETT - 1914-1915 Star (M.11439...S.S.A., R.N.), Victory Medal (...L.V.A. R.N.); British War Medal (CZ. 9498 H.H.P. BURNS.ORD R.N.V.R.). VF-EF. (6) $125-175

533 Great Britain. Naval General Service Medal, 1915-1962.

Third issue. George VI. One clasp: “Malaya” (RM.9161 J.M. ANDREWS. MNE. R.M.). On ribbon; and 19391945 and Defense Medals. EF-AU. (3) $100-150

534 Great Britain. Naval General Service Medal, 1915-

1962. Elizabeth II. Once clasp: “Near East” (C/MX. 887286 D.J. DOWNES. L. WTR. R.N.). On ribbon. Extremely Fine. $75-125

Naval General and LS & GC Medals

530 Great Britain. Naval General Service Medal, 1915-

1962. Specimen. Third issue. George VI. One clasp: “Minesweeping 1945-51”. Edge: SPECIMEN. Toned AU. $100-150

531 Great Britain. Naval General Service Medal, 1915-

1962. Third issue. George VI. One clasp: “Minesweeping 1945-51” (P /MX60756 A. WOODCOCK LDG. CK (S). R.N.). On ribbon. A few obverse hairlines. About Uncirculated. $100-150

535 Great Britain. Royal Navy Long Service and Good

Conduct Medal. 1848 Victoria type. (EDWARD SHORE, P.O. IST CL., H.M.S. WARSPITE.). On ribbon. Some obverse contact hairlines. Good Very Fine. $150-200

536 Great Britain. Royal Navy Long Service and Good

532 Great Britain. Naval General Service Medal, 1915-

1962. Third issue. George VI. One clasp: “Palestine 1936-1939” (SSX.15007 G.D.M. ROGERS. A.B. R.N.). On ribbon. Minor obverse contact marks. About Extremely Fine. $100-150

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Conduct Medals: Edward VII (173843 ADAM FRISKEN P.O. 1CL, H.M.S. PEMBROKE); and George V - uniformed bust (J.18134 F, J, ROOT. A.B. H.M.S. GLORIOUS). Both on ribbons. Very minor contact marks. Extremely Fine. (2) $150-200

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542 Great Britain. Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve Long

Service and Good Conduct Medals (2). George V (U.1751. M. MILNE, LG.STO. R.N.R.) and (C.1697. A. BISHOP, LG. SEAN. R.N.R.). Latter with additional hand engraving. Both on ribbons. Extremely Fine. (2) $75-125

543 Great Britain. Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve Long

Service and Good Conduct Medals. George V (D. 3880. J.A. CROYLE, SEA.1CL. R.N.R.). Extremely Fine; and George VI (10700 B. G.A, FISH, SMN. R.N.R.). About Uncirculated. Both on ribbons. (2) $75-125

544 Great Britain. Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve Long

Service and Good Conduct Medals. George V (4385C. W.N. SHARMAN. SMN. R.N.R.). Extremely Fine; and George VI (7274 D. W.H. KIRK. SMN. R.N.R.). EF-AU. Both on ribbons. (2) $75-125

545 Great Britain. Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and

537 Great Britain. Royal Navy Long Service and Good

Conduct Medals: George V - uniformed bust (228494 E.J. SWEET, A.B. H.M.S. VAMPIRE) and (J.23291 F.G. LEWIS. A/L.S. H.M.S. VICERO). Both on ribbons (the first white-black-white). Very Fine with some contact marks and Good Very Fine. (2) $150-200

Good Conduct Medal. George V - bare head (SS. 109252 ( CH.B. 12276) S.OVEREND STO.1.R.F.R.). On ribbon. Toned. About Extremely Fine. $75-100

538 Great Britain. Royal Navy Long Service and Good

Conduct Medals: George V - uniformed bust (90126. HUGH TUNNY, P.O. 1CL. H.M.S. VERNON.); George V - bare head (J.36351 R. SWAIN. L.S. H.M.S. COMUS.). Both on ribbons. EF-AU. (2) $150-200

539 Great Britain. Royal Navy Long Service and Good

Conduct Medals: George VI (K. 64851 P. DINGLEY. STO.1. H.M.S. WHITLEY.) and (KX. 92440 E.S. SMALE. P.O.S.M. H.M.S. GAMBIA.). About Uncirculated and Extremely Fine. (2) $125-175

540 Great Britain. Royal Navy Long Service and Good

Conduct Medals: Elizabeth II (22917 P.O. K [over C]. S.A. J. BLAIR RAN) and Unnamed. Extremely Fine with obverse hairlines, and Brilliant Uncirculated. (2) $90-120

541 Great Britain. Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve Long

Service and Good Conduct Medals: Edward VII (D. 4035 P.J. BUESNEL, SEAN. 1CL, R.N.R.) and (D. 293 E.A. PHILLIPS, SEAN., R.N.R.). On ribbons. Extremely Fine. (2) $100-150

546 Great Britain. Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and

Good Conduct Medals. George V - uniformed bust (K. 18247 PO.B. 11449 J.H. BURGH. L. STO. R.F.R.); George V - bare head (K. 63133 (PO. B. 18603) E.C. BOOL. L.STO. R.F.R.). Both on ribbons. Toned EFAU. (2) $150-200

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547 Great Britain. Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and

Good Conduct Medals. George VI (X.672 (CH.B. 3472). W.A. GRAPES. MNE. R.F.R.) and (KX 84580 E.J. HINDMARCH. PO. B. 21747 P.O. S.M. R.F.R.). Includes original Admiralty envelope and box in which W.A. Grapes medal was sent. On ribbons. AUUncirculated. (2) $150-200

548 Great Britain. Lot of WWII medals: Atlantic Star (3,

one with ‘France and Germany’ bar), Pacific Star, Africa Star, 1939-1945 Star (2), Italy Star, Air Crew Europe Star, France and Germany Star, Burma Star; 1939-1945 Medals (3, one: T.J. MORAN B 4840), Defense Medal, Australia Service Medal (T.J. MORAN B 4840) and India 1939-1945 Medal. Nearly all on ribbons. EF-AU. (17) $90-120

Medal Groups

Egypt Service Three to J. Fright, H.M.S. Thalia

Only One Illustrated 550 Great Britain. Pair to G. White, Wardroom Servant,

Royal Navy: Egypt Medal, 1882-1889. One clasp: “Alexandria 11th July” (G.WHITE. W.R. SVT. H.M.S. “PENELOPE”) and Khedive’s Star, 1882. On ribbons. Very Fine. (2) $200-300

549 Great Britain. Three to John Fright, Engine Room

Artificer, Royal Navy: Egypt Medal, 1882-1889 (J. FRIGHT A.G.E. R. ARTF R: H.M.S. “THALIA”.); Khedive’s Star, 1882; and Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Victoria (JOHN FRIGHT, E.R.A., H.M.S. MERSEY.) On ribbons. Good Very Fine. (3). $300-400

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Scarce D.S.O and O.B.E. Group of Ten to Capt. G.W.H. Heaton, R.N.

551 Great Britain. The Good and Scarce Great War ‘Minesweeping’ 1916 D.S.O. and 1918 ‘Mine Recovery’ Second

Award Bar, 1940 Military Division O.B.E. Group of Ten to Captain G.W.H. Heaton, Royal Navy, Decorated In Both World Wars, Serving Throughout With Just One Hand Following A ‘Motor Smash’ in December 1914 a) Distinguished Service Order, G.V.R., silver-gilt and enamel, the reverse of the suspension bar engraved ‘Mine Sweeping 1st Jan 1916’, the reverse of the integral top riband bar engraved ‘Lt. Comdr. G.W.H. Heaton R.N.’, with Second Award Bar, reverse engraved ‘Comdr. G.W. Heaton D.S.O. R.N. U.C.44. Dunmore 4.8.17’, integral top riband bar adapted for wear, with Garrard & Co. case of issue b) The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, 2nd type, Military Division, Officer’s (O.B.E.) breast Badge, silver-gilt, with Royal Mint case of issue c) 1914-15 Star (Commr. G.W.H. Heaton, D.S.O., R.N.) d) British War and Victory Medals, M.I.D. Oak Leaves (Commr. G.W.H. Heaton. R.N.) e) 1939-1945 Star f) Atlantic Star, with France and Germany Bar g) Defence and War Medals, M.I.D. Oak Leaf h) France, Republic, Croix de Guerre, reverse dated ‘1914-1917’, avec Palmes, traces of lacquer, generally nearly extremely fine, mounted as worn by Spink & Son Ltd., housed in a Spink & Son Ltd. case (10) $5,000-7,000

D.S.O. London Gazette 1.1.1916 Lieutenant-Commander (Acting Commander) Gervase William Heaton Heaton, R.N. ’In recognition of bravery and devotion to duty during mine-sweeping and mine-laying operations.’ D.S.O. Second Award Bar London Gazette 7.6.1918 Lieutenant-Commander (Acting Commander) Gervase William Heaton Heaton, D.S.O., Royal Navy ’For skill and bravery shown by him in recovering enemy mines.’ O.B.E. London Gazette 11.7.1940 Acting Captain Gervase William Heaton Heaton D.S.O., Royal Navy (Retired) M.I.D. London Gazette 2.1.1917 Acting Commander Gervase William Heaton Heaton, D.S.O., R.N

France, Croix du Guerre London Gazette 2.11.1917 Acting Commander Gervase William Heaton Heaton, D.S.O., R.N. Captain Gervase William Heaton Heaton, D.S.O, O.B.E., R.N., born March, 1882, the son of Gervase William Heaton, sometime High Sheriff of Vancouver, British Columbia. Heaton was educated at Ascham House, Bournemouth, first entering the Royal Navy in January 1896. He served at the Mediterranean Station aboard H.M.S. Anson, Gibraltar and Theseus as Midshipman during the actions in Crete in 1897-99. Promoted Sub-Lieutenant during 1901, Lieutenant in 1903, Heaton then took command of the destroyers Zebra, Wolf and Sylvia throughout 1910-12, advancing Lieutenant-Commander 1911 before retirement, 3.3.1912. The Great War; A Lost Hand & Two D.S.O.’ s Upon commencement of hostilities in July 1914, Heaton was appointed Acting Commander in charge of ‘...in charge of a Flotilla of Minesweepers; lost left hand in a motor smash 31.12.14’ [The Distinguished Service Order refers], however his dramatic accident led to no reduction in the action and services rendered. Throughout the war he served ‘...in command of two minesweepers, and later a division’ [ibid], being awarded a D.S.O. in the 1916 New Year’s Honours, a Mention in January 1917, a French Croix de Guerre in November 1917 and a Second Award Bar to his D.S.O. in the Birthday Honours List of 1918. Heaton reverted to the retired list, as Commander, 11.11.1918.

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An O.B.E. aboard Badger With the escalations of the Second War, experienced Officers of the Great War were quickly re-engaged and employed in a plethora of essential training positions. From 15.3.1940 through February 1941 Heaton is recorded as Commanding Officer at H.M.S. Epping. The ship was inintially hired from the London and Eastern Railway in 1939, being re-fitted and deployed as a mine-sweeper depot ship. Its name was later adopted for the entire mine-sweeping base at Harwich, Essex. Heaton was awarded a Military Division O.B.E. in 1940, with reference made to his service aboard H.M.S. Badger, the base ship at Harwich. [Seedie’s Roll of Naval Honours refers]. He was invested at Buckingham Palace, 6.8.1940. Operation Neptune Advanced Captain in February 1941, Heaton was appointed Commanding Officer at H.M.S. Aggressive, the Coastal Forces Base located at Newhaven, East Sussex. Aggressive was founded in November 1941, and from September 1942 acted as the Base for the experimental 1st Steam Gun Boat Flotilla. A specialist Class, similar to that and developed alongside the Fairmile D torpedo (‘Gun Dog’), with nine vessels commissioned. The vessels of the 1st Steam Gun Boat Flotilla were commissioned in response to the urgent requirement for suitable vessels to track and hunt German E-Boats along the British Shores. With Heaton as Commanding Officer of Aggressive, the Flotilla was under the command of Lieutenant-Commander Peter Scott, C.H., C.B.E., only son of Captain Robert Scott, M.V.O. and himself a Bronze Medal winner at the 1936 Berlin Olympics in the O-Jolle dingy sailing class. The first fleet action for the vessels of Aggressive took place shortly after midnight on 19.6.1942 when SGB-7 and SGB-8, in convoy with the destroyer H.M.S. Albrighton encountered and engaged several E-Boats in the Baie-en-Seine. The action resulted in the sinking of SGB-7, and the realisation that the armour of the experimental vessels was inadequate for their purpose. Following the action and subsequent upgrading, SGB-5 Grey Owl was damaged whilst escorting landing craft during the Dieppe Raid, 19.8.1942. Aggressive was once again employed during Operation Neptune, 6.6.1944, for which Heaton was rewarded with a ‘Letter of Praise’ [ibid]

552 Great Britain. Four to Able Seaman W.T. Read, Royal

Navy: Naval General Service Medal. One clasp: “Persian Gulf 1909-1914” (235590 W.T. READ, A.B. H.M.S ALERT.). Obverse hairlines; 1914-1915 Star (235590 W.T. READ. A.B., R.N.); British War and Victory Medals (235590 W.T. READ. A.B. R.N.). On replacement ribbons (with two original ribbons included). About Uncirculated. (4) $200-250

553 Great Britain. Four to Stoker Petty Officer S.T.

Bailey, Royal Navy. Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (310878. S.T. BAILEY, S.P.O. H.M.S. COLLEEN.); 1914-1915 Star and British War and Victory Medals (310878, S.T. BAILEY. S.P.O.,R.N.). On ribbons. Extremely Fine. (4) $100-150

554 Great Britain. Trio to A.E. Lumb, Petty Officer, Royal

Navy. Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (J.X. 91237 A.E. LUMB, P.O. H.M.S. GANGES.); and British War and Victory Medals (J.91237 A.E. LUMB, BOY, 1 R.N.; ...A.B. R.N.). Corrosion spot on last. Extremely Fine, and VF. (3) $90-120

555 Great Britain. WWI Four to Able Seaman E. Pollard,

Captain Heaton appears on the Retired list for the final time in April 1946 and died, 2.3.1976 . Approximately 37 Distinguished Service Orders with Second Award Bars awarded to the Royal Navy during the Great War. In combination the Group to Captain Heaton is scarce.

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Royal Navy and Royal Fleet Reserve. Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (233827 (DEV.B. 8845 ) E. POLLARD A.B. R.F.R); 1914-1915 Star and British War and Victory Medals (233827 E. POLLARD, A.B. R.N.). On ribbons. Extremely Fine. (4) $100-150

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Complete “Bantam” 1917 D.C.M. Group of Four to Sgt. T. Minto

557 Great Britain WW I Trio to Corporal J. Watkins, Rifle

Brigade. 1914 Star (3997 CPL. J. WATKINS. RIF. BRIG.), British War and Victory Medals (3997 CPL. J. WATKINS. RIF. BRIG.). On ribbons. Very Fine-About Extremely Fine. (3) $90-120

Gallipoli Campaign Trio to Pvt. Allan Bennett

556 A Fine and Complete ‘Bantam’ 1917 D.C.M. Group

of Four to Serjeant T. Minto, Highland Light Infantry a) Distinguished Conduct Medal, G.VI.R. (5320 Sjt: T. Minto. 18/High: L.I.) b) British War and Victory Medals (5320 Sjt. T. Minto. High. L.I.) c) Great War Bronze Memorial Plaque (Thomas Minto), Good Very Fine (4) $1,400-1,800

D.C.M. London Gazette 22.10.1917 5320 Serjeant T. Minto, Highland Light Infantry (Glasgow) ’For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. During an attack, finding that a Lewis gun was required, he conducted a party through the enemy barrage and brought up a gun and ammunition. The following day, when his company were holding the line and communication was cut, he twice volunteered and brought the required information through heavy hostile barrage. On the second occasion, although badly stunned and shaken, he refused to become a casualty, and continued at duty, superintending and reorganising the men. His complete disregard of personal danger and quick appreciation of the situation proved invaluable to his company Commander.’ 5320 Serjeant Thomas Minto D.C.M., born Glasgow, 1891; served with the 18th ‘Bantam’ Battalion Highland Light Infantry during the Great War on the Western Front; Minto is listed on the wounded list for the Highland Light Infantry Chronicle of January, 1918; died of pneumonia, 9.6.1918 and is buried in the St. Sever Cemetery Extension, Rouen, France.

558 Great Britain. World War I Trio to Private Allan

Bennett, 1st Battalion, the Lancashire Fusiliers. Killed in action during the charge on the Turkish trenches at the Third Battle of Krithia, June 4, 1915. 1914-15 Star, and British War and Victory Medals (2891 PTE. A. BENNETT LAN. FUS. - last name inscribed with only single “T” on Star). On display board with illustration of the Lancashire Fusiliers landing on “W” Beach during the Gallipoli Campaign. Extremely Fine (3) $200-300

559 Great Britain. World War I Trio to Private James

Boyd, 1st Battalion Scots Guards. Killed in action in Flanders, January 25, 1915. 1914-15 Star, and British War and Victory Medals (9552 PTE. J. BOYD. S. GDS. - Star not engraved). With Memorial Plaque and regimental hat badge. In display. Extremely Fine. (5) $125-175

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563 Great Britain. World War I Trio to Gunner R.

Renwick, Royal Field Artillery. Killed in Action in Flanders, Nov. 4, 1918. 1914-15 Star (6431 GNR: R. RENWICK. R.F.A.) and British War and Victory Medals. With Memorial Plaque and April 9, 1917 despatch mention. In display (ribbons stapled). Extremely Fine. (5) $125-175

564 Great Britain. An Interesting 1918 Spring Offensive

Group of Three to Second Lieutenant F.G. Oliver, Northumberland Fusiliers, late Canadian Army Medical Corps, Captured in Action, 21.3.1918 1914-15 Star (521139 Pte. F.G. Oliver. C.A.M.C.); British War and Victory Medals (2.Lieut. F.G. Oliver), Nearly Extremely Fine, mounted court-style for display purposes, together with a file of copied research (3) $80-120

560 Great Britain. World War I Four to Lance Sgt.

William Geard, 1st Battalion, Dorset Regiment. Killed in Action at the Battle of Albert, July 1, 1916. Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, 1914 Star (5356 PTE. W. GEARD DORSET, R.), and British War and Victory Medals (5356 CPL. W. GEARD DORSET, R.). With Memorial Plaque, Scroll, Dorset Regiment hat badge, b&w photo of Geard and his sergeant’s stripes. In display. Extremely Fine. (9) $200-300

561 Great Britain. World War I Trio to Lance Cpl.

Thomas Monk, 1st/6th Battalion, West Riding (The Duke of Wellington’s) Regiment. Killed in action near Thiepval during the Somme Offensive, Sept. 15, 1916. 1914-15 Star and British War and Victory Medals (6-1967 PTE. T. MONK. W.RID.R.). With Memorial Plaque and colored tinted photograph of Monk and his wife (unnamed). In display. Extremely Fine. (6) $150-200

562 Great Britain. World War I Pair to 2nd Lt. Hugh

Congers Waite, 8th Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment. Killed in Action in Flanders, April 6, 1917. British War and Victory Medals (2. LIEUT H.C. WAITE) with Memorial Plaque. In display. EF-AU. (3) $125-175

Second Lieutenant Frederick George Oliver, born Berwick-on-Tweed, July 1882; an architect by trade; served with the Canadian Army Medical Corps initially as a Private with the Regimental Number ‘521139’; served during the Great War in the Balkans from 16.11.1915; commissioned Second Lieutenant, 22nd Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers, 27.6.1917; captured in action, 21.3.1918, North of Bullecourt, the ‘Confidential’ copied transcript provides more details in the hand of Oliver ‘On 21st March 1918, I was in command of “B” Coy, 22nd Northubmerland Fusiliers- my company being in support to front line I placed- 3 platoons in “Tiger” Trench and 1 platoon with Company Headquarters- “Mann Support.” Our battalion was to the extreme right of the 34th Division and joined up with the 59th Division - the communication trench (Pelican Avenue) being the divisional boundary line- on our left was the 23rd N.F. Starting at 4am we were subjected to a heavy bombardment lasting the entire day without intermission- by 6am all telephone communication was cut and it being impossible, owing to the heavy mist, to use the visual lamp- the only means of communication was by runner- an extremely difficult undertaking under the circumstances. At 9am it was reported to me that the enemy had broken through at Bullecourt on our right and I then manned Pelican Avenue to form defensive flank. After repeated attempts to get messages through to Battalion Headquarters i was finally re-inforced by 2 platoons from Reserve Company to help defend flank- in addition to which I also moved support platoon to this position- leaving only four men at Company Headquarters. At 5pm the enemy in overwhelming numbers broke through the flank and in danger of being entirely cut off, I made an attempt to get back to Battalion Headquarters but, owing to shattered state of [the] trench, I was overtaken and captured in the first wave of enemy storming troops.’

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565 Great Britain. WW I Trio to Able Seaman W. Pegram,

Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve. 1914-1915 Star (L.9 / 2665, W.C. PEGRAM, A.B. R.N.V.R. COLLINGWOOD BTTN. R.N.D.), British War and Victory Medals (L.92665 W.C. PEGRAM A.B. R.N.V.R. On ribbons. Extremely Fine. (3) $90-120

566 Great Britain. World War I Memorial Plaque for

Private James Joseph Lee, 12th Battalion, Princess of Wales Own Yorkshire Regiment. Accompanied by Letter of Transmission for the War Medal from the Record Office, York, Nov. 26, 1920. Lee died July, 17, 1916 and is buried at Bethune Town Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France. Extremely Fine. $60-90

567 Great

Britain. A 1939 M.B.E. Group of Six to Company Sergeant Major D. Bone, Highland Light Infantry, Signalling Sergeant of the Battalion During the Great War a) The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, 2nd Type, Military Division, Member’s (M.B.E.) Breast Badge, silver b) Queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, four clasps, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (2844 Corpl: D. Bone. Scot: Rifles) c) 1914-15 Star (372 Sjt. D. Bone. High: L.I.) d) British War and Victory Medals (372 C.Sjt. D. Bone. High. L.I.) e) Territorial Force Efficiency Medal, G.V.R. (372 C.Q.M. Sjt: D. Bone. 5/High. L.I.), the second with unofficial rivets between the State and date clasps, light pitting, Very Fine, together with a copied group photograph (6) $250-350

M.B.E. Edinburgh Gazette 13.6.1939 No.3302874 Warrant Officer, Class II (Company David Bone, 5th Battalion, The Highland Light Infantry (City of Glasgow Regiment), Territorial Army

Sergeant

Major)

372 Company Sergeant Major David Bone, M.B.E., served with the 5th Battalion Highland Light Infantry during the Great War, initially as Sergeant in the Balkans from 2.7.1915; listed as Signalling Sergeant for the Battalion in the Regimental records; awarded the Territorial Force Efficiency Medal, 1917 . The Highland Light Infantry Chronicle of October 1939 states ‘The most important announcement is left to the end. C.S.M. David Bone, now unhappily time expired, was invested by His Majesty with the M.B.E. (Mil. Div.). To him we extend our heartiest congratulations and best wishes for a long and prosperous retirement.’ The Medal Index Card states the issue of a duplicate 1914-15 Star.

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568 Great Britain. Five to H. Mason, Engine Room

Artificer, Royal Navy: Naval General Service Medal. George VI. One clasp: “Palestine 1936-1939” (MX. 49930 H. MASON, E.R.A. 3. R.N.); 1939-1945 Star, Atlantic Star with one clasp: “France and Germany”, Africa Star, and 1939-1945 Medal. Unnamed as to RN. On ribbons. Toned About Uncirculated. (5) $125-175

572 Great Britain. Melange of Miniatures; The Most

569 Great Britain. Eight to Petty Officer C.C. Neale, Royal

Navy: 1939-1945 Star, Atlantic Star, Italy Star, North Africa Star, Defense and 1939-1945 Medals. Unnamed as for RN; Royal Naval Service Medal. Elizabeth II, with one clasp “Near East” (C/JX. 146173 C.C. NEALE P.O. R.N.) and Royal Navy Long service and Good Conduct Medal. George VI (JX.146173 C.C. NEALE P.O. H.M.S. PLUTO.). Ribbons on bar. Some residue from Blu-Tack on back and on a few ribbons. Otherwise Extremely Fine-AU. (8) $150-250

573 Great Britain. Miniature WWI Group of Three. Military

War I. A Collections of cap badges: Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, 5th Royal Irish Lancers, Royal Irish Regiment, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 6th Dragoons, Royal Irish Hussars, Leinster Regiment, North Irish Horse, South Irish Horse, Royal Irish Fusiliers, Royal Irish Rifles, Irish Guards, Royal Munster Fusiliers, Connaught Rangers, and the Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Good Very FineExtremely Fine. (15) $150-200

Miniatures

571 Great Britain. Quartet of Miniatures: South Africa,

Cross, George V. Silver; British War and Victory Medals. Toned About Uncirculated. (3) $60-90

574 Irish Regiments in the British Army Serving in World

570 Great Britain. Pair to Able Seaman E.H. Medler, Royal

Navy Reserve: General Service, 1962-2007. Two clasps: “South Arabia”, and “Borneo” (23825808 L/CPL. E.H. MEDLER. RCT.); Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve Long Service & Good Conduct (A.B. E.H. MEDLER V/D984014M RNR). On ribbons. Light hairline on obverse of latter. Toned, AU. (2) $100-150

Honourable Order of Bath, Distinguished Service Order - George V and George VI. Gilt silver and enamels; George V Jubilee, WWII Medal, George VI, Elizabeth II Coronation Medals. Silver; WWI Victory Medal, modern Victoria Crosses (3), others (2); also modern miniature display group on mount -DSO, Distinguished Flying Cross, 1939-1945 and Air Crew Europe Stars, Defense and War Medals and US DFC; modern commemorative pair mounted, and two enamel crosses (DSO) missing central badge. VF-EF. (24) $150-200

1877-1879 (2) - One with 1879 bar, on two-medal mount, the other no ribbon; Distinguished Flying Cross, 1918; and Military Cross, George V. Silver. About EFExtremely Fine. (4) $100-150

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576 Great Britain. Victoria-George V. A quintet of

Coronation & Jubilee Medals: Victoria -- 1897 Jubilee - Metropolitan Police (P.C. J. FOREST T. DIVN.), Jubilee 1837-1897; Edward VII - Coronation 1902, School Children of the Yarmouth; Coronation 1902, City of Perth; George V Coronation - Metropolitan Police. Silver (P.S. A. OSBURN). All on ribbons save the Edward-Yarmouth. Good VF-AU. (5) $90-120

577 Great Britain. George V-Elizabeth II. A quartet

of Jubilee and Coronation Medals. Silver. George V and Queen Mary Jubilee, 1935 (2). Toned Choice AU-Uncirculated; George VI and Queen Elizabeth Coronation, 1937. Pinscratches obverse field. Toned AU; Elizabeth II Coronation, 1953. Toned About EF. (4) $75-125

578 World War I. France. Semaine de la Dordogne, 21-

28 Octobre 1918 Poster for Contributions to POWs. 31 1/2 x 47. Imp. Devambez. Colorful pencil drawing of woman clad in plumed hat and uniform in the French tricolors beating a drum as she marches forward. Torn and missing piece at bottom left. Multifolded. Very Good. $60-90

579 Germany. Small lot of Military and other Medals and

Badges. Includes: Lippe-Detmold. 1914 Cross; Prussian 1864 D...ppel Assault Cross (Prussian-Danish War). Contact marks, and 1866 K...niggrätz Cross; enameled Frauenhulfe and 1912 Düsseldorf Congress pins, 1905 Jahn Turnverein medal, and two other. (8) $60-90

580 Italy. Small lot of Military and other Medals - Libya

575 Great Britain/United States. HRH Albert Edward

Prince of Wales Honorary Member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts, London 1896 Medal. Bronze. 69mm, 7/8mm thick. Uniformed bust of the Prince of Wales 3/4 left, title as Field Marshal, etc. below, rev. Arms of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co.; LONDON 1896 PRESENTED BY MAJOR WOOLMER WILLIAMS. The oldest chartered militia organization in North America, the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company received its charter in 1638 from the Great and General Court of Massachusetts, signed by Governor John Winthrop. Prior to the future king Edward VII, honorary membership was granted to Prince Albert, and after to George V. A few small edge nicks and contact marks typical of such heavy medals, and some deposits chatter. Extremely Fine and Rare. $150-200

Campaign, 1911-1912, with Miniature. Both on ribbons; Italo-Turkish War, 1911-1912. No ribbon; Fascist period Athletic Merit Medal. Helmeted Mussolini bust left; Scuole Italiane All’Estero. Silver Medal. Vittorio Emanuele III. 30mm. Initials scratched on reverse; and Swiss 1918 National Donation Medal for Soldiers and their families. Silver. VF-EF. (6) $60-90

WORLD MILITARIA 581 Japan. Collection of Badges and Medallets, ca. WWI-

II era. Military, societies and associations, donative, etc. Mostly small size in silver, bronze, nickel, enamel (9), one in aluminum; and three somewhat large silver badges; also celluloid WWII button showing plane and anti-aircraft gun. Good VF-EF. Interesting group and worth further research. (31) $200-400

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582 Japan. WWII lot. Includes Rising Sun flags (2) - one

with black inked characters, two red guilloches around, and plain, approx.. 16 x 13”; Imperial Veterans’ League Badges - Members badges: large size (4), small size (3), vertical pinback shield with gilt star; Registration badges (2), gilt badge on rosette; Patriotic Ladies Society membership badges (5) silverplate and brass. VF-EF. (16) $150-200

586 Austro-Hungary. Studio Photo of Senior Private in

the German Infantry Regiment. Ca. WWI. Uniformed Senior Private sporting a moustache facing 3/4 right, sixpointed stars on his collar, signature below. Photo approx. 5x8” under glass, within maroon-leather mounted frame, uncertain royal monogram in silver upper left. Slight foxing, and some wear to leather frame. $90-120

Pleasing Baden 1894 Model Pickelhaube

Original is 8 3/4” Wide 583 World War I. Netherlands Pair of Uniface Plaques.

8 3/4” across. Bronzed Gunmetal: Mobilization for War, 1914. Hollandia standing left, roaring lion and royal regalia before, TER HERINNERING AAN DE MOBILISATIE 1914. Integral loop mount on back; ”In the Field.” Dutch infantryman kneeling right, holding rifle at ready. A few light abrasions of the bronzing in peripheries. Both Extremely Fine. (2) $150-250

587 German States. Baden. Landwehrkreuz (Reserves)

584 U.S.S.R. Pair of Military Medals -- Medal of Valor.

Unnumbered; and Medal for Combat Service. No. 1391429. Enamel missing from CCCP. EF and VF. (2) $60-90

Dragoons, non-commissioned Officer’s 1894 Model Pickelhaube. Black leather body topped by distinctive kreuzformig Unterlage -- brass spike with cruciform mounting. Large front plate depicts crowned gryphon supporting Baden shield, motto on scroll below. Brass chin scales, leather backed, kokarde at sides. The fittings including the pearl ring indicate this helmet was worn by a NCO of the 20-22 Regiments of Dragoons. Squared front visor, plain rear spine with extra middle securing stud. Wear on leather sweatband and inside metal plate. Very minor scuff of body front right. A Very Good and pleasing helmet. $1,800-2,200

588 German States. Carrying Case for Pickelhaube. Conical

585 Austro-Hungary.

Uhlan’s Cartouche (Powder Pouch). Gilt edged, unmarked silver metal face with applied Imperial eagle, monogram of Emperor Karl II on its breast. Reverse and pouch body in red leather with finely stamped edges, each displaying a trophy of arms. Bullion thread and ornate silver fittings on red leather belt. Metal clasp at bottom of pouch replaced. Extremely Fine. $600-650

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black leather case with retaining strap, buckle and carrying loop, four studs on top lid. Silk-lined interior. Typical scuffs, some soiling of lining, tip of strap missing. $100-150

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Smart Prussian Jäger Officer’s Shako

589 German States. Prussia. Reserve Line Jäger Battalion

Officer’s 1899 Model Shako. Black wool-covered body with side ventilators, black leather peak, topped by feldzeichen in silver wire thread, black velvet center. Prussian eagle frontplate, “FR” on breast. Brass chin scales, kokarde on right side. Some splitting and light curling of leather sweatband and light staining on inside fabric. Overall, attractive and well-preserved. A Very Fine example. $2,400-2,800

592 United States. Cavalry Dress Helmet for Enlisted

590 19th Century Officer’s Shoulderboard. Uncertain,

possibly German. Crowned shield with black eagle above small metal Order badge on yellow cloth center, bullion crescent, golden and navy thread. Single piece. Well preserved. Very Fine. $100-150

Men, Indian Wars --1872-1895. Fine black wool body, topped by orange plume in ornate holder. Brass US Eagle front plate, brass side buttons with crossed swords. Fully intact tan leather sweat band. Size 7 1/8. Some minor nicks along brim border. Otherwise well-preserved and Very Fine. Ex Robby Wilson Collection, Hermann Historica Auction, München, March 2014. $800-900

591 Japan. Tsuba, Fuchi and Kashira for Samurai Katana.

20th Century. Copper. The tsuba with decorative deer and floral pattern. Bottom somewhat dark and a few deposits; the fuchi depicts a demon running with a banner; while the kashira displays a handsome hawk with gilt beak, talons and tether. Number inked inside of fuchi. EF-Choice. (3) $150-200

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Fascinating U.S.S. Leviathan Group of V.V. Woodward, USN

593 ”U.S.S. Leviathan” Collection of Vaughan Veazey Woodward, USN:

a) Leather case with dress fore & aft hat, epaulettes with commander’s silver oak leaves, two dress sword belts and hangers; b) Two photographs (reprints) of Lt. Woodward - on deck of the Leviathan” with General Pershing, standing amid war ruins somewhere in France, along with Negatives strip; c) 7 1/2 x 8 1/4 glossy artistic rendering of the Leviathan at sea; d) The World’s Greatest Ship - Leviathan Volume I with dedication to Commander Woodward’s son, Vaughan H. Woodward by the author Frank O. Braynard along with correspondence between the two Also: a group of 5 postcards, ca. 1917 of the U.S.S. Leviathan (at sea and onboard activities including boxing match), stereoscope card of the ship, Hammock/Mess Occupancy card (Section B), and postcard of the ship issued by the Jewish Welfare Board and “The Wonder Book of Ships” belonging to Commander Woodward’s son -- “Skipper Vaugh Hobson Woodward” (in pencil on Plate listing page). V.V. Woodward was born in Charleston, WV and graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1907. After the U.S. declared war on Germany in April 1917, the Hamburg-American Line ship, Vaterland was commandeered by the War Department from its moorings in Hoboken, NJ. Lt. Woodward was placed in charge of organizing and training the newly re-named U.S.S. Leviathan’s engineering department. He served on 19 roundtrip Atlantic crossings. On one crossing, the Leviathan carried 14,416 troops to France - more people than had ever before traveled on a single ship. One out of every 20 U.S. troops serving overseas in WWI, in fact, were ferried across on the Leviathan. For his service aboard the Leviathan, Commander Woodward was awarded the Navy Cross and a Presidential Citation which was presented by President Woodward Wilson. Woodward retired from the Navy in 1929, his last vessel being the U.S.S. Tennessee. The hat (with maker’s tag inside: F.J. Schmidt Co., Annapolis), pair of epaulettes and sword belts and hangers in excellent condition, the leather case with wear and lid separated, the postcards etc. Fine, the Leviathan book Very Good, the Wonder Book Good with cloth separating at spine and torn frontpage. $1,000-1,500

594

Lot of US and other Military Medals and uniform badges and insignia. Normandy Campaign Veteran’s Medal in Royal Mint case of issue, US Campaign, WWII-related, etc medals (10), Vietnam medal with bar, WWI Service medal 1917-1918 with star, two copies of Victoria Crosses, others (2). Nearly all on ribbons. Extremely Fine or better; Badges (48+) - hat, lapel, buttons, etc.; mostly from manufacturers. (65+) $60-90

595 US ribbon bars, ribbons and assorted Militaria and

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paraphernalia - some British: Mounted ribbon bar large groups (8), miscellaneous single bars and ribbons, framed ribbon bar display group representing Gen. MacArthur’s medals; Navy tunic, RAF cap, paratrooper’s beret, US Army issue WWII era New Testament; autobiography of Mitchell Paige, US Marines; other Militaria-related paper items. All well-preserved. (102+) $60-90

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596 Assortment of US and some British military patches

(cloth badges). WWII-Vietnam War. Unit and divisions, rank, ship, etc. - Airborne, Guadalcanal 1, USS Bowen, alligator and 3 stars, Seal team - Vietnam, parachute regiment, Navy Red Cross, Army Airforce, Rangers; WWII RAF Eagle Squadron, RAF pilot’s wings, RAF 133 Squadron, embroidered badges, etc. also Elizabeth II Coronation ribbon. Well-preserved and attractive, some better patches. (89+) $90-120

601 1773. Virginia Halfpenny. Brown. Almost Uncirculated.

602 (1795). North Wales Halfpenny.

$100-150

Halfpenny. Die break through “T” in “GRATIA.” VF; 1783 Washingon Military Bust. Fine detail, heavy rim bruises. [2] $75-150

French Colonial Coinage for North America

604 French Colonies. Used in North America. Billon

UNITED STATES COINS

$300-500

603 U.S Colonial Copper Pair. 1723 Woods Hibernia

597 Late 19th Century English or American walking

cane. Unmarked silver top band, engraved “Taken out of house in which Jas. G. Blaine was born” and “A.D. Young” at top (referring possibly to James G. Blaine, US statesman, born in PA, Representative for Maine, 18631876). Typical wear. $40-60

Mousquetaire, 1711 D. Lyon. Struck over blank flan on second strike resulting in no reverse. Vlack 3 (R2++). Very Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. $100-150

605 French Colonies. Used in North America. Billon

Mousquetaire, 1713 D. Lyon. Star after date. Vlack 6 (R2) - Plate coin. deep slate gray over some obverse pinscratches. Extremely Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. $125-175

598 London Elephant Halfpenny Token, ca. 1672-1694.

Thick planchet. Stout elephant left, rev. Shield, GOD PRESERVE LONDON. Deep brown. Reverse striking flaw at center. Fine. $300-400

606 French Colonies. Used in North America. Billon Sou-

Marque, 1742 A. Paris. Vlack 21b (R6) - Plate coin. Ex Robert A. Vlack. $150-200

607 French Colonies. Used in North America. Pair of

Billon Sou-Marque Overdates - 1760/58 A, 1763/2 A (the “2” inverted). Vlack 44c (R8) - plate coin; Vlack 47a (R6) - Plate coin. Very Fine, Extremely Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (2) $150-250

608 French Colonies. Used in North America. Pair of

599 New Jersey. St. Patrick (Newby) Farthing. Brass insert

on crown. Crowned king playing harp, FLOREAT REX, rev. St, Patrick driving out serpents and reptiles from Ireland; QUIESCAT PLEBS. Struck in Dublin, ca. 16631672. Made legal tender by the General Assembly of New Jersey, May 1682. Crude Fine+. $400-500

Billon Sous-Marque, 1739 V. Troyes. Varieties. Lily/ tower differents, stop after tower; eagle/tower differents. Vlack 191 a (R8), 192 (R4). The latter double struck. Extremely Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (2) $150-200

609 French Colonies. Used in North America. Pair of

Billon Sou-Marque, 1738 AA. Metz; and 1740 W. Lille. Vlack 236 (R7), 201 (R3). Good Very Fine and Extremely Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (2) $150-200

600 New Jersey. St. Patrick (Newby) Halfpenny. VG-Fine.

A pleasing example that clearly exhibits the decorative brass insert (overlaying the crown), used to deter counterfeiting. $750-1,250

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Small Cents

610 French Colonies. Used in North America. Pair of

Billon Sous-Marque, 1739 and 1742 BB. Strasbourg. Vlack 250, 255 (R5). The former double struck, the latter minor flan flaw. EF and EF-AU. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (2) $200-250

611 French Colonies. Used in North America. Billon Half

Sous-Marque, 1740 A. Paris. Vlack 295 (R3) - Plate coin. Extremely Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. $200-250

612 French Colonies. Used in North America. Billon Half

617 1861 Copper-nickel Cent. AU or nearly so. $90-120

Full Mint Red MS 66 1909-S VDB

618 1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent. PCGS MS 66 RD.

Meticulous detail, full mint red.

$8,000-8,500

Very Rare and Choice 1909-S Horizontal

Sous-Marque, 1740 D. Lyon. Vlack 300 - Plate coin. Extremely Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. $150-250

“S” Lincoln Cent

619 1909-S/ Horizontal “S” Lincoln Cent. NGC MS66+ 613 French Colonies. Used in North America. Billon Half

Sous-Marque, 1740 S. Reims. Vlack 312 (R6) - Plate coin. Extremely Fine. Ex Robert A. Vlack. $200-250

RD. CAC verified. A magnificent example of this variety and Very Rare so nice. $15,000-20,000

614 French Colonies. Used in North America. Trio of

Billon Sou-Marque, 1739 (2), 1761, 1763 A. Paris. Vlack 17, 45a (R6), 47b (R4). First two Fine-VF, the latter VF-EF. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (4) $125-175 620 1955 Double Die Cent. PCGS Genuine. Questionable

615 French Colonies. Used in North America. Trio of

Billon Sou-Marque, 1755 A. Paris. All contemporary counterfeits. Stop after fox, feet of fox touches denticles; Inverted “V” for “A” mm, stop after ET; “UM” recut, “V” in “NAV” recut. Vlack 346, 347, 351. Extremely Fine-AU. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (3) $200-250

$1,000-1,500

621 A Very Nice Complete Set of Lincoln Cents 1909-

616 French Colonies. Used in North America. Lot: Includes

Billon Sou-Marque, 1740 E. Tours; contemporary counterfeit 1743 T. Nantes; 1764 A. Paris, 1762 BB (5). Strasbourg. About VF-EF; also French West Indies. Stampee. Brass (1779). Crowned “C” stamped on blank planchet. Vlack 379. Scratch on blank side. VF; and worn 19th Century British Halfpenny token. Ex Robert A. Vlack. (10) $200-250

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1958 in Brown Meghrig Pages. (No 1922 or 1955 Doubled Die). 1909-S VDB is VG-Fine; 1914-D VG; most of the other coins in the teens are VG-Fine; 1922D is cleaned; 1924-D is VF with some scratches on the reverse; 1931-S AU with light scratches; many of the examples in the 1930’s through 1950’s are Uncirculated. Also included are the following pieces in 2 x 2 cardboard holders - 1913-S G; 1915-D (2 pcs) G, VF; 1915-S About Fine; 1924-D VG; 1926-S Fine (2 pcs.); 1931-D Fine; 1932-DEF-AU; 1938-D BU. [150] $400-600

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622 Partial Set of Lincolns Including a 1909-S VDB.

Most of the value lies in the 1909-S VDB, Fine. No 1914-D, 1922 Plain, 1924-D or 1931-S. The average grade for the pre-1930 examples is G-VG. A second set, 1941-1960, circulated, is also included. $400-600

623 Lincoln Cent Grouping. 1909 to 1950â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Mostly. A

quick glance reveals a 1922-D VF-EF, and many dates in the teens and twenties, some with mint marks. Good to AU, average VG. Should be seen. [About 250 pcs.] $40-60

627 1877 Liberty Seated Quarter. NGC MS 67+. CAC

verified. An excellent example displaying finely detailed types and lovely linen-white color. $2,000-2,500

Three-Cent Pieces

624 1871

3 Cent Silver. NGC PF 58 . Deep purple-gray and cobalt-blue with bold champagne highlights. $250-300

628 1886 Liberty Seated Quarter. NGC PF 67+ Cameo.

Half Dimes

CAC verified. Snowy types in wells of reflectivity, a superior example. $4,500-5,500

Stunning Proof 1872 Cameo

625 1872 Liberty Seated Half Dime. NGC PF 67 Cameo.

629 1890 Liberty Seated Quarter. NGC PF 67+ Cameo.

Snowy white lustre bathes pristine fields and cameo types, a stunning example. $5,000-6,000

Lovely linen white devices in pristine reflective fields. A majestic quarter. $3,800-4,200

Quarters

Superb Proof 1904 Barber Quarter

MS 66+ 1876-CC Liberty Seated Quarter

626 1876-CC Liberty Seated Quarter. PCGS MS66+.

CAC verified. Attractive pearly lustre and soft tungsten blue peripheral hues compliments superbly struck types. $7,300-7,800

630 1895

Barber Quarter. NGC Strong cameo in stunning Superlative.

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631 1904 Barber Quarter. NGC PF 68. Lovely pale blue,

gold and vermilion iridescent hues in lustrous fields with superb types. $7,500-8,000

638 1877-CC Liberty Seated Half Dollar. NGC MS 66+.

632 1917 Type I Standing Liberty Quarter. NGC UNC

DETAILS. Environmental damage.

$75-125

633 1932-S Washington Quarter. Extremely Fine. Some

$100-150

lustre.

634 1936 Washington Quarter. NGC MS 65.

Marvelous rich slate gray tone with iridescent highlights, rosĂŠ reverse center with full peripheral cobalt-blue and pale gold. $3,000-3,500

639 1917 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. UNC DETAILS.

Environmental damage.

$50-75

Silver Dollars

$60-90

Half Dollars

635 Bust Half Dollar Trio. 1818 Fine details, but cleaned;

1825 Very Fine; 1834 Very Fine. [3]

636 1833.

Bust Uncirculated.

Half

Dollar.

$100-150 Almost $300-500

MS 66+ 1877-CC Liberty Seated Half 640 1800 Draped Bust Dollar. VG-Fine details, cleaned.

$500-750

637 1842 Seated Liberty Half Dollar. Extremely Fine.

$400-600

641 1870-CC Seated Liberty Dollar. About Fine details,

cleaned.

642 1878

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PL.

7/8

$500-750

Morgan

Dollar.

NGC

MS 62 $200-300

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643 1879-S Morgan Dollar. PCGS MS 68. Bold and

frosty, pleasing Liquore Galliano golden peripheral hues, a superior coin. $2,000-2,500

654 Morgan Dollar Album and Other Morgans. 1878 7F

644 1881-CC Morgan Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Frosty white, in the original government plastic (no box or papers). $400-600

645 1881-S Morgan Dollar. PCGS MS65.

$75-125

646 1882-CC Morgan Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated.

Frosty white, in the original government plastic (no box or papers). $150-250

VF-EF; 1879 AU; 1880-S beautifully toned Gem BU; 1881-S BU; 1882-O nicely toned BU; 1882-S rainbow toned Very Choice BU; 1883 nicely toned BU; 1884-O cull; 1884-O nicely toned Choice BU; 1885 nicely toned BU; 1885-O nicely toned Very Choice BU; 1886 toned BU. Also included 1897 Choice BU; 1897-S Choice BU; 1900 Choice BU; 1901-O Choice BU. The following Morgan Dollars are in Photo-Certified Coin Institute holders: 1883-O “MS-62;” 1891 “VF-20;” 1898-O “MS-61;” 1899-O “MS-62.” [20] $750-1,250

655 Morgan Dollar Assortment. 1879-O AU, hairline

Choice 1885 Carson City Morgan

scratches; 1879-S BU, light scratch on cheek; 1880-S BU; 1880-S BU, heavy spotting; 1882-CC Uncirculated, dull on the obverse; 1882-O EF details, lightly polished; 1882-S BU; 1883-O BU; 1884-O BU. [9] $350-500

656 A Very Pleasing Assortment of Redfield Dollars.

All in original Paramount International holders graded “Mint State 65” by Paramount, but most would grade Choice BU by today’s standards.1879-S, 1880-S, 1881S, 1882-S, 1887-S, 1890-S and 1896. Some with toning. [7] $300-500

657 Uncirculated Morgan Dollar Grouping. 1879-S;

647 1885-CC Morgan Dollar. PCGS MS 67. Frosty, bold

devices and resplendent lustre give this choice example excellent eye appeal. $6,000-6,500

648 Pair of Certified Morgan Dollars. 1883-O. PCGS

MS64; and 1898-O. PCGS MS63. [2]

$60-90

649 1891 Morgan Dollar. NGC 62 PL.

$150-250

650 Morgan Dollar “ALL MINTS” Collection. 1878-CC

1880-S; 1882-O; 1884-O(2 pcs.); 1885-O; 1887. [7] $300-450

658 Quintet of Silver Dollars: 1888. Uncirculated; 1921

Morgan plain, “D” and “S”. VF-EF; and 1926 AU. (5) $90-120

659 Peace Dollar Grouping. 1921 Peace BU; 1927 EF

details, rim nick; 1927 VF-EF, toning spots; 1935 BU. [4] $150-250

Brilliant Uncirculated; 1880-O AU; 1882-S AU; 1889 Brilliant Uncirculated; 1921-D Brilliant Uncirculated. Housed in a custom black plastic holder. [5] $250-350

651 Carson City Morgan Dollars in Original Government

Packaging. 1880-CC,1881-CC and 1882-CC.Brilliant Uncirculated. The last with Prooflike surfaces, but with several contact marks. [3] $900-1,200

652 1878 Morgan Dollar Grouping. 1878 7-Feather, 2nd

Reverse BU, light scratches; 1878 8 Tail Feather BU, light scratches (2 pcs.); 1878-CC VF, cleaned, light scratches. [4] $150-250

653 Circulated Morgan Dollar Assortment. 1878 8F VF-

EF; 1878 7F Rev. 78 VF; 1879 Fine; 1879-CC VF; 1887 VF; 1889-O F-VF; 1891-O EF. [7] $300-450

660 1934-D

Peace Dollar. Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. NGC MS64. Blazing white. Exceptional luster for this date. $300-500

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U.S. GOLD COINS 661 1852 $1 Liberty. PCGS MS62.

$200-300

675 1911 $10 Indian. Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated.

NGC MS64.

$1,500-2,500

662 1861 $2 1/2 Liberty. Brilliant Uncirculated. A very

nice example of this popular Civil War Quarter Eagle. $400-600

663 1925-D $2 1/2 Indian. EF.

$300-500

Sharp 1854 Three Dollar 676 1932 $10 Indian. Brilliant Uncirculated. $500-750

677 1899-S $20 Liberty. Almost Uncirculated. $1,200-

664 1854 Three Dollar. PCGS MS 64. Sharp Indian-head

Liberty, pleasing wheaten gold tone.

$3,800-4,300

665 1852 $5 Liberty. Very Fine. With a light scrape in the

right obverse field.

$300-500

1,500

678 1907 $20 Liberty. Brilliant Uncirculated. Rim nick.

$1,000-1,500

666 1880-S $5 Liberty. Almost Uncirculated. $200-300

667 1890-S $5 Liberty. Extremely Fine.

$175-250

668 1900-S $5 Liberty. Almost Uncirculated. $300-500

669 1904 $5 Liberty. Almost Uncirculated.

$300-500

670 1905-S $5 Liberty. Almost Uncirculated. $200-300

671 1908 $5 Indian. Almost Uncirculated.

$300-500

672 1908-D $5 Indian. Extremely Fine.

$275-350

673 1913 $5 Indian. Almost Uncirculated.

$350-450

679 1908 No Motto $20 St. Gaudens.

Uncirculated.

Brilliant $1,250-1,750

680 1927 $20 St. Gaudens. Brilliant Uncirculated.

674 1914 $5 Indian. Brilliant Uncirculated. $400-600

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693 1881 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

694 1881 Liberty $10. PCGS MS61.

$775-875

695 1881 Liberty $10. PCGS AU58.

$725-825

696 1881 Liberty $10. PCGS AU58.

$725-825

697 1881 Liberty $10. PCGS AU55.

$700-800

698 1881 Liberty $10. PCGS AU53.

$690-790

699 1881 Liberty $10. PCGS AU53.

$690-790

700 1881 Liberty $10. PCGS AU53.

$690-790

701 1881 Liberty $10. PCGS EF45.

$675-750

702 1881-S Liberty $10. PCGS AU58.

$725-825

703 1881-S Liberty $10. PCGS AU58.

$725-825

681 1853 Liberty $10. PCGS AU53.

$1,000-1,250

Very Scarce, AU 58 1861 Liberty Eagle

682 1861 Liberty $10. PCGS AU58. During the first

year of the War Between the States, the Philadelphia Mint struck only 113,100 pieces. Near mint condition examples from this year are always popular. The fairly bright and lustrous yellow-gold surfaces on this example have some contact marks, and a there is a small scratch near the date. The strike is bolder than usual; the centers of the stars are clear, and the olive branches show decent details. Recent auction records indicate rising demand, so bid accordingly. $1,800-2,250

683 1874 Liberty $10. PCGS AU55.

$750-1,250

684 1879 Liberty $10. PCGS AU55.

$725-825

685 1880 Liberty $10. PCGS AU58.

$725-825

686 1880 Liberty $10. PCGS AU58.

$725-825

687 1880 Liberty $10. PCGS AU53.

$690-790

688 1880 Liberty $10. PCGS AU50.

$680-780

689 1880

Liberty

$10.

690 1881 Liberty $10. PCGS MS63.

PCGS

VF35 $650-725

$900-1,200

691 1881 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

692 1881 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

704 1882 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

705 1882 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,200

706 1882 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

707 1882 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

708 1882 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

709 1882 Liberty $10. PCGS MS61.

$775-875

710 1882 Liberty $10. PCGS MS60.

$750-850

711 1882 Liberty $10. PCGS XF45.

$675-750

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712 1882 Liberty $10. PCGS Genuine Mount Rmvd-

AU Details.

$650-725

713 1885 Liberty $10. PCGS Genuine. Cleaning - AU

714 1886 Liberty $10. PCGS AU58.

$725-825

715 1886 Liberty $10. PCGS AU55.

$700-800

716 1886-S Liberty $10. PCGS MS60.

$750-850

717 1888-S Liberty $10. PCGS AU55.

$700-850

718 1893 Liberty $10. PCGS MS63.

$800-1,200

719 1893 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

Details.

$900-1,200

721 1894 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

722 1894 Liberty $10. PCGS AU55.

$700-800

$675-750

Pair of MS 64 1899 Liberty Eagles

731 1899 Liberty $10. PCGS MS64.

720 1894 Liberty $10. PCGS MS63.

$650-750

730 1898-S Liberty $10. PCGS XF45.

$900-1,200

729 1898 Liberty $10. PCGS Genuine. Cleaning - AU

$650-725

Details.

728 1898 Liberty $10. PCGS MS63.

$1,400-1,800

732 1899 Liberty $10. PCGS MS64. Boldly struck with a

great deal of original mint luster.

$1,400-1,800

723 1894 Liberty $10. PCGS Genuine. Bent -AU Details.

733 1899 Liberty $10. PCGS MS63.

$900-1,200

734 1899 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

735 1899 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

736 1899 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$650-725

737 1899 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$700-900

$650-725

724 1895 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

725 1895 Liberty $10. PCGS AU58.

$725-825

726 1896 Liberty $10. PCGS Genuine. Residue - UNC

Details.

727 1897 Liberty $10. PCGS AU55.

$650-725 $700-800

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738 1899 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

739 1899 Liberty $10. PCGS MS61.

$775-875

740 1899 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

741 1899 Liberty $10. PCGS AU55.

$700-800

742 1899 Liberty $10. PCGS Bent - AU Details. $625-

750

743 1899-S Liberty $10. PCGS AU53.

$690-790

744 1899-S Liberty $10. PCGS EF45.

$675-750

745 1899-S Liberty $10. PCGS XF45.

$675-750

746 1900 Liberty $10. PCGS MS63.

$900-1,200

747 1900 Liberty $10. PCGS MS63.

$900-1,200

751 1901 Liberty $10. PCGS MS63.

$900-1,200

752 1901 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

753 1901-S Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

754 1901-S Liberty $10. PCGS AU53.

$690-790

755 1901-S Liberty $10. PCGS AU50.

$680-780

756 1901-S Liberty $10. PCGS XF45.

$675-750

757 1901-S Liberty $10. PCGS AU50.

$680-780

758 1902 Liberty $10. PCGS AU55.

$700-800

759 1902 Liberty $10. PCGS Genuine. Residue - AU

Details

760 1902-S Liberty $10. PCGS XF40.

$675-750

761 1903-S Liberty $10. PCGS AU50.

$680-780

762 1903-S Liberty $10. PCGS XF45.

$675-750

763 1904-O Liberty $10. PCGS MS61.

$850-950

764 1905 Liberty $10. PCGS AU55.

$700-800

765 1905-S Liberty $10. PCGS AU58.

$775-900

766 1905-S Liberty $10. PCGS AU58.

$800-1,200

767 1906-D Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,200

768 1906-S Liberty $10. PCGS AU55.

$775-875

748 1900 Liberty $10. PCGS MS63.

$900-1,200

749 1900 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

MS 64 1901 Eagle

750 1901 Liberty $10. PCGS MS64.

$1,400-1,800

$650-725

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778 1910-S Indian $10. PCGS AU55.

$800-1,000

779 1910-S Indian $10. PCGS AU55.

$800-1,000

780 1911 Indian $10. PCGS AU58.

$800-1,000

781 1911 Indian $10. PCGS AU58.

$775-875

782 1911 Indian $10. PCGS AU55.

$775-875

783 1912 Indian $10. PCGS MS63.

$1,000-1,500

784 1912 Indian $10. PCGS AU58.

$725-950

769 1907 Liberty $10. PCGS MS63.

$900-1,200

770 1907 Liberty $10. PCGS MS62.

$800-1,000

771 1907 Liberty $10. PCGS MS63.

$900-1,200

772 1907 Liberty $10. PCGS MS61.

$775-875

773 1907-S Liberty $10. PCGS AU50.

$680-780

774 1908-D Motto Indian $10. PCGS AU53. $700-900

785 1912-S Indian $10. PCGS AU50.

$800-1,200

786 1913 Indian $10. PCGS MS62.

$825-925

787 1913 Indian $10. PCGS AU53.

$750-825

Attractive AU 58 1913-S Indian Ten

775 1909-S Indian $10. PCGS EF45.

$800-1,200

776 1910-D Indian $10. PCGS MS62.

788 1913-S Indian $10. PCGS AU58. With attractive

$850-950

MS 62 1910-S Indian Ten Dollars

$2,500-

789 1914 Indian $10. PCGS AU58.

$1,000-1,500

790 1914 Indian $10. PCGS AU58.

$725-950

777 1910-S Indian $10. PCGS MS62.

golden orange toning, and copious luster. 3,500

$1,500-2,500

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797 1926 Indian $10. PCGS MS64.

$1,000-1,500

$700-900

798 1926 Indian $10. PCGS MS63.

$1,000-1,500

793 1915 Indian $10. PCGS MS61.

$825-925

799 1926 Indian $10. PCGS MS63.

$1,000-1,500

794 1915 Indian $10. PCGS AU58.

$725-950

791 1915 Indian $10. PCGS MS63.

$1,250-1,750

792 1915 Indian $10. PCGS MS62.

Pleasing 1932 Indian Ten Dollars

Very Desirable 1916-S Indian Ten

800 1932 Indian $10. PCGS MS65. A pleasing golden 795 1916-S Indian $10. PCGS MS62. Only the San

Francisco Mint struck $10 gold coins in 1916, making this issue essential to the completion of a year set of $10 Indians. This light honey gold example has very few contact marks and good luster. Worthy of strong consideration. $3,500-4,500

yellow example, sharply struck and with superior luster. $2,750-3,250

801 1932 Indian $10. PCGS MS64.

802

$1,250-1,750

1932 Indian $10. PCGS MS64. $1,250-1,750

Choice 1926 Indian Ten

803 1932 Indian $10. PCGS MS63. 796 1926 Indian $10. PCGS MS65. With light honey gold

surfaces, and no distracting contact marks. 3,250

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804 1880-S Liberty $20. PCGS MS60.

$2,000-2,250

805 1896 Liberty $20. PCGS MS63.

$1,600-1,800

806 1896-S Liberty $20. PCGS MS62.

$2,000-2,250

809 1904 Liberty $20. PCGS MS64.

$2,000-2,250

810 1904-S Liberty $20. PCGS MS63.

$1,500-1,700

811 1907 Liberty $20. PCGS MS63+.

$1,600-1,800

$1,700-1,900

807 1900 Liberty $20. PCGS MS64.

808 1904 Liberty $20. PCGS MS64.

$2,000-2,250

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812 1908 No Motto St. Gaudens $20. PCGS MS64.

$1,700-1,900

816 1924 St. Gaudens $20. PCGS MS65. $2,000-2,250

813 1910 St. Gaudens $20. PCGS MS62. $1,600-1,700

817 1924 St. Gaudens $20. PCGS MS64. $1,700-1,900

814 1910-S St. Gaudens $20. PCGS MS62.

$1,650-1,850

Boldly struck 1924 St. Gaudens

818 1924 St. Gaudens $20. PCGS MS64. $1,700-1,900

819 1924 St. Gaudens $20. PCGS Genuine. Scratch -

Unc. Details.

$1,400-1,600

815 1924 St. Gaudens $20. PCGS MS66. Boldy struck,

with clear, golden yellow surfaces graced with a mist of light orange toning. $2,500-2,750

820 1926 St. Gaudens $20. PCGS MS64. $1,700-1,900

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821 1927 St. Gaudens $20. PCGS MS65. $2,000-2,250

823 1928 St. Gaudens $20. PCGS MS66. Boldy struck.

The light honey golden surfaces are remarkably free of contact marks, especially in the central areas. $2,5002,750

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824 1921 Missouri Half Dollar. Brilliant Uncirculated.

The reverse is quite Choice.

$300-500

825 1936 Bay Bridge Half Dollar. Uncirculated. $75-150

826 U.S. Silver Commemorative Half Dollar Grouping. 822 1927 St. Gaudens $20. PCGS MS63. $1,700-1,900

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Second SESSION Wednesday October 20, 2016 - 11:00 a.m. Lots 827-1453 Spink USA - New York 834 U.S. Type Coin Quartet. Hawaiian Coins 827 Hawaii. Kamehameha III (1825-1854). 1847 Cent.

Brown Uncirculated.

$600-900

828 Hawaii. Kamehameha III (1825-1854). Cent, 1847.

Plain 4, 15 berries. Facing, uniformed bust of the king, rev. Value HAPA HANERI within wreath. KM 1b. Trivial deposits reverse periphery. About Very Fine. $250-300

829 Hawaii. Kalakaua (1874-1891). 1883 Dime. Very Fine.

830 Hawaii.

$50-75

Quarter. toning.

1900 Liberty Nickel AU; 1890 Seated Liberty Dime F-VF; 1915-S Barber Quarter Fine; 1893 Columbian Expo half Dollar VF. [4] $75-150 835 Assortment of Mostly Silver U.S. Coinage. Liberty Nickels 1884-1910 AG to EF(12); Buffalo Nickels most with dates (18 pcs.); 1877 Liberty Seated Dime Fine; Barber Dimes AG to VG (18 pcs.) Mercury Dimes VG to EF (23 pcs.); Barber Quarters AG to Good (31 pcs.); Barber Half Good; 1951 Franklin VF; 1964 Kennedy BU; 40% Kennedy Halves (5 pcs.); 1951 Washington Carver Half EF; A group of Morgan(7) and Peace(2) Dollars, VG to AU; Also included are three 1969 $5 Marshall Islands BU; 1887 VF British Crown, British Half Crowns 1916 VG, 1928 Fine; Five Canadian 80% silver quarters, and some miscellaneous tokens and World coins. Must be seen, sold as is. $250-350

836 An Interesting Group of U. S. Type Coins, Colonials

Kalakaua (1874-1891). 1883 Uncirculated. With light charcoal gray $150-250

831 Hawaii. Kalakaua (1874-1891). 1883 Half Dollar.

Extremely Fine.

$75-125

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and Others. A Connecticut, New Jersey, and several Hibernias, including one that appears to have incuse lettering; Cull Half Cent and three cull Large Cents; 1848 Large Cent VF; 1853 Large Cent cut in half; Eleven assorted Inidan Cents. A cull Civil War Token, a Buffalo Nickel, a steel Cent and a Wheat Cent, plus three overstamped EAC or Skalbe copper pieces. Ex Robert A. Vlack. [39] $75-125

832 Numismatic Assortment. Indian Cents: 1860 VF, dark;

1862 CN Fine; 1864 Bronze pointed bust VG; 1866 VG details, cleaned; 1868 G-VG; 1872 Good details, corrosion; plus six others. Ten Mercury dimes including 1921 G-VG; Three cull Braided Hair LArge Cents; Civil War Token VF; 1857 Silver Three Cent Good; 1883 No Cents Nickel VF; Three 1899 Barber Quarters Good or so; 1929 Standing Liberty Quarter VG; 1903-O, 1906D, 1909 Barber Halves G-VG; Four Columbian Expo Halves VF to EF; 1946 BTW Half Uncirculated; Hawaian Dime VG; 1875 Twenty Cent Piece Love Token. [42] $150-250

833 A Nice Assortment of U.S. Type Coins.1824 Bust

Dime VG; 1838 Seated Dime Large Stars No Drapery EF. The reverse bisected by a spectacular die crack that extends vertically from top to bottom; 1923-S Mercury Dime EF-AU; 1823 Bust Half Dollar. VF; 1885 Morgan Dollar Choice BU. [5] $250-350

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837 A Large Assortment of U.S. Silver Coins and More.

$103 face value 90% Half Dollars; $135.50 90% Quarters; $4.60 90% Dimes; $9.50 40% Half Dollars; $4 face AUBU 90% Quarters and Hal Dollars; Twenty assorted Morgan Dollars VG to AU; Three Peace Dollars; Over 100 mixed foreign coins, some silver; $161.10 face in clad dollars, half dollars, quarters and dimes; Twentyseven Barber Dimes taped into a blue Whitman album; A set of Lincoln Cents 1909-1940 missing most of the better dates, but there is a 1909-S in Good; A set of Buffalo Nickels in a Whitman album including some early dates with mint marks, mostly AG-Good; Partial sets include later Lincoln Cents and Jefferson Nickels; A small assortment of circulated U.S. type coins including a 1797 Large Cent Fair, 1850 Large Cent AG, 1869 Two Cent Good, Shield Nickel cull,1901 and 1909 Liberty Nickel both Good, 1876-S Seated Liberty Dime VG, 1908 Barber Quarter Good, and 1893 Columbian Half VF. Three encased Lucky Pennies. About 200 Wheat Cents. Thirty-four Indian Cents, 1880’s to 1909, average VG; About one hundred Shell’s Mr. President coins; About 200 Wheat Cents; A 1965 Statue of Liberty bronze medal. Must be seen, sold as is. $2,500-3,500

838 U. S. Silver Coin Assortment. 1964 Kennedy Half

841 Large Lot of U.S. and World Coins. United States:

842 Proof Sets, State Quarters and More. 2000-S 5-piece

839 A Melange of Coins, Tokens, Medals and More.

840 U.S. Coin Assortment. 1921 Morgan Dollar, AU; 1922

Peace Dollar, AU; 1944 Walking Liberty Half Dollar VF; 1964 Kennedy Half, AU; Fifty state commemorative quarter set 1999-2008 in an Official Whitman Coin Fold, Brilliant Uncirculated (100 pcs.); Three partial sets of mostly circulated Lincolns, 1941-1974, 1975 on, 1941 -1960’s; About $20 face value in Presidential dollars and other U.S. coinage. $50-75

Proof Set, Cent through $1; 2011-S Cent through $1; 2010 Silver Eagle; Washington Commemorative Half Dollars 1982 Uncirculated (3 pcs.) and Proof (3 pcs.); 2009 Lincoln $1 Uncirculated; 1999 and 2000 Unc. Sacagawea Littleton sets (4 pcs.); 1986 French 100 Francs, and more. $60-90

843 Numismatic Assortment. 1997 $10 American 1/10

Dollars (43 pcs.), several Uncirculated; Washington Quarters, 1964 or earlier (91 pcs.). 1961-D Roosevelt Dime. Face value $44.35. [135] $375-450 Several hundred trade tokens, numismatic medals, foreign coins, Ike Dollars, a set of state quarters, over $9 face in 90% dimes, small group of steel cents, facsimiles of rare coins, and more. Must be seen. Sold as is. $100-150

1945 Walking Liberty Half Dollar Gem BU; 1945 Mercury Dimes (2 pcs.) Choice BU; 1950-D Nickel BU; 1976-S 6-Piece Proof Set; 1976 3-Piece Silver Proof Set; “North American Silver Dollars” 3-pc. Set; assorted Ike & Susan B. Anthony Dollars (15 pcs.); assorted clad Kennedy Halves (17 pcs.); at least $5 in 90% silver coins; a few assorted medals and other numismatic properties. World Coins and Paper: a box of approximately 150 World coins, many in cardboard 2 x2s - a quick glance reveals a Mexican gold 2 Peso, Israel 1949 500 Pruta BU; 1879 Austrian 1 Franc; 1910 Lichtenstein 5 Kronen VF. Also included is a small box full of mostly Austrian, German and Japanese World War II paper money. Sold as is, no returns. Must be seen. $200-400

Ounce Eagle BU in original box with papers; Johnson Mathey 5 Gram silver bar; Cut away Mercury Dime; Seven 90% silver U. S. Half Dollars; Five NGC MS 66 state quarters; 2000-S New Hamshire silver quarter PCGS PR69DCAM; (2007) Washington $1 No Edge Lettering PCGS MS64; ANI certified 1983-S Dime PR70 DCAM, 1962 Jefferson Nickel PR70 blue toning, 2005-S Ocean View Nickel PR70 DCAM; Four Morgan and one Peace Dollar, all lightly cleaned; Four modern additional proof coins are included. [28] $150-250

844 U. S. Proof Sets, Silver Coins and More.

1969, 1991, 1992 Proof Sets; Four 1972 Ike Dollars (one holder is cracked);1983-S Proof Silver Dollar; $3.40 face value 90% silver coins. Includes Some Barber coinage. Two of the Walkling Liberty Half Dollars have holes. [24] $75-150

845 Gold

Dust and Gold Charm. 30 grams of raw gold dust; and a 1988 1/10 Ounce Panda charm. $600-1,200

846 1867. California Gold Quarter Dollar Round.

Small Liberty Head, date and value in wreath. AU details. Prooflike. Small rim notch, perhaps from dismounting. $75-125

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847 Thorne Mining and Refining Company Silver Ingot.

Undated, 2.51 ounces, .9998. Fine. Here is a small, well executed ingot from this rare source. The upper obverse bears the company imprint followed vertically as follows: MONETARY VALUE/ 3 DOLS. 23 CTS/ CONTAINS/ 2.51 OZS. TROY/ GOLD .000/ FINE SILVER .9998/ SERIAL No 224. Balanced shades of pale to medium grey bathe smooth, entirely defect-free surfaces. Though many experts claim that the ingots from this maker are a creation of the 1950’s (much the same as the Eagle Mining Company ingot offered above), there are references that place the origin of such bars to a Thorne Mining and Refining Company allegedly active in the 1890’s in the Eureka District of ArizonaPrescott (although the accuracy of these references has been highly questioned as of late, as there is no concrete reference material confirming the existence of a company bearing this name in any Prescott records of the period). It has been pointed out by ingot specialists such as Fred Holabird that the style of the bars from this maker lends itself to a later origin. Conversely, Holabird also points out that he has uncovered similarly named (though not exactly named) companies from the turn of the century that could bear a connection to these ingots. Further research is certainly warranted and it remains possible that an early origin for these bars is not out of the question. Regardless of the uncertainly regarding the time of manufacture, the importance and desirability of such ingots amongst collectors remains crystal clear. $500-1,000

848 Eagle Mining Company Silver Ingot. Undated, 5.83

ounces, .999 Fine. The left periphery of the circular Eagle Mining Company stamp is partially off the ingot at the lower obverse. The remaining obverse imprints reading vertically from the top are: 999/ FINE/ VALUE/ $7.52. The reverse bears stamps positioned longwise reading: NO.334/ OZS 5.83. Smooth and enjoying an excellent presentation. Although highly collectible, the ingots of The Eagle Mining Company are apparently rather modern. In fact, it is largely believed that the “Mining Company” reference attached by the producer of these ingots was no more than a marketing ploy used to garner additional demand from the avid collector base of such mining-related memorabilia (the .999 fineness of the bars also lends itself to that conclusion, as earlier mining bars are not the product of such refining). These bars seemed to surface in the very late 1960’s; the thought being that they were made for the silver bullion market that developed after the removal of specie from our coinage. Quite scarce and eagerly sought nonetheless. $500-1,000

849 An enigmatic silver ingot purportedly from Globe,

Arizona Undated, 5.55 ounces, .900 Fine. This curious ingot bears the following markings stamped longwise on the obverse: 5.55 OZS./ .100 COPPER/ .900 SILVER. A small ‘F’ is stamped just inside the right obverse border. Likewise, the reverse bears the following: GLOBE ARIZ/ 4 B MINE/ COIN FINE. The numeral ‘4’ is stamped into the right edge. The reverse displays considerable central roughness from the manufacturing process; otherwise the surfaces are largely smooth. Globe, Arizona remains an extremely active mining district to this day. More than likely, this bar is rather modern and was produced for sale to the bullion buyers circa 1960’s or later. We find no records of a similar bar being offered at auction, thus its scarcity is safe to assume. $150-250

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856 Hard Times Tokens. Selection of Patriotic and

Hard Times and Merchant Tokens from the Robert A. Vlack Collection 850 Hard Times Tokens. An Extremely Fine Selection

of Patriotic and Political Subjects. HT-11. Low-10. 1834. Running Boar; HT-46. Low-31. Liberty - Not One Cent; Similar, HT-49. Low-34; Similar, HT51. Low-51. 1837; Similar, HT-58. Low-69. 1841; HT-66. Low-47. 1837. Phoenix. May 10th; HT-75. Low-56. (1840). Van Buren. Holed, and dark. All Extremely Fine. [7] $200-300

857 Hard Times Token. HT-33. Low-19. 1838. Illustrious

58. 1841; HT-20. Low-62. Both Almost Uncirculated and choice for the grade. [2] $100-150

852 Hard Times Tokens. A Useful Grouping of Patriotic

and Political Themes. HT-16. Low-58. Daniel Webster. EF, toning spots; HT-33. Low-19. 1837. Turtle. EF, brushed; HT-45. Low-30. Liberty - One Cent. VFEF, minor rim bruise; Similar, HT-46. Low-31. EF details, stains; Similar, HT-52. Low-39. EF, toned; HT-66A. Low-47A. Phoenix. May 10th. Traces of silver. EF. Minor rim bruise; Similar, HT-67. Low-48. EF, stains. [7] $100-150

and Political Examples. HT-20. Low-62. Daniel Webster; HT-32. Low-18. 1837. Turtle; HT-49. Low34. Liberty - One Cent(2 pcs.); Similar, HT-51. Low-66; HT-66. Low-47. Phoenix. May 10th; Similar, HT-67. Low-47. . All Extremely Fine. [7] $200-300

854 Hard

Times Tokens. Assortment of Higher Grade Examples with Minor Impairments. HT20. Low-62. Webster. AU details; HT-33. Low19. Turtle. Uncirculated, stain; HT-66. Low-47. Pheonix. Uncirculated, slight bend; HT-70. Low-5. Jackson. AU details. [4] $75-125

855 Hard Times Tokens. A Nice Assortment of Patriotic

and Political Themes. HT-22. Low-64. Daniel Webster. Off center; HT-32. Low-18. 1837. Turtle; HT-48. Low-33. Liberty - One Cent; Similar, HT-49. Low-34; Similar, HT-51. Low-36; HT-66. Low-47. Phoenix. May 10th; Similar, HT-66A. Low-47A; Similar, HT-48. Low6; Similar, HT-67. Low-48. All Almost Uncirculated. [8] $300-500

carries

safe.

Jackass.

Brown. $75-125

Patriotic and Political Subjects. HT-45. Low-30. 1837. Liberty - Not One Cent; Similar, HT-48. Low33; Similar, HT-49. Low-34; Similar, HT-58. Low-69; HT-66. Low-47. 1837. Phoenix. May 10th.(2 pcs.); HT70. Low-51.(1833). I Take the Responsibility. All AU to Uncirculated. [7] $350-450

859 Hard Times Tokens. A Nice Starter Collection. HT-

853 Hard Times Tokens. A Nice Grouping of Patriotic

Predecessor. Turtle Uncirculated.

858 Hard Times Tokens. Higher Grade Selection of

851 Hard Times Token Daniel Webster Duo. HT-16. Low-

Political Themes. HT-22. Low-64. 1841. Daniel Webster; HT-32. Low-18. 1837. Turtle; Similar, HT34. Low-20; HT-48. Low-33. Liberty - One Cent(2 pcs.); Similar, HT-61. Low-37; Similar, HT-62. Low38; HT-64. Low-68. 1841. Liberty - Mint Drop; HT75. Low-56. Van Buren. Holed, and dark. All VF to EF. [8] $150-250

36. Low-22. 1837. Liberty - Not One Cent. VG. Lacks central details; Similar, HT-42. Low-28. VF details, scrape on Liberty’s face; Masachusetts. Boston. HT162. Low-314. Farnsworth, Phipps. EF details, light scratches; HT-168. Low-326. (1834). Peck & Burnham. Schenck. F-VF; Taunton. HT-182. Low-234. (1830’s). Crocker Brothers. F-VF;New York. Buffalo. HT-212A. Low-324A. (1838-1839). Patterson Brothers. F-VF; New York. HT-219. Low-107. Henry Anderson. Boot. Brass? Fine; HT-277. Low-253.(1838-40). Hallock, Dolson and Bates. EF details, scratches; Troy. HT-353. Low-92. Bucklin’s Interest Tables. 1835. T* under date. VG-Fine; HT-351. Low-79. Haskins. (2 pcs.). VF, minor rim scrapes, VF, stain; HT-363. Low-271. Peck.(2pcs.). About Good, and VG-Fine; Rhode Island. Providence. HT-425. Low-94. 1835. Clark & Anthony. EF-AU; HT427. Low-78. 1834. W. A. Handy. VF-EF details, light scratch; Also included - A. M. Stevens. One glass of soda. 4th. and Race. EF; Uniface ship token. Must be seen. Sold as is. [17] $200-300

860 Hard

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Times Token. Massachusetts Selection. Attleboro. HT-150. Low-83. Richards. EF; HT-158. Low-84. Schenck. This Machine. AU; Boston. HT-165. Low-267. EF; HT-171. Low-378. Willard. EF; New Bedford. HT-176. Low-73. (1835-1838). Francis L. Brigham. Beads only. VF-EF. [4] $200-300

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861 Hard

Times Tokens. Higher Grade Attleboro, Massachusetts Assortment. HT-152. Low-75. 1833. Robinson’s Jones. American Institute obverse; Similar, HT-153. Low-76(2 pcs.); Similar, HT-155. Low-104. 1836. R. & W. Robinson; Similar, HT156. Low-105. R-3; HT-158. Low-84. S. B. Schenck. “This Machine” obverse.(2 pcs.) All Almost Uncirculated. [7] $275-350

868 Hard Times Token. HT-268. Low-120. Breen 6-I.

862 Hard Times Tokens. A New Jersey Assortment. HT-

204. Low-148. (1837).T. Duseaman. Belleville. Struck from shattered dies. Eagle and shield. Agriculture and commerce, Canada. (2 pcs.). Both AU; HT-206. Low143. 1840. Bregon Iron Works. Lakewood. Eagle. 0 STORE 0. Late die state. (2 pcs.) Fine, VF. The last with minor scratches. [4] $125-175

869 Hard Times Token. HT-268. Low-120. Breen 5-H.

Times Token. HT-268. Low-120. 1837. Feuchtwanger’s Composition One Cent. Eagle. VF details. Struck on a planchet that is split from the center right through the eagle’s neck and head, and out to the rim. Moderate toning is present. $75-125

864 Hard

Times Tokens. A New York City Assortment. HT-219. Low-107. 1837. Henry Anderson. Boot. AU, slight planchet clip; HT-240. Low111. 1837. Centre Market. All AU.(3 pcs.); HT-289. Low-125. S. Maycock.(2 pcs.) VF-EF and EF; HT-293. Low-97. Merchants Exchange. AU. [7] $250-350

1837. Feuchtwanger’s Composition One Cent. Eagle. EF-AU. Quite pleasing. $150-250

870 Hard

863 Hard

Times Tokens. New York Assortment. Lansingburg. HT-216A. Low-99A. 1835. Walsh’s General Store. EF; Similar, HT-217. Low-100. EF; New York. HT-239. Low-110. 1837. Centre Market. EF; HT249. Low-114. 1837. J. H. Dayton. Brown AU; HT-250. Low-115. 1837. Deveau. EF; HT-291. Low-95. (1837). Centre Market. EF; HT-295. Low-321. (1837). James. G. Moffet. EF, planchet defect. [7] $250-350

1837. Feuchtwanger’s Composition One Cent. Eagle. Almost Uncirculated. Sharply struck, and with abundant luster. A lovely example. $200-300

871 Double Struck Hard Times Token. HT-290. Low-

865 Hard Times Token. HT-243. Low-112. 1837. H.

Crossman. Liberty. Umbrella. Late reverse die state, with “CHATHAM ST. N. Y.” no longer present. Extremely Fine. $60-90

126. 1837. S. Maycock & Company. Eagle above 1837. VF-EF. $100-150

866 Trio of Crossman Hard Times Token Varieties. HT-

243. Low 112. 1837. H. Crossman. Liberty. Umbrella. EF; HT-244. Low-113. 1837. H. Crossman. Eagle. Umbrella.Choice Extremely Fine; Similar to HT244. Low-113. 1837. H. Crossman. Eagle. Umbrella. Silvered copper. Uncirculated. [3] $100-150

867 Hard Times Token. Rare Gilt Brass Doremus,

Suydam & Nixon Variety. HT-258B. No.37 & 39 Nassau St. Importers and jobbers of dry goods. Almost Uncirculated. With most of the gilt still present. $300-500

872 Hard Times Token. HT-290. Low-126. 1837. S.

Maycock & Company. Eagle above 1837. Brown Uncirculated. Very choice. A sharply struck, extremely attractive example. $150-250

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Very Rare R.E. Russell 1837 SC One-Bit

879 Hard Times Tokens. A Useful Assortment of Higher

873 Hard Times Token. South Carolina. HT-309. Low-

128. 1837. R. E. Russell. Feuchtwanger’s German Silver Alloy. Eagle, 1837 below. On the reverse, rosettes below, I. O. U. 12 1/2 c. Long attributed to New York because of its Feuchtwanger association, but research by Aaron Pickard has shown it to be an issue of Robert E. Russell of Columbia, South Carolina, Russell operated a Botany Garden which included a public bath. EF details. Some light scratches are present in the fields, but are hardly distracting. We sold a far less desirable example in our June 2016 Collector’s Series Sale for $650. A VF specimen fetched $2,115 in the June 2011 Steve Hayden Sale. $750-1,250

880 Hard Times Tokens. A Nice Selection of Merchants.

Judson, Syracuse, NY Tokens. HT-345. Low-318. (1835-1838). Thin planchet, B & S NY, reeded edge. EF. Petty scratches near “SILVER.” Hardly distracting; HT-346. Low-318A. Thick planchet. EF. [2] $100-150

875 Hard Times Token. HT-348. Low-77. 1834. Bucklin’s

Interest Tables. Troy, NY. No head. Good or so. While this grade may not sound too impressive, this coin appears to be superior to the Newman piece which realized $135. $100-150

876 Hard Times Tokens. Troy, New York. Bucklin’s.

HT-348. Low-77. 1834. Bucklin’s Interest Tables. No head. Bale. About Good. R-5; Similar, HT-349. Low89. 1835. Two stars under head. Good details, scratches. R-5; HT-353. Low-92. 1835. T*. F-VF; HT-357A. Low145. (1837). Bucklin’s Book Keeping. About Fine. R-4. [4] $75-125

878 Hard Times Tokens. Various Northeast Locations.

Attleboro, Massachusetts. HT-159. Low-164. (1834). S. B. Schenck. Richard’s. VF; Buffalo, NY. HT-212A. Low-324A. Engrailed edge. VF; New York, New York. HT-219. Low-107. 1837. Henry Anderson. Boot. VFEF, a bit dark; HT-283. Low-122. Jarvis. Liberty - Stars. VF; HT-295. Low-321. VF; Troy, New York. HT-356. Low-145. Bucklin’s Book Keeping. VF; Phladelphia, PA. M. PA-171. Henry Fusilee. Sunshades. VF, dark. [7] $120-180

Massachusetts. Attleboro. HT-150. Low-83. Richards. VF-EF; HT-153. Low-76. 1833. Robinson’s Jones & Co. (2 pcs.). Both F-VF; New York. Buffalo. HT-214. W. A. Thomson. Anvil. VF-EF. R-3; Lansingburg. HT-218. Low-101. Walsh’s General Store. EF; New York. HT219. Low-107. 1837. Henry Anderson. Boot. (2 pcs.). Both VF-EF; HT-250. Low-115. 1837. Deveau’s. VFEF; HT-294. Low-98. (1837). Merchants Exchange. (2 pcs.) Both VF-EF; Troy. HT-363. Low-271. (1839). J. & C. Peck. VF-EF. Minor clipped planchet; HT-368. Low284. (1935). N. Starbuck & Son. VF. [12] $300-450

Merchant Tokens

882 Illinois. N.C. Amsden, Genoa, and Geo. Williams,

Belvidere. Storecard, 1845. Copper. Miller Ill-44, Wright 19 (and 1248). Gent striding right. Deep brown, contact marks. Very Fine. $100-150

883 Maryland. Pair of Baltimore Storecards: H.H. Cole.

877 Hard Times Token. Two Different Varieties of W. P.

Haskins, Troy, NY Tokens. HT-361. Low-79. 1834. Lafayette. VF-EF; HT-362. Low-80. 1834. Schenk. VFEF. [2] $60-90

HT-150. Low-8; HT-152. Low-75; HT-154. Low-103; HT-155. Low-104; HT-204B. Low-155; HT-304. Low127; HT-411. Low-385; HT-428. Low-74; HT-345. Low-218. All with Extremely Fine or Better detail. All slightly impaired (stains, small scratches, minor edge scrapes or bumps, etc.) [9] $150-250

881 Hard Times Tokens. A Nice Mid-Grade Assortment.

874 Hard Times Token. Two Different Varieties of Hiram

Grade, but Slightly Impaired Examples. HT-20. Low-62. Webster. AU, minor rim nick; Connecticut. Scoville. HT-106. Low-130R. 1837. Phoenix. Restrike. AU details, light rim scrapes; Massachusetts. Attleboro. HT-154. Low-103. R. & W. Robinson. AU, minor rim damage; Michigan. Grand Rapids. M-8. Daniel Ball & Co. AU. Monor rim bruise; New York. Lansingburgh. HT-216A. Low-99A. 1837. Walsh’s General Store. Plow. AU, stain. [5] $100-150

(1845-1850). Brass. Eagle. COSTUME HALL within wreath on reverse. Miller MD-35. AU-Uncirculated; Keach. (1847). German Silver. Eagle. ONE SODA within wreath on reverse. Miller MD-78. A few old hairline scratches. Very Fine. (2) $60-90

884 Massachusetts.

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Horace Porter & Co. Boston. Storecard. (1826-1833). Brass. R. Mass-84. Some flan flaws and edge problems. About Extremely Fine. $50-75

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887 New York. A.W. Hardie. N.Y.. Storecard (1826885 Massachusetts. Rueter & Alley Highland Spring

Brewery. Boston. Storecard. (1870’s). Copper. R. MaBo G95, Miller 85var. Crossed broom, shovel and malt-spade, R.&A. H-S-B in angles. Dr. Wright, ca. 1900, called this “one of the rarest American cards.” Some contact marks. Very Fine. $300-400

1827). Brass. R-NY 295A, Wright 424var. Plain edge. “NAKED AND YE CLOTHED ME” at center. The peripatetic merchant tailor Allen W. Hardie was located at Garden and William Streets only from late 1826 to 1827. His tokens were struck in Birmingham, England by Thomas Kettle. Rare. Very Fine. $300-400

888 New York. Tredwell, Kissam & Co. N.Y.. Storecard 886 Missouri.

M.A. Abrahams. Weston. Storecard. (1853-1854). Brass. Miller Mo-41, Wright 2, Baker 506. Washington bust right; M.A. ABRAHAMS, 10 below, rev. THE PEOPLES OUTFITTING STORE / WESTON / MO. Abrahams ran outfitting depots for Western wagon trains at Weston and Independence in the early 1850’s, apparently defaulting on a loan and going bankrupt in 1854 (he did recover in 1867 and opened the Eagle Loan Office in St. Louis). When this token was issued, Weston on the western border of Missouri essentially marked the frontier of the United States, with largely unsettled and untracked wilderness beyond. Good lustre. Uncirculated. $250-350

(1825-1826). Brass. R-NY 921, Wright 1156. Eagle, NEW YORK GRAND CANAL OPENED 1823. “228 Pearl St.” added to reverse. About Extremely Fine. $200-300

Very Rare Spies & Clark 1829 Storecard

889 New York. C. Wolfe, Spies & Clark. N.Y. Storecard.

(1829). Brass. R.NY-961, Wright 1261, Baker 591. Washington bust right in central narrow oval; C. WOLFE SPIES & CLARK. / NEW YORK / HARDWARE & /. MILITARY STORE., rev. Eagle; NEW YORK GRAND CANAL / OPENED / 1823. The firm of C. Wolfe, Spies & Clark (Christopher Wolfe, Adam W. Spies and R. Smith Clark) sold hardware, cutlery and military goods at 193 Pearl Street, 1829-1833. A few small rim bruises and a few hairlines before Washington. Very Fine and Very Rare. $700-900

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U.S. Tokens, Other Properties

890 New York. Lot of 19th Century New York City

Storecards: Bowen & McNamee (1844-1845). Brass. Eagle. Some hairlines, EF; Chesebrough Stearns & Co.. (1850’s). Silvered Brass. Eagle. Uncirculated; Doremus & Nixon. (1844-1849). Copper and Brass. VF with a few hairlines, and lustrous Uncirculated. The former ex Andrew S. Alexander Collection; Houghton Merrell & Co.. (1847-1848). Brass. Three umbrellas. Obverse scratch. EF; Loder & Co.. (1850’s). Brass. Eagle. Some spots. EF-AU; E. Lyon. Brass. Liberty head and eagle. Choice AU; Stephen Richardson. Brass. Bust left. Obverse pinscratches, Unc.; Lewis L. Squire & Sons. Copper, thick planchet. Once cleaned, EF-AU. Miller NY-75, 152, 222, 223, 359, 466, 510, 656, 833. (9) $100-150

891 Pennsylvania. Quintet of Philadelphia Merchant tokens:

A.D. Angue. (1847-1848). Brass, lightly silvered. Man with tophat and four canes. A few obverse hairlines, VF; Browning Brothers. (1848-1851). Brass. Eagle. Toned, good lustre. AU; Henry B. Fussell. (1847-1850). Brass. Two opened parasols. About EF; W. H. Richardson. (1853). Silvered Brass. Three opened umbrellas. Uncirculated; Smith, Murphy & Co.. (1846-1852). Brass. Eagle. Small surface pock. VF. PA 21, 59, 171, 420, 481. (5) $90-120

892 Quartet of high-grade 19th Century storecards: Louisiana.

N.C. Folger. New Orleans. Pair of Storecards. Brass. Eagle, wings spread. (1851-1853). Reverse legend ends “CAPS”; (1853-1858). Reverse legend ends “TRUNKS”. Miller La-14a, 10b. Both Uncirculated; Pennsylvania. H. Mulligan. Philadelphia. (1858-1860). Brass. Eagle, displayed shield on breast, wings spread. Miller Pa-370, Wright 737. ex Hartzog World Exonumia Sale, Dec. 1, 1980, lot 862. Uncirculated; and Wisconsin. W.H. Byron & Co. Milwaukee. (1850’s). Brass. Emulating $10 gold piece. Miller Wis-1. AU. (4) $100-150

894 Pair of Hard Times Tokens: Daniel Webster, 1841.

Low 62. Toned AU-Uncirculated; and R&W Robinson, Attleboro MA. Low 104. Tiny deposit fleck, otherwise Choice EF. (2) $75-100

895 Hibernia and Hard Times Token Lot. 1723 Hibernia

Farthing. DEL GRATIA REX F/VG; 1723 Hibernia Half Penny VF; 1837 May 10th Hard Times Token VF details, light scratches. [3] $60-90

896 1837 Feuchtwanger Cent. Almost Uncirculated.

Striated planchet.

$150-250

897 Counterstamped Large Cent and Civil War Token.

1845 Large Cent counterstamped “W. G. 1845” on the reverse. Fair. 1863 Lindenmueller Civil War beer token. VF. [2] $20-30

898 Small lot of Civil War Tokens. Includes Patriotics

(4) - Our Little Monitor, First in War-equestrian, Knickerbocker/Money Makes the Mare Go, Uncle Sam marching with raised sword. EF-Unc.; Storecards (5). NY - Carland’s, Rollwagen, Hussey’s; Brooklyn - C.J. Hauck; Troy, NY -Boutwell. Fine-EF. (9) $90-120 assortment of Patriotic Civil War Tokens. Washington bust, Army and Navy, Millions for Defense, Money Makes the Mare Go, Knickerbocker, Dix, Peace Forever, Trade and Commerce, First in War-equestrian, and others; one storecard - Staudinger’s, NYC. A few with surface issues. About VF-EF. (23) $200-250

899 An

893 Sextet of 19th Century Storecards. Illinois. Plane &

Jennison. Belvidere. (1850’s). Brass. Anvil/Cook Stove. Miller Ill-3; Flagg & Macdonald. Chicago. (1857-1859). Copper. R.Ill-127. Both VF; Kentucky. S.T. Suit. Jefferson County. 1850. Copper, reeded edge (unlisted as such) and Brass, reeded edge. SALT RIVER BOURBON 1850 at center. Miller KY-36A, 37. Holed as usual. AU and EF (hairlines); New York. William R. Brown. Saratoga Springs (1850’s). Brass. Liberty head. Miller NY-1024. EF-AU; T.L. Kingsley & Son. Utica (1858-1860). Brass. Miller NY1064. Uncirculated. (6) $60-90

900 Pennsylvania. Robert Lovett, Jr. Philadelphia. AE

Storecard, 1860. Miller PA 354. “French” Liberty head (Minerva) left - used by Lovett on the CSA Cent, rev. The diesinker’s address within wreath. Decent lustre. Uncirculated. $150-200

901 Small lot of Pennsylvania Civil War Storecards:

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Lawrenceville. Wm Smith, Grocer; Pittsburgh. Buffums Mineral Water (3), Henry Miner (Miner’s Card), John W. Pittock, Pittsburgh Dry Goods (5). One of the Buffums with graffiti. All in old auction flips (Krueger and Hartzog) from the early 1990’s. Fine-EF; also Civil War Patriotics (4) and U.S. Grant Campaign Token, 1868 by F. Key. About VF-EF. (16) $150-200

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U.S. Medals

902 Utah. Clasbey & Hogle. Salt Lake City. Good For

A Drink Token. Brass. Uniface. R-Ut-SL-2. Saloon, ca. 1877-1884 (Clasbey and Hogle also ran a saloon in Challis, Idaho in 1881). Extremely Rare early Utah token, Rulau knew of only one when he did his Standard Catalog - there are between 3 to 5 known. Contemporary graffiti “Wm Campbell” on blank side. Very Fine. $300400

904 Admiral Vernon between cannon and anchor Medal,

903 Small lot of Exonunia - 19th Century Washington/

Lincoln silver medallet, 18mm; Political token - Franklin Pierce/Pierce & King The Peoples Choice; Pittsburgh Encased Cents: Heeren Bros & Co. (2) with 1898 Cent and 1901; Pittsburgh Bank for Savings, 1901 Cent; and The Colonial Trust Co., 1909 Lincoln Cent. Second with light pesting of encasement. All Ex Michael Kolman Collection (1992 Krueger Sale); Civil War Patriotic Tokens (5, one holed, one damaged); love token “P-O chain with three links” on 1861 Quarter; others and 1839 Large Cent. Very Good-Extremely Fine. (20) $75100

1739. Betts 223, VN.2.121, M-G 98A. Brass. 38mm. Admiral Vernon standing left, holding baton, cannon at his left, anchor right; THE.BRITISH:GLORY. REVIV.D.BY.ADMIRAL:VERNON (the last N reversed). rev. Six ships in harbor; HE TOOK PORTO BELLO WITH SIX SHIPS ONLY (the N reversed), NOV. 22. 1739 in ex. Holed at 12:00. Choice About Uncirculated. $125-175

Admiral Vernon & Sir Chaloner Ogle 1741 Medal

905 Admiral Vernon and Sir Chaloner Ogle Medal, naming Don Blas 1741. VN--, Betts--, Storer 324, Cf. James H.

Taylor Collection Sale 1875, #534. Brass. 37.5mm. Vernon and Ogle standing holding batons; ADML VERNON AND SR CHALONER OGLE, WE LOOK FOR DON BLASS in ex., rev. Straight city skyline, two forts, two ships in harbor, DON/BLASS in beaded cartouche at center; TOOK CARTHAGENA APRIL 1741. Two tiny pocks in fields. Extremely Fine and Very Rare. Est. $700-900

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Rare 1790 Peace & Commerce Medal

906 1790 (1876) Diplomatic Peace and Commerce Medal. Julian CM-15. Bronze. 67.9mm By Charles Barber and Augustin

Dupré. America cast as an Indian princess seated right welcoming Commerce (Mercury), signed DUPRE F. lower right, and C. BARBER. 1876. in ex., rev. Great Seat of the United States. The original dies for the gold medal were prepared by Dupré in 1790. They were returned to the U.S. and lost. It wasn’t until 1875, that the US Mint prepared copies of the dies for silver and bronze medals. Rare. Tiny obverse flaw. Deep cherry-brown, good lustre. Uncirculated. Est. $800-1,000

A Pair of Indian Peace Medals

907 1825 John Quincy Adams Indian Peace Medal. First size, first reverse. Julian IP-11. Bronzed Copper. 75.9mm. Draped

bust right, rev. Hands clasped below crossed tomahawk and pipe. Right hand index finger points above “F” in FRIENDSHIP. Some minor tics and hairlines in lustrous fields, soft iridescent hues. Uncirculated. $400-500

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910 1873 (1879) Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Medal.

Julian PR-15. Bronzed Copper. 76mm. By Charles and William Barber. Bare head right, rev. Inauguration dates within wreath within central circle. A few adhesion spots on reverse (possibly removable). Uncirculated. $90-120

911 1881 James A. Garfield Presidential Medal. Julian

PR-20. Bronze Copper. 77mm. By Charles Barber. Bare head left, rev. Inauguration date within wreath in central circle. Lovely color. A few minor adhesion spots on reverse (likely removable). Uncirculated. $90-120

912 Pair of Presidential Medals: 1893 Grover Cleveland.

Julian PR-23. Bronzed Copper. 76.8mm, and 1897 William McKinley. Bronze. 77.2mm. The latter with a few adhesion spots on reverse (possibly removable). Uncirculated. (2) $50-75

913 Sixtieth Anniversary of the Founding of the New

York Life Insurance Company 1845-1905 Medal. Bronze. 69.7mm. By J.K. Davison’s Sons. Cameos of the company’s five presidents, rev. Two nude, bearded men hold up radiant globe topped by eagle, vital dates below. Extremely Fine. $40-60

914 United States. Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie Foundation

1904 - 1913 Palace of Peace. Bronze. 70 mm. Front facing portrait of Andrew Carnegie. On the reverse is the Palace of Peace, which presently houses the International Court of Justice, the Permanent Court of Arbitration, and The Hague Academy and Library of International Law. Extremely Fine. From the collection of John Herzog. $75-125

915 United States. Trio of Bronze Medals Related to

908 1849 Zachary Taylor Indian Peace Medal. First size,

first reverse. Julian IP-27. Bronzed Copper. 75.7mm. Draped bust left, rev. Hands clasped below crossed tomahawk and pipe. Right hand index finger points above “F” in FRIENDSHIP. Pleasing lustre with soft iridescent hues. Uncirculated. $400-500

909 1865 (1886) Abraham Lincoln Presidential Medal.

Finance . 1) Federal Reserve Banks. Woodrow Wilson. Chicago 1914. Round paper label on the reverse. Extremely Fine. 2) New York Stock Exchange 1922. Current New York Stock Exchange on the obverse. The Buttonwood Tree on the reverse. Extremely Fine. 3) Franklin Fire Insurance Company of Philadelphia. Franklin, and pumper, obverse. “90th ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS / ELBRIDGE G. SNOW PRESIDENT / 1829-1919.” Almost Uncirculated. Minor paper label remnant on back. From the Collection of John Herzog. (3) $75-125

Julian PR-12. Bronzed Copper. 77mm. By George T. Morgan. Bare head right, rev. Vital dates in wreath. A few reverse spots in prooflike fields. Uncirculated. $200-300

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916 Aviation Trio. 1) Aviation Medal. Bronze. 10.2 cm.

First Trans-Atlantic Flight. Obverse: Female figure with a two blade propeller held in each hand, Capitol Dome, Statue of Liberty, “FROM GLENN CURTISS COMMEMORATING THE FIRST TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT NAVY NC CURTISS”; Reverse: Curtiss NC Flying Boat over two sailing ships and a globe. The obverse Almost Uncirculated. The reverse appears to have been struck on a defective planchet with many small gouges in the surface. 2) Book. First Across by Richard K. Smith. 1973. 3) The Flight Across the Atlantic by the Department of Education, Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation. 1919. (3) $100-150

918 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition Georgia State Fund

Dollar. HK-405. Bronze. 26.0 grams. Female carries cornucopia. State arms on reverse. “Very rare” according to Hibbler and Kappen. VF-EF detail. $50-100

919 1933 Pedley-Ryan Dollar Type IV. HK-825. Silver.

28.1 grams. “Pedley-Ryan & Co. / DENVER”. Choice Uncirculated. Doubling is observed on most of the letters of “DENVER,” and a second “4” is clearly visible about one millimeter to the left of the first 4. $200-300

920 Group of US Award Medals and Sundries. Includes:

NJ State Agricultural Society Award Medal. Silver, 57.5mm. Awarded for “Bottomless Bucket Waterwheel, Newark 1883”. Edge bruises. VF; “Sunday World” PSAL Award badge 1912. Silver; AAU Silver Award Medal by Diest & Clust; Sage Historical Token series - The Old Provost, NY; two Columbus 400th Anniversary 1892 gilt medalets, 27mm. Spanish legends; WWI token - 325 HQ/A.E.F Sept. 9, 1918 - Feb. 15, 1919; “Brooklyn Eagle” Silver Attendance Medal, military button and Canadian Light Infantry badge. VF-Uncirculated. (10) $90-120

Masonic Jewels and Badges

921 Masonic and Knights Templar pair: Woodlawn Lodge

672 F & AM. Aliquippa, PA. Past Master’s Jewel. Sterling silver. Square on two-piece ribbon hangar. Engraved on back of square: “Presented to P.M. Paul M. Moore of Woodlawn Lodge 672 Dec 27 1914-Dec. 27 1915”. In original plush-lined wallet. Toned gunmetal; Knights Templar 27th Grand Encampment, Pittsburgh, 1898. Enameled badge. In wallet, with Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite due cards, New Castle, PA for Paul M. Moore - 1920, 1921, 1922, 1924, 1929, and 1932 and two other cards. Extremely Fine. (2+) $50-75

917 Simon Bolivar - Central Park Statue Medal, 1921.

Silver. 63.5mm. By Sally James Farnham. Edge: WHITEHEAD-HOAG STERLING. Spanish legends. Equestrian statue of Latin America’s great liberator, which stands before the southside of New York’s Central Park, rev. The Americas holding torch between them stride left, rising sun at left. Created by Sally James Farnham, a relatively unknown sculptor selected by the Venezuelan government from a competition, the statue of Simon Bolivar was dedicated in NY, on April 19, 1921 by President Warren G. Harding. Very scarce. Attractively toned. Extremely Fine. $200-250

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923 Masonic - Eureka Royal Arch Chapter No. 167.

922 Knights Templar. Beaver Commandery 84. Beaver,

PA. Commander’s Jewel. Gold (unmarked, 10K) and enamels, multi-piece construction. 48.45 gms. Cross, symbols on arms, KT emblem with red enamel cross and motto on black, superimposed on long cross. Two-piece suspension above: title in gold against black enamel, “84” against white enamel, beaver above. Engraved on back: “Presented to E. Sir Paul M. Moore by Beaver Valley Commandery No. 84 K.T. 1924 1925”. Unmarked, but with tag from consignor that claims tested and found to be 14K entire medal. In original leather E.H. Schaefer, Jeweler, Beaver Falls, Pa wallet. Tiny left link joining top two suspenders missing. Extremely Fine. $800-900

Rochester, PA. Companion’s Jewel, ca. 1900-1910’s. Gold (unmarked, triangle tested as 14K). Multi-piece construction. 34.54 gms. Large triangle, with sevenpoint star at open center, two-piece suspension above -- monogram in arch and ‘167’ between urns. Engraved on central piece back: “Presented to Companion Paul M. Moore PHP by Eureka Royal Arch Chapter No. 167”. Extremely Fine. $700-800

A Selection of World’s Columbian Expo Items

924 World’s Columbian Expo. Committee of One Hundred

Citizens Medal, 1892. Eglit 98B. Bronze. 57.3mm. By Charles Frederick Naegele, produced by Gorham Mfg. Co. Columbus bust in small roundel, three ships around, rev. Legend between US and Spanish shields. About Uncirculated. Ex Ted Belich Collection. $100-150

925 World’s Columbian Expo. Award Medal. Eglit 90. Bronze. 77mm. By Augustus Saint-Gaudens and Charles E. Barber. Scene

of Columbus arriving in the New World, rev. Two allegorical winged females, flanking globe, seated atop tablet with six-line legend, torches at sides, ship below. Awardee’s name has been effaced. Extremely Fine. Ex Ted Belich Collection. $150-200

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926 World’s Columbian Expo. Wood Machinery Hall Medal.

934 Exposition Tickets and Wooden Nickels. 1776 U. S.

Eglit 149. Pressed wood, 3.5”. Some minor edge cracks and separations. Choice Extremely Fine. Ex Ted Belich Collection, ex Hartzog World Exonumia Sale, Sept 9-10, 1991, lot 1839. $90-120

927 World’s Columbian Expo. Quartet of Medals - So-Called

International Exhibition Package Ticket, Uncirculated; 1893 Columbian Exposition Chicago Day Ticket, EF; Five assorted wooden nickels, EF to Uncirculated. [7] $30-40

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Dollar (HK-154), Unc., Administration Building/Ferris Wheel, Aluminum, hairlines and three short scratches; Robert T. Almy of Boston 1893 Brass Storecard (holed for suspension); and Irish Village “One Thousand Dollars”, white metal. About VF-EF; also large metal World’s fair 1893 coaster and small Electrical Building color tin tray. Ex Ted Belich Collection. (6) $60-90

928 World’s Columbian Expo. Wood Wall Clock. 14”

h. Columbus bust at top, “Anno 1492” at bottom. Complete with weight. Well-preserved. Ex Ted Belich Collection. $150-200

929 World’s Columbian Expo. Sterling Spoons (11). Full

size -- U.S. Battleship, and Columbus on ship by Tilden, Thurber; Manufactures & Liberal Arts Building, ship at sea; Sugar and demi-tasse (7) - various including one topped by Columbus figure on globe; also plate and German silver (3). Extremely Fine. Ex Ted Belich Collection. (14) $100-150

935 Andorra. Consell General de les Valls d’Andorra.

1 Peseta. 1936. P-6. Arms top center. Scarce. Crisp Uncirculated. $300-400

930 World’s Columbian Expo. Trio: Match

Safes (2). Uncle Sam with depiction of Columbian Half Dollar; Administration Building; and Dustpan. Floral borders, images of the Adler and Travel and Transportation Buildings and Ft. Dearborn. Extremely Fine. Ex Ted Belich Collection. (3) $75-100

931 World’s Columbian Expo. Bisque Figure of Columbus.

10 inches tall. Colorful standing figure of the explorer holding a flag, globe beside him. Intact and wellpreserved. Ex Ted Belich Collection. $90-120

932 World’s Columbian Expo. Glass and porcelain lot. Glass

bell, hatchets (2), US Government Building blue Wedgewood plate, Administration Building Bridgewood & Son square plate; Columbus 1492-1892 Domino and Louisiana Purchase Expo drinking glass. All wellpreserved and largely close to mint. Ex Ted Belich Collection. (7) $100-150

936 Andorra. Consell General de les Valls d’Andorra.

1 Peseta. 1936. P-6. Arms top center. Scarce. AUUncirculated. $250-350 937 Asia pairing: Afghanistan. Kingdom. Treasury. 5 Rupees. SH 1298 (1919). P-2a. No. 166. Arms top center. Small stain blank back, pencil notation top front. AU; and China. Hupeh Provincial Bank. 100 Coppers 1914. P-S2098. Fine. [2] $40-50

933 World’s Columbian Expo, Chicago 1893. Set of Tickets.

Vignettes of Washington, Franklin, Lincoln, Columbus, Handel (key ticket to the series) and Indian in headdress; also Children’s Special Ticket, brown; “Good only on Day of Sale,” gray; “Expressly For Chicago Day, Oct. 9th 1893” with stub attached; and “Expressly For Manhattan Day, Oct. 21st 1893” with stub attached. AU-Uncirculated. [10] $150-250

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Azores Moeda Insulana Overprint

942 Belgium. Banque Nationale de Belgique. 20 Francs.

1-3-1924. P-94. King Albert and Queen Elisabeth at left; Cityview on back. Uncirculated. $150-200

943 Bolivia. Banco de la Nación Boliviana. 1 Boliviano. 938 Azores. Banco de Portugal. 2 1/2 Mil Reis Prata.

1909. P-8b. Portuguese 2500 Reis overprinted MOEDA INSULANA and large AÇORES on front, diagonal AÇORES overprint top right in red. Affonso de Albuquerque at right, Mercury at left on back. Rare. Good VF. $1,200-1,600

1911. P-103s. Specimen. Mercury at center, Arms on back. SPECIMEN diagonal in red. Hole punch cancelled. PCGS Choice About New 58 PPQ. $75-100

Canada Specimen 1937 Fifty Dollars

939 Bahamas. Trio: Government of the Bahamas. 3 Dollars.

Law 1965. P-19a. Queen Elizabeth II portrait at left; Paradise Beach on back; Central Bank. 5 Dollars. Law 1974 (1984). P-45b. QEII portrait center right, statue left; Junkaroo dancers on back. Both Uncirculated; and 10 Dollars. Law 1974 (1984). Flamingos at left; Lighthouse and Abaco Settlement on back. EF-AU; also Cayman Islands. Currency Board. One Dollar. Law 1971. P-1b. QEII portrait right; fish and coral on back. Uncirculated. [4] $125-175

Rare and Attractive Bahrain 1964 5 Dinars

944 Canada. Bank of Canada. 50 Dollars. 1937. CH-

BC-26s. Specimen. Central portrait of George VI. Allegorical woman seated on back with symbols of radio broadcasting. SPECIMEN in red twice between hole punches bottom front. PMG Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ. $2,000-3,000

940 Bahrain. Currency Board. 5 Dinars. Law 1964. Dhow

at left, Arms at right; Two pearling dhows on back. Rare. Uncirculated. $1,000-1,500 941 Belgian Congo. Banque du Congo Belge. 5 Francs. Matadi. 1924. P-8c. Purple-red, brown and green. Huts and palm trees; River steamboat; on back. Top right corner tip bent. Fine. $150-200

945 Canada.

Bank of Canada. One Dollar. 1967. Centennial. CH-BC-45b-is. Specimen. Queen Elizabeth II portrait at right, Centennial symbol left, Arms center, Parliament building on back. Hole punch cancelled. PCGS New 60 Apparent. Edge damage at left, paper pulls on back.

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946 Cabo

Verde. Banco Nacional Ultramarino. 20 Escudos. 1972. P-52a. Portrait of S. Pinto at right, Seal at left; Commerce seated before ships. Crisp Uncirculated. $200-300

949 China. Peoples Republic. Peoples Bank of China. 100

947 China Small lot of banknotes and Republic-era travel

ephemera. Includes: Banque Sino-Française, Tientsin unissued check 192-, stamped Richard Canman at bottom; Banknotes (12) -- Bank of Communications. 10 Yuan 1941. P-159. Uncirculated. Red block handstamp either side; various Bank of China and Central Bank notes. VF-Uncirculated, Hong Kong (HK & SBC). 10 Dollars 1965. VF and Macau 1946 50 Avos. About Fine; and colorful luggage stickers (5) - American Mail Line-Shanghai, The Victoria Hotel Canton, Hotel Stein Tsinanfu, China Navigation Co. Ltd Cabin, and Grand Hotel Recreation Club, Taipei. EF-AU. [18] $60-90

Yüan. 2005. P-907. 10-piece Solid Number Set. 000000 to 999999. Mao Tse-tung at right, Hall of the People on back. Different prefixs. Crisp Uncirculated. [10] $600700

950 Cuba.

1868-1876 Revolution. Junta Central Republicana de Cuba y Puerto Rico. 1 Peso. 1869. P-61. PCGS About New 50. $100-150

951 Cyprus. Central Bank of Cyprus. Pair of banknotes:

250 Mils. 1978. P-41c. Blue on multicolor. Fruit at left, Arms right; Mine on back; and 500 Mils. 1979. P-42c. Green on multicolor. circular symbol left, Arms right; mountain road lined with trees on back. Both Uncirculated. [2] $75-100

952 Cyprus. Central Bank. 500 Mils. 1974. P-42b. Green

on multicolor underprint. Arms at right, circular emblem left, Mountain road lined with trees on back. Crisp Uncirculated. $90-120

953 Czechoslovakia. Theresienstadt (Terezen). Ghetto.

Complete Set of Camp Currency -- 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 Kronen. Campbell 4111-4117, Feller CZ 650-656, S&B 701-707. Vignette of Moses holding the Ten Commandments. Uncirculated. [7] World War II’s most infamous camp currency, these notes were part of an elaborate sham by the Nazi propaganda machine to present a “model camp” in Theresienstadt for Red Cross inspection. They were designed in 1942 by Czech artist, poet and inmate Peter Kien, who later died at Auschwitz in 1944. Either Adolf Eichmann or Reinhard Heydrich, SS Reichprotecktor for Bohemia and Moravia objected to the design claiming the depiction of Moses looked “Aryan”. The design was sent back with orders for Kien to give Moses more stereotyped Semitic features. He modified Moses and the final design was engraved by Jindra Schmidt, a noted engraver of Czech banknotes, postage stamps and fiscal paper. $200-250

948 China. Peoples Republic. Peoples Bank of China. 1

Yüan. 1999. P-895. 10-piece Solid Number Set. 000000 to 999999. Mao Tse-tung at right, stone monuments in lake on back. Different prefixs. Crisp Uncirculated. [10] $300-400

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954 Danzig. Freistadt. Municipal Senate. 500 Mark. 1922.

P-14. Blue. Arms at left, Church tower right, Krantor scene on back. EF-AU. $300-400

957 East Africa. East African Currency Board. 5 Shillings.

955 Danzig. Freistadt. Municipal Senate. 10,000 Mark.

1923. P-18. Dark brown and blue. Portrait of merchant at left (from Holbein the Younger painting), ship right; Cityviews left and right on back. Repaired top right corner tip. AU. $200-300

1942. P-28A. Portrait of George VI lower left, lion striding right on back center. Light staining top center edge. Very Fine. $200-300

958 East Africa. East African Currency Board. 5 Shillings.

1957. P-33. Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II lower right, lion striding right center back. EF-AU. $90-120

956 Denmark.

Nationalbanken I KiĂ¸benhavn. 1 Rigsbankdaler. 1819. P-A53. No. 26870834. Bottom corner tip missing. VF. $200-250

959 El Salvador. Banco Central de Reserva. 100 Colones.

1970. P-114s. Specimen. Black on pink and pale olivegreen underprint. Independence Monument at center. MUESTRA SIN VALOR diagonal in red. PCGS Very Choice New 64 PPQ. $150-250

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960 Estonia.

Eesti Pank. 50 Krooni. 1929. P-65a. Coastline at Rannamoisa at left, Arms upper left on back. Uncirculated. $100-150

961 Falkland. Government of the Falkland Islands.

One Pound. 1982. portrait in crowned Uncirculated.

P-8e. Queen cartouche at

Elizabeth II right. Crisp $50-75

965 Germany. Weimar. Reichsbanknote. 10 Reichmark.

966 Germany. Allied Occupation - Post WWII. U.S.

Army Command. 1948 Trio: 1/2 Deutsche Mark and One Deutsche Mark (2 var.). P-1a, 2a, 2b. The last has circle on back, but “B” does not show in it. All three Uncirculated. [3] $250-300

962 France. WWII. Tresor Central. 500 Francs. ND

(1944). Marianne portrait at left. EF.

$50-75

967 Great Britain. Fort Montague Bank, Knaresborough.

963 French Antilles. Institut d’Émission des Départements

d’Outre-Mer. 10 Francs. ND (1966). P-8b. Young woman by shore, Banana harvest on back. Uncirculated.

$250-300

1924. P-175. Portrait of the merchant Dietrich Born by Holbein upper center right. Very scarce. Fine-VF. $150200

Five Halfpence. Aug. 11, 1802. No. 12542. In the name of Governor T. Hill. There was never an actual Fort Montague Bank. From 1770 to 1791, linen-weaver Thomas Hill and his son carved a home out of a limestone crag along the River Nidd in Knaresborough in North Yorkshire. Their curious dwelling resembled a fortification and was dubbed Fort Montague. It became a tourist attraction and Hill’s son, also named Thomas and as eccentric as his father, knighted himself and began printing “banknotes” for visitors. These notes were purely for fun, although some contemporary reprobates attempted to use them to deceive as evidenced by a warning issued by the Mayor’s Chamber, Newcastle in 1816 noting that swindlers at the Fair were passing off fictitious Fort Montague Bank notes as real. Corner tips missing from old mounting, otherwise VF. $125-175

968 Great Britain. Goldsithney Bank, Cornwall. One

Pound. May 2, 1810. No. 9 for Gundrys & Company. Signed by John Gundry. Star Inn, Helston stamp on back. Fine. $75-125

969 Great Britain. Salisbury & Shaftesbury Bank. Ten

964 German East Africa. Deutsch-Ostafrikanische Bank.

100 Rupien. 1905. P-4. Portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm II in cavalry uniform at center. Tiny center rent and other along left crease line, small tear at lower right edge. Good color. VG. $200-300

Pounds. Sept. 30, 1808. No. 13206 for Bowles, Ogden & Wyndham. Signed by Geo. Wyndham. Building in square upper left, Arms upper right. Bankruptcy stamp on back. Very minor nibbling upper edge. Fine+. $75125

970 Great

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Britain. Stockton and Cleveland Bank, Stockton-upon-Tees. Five Guineas. June 5, 1809 (?, last digit unclear). No. 1693. Small bodyholes and some pinholes. VG. $90-120

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976 Guernsey. The States of Guernsey. 5 Pounds. ND

(1969-1975). P-46c. Arms at right, Harbor scene on back. Slight, partial right corner tip bend. Uncirculated. $60-90

971 Great

Britain. Stockton and Cleveland Bank, Stockton-upon-Tees. One Pound. Sept. 24, 1811. No. 2246 for Lumley, Wilkinson & Snowdon. Signed G. Snowden. Some pinholes. Fine. $150-200

977 Haiti. Treasury. 1 Gourde 1904. P-120s. Specimen.

Dessalines at left, Nord Alexis at right, Arms at center. SPECIMEN in red bottom center. Hole punch cancelled. PCGS Choice About New 58 Apparent. Minor ink smear on back. $200-300

978 Honduras. Banco Central. 1 Lempira. 1968. P-55as.

Specimen. Red-orange on green and pink underprint. Lempira at left. MUESTRA SIN VALOR diagonal in black. Hole punch cancelled. PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ. $40-50

972 Greenland. Grønlands Styrelse. 5 Kroner. ND (1926-

1945). P-15d. Green. Polar bear standing on ice. Some soiling on backfold. Fine-About VF. $200-250

973 Greenland. Grønlands Styrelse. 5 Kroner. ND (1945).

P-15Aa, S-64. Green. Polar bear standing on ice. VGFine. $60-90 979 Hong Kong. Chartered Bank of India, Australia &

China. 5 Dollars. 1941. P-54b. No. S/F 1290728. Helmeted warrior’s head lower left, Junk at sea on back. VF. $200-300

974 Greenland. Den Kongelige Grønlandske Handel.

10 Kroner. ND (1953-1967). P-19a, S-70. Brown. Humpback Whale at center. Very Fine. $90-120

975 Greenland. Den Kongelige Grønlandske Handel. 10

Kroner. ND (1953-1967). P-19b, S-70. Brown. Smaller serial number. Humpback Whale at center. Fine-About VF. $60-90

980 India. British. Government of India. One Rupee.

1935. P-14b. George V One Rupee obverse on front, reverse on back. Staple hole in attached stub. Uncirculated. $150-200

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981 India. British. Government of India. 5 Rupees. 1918.

P-A6g. Black on pink underprint. Large “5” at center, value in eight languages in panels. Edge split, minor stain. VF. $300-400

985 India. British. Reserve Bank of India. 10 Rupees. ND

(1937). P-19a. George VI portrait at right, palm tree, lake and mountains at center, Elephants with riders back center. Trivial pinholes and slight natural paper crinkle. Uncirculated. $125-175

986 India. British. Reserve Bank of India. 10 Rupees. ND

(1937). P-19a. George VI portrait at right, palm tree, lake and mountains at center, Elephants with riders back center. Pressed fold on back. EF-AU. $100-150

987 India. Republic. Reserve Bank of India. Set of 2

982 India. British. Reserve Bank of India. 2 Rupees. ND

(1937 issue). P-17a. George VI portrait at right, Reserve Bank Arms back center. Stapleholes at issue. Crisp Uncirculated. NGS of India Unc 65 Jewel. $150-200

Rupees (36) all with serial numbers ending in “34”. 1960’s-1970’s, various types; and Government of India. Set of 1 Rupees (56) all with serial numbers ending in “34”. 1949-1990’s, various types and dates. Staple holes at issue. Uncirculated. Interesting group. [92] $125175

988 India. Republic. Reserve Bank of India. 10 Rupees.

P-95. “Twins” -- Pair of same serial numbers. No. JJC 011111 on a 2010 and a 2011 note. Mahatma Gandhi at right, tiger, elephant, rhino triptych on back. Crisp Uncirculated. [2] $20-30

989 India. Republic. Reserve Bank of India. 50 Rupees.

2012. P-97. 10-piece Solid Number Set. 1111111000000. Mahatma Gandhi at right, Parliament House on back. Different prefixs. Crisp Uncirculated. [10] $150-200

983 India. British. Reserve Bank of India. 10 Rupees. ND

(1937). P-19a. George VI portrait at right, palm tree, lake and mountains at center, Elephants with riders back center. Staple holes at issue. PMG About Uncirculated 50 EPQ. $150-200

984 India. British. Reserve Bank of India. 10 Rupees. ND

(1937). P-19a. George VI portrait at right, palm tree, lake and mountains at center, Elephants with riders back center. Staple holes at issue. PMG About Uncirculated 50 EPQ. $150-200

990 India. Republic. Reserve Bank of India. 100 Rupees.

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ND (1962-1967). P-45. Violet and multicolor. Asoka column upper right, Dam on back. Trivial pinholes. Uncirculated. $150-200

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991 India. Republic. Reserve Bank of India. 100 Rupees.

ND (1962-1967). P-45. Violet and multicolor. Asoka column upper right, Dam on back. Stapleholes at issue. Uncirculated. $150-200

992 India. Republic. Reserve Bank of India. Pair of

100 Rupees. Second series. ND (1962-1967). P-62a. Consecutive numbers. Blue and multicolor. Smaller format. Asoka column upper right, Dam on back. Stapleholes at issue. Uncirculated. [2] $60-90

993 India. Republic. Reserve Bank of India. 100 Rupees.

2012. P-98i. 10-piece Solid Number Set. 1111111000000. Mahatma Gandhi at right, Himalayas on the back. Different prefixs. Crisp Uncirculated. [10] $150-200

1001 Lithuania. Lietuvos Bankas. 100 Litu. 1928. P-25a.

Allegorical woman - Latvia seated at left holding cornucopiae, child at right studying and holding Mercury’s staff; frontview of building on back. Tiny stain upper right edge. Good snap. EF-AU. $100-150

1002 Malawi. Reserve Bank. 5 Kwacha. 1975. P-11b. Dr.

Hastings Kamuzu Banda portrait right, fisherman in boat on Lake Malawi at center; Farm worker filling basket on back. Crisp Uncirculated. $125-175

1003 Malaya. Board of Commissioners of Currency. 1,

5 and 10 Cents. 1941 (1945). P-6, 7a, 8. George VI portrait at left. Uncirculated. [3] $30-40

994 Isle of Man. Government. 5 Pounds. ND (1972).

Triskeles Arms at center, Queen Elizabeth II portrait at right; Castle Rushen on back, Slight crease mark at back bottom left corner tip. Choice AU-Unc. $125-175

995 Italy. Venetian Republic - Moneta Patriottica. 1848

issue. Lot. Includes 1 Lira (2). Ornamental border with winged horse; 2 Lire (2). Seated Neptune and Justice; 3 Lire (19). Two cherubs; and 5 Lire (10). Arms of Venice and Milano upper left and right. S185-188. VG-VF. [33] $50-75

1004 Malaya. Board of Commissioners of Currency. 10

996 Japan. Bank of Japan. 1000 Yen. ND (1993-

1999). P-100b. Soseki Natsume portrait at right, Two Manchurian Cranes on back. PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ. $100-150

Dollars. 1941 (1945). P-13. King George VI portrait at right, Arms of the Sultanates on the back with value in Malay-Persian. EF. $150-200

997 Katanga. Banque Nationale. 10 Francs. 1960. P-5s.

Specimen. Moise Tshombe portrait right. SPECIMEN across in black. F-About VF; also Central African Republic. Banque des États de l’Afrique Centrale. 500 Francs. ND (1974). President Bokassa at right, landscape center, Mask at statue flank students at center on back. AU [2] $75-100

998 Latvia. Latvijas Bankas. 25 Latu. 1938. P-21a. Green.

National hero, Lacpelsis at right, raft center back, Arms left. EF-AU. $50-75

1005 Mali. Banque de la République du Mali. 100 Francs

1960 (1962). P-2. President Modibo Keita at left; Cattle on back. AU. $100-150

999 Libya. Socialist Peoples Republic. Central Bank. 1/4

Dinar ND (1971 Issue). P-33a. Eagle with Arms at left; Doorway and arabesque on back. Uncirculated. $50-75

1000 Liechtenstein. Furstentum Liechtenstein Gutscheine.

Complete set: 10, 20 and 50 Heller. ND (1920). P-1-3. Arm; Villa, Vaduz Castle and Landscape on backs. Very faint rounding of 50 Heller top cornertips. Uncirculated. [3] $60-90

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1006 Mozambique. Banco de Moçambique. 50 Escudos.

1970 (1976). P-116s. Specimen. No. A0000000 003. Provisional issue. Black on multicolor underprint. J. de Azevedo Coutinho at left center. BANCO DE MOÇAMBIQUE overprint in black, SPECIMEN diagonal in red over. PCGS Choice About New 55. $100-150

1011 New Zealand. Reserve Bank. One Pound. ND (1940-

1955). P-159a. Purple on multicolor. Portrait of Captain James Cook lower right, Arms at center; Cook’s ship at sail on back. Uncirculated. $300-400

1007 Netherlands. De Nederlandsche Bank. 100 Gulden.

1977 (1981). P-97a. Snipe at right, Head of Great Snipe on back. Crisp Uncirculated; also Netherlands Antilles. 10 Gulden. 1979. P-16a. View of Aruba. Crisp Uncirculated. [2] $90-120

1008 Netherlands.

Westerbork. Concentration Camp. 100 Cents. 1944. S&B 1154a. Fine; and Germany. Diedenhofen/Westmark. Eisen und Stahlwerks G.m.b.H. Industrial Concentration Camp. 1 Mark. 1942. C-4130var. Considered by some to be a fantasy. Uncirculated. [2] $40-50

1009 New Caledonia. Institut d’Émission d’Outre-Mer,

Nouméa. 100 Francs. ND (1971). P-63a. Woman playing guitar at right, harborscene center; Woman on back, townscene. Uncirculated. $75-100

1010 New

Hebrides. Institut d’Émission d’OutreMer, Nouvelles Hébrides. 100 Francs. ND (19701972). P-18a. Woman playing guitar at right, harborscene center; Woman on back, townscene. Uncirculated. $75-100

1012 Nicaragua. 50 Centavos. 1910. P-43s. Specimen. Black

on green and multicolor. Columbus portrait at right, Pyramidal Arms on back. SPECIMEN in red bottom center left. Hole punch cancelled. PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ. $250-300

1013 Nigeria. Federation. Central Bank. 10 Shillings. 1958.

P-3. River scene, Men tilling soil on back. VF; Federal Republic. Central Bank. 5 Pounds. ND (1968). P-13a. Bank building; Food preparation on back. VF-EF; also Guinea. 1000 Francs. 1960. P-15a. VF. [3] $60-90

1014 Northern Ireland. Pair: Bank of Ireland. Belfast. 5

Pounds. ND, signed H.H.M. Chestnutt (1971). P-62a. Mercury head left, Hibernia with harp right; bank building, airplane and ship on back; and Provincial Bank of Ireland Limited. Belfast. 5 Pounds. 1979. P-248b. Lass at right, Dunluce Castle back center. Both Crisp Uncirculated. [2] $125-175

1015 Norway. Norges Bank. 50 Kroner. 1965. P-32c.

Portrait of Bjørnstjerne Bj...rnson upper left, Arms center, Harvesting scene on back. VF. $20-30

1016 Philippines. Bangko Sentral. 5, 10, 20, 50 Piso. ND

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1017 Philippines. Bangko Sentral. 5, 10, 20, 50 Piso. ND

(1978 issue). P-160s1-163s1. Specimen. Portraits at left, various scenes on back. SPECIMEN diagonal in red. The 20 and 50 Piso with light natural paper crinkle. Uncirculated. [4] $30-40

1018 Philippines. Bangko Sentral. 5, 10, 20 Piso. ND

(1985-1991 issue). P-168s1-170s1. Specimen. Portraits of Aguinaldo, Mabini and President Quezon. Small SPECIMEN diagonal in black. Crisp Uncirculated. [3] $40-50

1019 Portugal. Banco de Portugal. 1000 Escudos. 1961.

P-166. Purple on multicolor underprint. Queen Filipa de Lancastre at right; Statue group of Queen Filipa on back. VF $100-150

Lovely Compañia de los Ferro-Carriles de Puerto Rico 5 Pesos

1022 Rhodesia and Nyasaland. Bank of Rhodesia and

Nyasaland. One Pound. 19 December 1960. P-21. Leopard lower left, Arms center, Queen Elizabeth II portrait right, Zimbabwe ruins center back. Trivial stain right margin. Uncirculated. $1,000-1,500

1023 Russia. East Siberian and Siberian Lot: Far Eastern

Provisional Government - Priamur Region. 30 Kopeks. 1918 (1920). P-S1243 (3). VF-EF; Siberian Provisional Administration (First). 10 Rubles. 1918. P-S818 (29). AU-Uncirculated; Siberian Provisional Administration (Second - Admiral Kolchak). 3 Rubles. 1919. P-S827 (28), and 50 Kopeks (1919). P-S828 (3). VF-Uncirculated. [63] $60-90

1024 Saar. Mines Domaniales de la Sarre, État Français. 1

1020 Puerto Rico. Compañia de los Ferro-Carriles. 5 Pesos.

ND (ca. 1880) P-S101a. No. 15997. Black, CINCO in orange-red, blue back. Steam passenger train at left. Very scarce and attractive note. PCGS Choice About New 55 PPQ. $700-900

Franc. 1919. P-2. Marianne at right, 1919 One Franc coin on back. VF. $30-40

1025 Scotland. Pair of banknotes: Clydesdale Bank Limited.

10 Pounds. 1981. P-207b. David Livingstone at left, Camel and rider, dhow and three figures squatting by palms. EF; and Royal Bank of Scotland Limited. 5 Pounds. 1978. P-337a. Arms at right, Culzean Castle on back. AU. [2] $75-100

1026 Senegal. Gouvernment General de l’A.O.F.. Colonie

du Sénégal. One Franc. 1917. P-2c. Front and back of Sower 1 Franc coin. VF. $60-90

1027 South

1021 Rhodesia. Barclays Bank - Salisbury. 10 Shillings.

1928. P-S111. Woman seated at left with ram beside her, Lion resting center back. Very light soiling at edges. Fine. $300-400

Africa. Boer War. Siege of Mafeking. 10 Shillings. March 1900. P-S654a. Misspelled “Commaning”. No. 1410. Machine-gunner left, soldier with small cannon right. Small piece out from right edge, two pieces of tape adhesion on back. VG-About Fine. $90-120

1028 Spain. Banco de España. 500 Pesetas. Republican

issue. 1927 (1936). P-73c. Isabel la Cátolica portrait at right, Lions Court at Alhambra at center, Purple Arms at back center. VF. $50-75

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1029 Spitzbergen. Store Norske Spitsbergen Kulkompani.

10 Øre. 1939/40. No. 3994. Green value at center, Value in gray on back. Store Norske is a Norwegian, state-owned mining company involved in coal production in Spitsbergen. Good VF. Rare and quite nice for issue. $200-250

1035 Great Britain. New Malden, Surrey. Bradbury,

1030 Sweden. Sveriges Riksbank. Pair of 50 Kronor. 1953.

P-35af. Svea seated lower right; Gustav V Vasa portrait center back. Consecutive numbers. Uncirculated. [2] $60-90

1036 Great Britain. New Malden, Surrey. Bradbury,

1031 Yugoslavia. WWII. Monetary Bank of Slovenia. 6,294

Lir. (1944). P-S118. Green, handwritten denomination. Stamped top right and left and center middle. Good VF. $60-90

Wilkinson & Co., Ltd. “50”. Advertising note. Green and multicolor. Woman in circular frame at center. “POSTAGE STAMPS, BONDS AND ALL MONETARY DOCUMENTS” below. Head office and works on the green back. Uncirculated. From the Collection of John Herzog. $300-500

Wilkinson & Co., Ltd. Uniface specimen of the back of an advertising note. Black. Head office and works. From the Collection of John Herzog. $100-150

1032 One Dozen World Banknotes. Includes Ireland. Central

Bank, One Pound 1975. Unc., Latvia. 10 Latu 1937 (P-29a). EF-AU; Australia. 10 Shillings (1953-60). Fine, Luxembourg. 20 Frang, 1943. EF, Poland. 500 Zlotych 1948. Specimen (P-140s). Unc.; and other notes from France, Spain, South Africa, Syria, Costa Rica and Iran, VG-Unc. [12] $90-120

1033 Small group of European banknotes. Includes: Germany.

Weimar . Reichsbanknote. 500 Milliarden Mark. 1923. P-124a. EF; 50 Reichsmark. 1924. P-177. Fine; Gibraltar One Pound. 1975. P-20. Uncirculated; Yugoslavia. 1000 Dinara. 1931. P-29. With VERIFICATO stamps 2x on front. EF-AU; Portugal. 2500 Reis. 1909. P-107. VG; also Russian Central Asia. Khiva (Khorezm). 50 Rubles. AH 1341 (1922). P-S111. VF. [6] $100-150

1037 Great Britain. London. Waterlow & Sons.

“50”. Advertising note specimen with three jumbo margins. Plum. London Wall type. Ship, seated female, left. “MANUFACTURERS OF BANK NOTES, BONDS, STAMPS, AND ALL OTHER HIGH CLASS SECURITIES, POSTAGE STAMP PRINTERS AND CONTRACTORS TO THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.” Two women on the back. Uncirculated. Traces of very light age toning. Ex R. M. Smythe, December 2005, lot 1226R; From the Collection of John Herzog. $300-500

1034 Mix of World Paper Money. Includes French 5 and

10 Francs, 1924. EF; 1935 50 Francs (P-81), About VF; Sino-Scandinavian Bank 20 Cents 1925 and various European, Asian and Latin American notes, mostly ca. WWI-WWII eras, some later; also 1936 French bond. A smattering of the WWII issues with tape remnants. About VG-EF. [Approx.110] $60-90

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Colonial Notes 1038 Connecticut Small Change Bills and Other Colonial

and Continental Items. Connecticut. Oct. 11, 1777. All with slash cancels. Two Penc, blue, EF; Three pence, white(2 pcs.), VF, EF; Three pence, blue(2 pcs.) both EF or so; Four pence, blue, Uncirculated; Continental Currency, Jan. 14, 1779 $35, Fine, rounded corners; Maryland. Aug. 14, 1776 $2/3, About Fine. [8] $200-300

1043 Pennsylvania.

1039 Pair of Colonial Notes Printed by Benjamin Franklin.

Pennsylvania. May 1, 1760. Fifty shillings. No.3459. Red and black. “Printed by B. FRANKLIN.” Fine details, rounded corners, soft paper, repaired fold split, but all details, including the Franklin imprint, are clear; Delaware. June 1, 1759. Twenty shillings. “Printed by B. FRANKLIN.” Fine details, rounded corners, soft paper, repaired fold split, but all details, including the Franklin imprint, are clear. [2] $200-300

1040 A Trio of Pennsylvania March 20, 1771 Notes.Ten,

fifteen, and twenty shillings. All three Very Fine details, but with repairs, rounded corners, edge splits, or trimmed into the borders. Only 6,000 of each issued. [3] $75125

April 10, 1775. Fifty shillings. No.3014. Red and black. Work house. Uncirculated. Premium paper quality, and if the margins were a bit more generous, a Gem designation would be a certainty. $750-1,250

1044 Pair of Colonial and Continental Pairing. Maryland.

December 7, 1775, $2. No.11588. MD-86. VF or so, trimmed to the borders, and the corners are rounded; Continental Currency. Sept. 26, 1778. $40. CC-84. All-seeing eye. VF. Pinholes and rounded corners. [2] $75-125

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1045 CSA. T-31. $5. 1861. Cr. 244. PF-1. No.16128.

B. Five women. Red underprint. Southern Bank Note Company. Red serial numbers, and perhaps the lowest reported thus far. Fine. Cut out cancelled at the bottom. $200-300

1041 Pennsylvania Colonial Assortment.

April 3, 1772. Two shillings six pence. No.27556. EF; April, 10, 1777. No.9735. Almost Uncirculated. Oct. 1, 1773. Fifty shillings. No.20776. VF-EF. April 29, 1781. One shilling six pence. No.4116. VF. Scarce in this grade. [4] $300-500

1042 Pennsylvania. April 3, 1772. One shilling. No.14645.

Almost Uncirculated. Full margins on both sides. Very crisp paper quality. The corner tips have some tiny bends. Nicer than examples we have seen with an Uncirculated designation. $100-150

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1051 Confederate Paper Money and Slave Document

1046 CSA. T-62. $1. 1863. Like PF-5. No.77753. B.

Clement Clay. Pink paper. 1st series. Period after right plate letter. Left plate letter too low. Fricke lists only H plate letters for this variety. Uncirculated. The signatures and serial number are a bit fuzzy. Full margins on sides. Light archival pencil notation on the back. Three examples of this variety came to light in this consignment, and to the best of our knowledge, there are no others. Not listed in Fricke. $150-250

1047 CSA. T-62. $1. 1863. Like PF-5. No.77753. B.

Grouping.T-39 $100 1862 Uncirculated, light teller handling; T-57 $50 1863 Fine; T-66 $20 1864 AU; T-67 $10 1864 VF-EF, mounted and framed; T-72 50 Cents AU(2 pcs.); Nicely matted colored print of Jefferson Davis; 1850 ALS concerning the sale of a nineteen-yearold slave named Washington; ALS dated Sept. 13, 1862 from Camp William, Louisiana, General Order No.25 mostly concerning health issues. [9] $175-250

1052 CSA Note Grouping. $5 1861 CT-36/278A. #170288.

Uncirculated. Also included are two $10 1864 examples in Fine, one trimmed in at right, and an 1863 50 Cents First Series VF-EF. [4] $150-200

Obsolete Currency

1053 Georgia. Milledgeville. State of Georgia $100. 1863.

Cr-1. Rattlesnake. Red overprint. Ten examples. Mostly Almost Uncirculated. [10] $300-500

1054 GA. Savannah. Civil War issue. 25 Cents. 1861 (Haxby

G100). VG.

$15-20

1055 Illinois. Nauvoo. Nauvoo House Association. $50.

1048 CSA. T-64. $500. 1864. Cr.489A. PF-1. Stonewall

Jackson. Light red. No.4305. Small serial numbers. Slight diagonal crease. AU-Uncirculated. $300-500

1049 CSA. T-64. $500. 1864. Cr. PF-2. Stonewall Jackson.

Pink. No.13308. VF-EF. Also included is a $50 T-66, Uncirculated. [2] $250-350

1050 CSA. T-64. $500. 1864.

No.28871. Very Fine 20. Apparent. Small Edge Tears; Minor Rust Stains on Back. $150-250

Feb. 11, 1841. (Rust 30) No.211. Three story building. Eagle in the left end panel. Signed by George Miller and John Snider. “...the Bearer is entitled to One Share, of the Capital Stock...Transferable by endorsement...” The small format, and ability to be transferred by endorsement indicates that these were utilized as a medium of exchange. E. Robinson’s Print, Nauvoo, Ill. Choice Uncirculated. From the Collection of John Herzog. $300-500

1056 Louisiana. New Orleans. Canal Bank. $50. Woman by

barrels. LA105-G48a. Very Choice New 64. Unissued remainder. $20-30

1057 New York. Bank of New York. $5. 1818. (C82)

No.641. Liberty & Justice flank New York state arms. Fine. From the Collection of John Herzog. $30-50

1058 New York. Bank of New York. $10. 1814. (C104)

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1059 New York. Bank of New York. $5. 1835. (C162)

No.1989. Liberty & Justice flank New York state arms. Fine. From the Collection of John Herzog. $30-50

1060 New York. Knickerbocker Bank. $5. 1850s. Proof

on India paper mouted on card. Buildings. Father Knickerbocker smoking a pipe. Bald, Adams & Co. Uncirculated. From the Collection of John Herzog. $150-200

1061 New York. Bank of New York. $1. 1860. (G242a) Red,

green, and black. Beehive. ONE outlined in red. Toppan, Carpenter, ABNCO. VG detail. From the Collection of John Herzog. $100-150

Proof on Card 1840 Bank of NY $300

1064 New York. East River Bank. $3. 1850s. (NY-1570

G10) Proof on India paper. Red tint. Faust, Guttenberg, Schoeffer. Girl with hand to forehead. Bald, Cousland & Co. PMG 62 Uncirculated. From the Collection of John Herzog. $250-350

1065 New York. New-York Loan Company. $10. Mar. 27,

1838. No.815. Women with wheat flank 10 in oval. Cherub rides a lion, “SECURITAS” below. Almost Uncirculated. From the Collection of John Herzog. $3050

1066 New York. Corporation of the City of New York. 12

1062 New York. Bank of New-York. $300. May 20, 1840.

(NY-1790 G182) Proof on card. No.3000. Young woman, eagle and shield. Eagle on globe below. Durand & Comp. EF. From the Collection of John Herzog. $750-1,250

1067 Bank

1063 New York. Mostly Bank of New York Check

Collection. 1820 to 1882. A large and often colorful grouping, with little duplication. Some with revenue stamps or imprinted revenues, some with metalic gold overprints, some higher denominations included. While the earlier examples are heavily pen cancelled, most of the later pieces are in very nice condition. All but three are from the Bank of New York. Must be seen, sold as is. From the Collection of John Herzog. [19] $150-250

of New York Contemporary Counterfeit Grouping. 1) $1 1819 C22, endorsed by Charles Bostwick, Justice of the Peace at New Haven, stating that Sam Wadsworth made oath that he received this counterfeit from Truman Bennit, post rider. VG. 2) $3 1817 C58a, VG detail but large pieces missing. 3) Similar, with the left end missing. 4) $3 1814 C62, VGF, pen cancels. From the Collection of John Herzog. [4] $80-120

1068 Pennsylvania. Allegany Furnace Note Assortment. 5

1/2 & 75 Cents. Both Dec. 26, 1814. (H58 & H62) H58 with Hope seated on a rock on the back. Fine detail, but with edge tears and splits; H62 with eagle. Signed by John Pintard. Contemporary counterfeit. Very Fine . T & W Mercien, Print. From the Collection of John Herzog. [2] $50-75

Cents, 10 Cents, 25 Cents, 50 Cents(2 pcs.). All printed in brownink. Uncirculated. The 25 Cents example has a repaired tear, and one of the 50 Cents examples has some tape residue. [5] $40-60

1069 Pennsylvania.

Pittsburgh. $100 Merchants and Manufacturers Bank of Pittsburgh. Proof on Card. Orange and black. Iron workers. Bald, Cousland. Folded in half, causing numerous fine vertical folds at the center. $100-150

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1070 Pennsylvania. Bank of Pittsburgh Scrip Note 1815

Trio. 6 1/4, 12 1/2, and 50 Cents. All three AU to Uncirculated, with mounting remnants confined to the backs. All unissued, punch cancelled. These are rarely seen. [3] $50-75

1071 New York, New York. Crimean Bank $100. Castle in

ruins. Advertising note for Romaine’s Crimean Bitters. No. 22 Walker Street. Oval in the right end panel with “CURES CONSTIPATION, DEBILITY, HEAD ACHE, COLIC, FEVER & AGUE, EFFECTS OF LATE HOURS. Very Fine. $100-150

1075 VA. Chatham. Bank of Pittsylvania. $50. 1861. No.

1072 Rare and Early 1815 Advertising Note. Pennsylvania,

Pittsburgh. Empire of the W August 29, 1815. 12 1/2 Cents. “Vive l’Empereur. GOOD AS BEN BURTON. Vive notre Shaver.” “...the bearer shall receive twelve and a half cents, or be shaved in Imperial Style.” J. Tibbett. This note appeared as part of a newspaper. Very Good. Ex. Early American History Auctions, Lot 710, February 12, 2000. $100-150

1073 Pittsburgh Checks and Receipts, Railroad, Brewing

and Others. Over a hundred pieces, mostly different, many with vignettes and revenue stamps. Also included are three Treasurer of the State of Pennsylvania engraved drafts from the 1850’s, a protest from the Bank of Pittsburgh concerning an unpaid promissory note, and two indentures from the 1870’s. $100-150

1076 A Nice Group of Pennsylvania Obsoletes. Erie, $5

Bank of Commerce 1859, Fine, soiled on back; Similar, $10 1858, Fine details, hinge repairs; Pittsburgh, $5 Merchants and Manufacturers Bank 1847, About Good, pieces mssing; Warren, $5 Lumbermens Bank 1835, VG; Warren, $5 North Western Bank 1860, green, Fine, stain. [5] $40-60

1077 SC. State of South Carolina. $5. Columbia. March 2

1872. Vignette of General Marion’s Sweet Potato Dinner (Cr-5). Small diagonal crease. EF-AU. $50-75

1078 Virginia. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note. $50.

1074 Pair of Pittsburgh Advertising Notes. Beckham &

Long advertising note. $3. Farmer plowing, store at left. 127 Liberty St. & No.69 Allegheny. Architectural & farming implements. VF. Formerly Lot 562 from the Early American History Auction, June 27, 1998, where the note was described as “potentially unique” by the cataloger; Wm. Clayton & Son. Real estate and general agents. Horses and goat drink at a well. Building, left. Washington, right. AU, but trimmed into the borders. [2] $200-300

349. Green overprint. Fieldhand turns grinding wheel. Three women. American Bank Note Company. VF. $150-250

1862. (Cr.7). No.2194. Red orange overprint. Governor Mason. Three women. Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C. Uncirculated. Light teller handling. $100-150

1079 Desirable Virginia Check Selection. Alexandria: Burke

& Herbert Banking & Exchange Office 18701873, 1875; First NB of Alexandria(2); Lynchburg: Banking House of Miller & Franklin 1874; Roanoke: Blair J. Fishburne 1910 and others. Most with nice vignettes, some with revenue stamps. Should be seen. Sold as is. [21] $25-50

1080 Southern Paper Money Assortment. $5 State of

Louisiana 1862 Fine; $20 Canal Bank 1840s, three women, Unc. remainder; State of North Carolina $5 1863 harbor scene, Uncirculated; Tennesee, Nashville $5 Central Bank, Battle of New Orleans, Fine; $20 Bank of Virginia 1849 About Fine; 50 Cents City of Richmond 1862 VG. [6] $100-150

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1087 Connecticut.

1081 Connecticut. Bridge Port Incorporated Paper Money

Assortment. 25 Cents 1837 About Fine; Similar, “12 Wall Street” lower right, About Fine, small edge split repaired; $1 1837 About Fine; $2 1837 About Fine, small hole cancel. [4] $150-250

1088 A Nice Assortment of Connecticut Obsolete Bank

1082 An Interesting Pair of Spurious Connecticut Obsolete

Notes. Bridgeport, Farmers Bank $2 1840, CT-45-S5a, semi-nude women, VF+; New Haven, Tradesmens Bank $1 1861, CT-305 S5, woman and wheat, VF, small edge split, crushed corner. [2] $60-90

1083 Connecticut. Fairfield. Fairfield Loan and Trust Co.

Stonington Bank Assortment. $1 1831 CT-415 G4, Unc. Partially prepared; $3 G24 Unc. Remainder; $5 1845 G36, chariot, Unc. Partially prepared; $10 1845 C44, sea chariot, VF, issued; $20 1845 G52 Unc. Partially prepared. [5] $175-250

50 Cents. 1837. Fully issued. No.1089. Horse, left. 1837 half dollar. Farmer plows. Rawdon, Wright & Hatch. Very Fine. $50-75

Notes. Danbury Bank $5 1845 CT-80 S10 Fine; Hartford, Connecticut River Banking Company $5 1845 CT-145 C52 Fine, pinholes; Exchange Bank, Hartford, $10 1837 CT-150 S25, Haxby Plate Note, VF; Hartford Bank $5 1830 CT-165 C204, Fine, pinholes; Phoenix Bank, Hardford $2 1842 CT-195 S-10 Fine, Haxby Plate Note; City Bank of New Haven $5 1837 CT-265 S15 VG, trimmed into the borders; New Haven Bank $2 1846 CT-290 G60, Fine details, trimmed into the borders, stain; New Haven Bank $5 1846 CT-290 G60, About Fine; New London Bank $1 1836 CT-315 C24, Fine details, corner repair; Stamford Bank $5 1845 CT405 C14, Sbout Fine, scuff marks; Tolland Bank $5 1841 CT-430 C48, Fine; Similar, $10 1832 G56, remainder, partially prepared, cut cancels, Haxby Plate Note. [12] $250-350

1089 District of Columbia. Pleasing Pair of Merchants

Bank of Alexandria Obsolete Bank Notes. $5, DC25 G18, man loads wagon, VF; $10 G22, VF-EF. Rarely found this nice. [2] $100-150

1090 Trio of Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company Notes. 1084 Connecticut. Fairfield. Fairfield Loan and Trust Co.

$1.25. 1837. Fully issued. No.340. Cherub on deer flanked by counters with 1 1/4. Two half dollars, and one quarter form the left end panel. Cow, right. Rawdon, Wright & Hatch. Very Fine. $100-150

1091 Another Trio of Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company

1085 Connecticut. Fairfield. Fairfield Loan and Trust Co.

$1.50. 1837. Fully issued. No.758. Deer flanked by counters with 1 1/2. Three half dollars. Girl with wheat, right. Rawdon, Wright & Hatch. Very Fine. $75-125

Washington, DC. All 1840. $5, $10, $20. UBSH. All AU-Uncirculated. The $20 trimmed slightly into the border at right. Patriotic scene on the $10. [3] $120-180

Notes. Washington, DC. All 1840. $5 AU, $10 AU, $20 VF-EF. UBSH. The $5 trimmed into the end panel at right. Patriotic scene on the $10. [3] $120-180

1092 Washington, D.C. Bank of the Metropolis Pairing.

Both 1844. $5 (DC-290 G40) Unissued, Almost Uncirculated; $10 (DC-290 G70) Fine-VF, fully issued, and rarely seen as such. Haxby Plate Note. [2] $120-180

1093 Georgia. Augusta. Augusta Insurance & Banking

1086 Connecticut. Fairfield. Fairfield Loan and Trust Co.

Company Assortment. $5 1840, GA-35 G20; $10 1837, G26; $10 1843, G28; $20 1836; G32; $20 1843, G36; $50 1837 G42; $100 1837, G50. Mostly Fine. [7] $200-300

$2. 1837. Fully issued. No.594. Farmer plows, center. Two silver dollars, left. Rawdon, Wright & Hatch. Very Fine. $75-125

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1094 Pleasing Pair of Indiana Obsoletes. Indianapolis,

By Authority of the State of Indiana $5 1856, for construction of the Wabash and Erie Canal. Five cherubs, Fine; Bank of Vincennes $5 1821, IN-665 G112, Unc. [2] $100-150

1101 Maryland. Baltimore. Baltimore Savings Institution

1095 Indiana. Indianapolis. Scarce Exchange Banking

House Pairing . $1 1840, also known as “Wood’s Bank,” early train passes 5 story building, Ceres, right, VF-EF; $2 1840, agricultural implements, wheat, F-VF. Full margins. Both are fully issued. Rarely seen. [2] $150-250

1102 Maryland.

1096 Maryland. Annapolis. Issuer unknown, presentable

to Joseph N. Fearson, Georgetown, D. C. $1. 1843. (2.8.5) Ships. Train. Two women, right. Horton, Balt. Very Fine. $50-75

1097 Maryland. Baltimore. High Grade Bank of Baltimore

Contemporary Counterfeits . $2 1842 MD-15 C28a AU; $10 1832 MD-15 C74 Uncirculated. MDF. [2] $80-120

1098 Maryland. Baltimore. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

Obsolete Currency Assortment. 12 1/2 Cents 1841 5.10.2 R-4 About Good, tiny internal splits; 25 Cents 1841 5.10.3 R-5 Fine, minor edge split; 50 Cents 1841 5.10.4 R-5 VG details, stains, repairs; $1 5.10.5 R-7 1/1/1840, Atlas carries globe, young Mercury, Fine, minor edge split, small stain and a minor edge split . [4] $125-175

1100 Maryland.

Baltimore. Nicer Baltimore Savings Institution 1840 Selection. 6 1/4 Cents 5.13.1 R-5 Fine; 6 1/4 Cents 5.13.4 R-4 Fine; 25 Cents 5.13.11 F-VF; 50 Cents 5.13.13 VF; $1 5.13.17 Fine, light bleed through from a military endorsement on the back; $1 5.13.18 R-4 Fine details, minor corner tip repairs; $1 5.13.19 Fine detail, trimmed into the top border. [7] $100-150

Baltimore. Assortment of Baltimore Obsolete Notes and Scrip. American Bank $5 1858 About Good, stains; Baltimore and Susquehanna Rail Road $100 1838 AU details, small holes in the left end panel; Central Savings Institution of Baltimore 6 1/4 Cents 5.23.1 R-5 VG details, split, rejoined; Commercial Bank of Baltimore $5 1838 5.38.5S Fine; Commercial & Farmers Bank of Baltimore 5.39.19C Fine details, repair; Farmers and Merchants Bank $5 1845 5.64.17S R-7 Fine; Franklin Bank of Baltimore $5 1845 5.75.20C Fine, stains; Mayor and City Council of Baltimore 6 1/4 1837 VG; Western Bank of Baltimore $5 5.167.7C R-5 VG details,repaired, mounting remnants; A. Sternberg 5 Cent Good For AU, mounting remnant. [10] $100-150

1103 Maryland. Baltimore. City Trust Savings Institution

1840 Trio. 12 1/2 Cents 5.30.3 R-5, ships, Spanish coin, Fine; 25 Cents 5.30.5 R-3, woman, Fine, pinholes and light stain; 50 Cents 5.30.7 R-5, ships, Fine. [3] $75-125

1104 Maryland. Baltimore. J. M. Clark, Museum Buildings

1099 Maryland. Baltimore. Baltimore Real Estate Savings

Institution 1840 Grouping. 12 1/2 Cents 5.11.3 R-4, Good details, repairs; 25 Cents 5.11.5 R-4 VG, pinholes; 25 Cents 5.11.6 R-3 Fine details, very minor repairs; 50 Cents 5.11.8 R-3 Fine; $1 5.11.9 R-3 VG pinholes, About Fine(2), F-VF; $2 5.11.10 R-3 AU, pinholes, minor stains. [9] $100-150

1840 Assortment. 6 1/4 Cents 5.13.2 R-5 Good details but missing the left end; 12 1/2 Cents 5.13.5 R-4 VG-Fine, light stains; 12 1/2 Cents 5.13.6 R-4 details, repairs; 12 1/2 Cents 5.13.8 R-3 Fine; 25 Cents 5.13.9 R-3 Fine, light stains; 25 Cents 5.13.10 Fine; 50 Cents 5.13.14 Fine details, minor stains; $2 5.13.20 R-5 VG details, trimmed in a bit. [8] $80-120

Scrip Assortment. 6 1/4 Cents 5.33.3 Good, small body hole; 6 1/4 Cents 5.33.4 Re-Issued, Good, minor repairs; 12 1/2 Cents 5.33.6 Re-Issued, Good, minor repairs; 25 Cents 5.33.9 Good, minor repairs, pinholes; 25 Cents 5.33.10 VG, minor split; $1 5.33.18 R-4 Fine details, repairs; $2 5.33.19 R-5 Fine or so. [7] $100150

1105 Maryland. Baltimore. Exchange Office of S. L.

Fowler 1841 Grouping. 25 Cents(2) both About Fine, 50 Cents(2) About Fine, $1(5) AG to Fine, $2 Fine details, stain. [10] $120-180

1106 Maryland. Baltimore. A Nice Bank of Maryland

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Offering. $5 1832 MD-95 G36 woman with wheat, Fine; $5 G40 woman with children , VF; $5 G44 man with cattle, VF; $10 G52 woman flanked by 1 and 0, Fine; $20 G60 woman and man flank 20 in shed, Fine, minor repair; $50 G68 woman flanked by 5 and 0, About Fine. [6] $200-300

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1107 Maryland. Baltimore. Trio of Baltimore Merchants

Scrip Notes. Banking House of I. J. Cohen1838 5.35.2 R-6 Fine, slightly rough at the top; (Store of) N. U. Chafee $1 1840 5.24.6 R-3 Fine; Exchange Office of T. T. Tucker and Brothers 1840 5.175.2 R-6 Fine details, pinholes and internal splits. [3] $100-150

1114 Maryland. Baltimore. Tide Water Canal Trio. $1

5.156.5 Fine details, small body hole; $2 5.156.7 Fine; $3 5.156.9 Fine. [3] $50-75

1115 Maryland. Baltimore. Quartet of Baltimore Scrip

Notes. Western Franklin Savings Institution 6 1/4 Cents 5.168.1 VG detail, split in one of the signature blocks;Similar, 25 Cents 5.168.4 R-6, About Good., Western Mechanics’ Savings Institution 12 1/2 Cents 5.169.3 R-7 Good, corner repair; Similar $3 5.169.19 R-7 Fine, minor pinholes. [4] $100-150

1116 Maryland. Baltimore. (Office of ) E. T. J. Woodward.

$1. June 27, 1840. (6.1.5) No.65. Cattle outside of a building. R-7. F-VF. $100-150

1117 Maryland. Cumberland. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 1108 Maryland. Baltimore. (Store of ) H. Hughes . 12 1/2

Cents. June 5, 1840. (5.95.3) No.320. Horses pull canal barge. Spanish coin. R-7. Almost Uncirculated. Plate note. $100-150

1109 Maryland. Baltimore. Mechanics Savings Fund Scrip

Note Assortment. 6 1/4 Cents 5.125.3 R-6 Fine; 12 1/2 Cents 5.125.5 R-5 VF. Both with ships; 25 Cents 5.125.7 R-5 coin note VG details, small body hole; 25 Cents 5.125.9 R-5 VG; 50 Cents 5.125.11 R-5 Fine detail, trimmed into the ends; 50 Cents 5.125.12 R-6 Fine, mounting remnants. [6] $200-300

1110 Maryland.

Baltimore. Patapsco Savings Fund Selection. 6 1/4 Cents 5.133.1 R-4 About Fine, pinholes; 12 1/2 Cents 5.133.3 Fine details, small internal splits; 25 Cents 5.133.4 VF details, minor internal splits; 25 Cents 5.133.4 VF, pinholes; 50 Cents 5.133.5 (2 pcs.), both Fine; $1 5.133.6 Fine, pinholes; $2 5.133.7 R-5 VF, pinholes, small body split; $3 5.133.8 R-6 Fine details, stain. Note: the internal splits may be cancels. [9] $100-150

1838 R-7 George G. McPherson Scrip Assortment. 6 1/4 Cents 24.9.1 eagle, Franklin, Franklin, Almost Uncirculated; 12 1/2 Cents 24.9.2 agricultural implements, Franklin, Franklin, Almost Uncirculated; 25 Cents 24.9.3 ships, cotton, Washington, Franklin Almost Uncirculated; 50 Cents 24.9.4 eagle, Washington, Franklin, VF-EF; 75 Cents 24.9.5 agricultural implements,Washington, Franklin, VF-EF; $1 24.9.6 woman with plow, Washington, EF-AU. [6] $400-600

1111 Maryland. Baltimore. Office of Russell Reynolds.

12 1/2 Cents. June 1, 1840. (5.140.2) No.12. Tree. S. Sands, Printer. VF. $100-150

1112 Maryland. Baltimore. Russel Reynolds. 12 1/2 Cents.

June 1, 1840. (5.140.2) No.12. Small tree near the center. “S. SANDS, Printer” in the left end panel. R-7. Very Fine. $150-250

1113 Maryland. Baltimore. (Store of ) William Ridgaway.

12 1/2 Cents. May 2, 1840. (5.141.2) No.358. Woman seated. Spanish coin, left. Printer, Murphy. About Fine. $100-150

1118 Maryland. Dickerson’s X Roads. (Store of ) James

M. and E. H. Fooks. 25 Cents. Nov. 9, 1841. (37.1.3) No.40. Sailing ship. Sailor, left. Battle monument in Baltimore, right. Very Fine. $150-250

1119 Maryland. Emmitsburg. Corporation of Emmitsburg

1841 Scrip Pairing. 50 Cents 44.1.11 Fine, trimmed slightly into the right end; $1 44.1.14 Fine. Both R-5. Both with the town spelled with one T. [2] $75-125

1120 Maryland. Frederick. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal

Company Obsolete Paper Money Assortment. $5 23.2.1 1841 medallion heads flank seated woman, Jacob Markell handwritten, AU; Similar, 23.1.2 Jacob Markell engraved, VF; $10 23.1.3 Declaration of Independence, Markell handwritten, Uncirculated, minor rust spots; Similar, 23.1.4 1841 Markell engraved, Uncirculated; $20 23.1.5 Markell handwritten, Uncirculated; Similar, 23.1.6 Markell engraved, Fine. All 1840 unless otherwise mentioned. [6]

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1121 Maryland. Frederick. (Bank of Westminster, Frederick

Branch). 12 1/2 Cents. Sept. 11, 1841. (51.13.4) Wheat and farm implements. Washington, left. Medallion heads and 12, right. Printed at the Herald Office. VF-EF. $100-150 1122 Maryland. Frostburg. George H. Krebs. ONE DOLLAR across the center. $1 in the end panels. Krebs was a coal, real estate and lumber dealer. Fine. $75-125

1127 Maryland. Hagerstown. Washington County Savings

1128 Maryland. Harford County. Deer Creek Works

1123 Maryland. Greenfield Mills. A Large Selection of

1837 to 1838 Fredericktown Branch (of the Farmers Bank of Maryland) Scrip Notes. 25 Cents 57.1.1 wagon, Fine, CC; 25 Cents 57.1.2 VG, CC; 50 Cents 57.1.3 covered wagon, VG, CC; 50 Cents 57.1.4 About Fine, CC; $1 57.1.5 yellow paper, VG; $1 57.1.6 About Fine, CC; $1 57.1.7 About Fine, CC; $2 57.1.8 yellow paper, Fine, minor edge split; $2 57.1.9 covered wagon, VG; $2 57.1.10 Fine, CC; $3 57.1.11 yellow paper, Uncirculated; $5 57.1.13 mill with water wheel, VF, CC; $10 57.1.14 similar to last, VF, CC. Some are dark. Should be seen, sold as is. [13] $120-180

1124 Maryland. Hagerstown. Three Different Rare June

Institution. 12 1/2. 1837. (60.11.4) Spanish coin, left, “HAGERS-TOWN,” . Robinson. Fine. $100-150

Assortment of 1837 Scrip. 6 1/4 Cents 34.1.2 R-7 VF-EF, faint signature; 12 1/2 Cents 34.1.3 EF-AU; 25 Cents 34.1.4 Uncirculated, small repaired splt; 50 Cents 34.1.5 Uncirculated; $1 34.1.6 VF-EF; $2 34.1.7 AU, corner tip repair. [6] $200-300

1129 Maryland. Havre de Grace. O’Neal and Brother

Banking House. 1840. (63.6.1) No.917. $1 63.6.1 harbor, Washington and horse, right. Draper, Toppan. Fine. $75-125

1130 Maryland. Havre de Grace. Potomac Savings Fund

Pairing. 50 Cents 63.8.4 woman seated, 1840’s sailing ship, Fine, unissued; $1 63.8.5 two women flying, Fine, unissued, petty stains. [2] $75-125

20, 1840 Hagerstown Scrip Notes. 12 1/2 Cents 60.1.5 No.4861 covered wagon and cattle, Spanish coin, plate note, Fine; $1 60.1.10 covered wagon, VG; $1 60.1.11 man and maiden, Fine details, stain. [3] $150-250

1125 Maryland.

Hagerstown. Franklin Rail Road Company Assortment. 50 Cents 60.5.1 1840 tree with train beyond, Fine; 50 Cents 60.5.2 sailing ship, VG; $1 1840, 60.5.4 bridge VG; $1 60.5.6 1840 sailing ship, Fine; $5 60.5.8 raely encountered almost head on view of an early train, VG-F, signature across the vignette. [5] $75-125

1126 Maryland. Hagerstown. Farmer & Millers Bank of

Hagerstown and Hagerstown Bank Selection . $1 60.3.1 1842 women flank shield, VG; $1 60.3.4 1846 woman near barrel, Fine; $50 60.7.44 three cherubs and sail boat, Uncirculated remainder; $100 60.7.47 woman with eagle and shield, Uncirculated remainder. [4] $120-180

1131 Maryland. Lonaconing. (Store of) William Alexander.

10 Cents. August 15, 1837. (73.1.2) No.174. Reverse of US 10 Cents coin at center. R-7. Fine. $100-150

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Millington. Commercial Bank of Millington Selection. $5 83.1.2 1840 harvesting, VF, close at left; $5 83.1.3 1840 Poseidon’s chariot, Uncirculated; $10 83.1.6 1840 woman and Mercury, VF, some age toning; $10 83.1.7 woman, spindle, shield, Almost Uncirculated; $20 83.1.9 1829 women flank shield, Very Fine; $50 83.1.10 1840 train at wharf, Fine details, repaired split and minor stains. [6] $300-450

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1133 Maryland. Monocosy Mills. Frederick County. 12 1/2

Cents. July 27, 1841. (85.1.3) Eagle with E PLURIBUS UNUM banner. Inverted Spanish coin, right. Printer, Murphy. VG- Fine. $100-150

1134 Maryland.

Port Deposit. Susquehanna Bank Assortment. Mostly 1837. $1 102.11.1 women and bust of Washington, Fine; $2 102.1.2 two women, Fine; $3 102.11.3eagles and shields flank portrait, About Fine, pinholes, $5 102.11.4 women, wheat and shield, Fine, some stains on the back; $10 102.11.6 rear view of early train, Uncirculated, but trimmed just into the right border; $20 102.11.8 woman and spindle, Uncirculated unissued remainder. [6] $250-350

1135 Maryland.

Port Deposit. Susquehanna Bridge Assortment. 1830 to 1833. $5 102.12.12 seated women flank plate letter, Fine; $5 102.12.14 boats and bridge(2 pcs.), Fine, Fine with pinholes; $5 102.12.15 two women and shield, F-VF; $10 102.12.20 man and cow, About Fine, CC, pinholes; $10 102.12.21 three maidens, About Fine; $10 102.12.22 view of early train from the rear, F-VF, scattered pinholes; $20 102.12.26 eagle and shield, Fine; $20 102.12.27 Cere and child, Fine details, some graffiti, ink erosion and pinholes; $20 102.12.28 woman and spindle, VG-Fine, pinholes; $50 maiden, VG, stains, pinholes. [11] $300-500

1140 Massachusetts

Obsolete Grouping. Farmers & Mechanics Bank, South Adams Village, $1 1837, VG details, repaired tear; Similar $5 Fair, tears and small pieces missing; Berkshire Crystal Glass Works $5 1870s, VG; Eagle Bank $10 1836, Perkins plate Fair detail, in pieces, mounted; Boston - Merchants’ Bank $10 1852 Fine details, stains; State Bank $10 1836, Fine; Washington Bank $1 1830s, Fine, small hole; Similar, $2, Fine; Webster Bank $5 1853, VG details, hole; Roxbury Bank $5 1838Fine, stains on back; Commercial Bank, Salem, $2 1851, Fine; Agawam Bank, Springfield, $2 1853, Fine; Housatonic Bank, Stockbridge, $5 1857 VG, stamped COUNTERFEIT; Merchants Bank, Worcester, $1 1864, VF-EF, light mounting stains. [14] $150-250 1141 A Worthwhile Offering of Michigan Obsolete Notes. Barry, Farmers Bank of Sandstone $10 1838, Fine; Bank of Clinton $5 1837(2 examples), MI-105 G8, both Fine; Bank of Monroe $5 1836, MI-280 G28 Fine; Pontiac, Oakland County Bank - Bank of Central New York, Utica $5 1839, MI-345 G40a, VF, minor edge repair; Clinton Canal Bank at Pontiac $1 1837, MI-325 G2, Plate note, Fine; Bank of Ypsilanti $5 1836 (2 examples), MI-465 G8, both Fine, but one has a thin area. [8] $175-250

1142 Michigan. Monroe. River Raisin Obsolete Notes.

1136 Maryland. Redbrick. (Store of ) William C. Hoffman.

6 1/4. April 4, 1840. (51.10.7) No.3600. Wheat and farm implements. G-VG. $50-75

1143 Mississippi. Columbus. Trio of Columbus Life

1137 Maryland. Sykesville. W.N. Dorsey & Brother.

50 Cents. 132.1.6. 1840. No.1482. Barrel and farm implements. Plate note. Fine. $100-150

1138 Maryland. An Assortment of Frederick-Town Branch

Bank 1830’s and Other Maryand Notes. FrederickTown: 10 Cents 51.1.6 About Good; 57.1.12 $5, unissued remainder, CC, repairs; 51.1.19 50 Cents Fine, soiled; Port Deposit Loan 25 Cents 102.1.13 1837 VF, but with age spots; Ellicotts Mills: Patapsco Bank of Maryland 25 Cents 43.2.4 Fine detail, repairs; LibertyTown Savings Institution 72.2.5 1837 plate note, R-7, Fine detail, but stained and repaired; Williamsport: John H. King 25 Cents 152.2.1 1842, Fine, minor ink erosion. [7] $100-150

& General Insurance Company Notes. 25 Cents 1864, K5150b, Vulcan head, VF; 75 Cents 1864 K51542b, maiden head, printed on back of other notes, Unc.; $1 1862, K51531b, Fine or so, some bald spots. [3] $75-125

1144 A

Nice Grouping of New Jersey Obsoletes. Manufacturers Bank at Belleville $1 1838, Wait 11, Fine, pinholes; Similar $2 1839, Wait 138 R-6, Fine, small repaired split; Bridgeton, Cumberland Bank $1 1839, Fine; State Bank at Camden Near Philadelphia $1 1841, Wait 324, Fine; Protection & Lombard Society $1 1820, VF-EF, small tear; Peoples Bank of Patterson $5 1844, Wait 1909, VG with small hole cancels. $100-150

1145 Selection of Scarcer New Jersey Scrip Notes. Camden

1139 A Massachusetts Obsolete Bank Note Assortment.

Boston, State Bank $1 1849, Fine details, light stains; Tremont Bank $1 1850 Fine; Chelsea Bank $1 1836 VG; Northborough Bank 25 Cents Unc. Unissued; Northhampton Bank $5 1847, Fine; Roxbury Bank $1 1837, woman with rake; Similar, Liberty & Justice; Similar $5 F-VF; Springfield Bank 10 Cents, Fine. [9] $200-300

Bank of River Raisin $1 1843, MI-285 G40 VG-Fine; $2 1841, G28, VG; $1 1844, G42, VG; $2 1844, G46, Fine; River Raisin & Lake Erie Rail Road $1 1836, VF, slit cancel. [5] $100-150

Patent Leather Factory 25 Cents 1844, dog with key and safe, Wait 290 R-7, Fine; Cedarville Button Factory $1 1830s, Justice sits on cornucopia, Wait 389 R-6, unissued, VF; Trenton, Mill Hill, John Whitaker $1 1837, Wait 1174, R-7 AU; Trenton, Phenix Manufacturing Co., 50 Cents(2), 1837, Wait 2356, both VF. [5] $175-250

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1146 An Early Quartette of New Jersey Obsolete Notes.

Hoboken Banking & Grazing $3 1827, VF; New Jersey Manufacturing & Banking $3 1828, man with sword on horseback, Fine; State Bank at Trenton $2 1824, George Washington bottom and right, Fine; Similar, 1822, women flank state arms, About Fine. [4] $75-125

1153 A Useful Assortment of New York Scrip Notes.

1147 New York. Albany. Bank of Albany. $5. 1836. (NY-30

C80a) No.433. Ship above shield flanked by Indian and farmer. MDF. Very Fine. $100-150

1148 New York. A Pleasing Assortment of Albany Obsolete

Notes. Bank of Albany $1 1841(2),Good details, pinholes and VF-EF, remainder. Both with a bull at the center. Unlisted in Haxby; Similar, $5 NY-30 S20, VFEF, remainder; Similar $5 1833, not in Haxby, Liberty & Justice flank shield, Fine details, small repaired edge split; Albany Exchange Bank $1 1843, NY-40 C2a, Fine, pinholes; Similar $5 1843 not in Haxby, VF, repaired edge splits; Commissioners of the Canal Fund 1837 $900 sight draft, AU; Canal Bank of Albany $1 1843, NY-45 G22F-VF; Mechanics & Traders Bank $5 1838, not in Haxby, cattle, woman seated, left, Fine detail, but pinholes and internal splits; New York State Bank $1 1838, NY-100 C46, About Fine, stains; Similar $3 1842, C180, Fine; Similar $5 1845, S5, Fine details, stains. [12] $275-350

1154 Assortment of New York Obsolete Paper Money.

1149 New York. A Nice Pair of Albany Obsolete Notes

With Altered Titles. Canal Bank $3 1841, river god, VF, some minor stains. Altered from the Globe Bank. Not in Haxby; Commercial Bank $3 1841, NY-60 A15, VF, altered from the Commercial Bank, Poultney, Vermont. [2] $100-150

1150 New York. Ithaca. Bank of Ithaca - New York Bank

Fund. $5. 1835 & 1836. (NY-1075 C6) Fully issued. Franklin, center, Washington, left. Rawdon, Clark & Co. Two are Fine, the other is VF with a small repaired hole cancel. [3] $75-125

Ballston Spa, E. E. Lee, 10 Cents H50, remainder, AU, natural paper wrinkles; Similar, 25 Cents H51, remainder, AU details, torn, repaired; Hancock, F. M. Wheeler, 10 Cents H6, Fine; Similar 25 Cents H8, Fine; New York City, 3 Cents H914, Broadway Bank, Rushtonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Drugs, Fine; NYC, Silverhorn, Butchers and Drovers Bank, 5 Cents H578, Fine; Northville, B. N. Lobdell, Fulton County Bank, 10 Cents H6 remainder, Unc; Similar, 25 Cents H8, Unc; Red Mills, Edward Livingston, 5 Cents H5 Fine; Rondout, Corporation Order, 5 Cents H5, Fine; Utica, W. O. McClure, 3 Cents H202 Fine. Also three other miscellaneous NY scrip notes, all impaired. [14] $120-180

Amsterdam, Farmers Bank $1 1843 NY-149 A5, About Fine; Similar $3 1840, NY-150 S10; VF-EF; Bank of Auburn $1 1837, NY-180 S5; Fine; Similar $1 1842, A5, Fine; Similar $2 1833, A10, Fine, pinholes; Similar $5 1830, C26, Fine details, internal repaired splits; Ballston Spa Bank $1 1845, NY-220 C2a, About Fine; Batavia, Farmers Bank of Genesee County, NY-225 C20, AU details, small repairs, pinholes; Binghampton, Broome County Bank $20 1846, NY-275 C20, Fine details, repaired tear; Similar $5 1832 C8, VF, light stains, pinholes; Buffalo, Commercial Bank $3 1840, NY-385 S5, VF-EF; Buffalo City Bank $5 1862, NY-365 C6, Fine details, small edge split; Hollister Bank of Buffalo $5 1853, VG; Clymer, Atlas Bank of New York $1 1847, NY-675 G2a, About Fine; New York City, American Art Union $5 Receipt, 1850, AU; Merchants and Mechanics Bank of Troy $5 1864, NY-2715 C72a, VG. Also included are two 50 Cents 1830s era scrip notes, one from John Hildreth, and one unissued. [18] $275-350

1151 A Trio of New York Counterfeit Obsolete Notes. New

York City, Franklin Bank $1 1819, Fine, pen cancels; Goshen, Bank of Orange County $5 1820 VF, stamped COUNTERFEIT; Sandy Hill, Washington & Warren Bank $2 1825, Fine, light stains, Fine, stains, stamped COUNTERFEIT. [3] $50-75

1152New York. New York City. Mathews & Bro., Druggists,

266 Grand Street. Card Money. Set of Three. 1,2 3 Cents on yellow card., All AU or so. [3] $50-75

1155 Ohio. Cleveland. Woodland Avenue Savings &

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Trust Co. $5. 1907. (OH-1125 5) Unissued. Red. CLEVELAND CLEARING HOUSE ONLY in the left end panel. BE CAREFUL NOT TO LOSE THIS CHECK in multiple languages on the back. Rarity 5 (1-5 known). This is the only example seen by this cataloger. Uncirculated. $75-125

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1156 Quartet of Ohio Obsoletes. State Bank of Ohio,

Harrison Branch, Cadiz $1 1858, Fine details, tear; Cincinnati, Union State of Mississippi $5 1872, Cr.50, VF, hole cancel; Bank of Exchange, $5 1839, OH-120 G8, F-VF; Bank of Circleville $5 1852, Fine; Miamisburg, Washington Bank $2 1840, OH-295 G4, Fine details, repairs; Manhattan Bank . [4] $80-120

1162 Assortment of Pennsylvania Obsolete Bank Notes.

1157 Ohio. New London. H. H. Robinson Unissued

Remainder Assortment. 5 Cents, 50 Cents, $1 and $2. All with a three-story building at the center. A woman stands in the left end panel of the higher denominations. All AU-Unc. [4] $100-150

1163 Vermont. Bank Note Assortment. Bank of Bennington

1158 Ohio. Selection of Cincinnati and Worthington

Obsolete Notes. Cincinnati, Farmers & Mechanics Bank $5 1818, Fine; Similar $10 1817, men rowing, Fine; Post Note payable to James Monroe, Unc. Remainder; Worthington, 12 1/2 and 50 Cents, 1819 & 1820, Fine. Both are Fine, and fully issued. [5] $100-150

Allentown, Northhampton Bank $10 1839 German Text, Fine details, corner damage; Bank of Chambersburg $5 1859 VG-Fine; Harrisburg Bank $5 1853 H.148-18 VG, stains; Moyamensing Corporation Loan $3 1837 About Fine; Bank of Montgomery County $10 1854 H. 2816, VG; Philadelphia, Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania $10 1830 H.305-202 Fine; Philadelphia, Manual Labor Bank $1 1830s, Unc. Remainder; Bank of Pennsylvnia $10 1833 C96 Fine, small hole cancel; Towanda Bank $1 1841 Fine details, stains on back. [9] $300-500

$5 1821 VT-10 G10 Fine, pinholes; Bennington County, E. M. Thompson $5 1874 Fine; Bank of Burlington $2 1843. [2] $50-75

1159 Ohio. Bank Note Assortment. State Bank of Ohio,

Harrison Branch, Cadiz $1 1858, Fine details, tear; Cincinnati, Union Bank of Exchange, $5 1839, OH-120 G8, F-VF; Bank of Circleville $5 1852, Fine; Miamisburg, Washington Bank $2 1840, OH-295 G4, Fine details, repairs; Manhattan Bank $2 1837, OH-260 G16, About Fine, small hole cancel; Marietta, Ohio River Bank $5 1838, Fine; Bank of Norwalk $1 1844, VG; Bank of Sandusky $1 VG details, corner missing; Similar, $5 1848 Fine. Also included are three 5 Cents City Order of Cleveland scrip notes, Fine or so, with one trimmed in a bit, and an unissued scrip note from Cincinnati, 1818, Unc. [13] $250-350

1164 Vermont.

1165 Vermont. Scrip Note Assortment. St. Johnsbury,

1160 Desirable group of Early Pennsylvania Obsoletes.

Marietta & Susquehanna Trading Co. $20 1818, PA-270 G34, VF; New Salem, Bank of Fayette County $1 1816, PA-360 G16, Fine; F-VF; Philadelphia, Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania $10 1824, PA-410 C68, Fine; Similar, $10 1836, C72 Fine; Farmers and Mechanics Bank $10, PA-430 G30, AU, minor pinholes; Philadelphia Bank $10 1819, PA-485 C150, F-VF. [5] $250-350

S. Randall - Bank of Caledonia 3 Cents, Coulter 14, Fine; Northfield, Northfield Bank, Orcutt & Page - the Northfield Bank, 10 Cents and 25 Cents, both Fine; Wells River, Bank of Newbury 10 Cents & 25 Cents, unissued remainders, both Unc. [5] $100-150

1166 Lower Grade Central States Obsolete Assortment.

1161 Pennsylvania.

A Large Selection of 1837 Era Philadelphia Scrip Notes. Corporation Loans 10 Cents(2) and $1; Girard Loan 5 Cents; Manual Labor Bank 5, 12 1/2, 25 and 50 Cents; Loan of May 11, 1837 10 & 25 Cents; Mayor, Alderman and Citizens 10(2) & 25 Cents; Mechanics & Tradesman Loan 50 Cents; Philadelphia City Savings 10 Cents; Philadelphia Loan Company 6 1/4 Cents, 12 1/2 & $2; Philadelphia Savings Institution 25 Cents Unc; Schuykill Savings Institution 6 1/4 & 25 Cents. Most are VG-Fine, some with minor stains. [21] $250-350

Salisbury. Vermont Glass Factory Cashier of the Farmers Bank, Troy. $1. 1814. Contemporary counterfeit. No.103. Glass factory. About Fine. $100-150

Illinois: Bloomington, La Fayette Bank $5 1858, IL-65 G8a; La Salle, Illinois Rock River Railroad Company $2 1841 . Indiana: Brookville Branch Bank 1818 50 Cents; BrookvilleBank of Vincennes $2 1819; Terre Haute, State Bank of Indiana $10 1850. Michigan: Clinton Bank $1 1837; Detroit, Bank of Michigan $1 1837; Marshall, Calhoun County Bank $5 1837; Palmyra, Lenawee County Bank $5 1837; Bank of Ypsilanti $1 1837. Ohio: Chillicothe, Wm. R. Drury 1838 6 1/4 Cents; Cincinnati, Miami Exporting Company $5 1839; Bank of Circleville $10 1840; Medina, Ohio Land Company $3 1838; Munroe Falls Manufacturing Co. $5 1838. [15] $120-180

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1167 New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania lower grade

Obsolete Assortment. New Jersey: Manufacturers Bank at Belleville $1 1838; Bridgeton, Cumberland Bank $1 1840; Jersey City, Jersey Bank $2 1826; City Bank 5 Cents 1862; City of Newark 10 Cents 1862; People’s Bank of Paterson $2 1840. New York: Angelica, Allegany County Bank $2 1840, plate note; Batavia, Exchange Bank of Genessee $5 1854; Buffalo; Merchants’ Bank $5 1844, not in Haxby; Chester Bank, $5 1862; Bank of Coxsackie $5 1862; Keeseville, Essex County Bank $5 1848; Bank of Owego, $5 1862; Syracuse, Bank of Rondout $10 1856; Syracuse, Onondaga Bank $5 1856; Union Bank of Troy $5 1859. Pennsylvania: Borough of Harrisburg $3 1838; Borough of Mechanicsburg 12 1/2 Cents 1843; Towanda Bank $1 1841; Philadelphia, Bank of Pennsylvania $10 1833; Philadelphia Bank $5 1856; $10 1832; Mechanic & Tradesmens Loan company 1837 10 Cents; Reading, Berks County Bank $5 1841. Most are contemporary counterfeit. All are impaired in some way - stained, torn, pieces missing, etc. Some may be possible candidates for professional restoration. Should be seen, sold as is. [25] $175-250

1170 An Assortment of Southern Obsolete Paper Money

1171 Quartet of Southern Notes. State of Missisippi $5

1870 Cr.50 AU, hole cancel; Misissippi & Alabama Rail Road $10 MS-25 G126 1836, About Fine, edge split; Similar $25 Leggett 26d VF, some ink erosion; Bank of Port Gibson $10 Leggett 4, About Fine details, repair. [4] $40-60

1172 Lot of lower grade Southern Obsoletes. Georgia:

1168 Northeast Obsolete Grouping of lower grade notes.

Connecticut: Bridgeport, The Connecticut Bank $5 1845; Danbury Bank 1854 $1; Fairfield Loan & Trust Company 1837 $1; Hartford, State Bank check, 1886; Maine: Ellsworth, Hancock Bank $2 1854; Portland, Exchange Bank $5 1835. Massachusetts: Boston, Washington Bank $2 1840; Suffolk Bank $5 1819; Union Bank $1 1853; Leicester Bank $5 1833. Rhode Island: Fall River, Pocasset Bank $2 1859; North Scituate $1 1849; Providence, Bank of America $1 1852; Westerly, Phenix Bank $5 1854. Vermont: Bank of Bennington $10 1834; Bank of Burlington $2 1843; Middlebury, State Bank $1 1808; Similar, 50 Cents; Salisbury, Vermont Glass Factory $1.25 1815; Westminster, Vermont State Bank 50 Cents 1808. [20] $120-180

and Others. Georgia: Bank of Augusta $4 with dates and signatures added later, otherwise Unc; Similar, $3 1836 GA-30 G50 AU; Kentucky: Macon, Manufacturers’ Bank $2 1864 VF; Frankfort Bank $1 1846, VF remainder, questionable signatures; Lexington, Kentucky Insurance Company $1 1817 About Fine; Newport Lyceum $1 1837 Good; Virginia: James River and Kanawha Company $5. AU, unissued remainder, light age toning. [7] $100-150

Augusta, Mechanics Bank $20 1842; $50 1843; $100 1850; Bank of Augusta $20 1836, alligator; $20 1858 women flank shield; Savannah, $5 Bank of the State of Georgia, branch at Eatonton 1845; Planters’ Bank of the State of Georgia $2 1862. Also included are four Georgia scrip notes. Kentucky: Newport, Bank of Kentucky $2 1852. Maryland: Baltimore Savings Institution 50 Cents 1840. North Carolina: Greensborough, Mount Hecla Steam Mills 50 Cents 1837. South Carolina: Columbia, Exchange Bank $20 1859. Virginia: Alexandria, Merchants Bank $10 1815; Similar $1 1815; Richmond, Bank of Virginia $20 1849; Similar $2 1861; Similar $5 1851; Farmers Bank of Virginia $2 1841. All are impaired in some way - stained, torn, pieces missing, etc. Some may be possible candidates for professional restoration. Should be seen, sold as is. [21] $50-75

1169 New England Obsolete Bank Note Selection. Maine,

Portland, Bank of the Georgia Lumber Company $1 1845 , deer, Fine; Similar, $3, woman and eagle, Fine; Massachusetts, Pittsfield, Berkshire Bank $10 1806, Fine; Rhode Island, Bank of Bennington $5 1837, Fine; Burrillville Bank $1 1831, VG; Providence, State Bank $1 1857, Fine. [5] $150-250 1173 Bank of the United States. Louisville branch. $5.

1828. (C412) No.5757. Eagle stands on shield. Fine-VF. $150-250

1174 Bank of the United States. Pittsburgh branch. $5.

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1175 Bank of the United States. Pittsburgh branch. $5.

1830. (C708) Eagle stands on shield. Fine.

$75-125

1184 Massachusetts. Revere. $10. 1890s. Advertising note.

1176 Bank of the United States. Pittsburgh branch. $10.

1830. (C714) No.5128. Eagle stands on shield. Fine. $75-125

1177 Bank of the United States. Pittsburgh branch. $10.

1185 North Missouri Railroad Advertising Notes. Train.

1830. (C714) No.3425. Eagle stands on shield. F-VF. $100-150

1178 Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Bank of the United

States. $10. 1834. No.6317. Eagle stands on shield. VG-F. $75-125

“50” in top corners.” GREAT CENTRAL U.S. MAIL ROUTE TO THE W” Green back with map. V-1780 (3 examples), VF, VF with stain on back, Fine, soiled; Nord Missori Eisenbahn. “40” in top corners. Map, green back. Fine details, holes. [4] $100-150

1186 Colorful Advertising Note Assortment. Maryland,

1179 Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Bank of the United

States. 10,000 Francs. 1837. No.988. Eagle on top of shield. Second of Exchange sight corresponding firm is Hossinques & Co. in

Admiral Dewey, “HERO OF MANILA.” Battleship Olympia. On the back, “The Thurston Café.” Fine fish dinners. Two cartoon-style illustrations. EF, very small edge repair. Scarce. $50-75

facing left, draft. The Paris. AU. $75-125

New Midway, Rose Jelly Company, roses and birds, Unc.; New York City, Egyptian Hair Coloring, George W. Southwick, Vlack 3265 (2 examples), Columbia statue, left. Red and green. Both EF, with repaired splits; Centaur Bank, wonderful green back with centaurs and volcanos (2 examples), AU, VF details with pinholes and stains. Also included is a 10 Cent Summit County Bank note used as a souvenir for a 1950 New England Numismatic Society Show, Unc; a contemporary illustration of an 1845 U.S. Treasury bond on newspaper print, Fair, backed; and a Treasurer of the State of Pennsylvania 1843 engraved draft, VF. [8] $150-250

1187 Advertising

1180 Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Bank of the United

States. 248 14/100 Glds. 1832. No.40. Eagle facing left, on top of shield. Third of Exchange sight draft. The corresponding firm is Hope & Co. in Amsterdam. Signed by N. Biddle. Very Fine. $100-150

1181 Trio of Bank of the United States Contemporary

Counterfeits. Virginia, Norfolk, $5 1827, C668, VF details, heavy pen cancels, SENC; Rhode Island, Providence, $5 1830, C828, Fine details, dark toning, repaired stains; Similar, $10 1830, C680, VF details, stains. [3] $150-250

1188 Bank Note Vignette Sample Pages. Three intaglio

printed pages containing over 75 different bank note vignettes that appear to be from the 1830 or 1840s by style. Subjects include whaling, classical allegories, an elephant, trains, ships and more. Very Fine, and suitable for framing. $150-250

1182 Louisiana. New Orleans. Bank of the United States.

Notes on the Backs of Facsimile Confederate Bank Notes. Massachusetts, Cambridgeport, Fowler & Payne, cleansing, dyeing and repairing, on green paper, Unc.; Massachusetts, Springfield, Kurtzmann Piano, green and black, VF; New York, Hornellsville, Preston’s Braided, Barbless Fence Wire, all red back, horse and fence, VF, tear; New York, Carthage, D. F. Ross, furniture, carpets and oil cloths, bicycles, Unc.; Ohio, Cincinnati, Frank Smith’s Loan Office, VF details, internal splits, repaired; New York, Morristown, Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills, Herman Koch, sole agent, Unc.; Pennsylvania, Arendtsville, H. P. Mark’s Furniture Store, on green paper, Unc.; Cooley Brothers’ Bershire Pants (unknown location), EF, stain. [8] $150-250

$496.28. 1834. No.280. Eagle facing left. Second of Exchange. The corresponding bank is the Boston branch. Engraved and printed by FDU. EF. $75-125

1183 Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Bank of the United

States. 10,000 Pounds. 1841. No.373. Classical building. Second of Exchange. The corresponding bank is Morrison & Sons, London. VF-EF. $75-125

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Federal Currency

Small Size U.S. Currency

Legal Tender Notes

1189 Fr.39. $1. Legal Tender. 1917.

PCGS Very Fine 25.

1198 $2 Small Size Legal Tender Grouping. 1953C*

No. R48579799A. $40-60

1190 Fr. 39. $1 1917 Legal Tender. Fine.

$50-75

1199 Original Bank Wrapped Pack of 100 x 1957 Silver

1191 Fr.60. $2. Legal Tender. 1917.

No. D47500612A. PCGS Very Fine 20 Apparent. Pinholes at Left; Small Paper Pulls on Back. $40-60

Fr.1512* Unc.(2 pcs.); 1963 Fr.1513 EF(2 pcs.), Unc. (98 pcs.); 1963* Fr.1513* VF-EF. [103] $600-900

Certificates Including 44 Star Notes. A very well preserved pack, with many Choice and Gem Uncirculated examples. Should be seen. $500-750

1192 Fr.88. $5. Legal Tender. 1907. No. 96918371. CGA

Very Fine 30*.

$75-125

1200 Fr.2201-A. $500. Federal Reserve Note. 1934. No. 1193 Fr.293. $10. Legal Tender. 1886.

No. B8285123. PCGS Very Fine 20 Apparent. Partially Removed Writing in Ink on Face at Left; Small Rust Stains; Minor Discolorations on Back. $500-750

B00146693A. PCGS Extremely Fine 45. $750-1,250

Federal Reserve Notes 1194 Fr.851a. $5. Federal Reserve Note. 1914. New York

District. No. B64583875B. PCGS Very Fine 25PPQ. $60-90

1201 Fr.2212-G.

1934A.

$1,000. Federal Reserve Note. No. G00184677A. PCGS Very Fine 20. $1,200-1,400

1202 Mostly Small Size U.S. Currency Assortment. $2

1917 LT VG, corner missing. HAWAII $10 and $20, both Fine. North Africa $1 and $5 F-VF, the last with a light stain. $1 1928A Silver Certificate VF; $1 1934 SC(2 pcs.) Fine, AU; $5 1928D AU; The remaining examples are eleven assorted $2 red seals in various grades, seven $2 green seals in various grades, three $1 and two $5 Silver Certificates, two $5 red seals, a $10 Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank Note, About Fine, and a Santa Claus dollar. $200-300

1195 Fr. 862*. $5. Federal Reserve. 1914. Richmond Star

Note. No.E255341*. PCGS Very Fine 20. $500-750

1196 Fr.1187.

$20. Gold Certificate. 1922. No. K83477052. PCGS Very Fine 5 Apparent. Minor Mounting Remnants on Back; Contemporary Inscription on Face Left Margin. $75-125

1197 Large Size Currency Pair. 1) Fr.352 $1 Treasury Note

1891 Fine details, corner missing, graffiti. 2) Fr.225 $1 Silver Certificate 1896 Fine; Fr.914 $10 FRN 1914 VF; Fr.915A $10 FRN 1914 VF. [2] $275-350

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1208 Lower Grade Fractional Assortment Including an

Inverted Back. 5 Cent Fr.1230(3 pcs.), one with an inverted back; 50 Cents Fr.1112; 3 Cents Fr.1226; 25 Cents Fr.1307; 50 Cents Fr.1381. All with About Fine details, but impairments. The invert has pieces missing. [7] $75-125

National Bank Notes

1209 Pennsylvania. 1203 Fr.1918-E $1. Federal Reserve Note. 1993. Error.

No. E13628089C. PCGS Gem New 66PPQ. Overprint on back. $150-250

1204 $20. Federal Reserve Note. 1950C. Error. 50% of the

back is offset on to the front. No.D66359271B. Plate F. VF-EF. $40-60

Aliquippa. Ch.10951. Aliquippa National Bank. $5. 1902. PB. Fr.659. No.1783. Fine. Signatures faded. A second similar example is also included, missing the lower right corner portion. [2] $150-250

1210 Pennsylvania

Fractional Currency

1929 Nationals Assortment. $5 Aliquippa NB Ch10951, VF details, some glue residue and a small stain on the back; $20 Farmers NB of Beaver Falls Ch.4894 VF, some age toning; $10 Braddock NB Ch.2828, Fine; $20 Lehigh NB of Catasauqua Ch.8283, F-VF; $20 First NB at Pittsburgh Ch.252, VF, pencil notation on back; $10 Citizens NB of Washington Ch.3383, Fine. [6] $150-250

German National Bank of Allegheny 1875 Five Dollars

1205 Fr.1257. 10 Cents. Fourth Issue Fractional Currency.

Liberty. 40mm seal. Watermarked paper. PCGS Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ. $120-180

1206 Uncirculated Fractional Currency Assortment. First

Issue: 10 Cents Fr.1242; 25 Cents Fr.1282SP Narrow Margin Obverse; Third Issue: 10 Fr.1255 Cents Green Back, trimmed just into the left end; Fifth Issue: 10 Cents Fr.1265; 25 Cents Fr.1309(2 pcs), one with a corner pinhole. [6] $200-300

1211 Pennsylvania. Allegheny. Ch.2261. German National

Bank of Allegheny. $5. 1875. Fr.401. No.12002 / Z295833. Fine. Pinhole. $1,000-1,500

1207 Circulated Fractional Currency Assortment. First

Issue: 5 Cents Fr.1230 About Fine; 10 Cents Fr.1242 Fine; 25 Cents Fr.1281 AU; 50 Cents Fr.1312(2 pcs.) VF, VF-EF; Third Issue: 3 Cents Fr.1226(2 pcs.) VF, AU; 10 Cents Fr.1255 VF; 25 Cents Fr.1294 Fine; 50 Cents Fr.1362 EF; Fourth Issue: 15 Cents Fr.1267 VFEF; Fifth Issue: 50 Cents Fr.1380(2 pcs.) VF, AU. [13] $250-350 1212 Pennsylvania.

Arnold. Ch.11896. Arnold National Bank. $20. 1902. PB. Fr.659. No.4517 / M894169H. Fine. $250-350

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1213 Pennsylvania.

Kittanning. Ch.6127. National Kittanning Bank. $10. 1902. PB. Fr.624. No.15677 / X503059D. Fine. $100-150

AUTOGRAPHS AND HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS Selections from the John and Diana Herzog Collections

1214 Pennsylvania. Leechburg. Ch.5502. First National

Bank of Leechburg.$20. 1902. PB. Fr.659. No.13336. Fine. $100-150

1215 Pennsylvania. Manor. Ch.6456. Manor National

Bank. $20. 1902. DB. Fr.642. No.3161 / R498565AH. About Fine. $150-250

1219 Barton, Clara (December 25, 1821-April 12, 1912).

Civil War nurse, founder (1881) and first president of the American Red Cross. ALS, 4to, 2 pages. Glen Echo. Jan.31, 1908. To Roscoe G. Wells, of the National First Aid Association, regarding how little money she is able to send him because of her own needs. “It was a great courtesy of yours to write me a letter all by yourself when your hands are so full. I am neither ignorant, nor unmindful of what ‘full hands’ nean, neither am I unmindful of the growth and progress of your work. The only dark feature about it, to me, is that I am able to help so little. There has been no lack of willingness or desire. Confidentially, this has not been an easy six months... It is the unexpected conditions & needs of others that cripple us most. Just this happened to me, one time last fall, and just at that moment you, dear fellow, needed a poor little one hundred dollars and I sent what I had...” A truly remarkable letter in that Miss Barton mentions what today’s Red Cross is all about - serving the “unexpected conditions and needs of others,” helping people devasted by flood, fires, hurricane or any other natural or man made disaster. From the Collection of John Herzog. $300-500

1216 Pennsylvania.

New Brighton. Ch.4549. Union National Bank of Brighton. $5. 1882. BB. Fr.471. No.311 / R820809R. F-VF. $200-300

1217 Pennsylvania.

Pittsburgh. Ch.2261. Exchange National Bank of Pittsburgh. $20. 1882. Fr.494. No.12269 / B797203B. Fine-VF. $500-750

1218 Pennsylvania. Woodlawn. Ch.10951. First Woodlawn

National Bank of Woodlawn. $20. 1902. PB. Fr.658. No.13125 / X809657H. Fine. $100-150

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John Brown Signed Check

1223 Brown,

John (1800-1859). Extremely-rare partlyprinted Check Signed. Oblong narrow octavo. Cabotville, [Massachusetts]. December 24, 1843. Drawn on the “Cashier of The Cabot Bank”, and made payable to “John McFarlin’s [Cer]tificate of Deposit” in the amount of $70.67. Punch-hole cancellation, otherwise Fine condition. This is the first check signed by Brown that we can remember being offered for sale! A truly rare financial item. Called “Old Brown of Osawatomie,” Brown was obsessed with the idea of abolishing slavery by force. In revenge for a proslavery massacre at Lawrence, Kansas, Brown massacred five slavery adherents at Pottawatomie and made an heroic stand at Osawatomie against a raid by proslavery adherents from Missouri. He conceived a plan of establishing a new state as a refuge for negroes and base of operations for freeing slaves. Brown seized Harpers Ferry Arsenal, intending this action as a signal for a general insurrection of slaves. He was overpowered, convicted of treason, and hanged. Regarded by northern sympathizers as a martyr, he is celebrated in the marching song “John Brown’s Body”. Included are two images of John Brown. From the Collection of John Herzog. $500-750

1220 Baudin, P.C. L. Paris, France, May 8, 1793. Hand written

letter by P.C.L Baudin, a member of the government and Directeur des Postes, releasing Guerin, Inspector of Paper, after the issuance of 300 Million Assignats on paper that Guerin inspected. The letter freed Guerin from his position. Included are two different reproductions of official French Government announcements, both announcing the 1792 issue of new assignats. Extremely rare early French Banknote related documents. Fine with light age toning on the letter as well as a couple of small corner tip bends, otherwise very fine. From the Collection of John Herzog. $300-500

1221 Belloc, Hilaire (1870-1953). Anglo-French writer and

historian. Clipped signature with date, August 19, 1939. From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $50-75

1222 Brittain, Vera (1893-1970). English writer, feminist, and

pacifist. Her most popular work was the 1933 memoir “Testament of Youth.” recounting her experiences during the First World War, and the origins of her journey towards pacifism. TLS . June 1, 1962. Thanking Gwynne Huges for his letter regarding “Testament of Youth” sand informing him that “Letters to a Friend” is out of print. Very good condition. Sharp signature. From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $50-75

1224 Chouteau, Auguste (1792-1833). Founder of St. Louis,

Missouri; pioneer and fur trader. Scarce Endorsement Signed “Aug. Chouteau,” on verso of a Manuscript Document Signed “Abraham Beck,” 1 page, oblong 8vo, St. Louis, Missouri, June 12, 1821. A promissory note, written out and signed by Beck, relating: “Sixty days after the date I promise to pay to the order of Auguste Chouteau Esq. three hundred thirty three Dollars twenty five cents payable and negotiable at the bank of Missouri without defalcaties.” Age-toning, minor stains, and fold wear, otherwise good condition. Bears a bold signature of Chouteau. From the Collection of John Herzog. $250-350

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Important Autograph Letter Signed by Fur Trapper, Politician Pierre Chouteau

1227 Dix, John (July 24, 1798-April 21, 1879). American

1225 Chouteau, Pierre

(1758-1849). French Creole fur trader, merchant, and politician. Important autograph letter signed by Chouteau. In French, written in New York, September 20, 1842, to Kenneth McKenzie in St. Louis. In reference to McKenzie’s difficulties: “I would rather have tried to make even a bad arrangement ... instead of doing nothing .... The fate of the Company is already known to you & as there are people looking ... to amalgamate us into its fall, I need all the credit I can get here .. .I desire ... that between now and next Spring, that the Credit & the Paper of the House, will be as good, as desirable in Wall Street as it is in St. Louis ... For that one must sell & realize. Because my friend Crooks has left me in the direst circumstances.” “All my attempts at borrowing against your properties have been useless ... After the awkward situation in which I found myself on behalf of the Company I had made a heartfelt promise to myself never again to endorse ... You are probably the only person for whom I would ... “ “Sales in London ... are, in general, quite satisfactory, but the beaver has done terribly ... I dare not make a prediction about the price of (buffalo) robes. At least one third of the firms have folded ... The losses on the sales of robes since 1837 have been enormous.” At the time of this letter, Chouteau owned the Western Department of the American Fur Co., and Ramsay Crooks the Northern Department. The business depression of 1837 had caused difficulty across the nation and soon after interest in beaver pelts declined. The great days of the fur trade had gone for good, and here we see Chouteau and McKenzie trying to survive the crash. Chouteau did well enough to later invest in railroads. From the Collection of John Herzog. $1,000-1,500

George Eliot Signed Letter to her Publisher

1228 Eliot, George (Mary Ann Evans Lewes, 1819-1880).

1226 Corcoran, William Wilson (1798-1888). American

soldier, politician and diplomat, U.S. Senator, Major General in the Civil War, Governor of New York. Partly printed Manuscript Document Signed “John A. Dix” as Governor. 2 pp. legal folio, Albany. June 11, 1874. Diedrich Willer, Jr. signs two times as Secretary of State. Attached is a Certificate of Incorporation for the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company. Two images of Dix are also included. From the collection of John Herzog. $300-500

banker, philanthropist, and art collector. ALS. 1 page. 8vo. Washington, May 17, 1848. To Riggs. Regarding a shipment of $20,000 in notes. Corcoran also mentions the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo. Corcoran took control of a large amount of real estate from his father (who was Mayor of Washington , D.C.) in 1828. In 1837, he established a brokerage firm which became very successful and soon entered into partnership with George W. Riggs. Corcoran and Riggs did well, and in 1845 bought the United States Bank. Corcoran later retired with an immense fortune and devoted himself to philanthropy and art. Also included is another letter, dated 1886, from Corcoran to John Sherman. From the collection of John Herzog. $100-150

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English novelist, journalist, and translator. One of the most important writers of the Victorian era. ALS, one page, 8vo. The Priory (North Bank, Regents Park) is written at upper right. Black border (she was in mourning for George Henry Lewes, the already married gentleman she lived with, who had died in November of 1878.) Written to Nicholas Trubner, her publisher. “Dear Mr. Trubner, Will you kindly order a copy of “The Study of Psychology” to be sent to each of the gentlemen whose names I have written on the enclosed paper? W. Tull’s adress I do not know, but he is one of the London University Examiners. Yours very truly, M. E. Lewes.” George Eliot was the pen name of Mary Ann Evans. Despite the fact that female authors were published under their own names during her lifetime, Eliot felt she would not be taken seriously unless her stories appeared to have been written by a man. There is a small fold split at left, but the overall condition of the letter is Very Good. From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $1,000-1,500

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1229 Etting, Ruth (November 23, 1897-September 24,

1978). American singing star and actress of the 1920s and 1930s. Short note in Ruth Etting’s hand on 5” x 3” beige paper. ì In fond memory and sincere admiration of Rudolph Valentino - a splendid actor and a fine man, Sincerely, Ruth Etting [19]34.” Very Fine condition. Includes a photo of Etting as well as a Magazine cover with her slightly risqué image. Etting was in the Ziegfeld Follies in 1927 to 1931 and stared with Eddie Cantor as well as Keenan Wynn. She was known as America’s sweetheart had a musical career as a singer and recording artist until 1937. All matted and ready for framing. From the Collection of John Herzog. $50-75

1232 George, Henry (September 2, 1839-October 29, 1897).

1233 Gratz, Joseph. Jewish American financier, philanthropist,

1230 Fish, Hamilton (August 3, 1808-September 7, 1893).

American statesman and politician. 16th Governor of New York, United States Senator, and considered to be one of the best United States Secretaries of State. ALS. 8vo. 1p. Dec. 20, 1838. To Sidney Lawrence. Concerning the use of fallen timbers and other details of a property dispute. Very good condition. Included is a cigar box label portrait of Hamilton Fish. From the Collection of John Herzog. $50-75

American political economist, journalist, and philosopher famous for popularizing the idea that land and resource rents be utilized instead of harmful taxes on labor and productive investment. ALS. 8vo. on “The Standard” letterhead. New York. Jan. 22, 1884. To Will M. Clemens, Esq., informing him that his “Life and Times of Jno. Brown” is too long for the Standard. Tipped on to a larger matte. Very good. From the Collection of John Herzog. $75-150

owned America’s first gas manufacturing plant. Northern Liberties Gas Works. Check signed “Jho Gratz”, 7” x 4”, Jan. 3, 1839. $2,000. Payable to “S. V. Merrick”, who signs “S V Merrick” on verso. Merrick (1801-1870) was an industrialist, financier, and first president of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Very Fine, with neat slit cancels. From the Collection of John Herzog. $50-75

1234 Greeley, Horace

Signed Portrait of Henry Ford by Halpern

(February 3, 1811 - November 28, 1872). Editor of the New York Tribune, one of the most influential newspapers of its day. Greeley signs his name in the lower margin of a sepia photograph 4 3/4” x 6 3/4.” Also included is an engraved invitation, bearing Greeley’s image, inviting Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Johnson to Greeley’s 61st birthday party. From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $50-75

1235 Huxley, Aldous (1894-1963). English writer, novelist

and philosopher. Best known for “Brave New World”. Signed photograph. 4 1/4” x 7. “Seymour Halpern from Aldous Huxley.” (Possibly the same Seymour Halpern who did the portrait of Henry Ford that is offered in this sale.) From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $100-150

1236 Isherwood, Christopher (1904-1986). English novelist.

He was a friend of Truman Capote and Aldous Huxley. TLS. 8vo. Dec. 3, 1962. To “Arnold” ( W. L. Arnold Weissberger, author of “Famous Faces”.) “PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL...we should wait, pending developments. With all due respect to Mr Stevens or any other prospective backer, neither Carter nor I feel any particular concern about a possible drop in temperature [loss of interest]. This is a property of lasting value, and we know it and they know it, and we know they know it.” Signed “Christopher.” Also included is a postcard to Weissberger, entirely in Isherwood’s hand, from Santa Monica, CA, April 28, 1958, thanking Weissberger for pictures he sent. Signed “Christopher Isherwood.” [2] From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $100-150

1231 Ford, Henry (July 30, 1863-April 7, 1947). American

industrialist who founded the Ford Motor Company and perfected the technique of mass production utilizing the assembly line. Drawn from life, signed portrait of Henry Ford by Seymour Halpern. The portrait is about 3 1/2” by 5 3/4” and mounted on a card. Also included is Mrs. Henry Ford’s Dearborn, Michigan calling card, and a photograph of Mrs. Ford and Henry Ford taken on the occasion of their 53rd wedding anniversary and the 75th birthday of Mrs. Ford. Henry Ford developed and manufactured the first affordable automobile, the Model T. He also successfully developed the franchise systems that established deealerships throughout North America and in major cities on six continents. Most of his vast wealth was left to the Ford Foundation. From the collection of John Herzog. $1,000-2,000

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1237 James, Henry (1843-1916). Although James was an American, most of his writing career was spent in Britain. His three

most important novels, “The Wings of the Dove”, “The Ambassadors”, and “The Golden Bowl”, point out the contrast in life styles in Britain and America. ALS, 4to. 2 pages. Lamb House, Rye, Sussex. To Messrs A. G. Clement and Company. August 13, 1899. Regarding checks he had issued in error. Signed “Henry James.” Very good condition. From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $300-500

1866 Business Letter from Joseph E. Johnston

1238 Johnston, Joseph E. (February 3, 1807-March 21, 1891). Career U.S. Army officer who served with distinction in the

Mexican-American War and Seminole Wars, Johnston was one of the most senior general officers in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. ALS. 8vo. 2pp. Richmond, Virginia. As president of the National Express and Transportation Company. February 5, 1866. To Major General Wilson. “Confidentail.” “I have been endeavoring with members of the Company, to procure information in relation to the precise condition of the Bankers & Brokers Express Company & the intentions of those at its head...I don’t see how we can make any fair arrangement with Adams, or indeed, a satisfactory one. A division of the territory would undoubtably confine us to the South, as the least profitable district...” Johnston was the senior Confederate commander at the First Battle of Bull Run in 1861. He was responsible for the defense of Richmond during the 1862 Peninsula Campaign. He received a severe wound at the Battle of Seven Pines, after which he was replaced in command by Robert E. Lee. In 1863, Johnston commanded the Department of the West, and was criticized for his actions and failures in the Vicksburg Campaign. In 1864, he fought against Sherman in the Atlanta Campaign. Near the end of the War he commanded the small remaining forces in the Carolinas Campaign and eventually surrendered his armies to Sherman. After the war, Johnston was an executive in the railroad and insurance businesses. He was commissioner of railroads under Grover Cleveland. Overall very good consition, with a few minor edge splits. From the Collection of John Herzog. $1,000-1,500

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Martin Luther King Signed Time Magazine Cover

1241 Kipling, Rudyard (1865-1936). English short story

1239 King, Martin Luther. (January 15, 1929-April 4,

1968). American Baptist minister and activist; a leader in the African-American Civil Rights Movement who saw equality for blacks as a fundamental right. His nonviolent protests earned him the respect of people of all races, and his untimely death at the hands of an assassin had a profound and lasting impact on most Americans. While King signed many items, the demand for his signature continues to grow, and far exceeds the supply. 4to Magazine Cover Signed. In the lower right corner of the detached cover of Time Magazine, Volume 85, No.12, March 19, 1965, King signs in brown ink “Best Wishes / Martin, Luther King, Jr.” The cover, which bears a portrait of King (by artist Ben Shahn) giving an impassioned speech, has some minor wear at the folds, and a scuff in the upper margin. There are light remnants of a remove address label, but the overall condition is in very good condition. Also included is an image of King, suitable for framing. A similar signed cover, but not quite as nice, brought $6,875 in a Heritage Oct 17, 2013 auction. Ex. Lot 172 from R. M. Smythe’s May 14, 2004 sale. From the Collection of John Herzog. $3,000-5,000

1242 Lhote, Andre (1885-1962). French artist, teacher,

and writer on art. ALS. 2 pages. 1928. A fine letter mentioning Chagal, Cezane, Vollard, and defining his place in Cubism. “I really take pride in having been one of its promoters, along with Gleize, Metzinger, etc. My paintings prove it, as well as my participation in the first Cubist showings...” In his painting Lhote combined classic precision of composition and a free sensitive use of color. His greatest influence was exerted through his writings. Some minor edge splits, otherwise very good. From the Collection of John Herzog. $100-150

1240 Kingsley, Charles. (June 12, 1819-January 23, 1875).

Church of England priest, university professor, social reformer, historian and novelist associated with Christian socialism. A friend of Charles Darwin. ALS. 8vo. March, 1871. “I am afraid that I must ask leave not to sign your Reconnasaince. My principle is to obey the powers that be...” Very good. $100-150

writer and novelist. Nobel Prize winner. His important works include “The Jungle Book”, “Gunga Din”, “Kim” and “The White Man’s Burden”. ALS. 8vo. 1 1/2 pages. From the Grand Pump Room Hotel, Bath. Dec. 27, 1933. To the Pupils of Deer Lodge School, Mayerthorpe, Alberta. Kipling profusely thanks the pupils for the custom made calendar and place mats they sent him. He also discusses the difficulties the extreme waether conditions and their effect upon the 75 head steers on his property (Bateman’s, a 17th-century house located in Burwash, East Sussex, England, where Kipling. lived from 1902 to his death in 1936). Signed “Rudyard Kipling.” Also included is a photograph of Kipling, suitable for framing. All in very good condition. From the Collection of Diana Herzog . $500-750

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1245 Mackay, Charles (1814-1889). Scottish poet, author

1243 Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth (1807-1882). Widely

popular American poet and educator. ALS, 1 page, 8vo. Cambridge. June 23, 1871. To an unknown recipient. “ I enclose a list of Bank Stock held by me in my own name as Guardian or Attorney. By the new law all Bank Stock will be taxed in the town where the Bank is located. Yours truly Henry W. Longfellow.” All in brown fountain pen ink. Embossed seal at top left. This example was mounted and framed in the past, and shows moderate age toning. Still quite attractive, and would look very well framed along with the Longfellow portrait, post card, and Longfellow Memorial Association membership certificate that is included . Ex. Lot 1375, R. M. Smythe June 22, 1995 Memphis auction. From the collection of Diana Herzog. $300-500 Douglas (January 26, 1880-April 5, 1964). American five-star general and field marshal of the Philippine Army. 8” x 10” photograph of General MacArthur and his wife and son as they step off of an airplane. The photo is signed by all three. Some folds present, but otherwise quite decent. Also included is a letter dated November 27, 1961 to George W. Ball, former Under Secretary of State, from Douglas MacArthur II, congratulating George on his appointment, and an additional letter from S. V. Bennett, Major General, October 22, 1966 on West Point letterhead discussing the West Point memorial to Douglas MacArthur. From the Collection of John Herzog. $150-250

and journalist. Best known for “Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds.” “Salamandrine [or Love and Immortality].” Early version of a poem later published. 8vo, 3 pages, one consists of only the title, the other pages with stanzas 24 through 28 of the published version. All in Mackay’s hand, but not signed. The folds are reenforced with archival tape or stamp hinges, otherwise very good. A typed version of the text is included. From the Collection of John Herzog. $200-300

1246 Massenet, Jules. (1842-1912). Composer. Autograph

Letter signed “J. Massenet”, 1p, 43/4” x 61/2.” May 17, 1888. In French, requesting a meeting with his neighbor. Framed with a photograph. Massenet was known for his comic opera Don César de Bazan (1872). His other operas include: The Virgin (1880), Manon (1884, and considered by many to be his masterpiece), Le Cid (1885) and Werther (1892). Overall, fine condition. From the Collection of John Herzog. $100-150

1244 MacArthur,

1247 Meserve, Frederik Hill (1865-1962). Famous collector

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of Lincoln memorabilia. Scarce gathering of five Carte-devisite photographs produced and published by Meserve from his original negatives. U.S. Grant as Lieutenant General, William T. Sherman as Major General, Philip H. Sheridan as Major General, George Meade as Major General, and John G. Nicolay while secretary to Lincoln. All with Meserve’s pencilled identifications on the versos. Slight age toning, otherwise, near fine. Also included is a stock certificate for 5 shares in the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway, issued to and signed by Frederich H. Meserve, VF+. From the Collection of John Herzog. $300-500

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1248 Mill,

1252 Nadar. Pseudonym of Gaspard-Félix Tournachon (6

John Stuart (May 20,1806-May 8,1873). English philosopher, political economist, feminist, and civil servant. Foremost developer and advocate of the Utilitarian doctrine, “greatest good for the greatest number.” Third-person Autograph Letter Signed “Mr. Mill” in the body of the letter. 1/4 page, 8vo. Avignon, (France). November 3, 1866. Mill “presents his compliments to Mr. [Thomas C. ] Ryley and incloses a cheque for the Garrison Testimonial...” With the front panel of the original envelope in Mill’s hand. Each are tipped to a slightly larger sheet. In very good condition. The testimonial mentioned was probably for abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison. Ex. R. M. Smythe May 12, 2004 auction. From the Collection of John Herzog. $250-350

1249 Milne, Alan Alexander (1882-1931). English author

1253 Remsen, Henry . Check issued by Remsen as Cashier

best known for Winnie-the-Pooh. ALS, 8vo. 2 1/2 pages. “After midnight, Friday.”(No place or actual date is mentioned, and there are notes to himself in parentheses. Perhaps a draft for letters Milne intended to write.) “... Seaman has just announced that he is going away to Cape Martin or some horribly jolly place after the 26th....Wells [H. G. Wells] found me...yesterday and took me to the weekly dinner of a little club to which he belongs...My tea party was a great success.” Milne then quotes some dialog. Signed “Your loving Alan.” From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $150-250

Jacob (1849-1914). Danish-born American journalist and New York City police reporter. Known for his crusades against slum conditions in New York City. Author of “How the Other Half Lives.” AQS. October 29, 1901. “Don’t ever give up. Just try again...You’ll win.” Crisp, clear signature. Theodore Roosevelt said that Riis was the best American he ever knew. From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $150-250

1255 Root, George F. (August 30, 1820 - August 6, 1895).

Civil War American composer of widely popular patriotic songs. He wrote Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are Marching; The Battle Cry of Freedom and Just Before the Battle, Mother. Uncommon musical Autograph Quotation Signed. 1 page. Oblong narrow 12 mo. He pens “Yes we’ll rally round the flag, boys!” signed “Geo. F. Root,” and dated March 1895, just a month before he died. Mounting traces on the verso, and the ink is a bit light, but still quite desirable. Ex. Lot 74, R. M. Smythe November 10, 1998 where it realized $300. From the collection of Diana Herzog. $150-300

1251 Moore, Sir Thomas (1779-1852). Irish poet, singer

and song writer best remembered for “The Minstrel Boy” and the “Last Rose of Summer”. ALS 8vo. 1 page. Aug. 6, 1830. To Owen Rees, Esq. “I have just heard that Murray is in town & am most anxious to see him. You will perhaps give us a day together, though how I am to manage it (with the sort of demands of all kinds I have upon me) I don’t know.” Signed “T. Moore.” Tipped on to another paper along with the envelope it came in, and the red wax seal. From the Collection of John Herzog. $150-250

of the Manhattan Company. June 29, 1803. $228.08. Signed by Henry Remsen. Water god, left. Small slit cancels, otherwise Uncirculated. A street in New York City is named after Remsen. From the collection of John Herzog. $50-75

1254 Riis,

1250 Mises, M. Rachmiel. Bill of Exchange, Lemberg,

18[33], addressed to Simon G. Sina in Vienna, to pay Elias Bardach Junior 1500 Gulden. Part printed bill with manuscript insertions. Signed by M. Rachmiel Mises, endorsed by Bardach on the reverse. From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $50-75

April 1820-23 March 1910). French photographer, caricaturist, journalist, novelist, and proponent of manned flight. ALS. 3p. Paris. Dec. 31, 1881. “Our mutual friend, Mr. Mennique, informs me that it is you who are legally entitled to the copyright of a small brochure which has just been published in a Paris newspaper and which was favorably received...” In the post script, Nadar writes “...Perhaps there may be a possibility of inserting a few simple drawings which I could take care of by resuming my former metier of caricaturist of the “wild and raucous...” Very good overall, with some mounting remnants on the back of one of the quarter panels. From the Collection of John Herzog. $200-400

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1259 Suchet, David. Actor who portrays, Hercule Poirot, the

fictional Belgian detective, created by Agatha Christie. 5 1/2” x 5” black and white photo of Suchet as Poirot. Excellent condition. From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $25-35

1260 Tennyson, Alfred Lord (1809-1892). Poet Laureate of

1256 Sherman, William T. (February 8, 1820-February 14,

1891). Autographed Letter Signed “W. T. Sherman.” 8vo, 3/4 page on imprinted “Banking House of Lucas, Turner & Co” stationery. San Francisco. April 1, 1856. To “My Dear Stevens” (perhaps Lieutenat T. H. Steven, who rented a house from him). “I have received the enclosed note from Colonel Nanman, and I must [beg] you to release me from the unpleasant position in which I am placed as a guarantor of the loan.” Sherman was a managing partner in Lucas, Turner & Co., which was a California branch of these St. Louis-based bankers. In 1857 a San Francisco bank panic forced the company to go out of business in California. Sherman’s signature is rarely encountered on bank-related matters. Ex. R. M. Smythe & Co. November 29, 2001 sale. From the collection of John Herzog. $200-300

1257 Smith, Alfred E. (December 30, 1873-October 4,

1944). American statesman who was elected Governor of New York four times. The Democratic U.S. presidential candidate in 1928. Check drawn on the State of New York Adjutant General’s Office. Dec. 10, 1919. $10. Signed by Smith as Governor. Light rubber stamp cancels effect the signature to some degree, but clearly readable. Minor edge splits, otherwise Very Fine. From the collection of John Herzog. $30-50

1261 Thackeray, William Makepeace (1811-1863). English

novelist. Author of “Vanity Fair”. Envelope. Oct. 19, 1863. On the inner flap is Thackeray’s signature and “Compliments.” A very nice 4 1/4” x 6 1/2” cabinet card is also included. From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $150-250

1262 Thackeray, William Makepeace. ALS. To Spring Rice

inviting her to dinner. Signed “W. M. Thackeray. Framed with a small cabinet card. Quite pleasing. From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $50-75

1263 Tourguenoff,

1258 Snow, C. P., Lord (1905-1980). English chemist and

novelist. Best known for his series of novels. “Strangers and Brothers,” and for “Two Cultures,” a lecture about the gulf between scientists and literary thinkers. A quartet of letters, all from 85, Eaton Terrace, London. 1971, 1979, 1980, 1980. The 1979 letter to Gilbert Phelps discusses the difficulties of publishing with Macmillans. [4] From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $100-200

Great Britain and Ireland during most of Queen Victoria’s reign; still one of the most popular British poets. Best known for “The Charge of the Light Brigade”, “Crossing the Bar”. ALS. 2 pages. 8vo. “July 5th.” Aldsworth, Haslemere, Surrey. “My dear Sir, By all means call your house “Locksley” if you have taken a fancy to the name, My wife is pretty well, and we beg to be remembered to Mrs. Bedingfield,. Yours very truly, A Tennyson.” Some stains and mounting remnants, but otherwise very good. Also included is a nice engraving of Tennyson. From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $300-500

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Ivan (1818-1883). Russian novelist, short story writer, and playwright. “A Sportsman’s Sketches” was a milestone of Russian Realism, and his novel “Fathers and Sons” is regarded as one of the major works of 19th-century fiction. ALS 8vo. 1 page. Paris. May 9, 1882. “Sir, I am lying ill in bed and can answer you but briefly. I have never received the letter you speak of. I send you with pleasure the cards you wish for...” Signed “Iv. Tourgueneff.” Very good condition. From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $200-300

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1264 Varick, Richard (March 15, 1753 - July 30, 1831).

Revolutioary War soldier. Feb. 9, 1829. Treasurer of the City of New York check, issued to Richard Varick and signed by with a huge signature of Varick on the verso. Hammer cancel, and a few pinholes, otherwise Very Fine. Captain of the 1st New York Regiment, Varick served under General Philip Schuyler in various posts until after the Battle of Saratoga when he was appointed inspectorgeneral of West Point, where he became an aide to Benedict Arnold. When Arnold defected, Varick was arrested, but he was later cleared by a court of inquiry. He then served under General George Washington as private secretary until the end of the war. A street in New York City is named after Varick (and another is named after Bleecker, who signs this check as Comptroller). An engraving of Varick is included. From the collection of John Herzog. $50-75

1268 Wodehouse, P. G. (1881-1975). English author and

humorist. Typed letters signed. Jan. 18, 1973 and March 4, 1973. Remsenburg, Long Island, New York. Proposal from International Associates Corporation, New York, to acquire the “...exclusive stage, screen and television rights, both in the United States and abroad, to all of the names and characters “Jeeves” and “Bertie Wooster” who you have so artfully created.” The two letters are to “Arnold.” Both concern granting the rights of approval for “Jeeves.” These letters probably relate to the 1975 Andrew Lloyd Webber musical “Jeeves.” Both signed “Plum.” From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $150-250

Wordsworth Signed letter

1265 Webster, Daniel. (January 18, 1782-October 24, 1852).

Letter (in the hand of an amanuensis) signed by Webster and countersigned by “Th. Perkins.” 2 3/4 pp. 4to. Washington. May 16, 1836. To Joseph R. Williams at Toledo, Ohio. Perkins and Webster “...have agreed to join in some investments in lands in your part of the country, and we propose to place a sum in your hands for that purpose, to be invested on the same terms and conditions as you invest in other funds for me...” Minor splits along the centerfold. Minor age toning, but otherwise Very Good. Also included is a hand-written draft for $296, endorded on the verso by Daniel Webster, and an image of Webster, drawn from life, and engraved by James B. Longacre. From the collection of John Herzog. $200-300

1266 Webster, Daniel (January 18, 1782 - October 24, 1852).

American statesman who served in the United States House of Representatives -- New Hampshire 18131817 and Massachusetts 1823-1827. He also served as a U.S. Senator from Massachusetts (1827-1841 and 1845-1850), and was twice the United States Secretary of State. Framed engraved portrait and clipped signature, somewhat toned, but legible. From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $50-75

1269 Wordsworth,

1267 Wells, Herbert George (1866-1946). English writer

best remembered for his science fiction works including “The Time Machine”, “The Island of Dr. Moreau”, “The Invisible Man” and “War of the Worlds”. ALS, 2 pages, 8vo. Easton Glebe, Dunmow. “Dear Sir, Although I am anxious to help the country in this war, I cannot conceive any human being who is likely to be impressed by my inspired utterances upon the National War Bonds...A letter from Sir Alfred Mind or Lord Northcliff saying that the bulk of his reserves is in N.W. Bonds will impress all of us.” Signed H. G. Wells.” From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $200-300

William (1770-1850). English poet who, along with Samuel Coleridge, helped launch the Romantic Age in English literature. Letter signed “William Wordsworth”, the text in the hand of his wife Mary, 1 page, 8vo. To an unknown recipient. “On the other side is a list of Errata some of which are so important and so mischevious to the sense that they may be struck off instantly upon a slip of paper...” Tipped on to a paper matte. The left margin has a long split, and a small piece of paper is missing where the wax seal was attached. From the Collection of Diana Herzog. $1,000-1,500

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1270 Collection of Manuscript Letters, 1835 to 1837,

written to Abraham Bell & Company, New York City, Cotton Brokers. Mostly by the Boston, Massachusetts merchants, N. J. Cunningham & Company, but also several English merchant firms. Topics covered include the purchase of New Orleans cotton, shipment of a large cotton cargo from Mobile, Alabama to Liverpool, England, insurance on, and the repair of the ship Esmeralda, payment and transfer of funds, and financial problems caused by Jacksonian interference (or lack of interference), in American banking. English correspondent’s letters provide evidence regarding their preference for Alabama over Virginia cotton, levels of English demand during this period, and buyers’ confidence in American firms. In all, 31 letters, quarto, totalling 42 pages, plus integral address leaves or panels. Together with three related letters and a printed 1849 Liverpool prices current. In very good condition, clean and legible. From the Collection of John Herzog. $300-500

and TV actress best known for her role as Aunt Bea on The Andy Griffith Show and Mayberry R.F.D.. Document Signed “Frances E Bavier”. Check made out to the N. Carolina Dept [of] Revenue for $394.75, Dec. 5, 1982. Very Fine; and 1942 Rose Bowl Ticket. For the West Bleachers at Duke Stadium, Durham, NC. The January 1, 1942 Rose Bowl scheduled to be played in Pasadena, CA was moved to Durham, NC out of fear of a Japanese attack on the West Coast after Pearl Harbor. Left stub and small piece of left side torn (from admission). Very Fine and Rare. [2] $60-90

States, 1850 to 1853. Free frank. 5 1/2” x 3.” May 8, 1861. To Samuel Hallett, Banker, New York. $300-500

1275 Ford, Gerald R. Thirty-Eighth President of the United

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1271 North Carolina pair: Bavier, Frances Elizabeth. Stage

1274 Filmore, Millard . Thirteenth President of the United

States, 1974-1977. Ford signs his full name on the cover of a program for the opening ceremony of the 9th World Energy Conference. A First Day of Issue imprint and 10-Cent Energy Conservation stamp is on the first page. Light wear on corners, otherwise Very Fine. $150-250

Letter by U.S. Grant as President

1272 Buchanan, James . Fifteenth President of the United

States, 1857-1861. Free frank. 5 1/4” x 2 3/4.” May 22, 1860. To Lewis Carr, Esquire, New York. For display purposes, the red wax Presidential seal was cut out of the back of the envelope and hinged on to the front. $200300

1273 Coolidge, Calvin. Thirtieth President of the United

States, 1923-1929. August 4, 1923. On White House “mourning” stationery. 8vo. TLS. To Charles A Rawson, Des Moines, Iowa. “Thank you for your message of the third.” With the Official Business envelope that the letter came in. Both in fine condition. $200-300

1276 Grant, Ulysses S. Eighteenth President of the United

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States (1869-1877). 2p. ALS. 8vo. July 16, 1872 (while President). Long Branch, NJ. To Senator Mathew Carpenter. Concerning arrangements for the Senator and his family to visit President Grant. “I was glad to learn from your letter of the 15th, rec’d last night after the last train had left Long Branch that Mrs. Carpenter & children with yourself would visit on Wednesday...” Very Fine. $1,000-1,500

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1277 Hayes, Rutherford B. . Nineteenth President of the

United States (1877-81). Oversaw Reconstruction. ALS. 8vo. 1 page. May, 23, 1877. Washington, D. C. To John Jacob Astor (the third). President Hayes thanks the Astors for their kindnesses to him and his wife on a recent visit to New York. John Jacob Astor III, the largest private owner of real estate in New York City, was the son of William Backhouse Astor, Jr. $750-1,250

1280 Kennedy, John F. Thirty-fifth President of the United

1278 Holmes, Sr., Oliver Wendell (August 29, 1809 -

October 7, 1894). American physician, poet, professor, lecturer, and author. To an unknown recipient. March 7, 1845. Boston. 8vo. ALS. Inquiring about an article concerning Bartletts Essay on Medical Philosophy. $150-250

1279 Hunter, R.M. T. (April 21, 1809 - July 18, 1887).

CSA Secretary of State (1861-1862) and Confederate Senator (1862-1865). ALS. 8vo. November 9, 1862. To an unknown recipient. Hunter asks help in getting a clerkship for Mr. Pierce of Amhurst. Some minor rust stains at the top, otherwise Very Fine. $150-250

States, 1961-1963. December 8, 1953. On United States Senate stationery. 8vo. TLS. To Phil Tippin, Director of Lecture and Special Attractions Division, National Concert and Artist Corporation, New York. “Thank you very much for your recent letter, which was held for my personal attention. I am sorry that it is was not possible for me to reply sooner. I certainly appreciate your writing me about the possibility of arranging some lecture engagements for me, however, I feel that I should remain in Washington during the next session of Congress as so many vital issues will be under consideration at that time.” Kennedy served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1947 to 1953, and then he became a United States Senator. Very Fine condition, with some pinholes in the upper left corner. An opportunity to obtain one of the most desired Presidential autographs in the entire series. $1,250-1,750

1281 Kennedy, John F. Thirty-fifth President of the United

States, 1961-1963. Black & White 8 x 10” Photo of JFK signed “To Arnie Brein With best Wishes John Kennedy”. accompanied by typed letter, dated March 9, 1961 on White House stationery from Kenneth O’Donnell, Special Assistant to the President thanking Brein for his letter, apologizing that the President is too busy for personal appointments and noting that a signed photo is enclosed. Very Fine. [2]

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1285 McKinley, William . Twenty-fifth President of the

United States. TLS. 8vo. July 6, 1896. On his personal Canton, Ohio stationery. To Senator W. P. Kellogg. “Please accept my grateful acknowledgement of your congratulatory message.” Very Fine. $100-150

1286 Mifflin, Thomas (January 10, 1744 ñ January 20, 1800).

American merchant and politician from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Partially engraved large Folio land grant. December 11, 1794. Mentions Robert Morris three times within the text. Signed “Tho Mifflin” below a large starburst seal. Very clean, and eminently suitable for framing. $200-300

1282 Kennedy, John F. (May 29, 1917 - November 22,

1963). 35nd President of the United States, 19611963. Monday, April 27, 1953. On United States Senate, Committee on Labor and Public Relations stationery. 8vo. TLS. To Robert B. Donovan, Bolton, Massachusetts. “With reference to the taking of your crop land on April 28, 1952, by the Northeastern Gas Transmission Company, I want you to know that I have contacted Mr. Francis E. Cassidy, Chairman of the Worcester County Commissioners, Department of Public Works, and the Department of Public Works in Bolton, in your behalf.” Kennedy served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1947 to 1953, and then he became a United States Senator. His name appears last in the list of committee member at the top of the page, due to his lack of seniority. Within a decade he would become the President of the United States. Very Fine condition. A rare opportunity to obtain one of the most desired Presidential autographs in the entire series. $1,500-2,500

1287 Monroe, James. Fifth President of the United States,

1288 Nast, Thomas (1840-1902). German-born American

1283 Kennedy, Robert F. (November 20, 1925 - June 6,

1968). U.S. Attorney General from 1961 to 1964. Senator for New York from 1965 until his assasination in 1968. Younger brother of John F. Kennedy. Three letters as Attorney General to Mr. or Mrs. George McCullough, all dated 1963 and signed by Kennedy, possibly secretarial. Two letters as United States Senator to Hugh Kelly, November 1967, one possibly secretarial, the other perhaps printed. Two First Day Covers signed “R. W. Kennedy.” Sold as is, no returns. [7] $200-300

1284 Marconi,

Guglielmo (1874-1937). Clipped “G. Marconi” autograph, nicely matted with a photograph of the founder of the Wireless Telegraph & Signal Company (which later became the Marconi Company). Marconi made a commercial success of radio, innovating and building on the work of previous experimenters and physicists. $150-250

1817-1825. Free frank. 5” x 2 1/4.” Department of State. No date, but 1814 to 1815. To John Randolph, planter and Congressman from Virginia. For a short period during the War of 1812 Monroe was Secretary of State, and Secretary of War. Some wet paper wrinkles, and a small edge split, otherwise quite nice. $300-500

artist, best known for his caricatures and political cartoons, mainly relating to Democratic Representative “Boss” Tweed and the Tammany Hall Democratic party political machine. 12” x 6” pen and ink cartoon of a man with a trumpet hiding under a bed, printed signature, “Th. Nast.” Very Fine, with some mounting remnants on the back. $100-150

1289 Roosevelt, Eleanor (October 11, 1884 - November 7,

1962). Longest serving First Lady, American politician, diplomat, and activist. Eleanor signs her full name diagonally across a block of four two-cent U.S. postage stamps featuring “The Little White House.” $100-150

1290 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano. Thirty-second President

of the United States, 1933 to 1945. Signed photograph, 8” x 10 1/2.” The matte is signed “BRANT” near the bottom. Some stains and fading. $200-300

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1293 Roosevelt, Theodore . Twenty-sixth President of the

United States, 1901-1909. American statesman, author, explorer, soldier, naturalist, and reformer. TLS. 8vo. November 2, 1898. On the stationery of the Republican State Committee, New York. To Sergeant Frank J. Fuchs, Esquire. “Your favor of yesterday has just been received. Please assure the Hessicher Volkfest-Verein that I value most highly my election to their Society as an Honorable Member.” Very Fine. $400-600

1291 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Thirty-second President

of the United States, 1933-1945. August 1, 1932. On State of New York, Executive Chamber stationery. 8vo. TLS. To S. E. Hutnick, M. D., West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. “Thank you very much for your nice letter. I was very glad to have the covers for my collection.” At the time this was written, Roosevelt was the Governor of New York State. $400-600

1292 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano. Thirty-second President

of the United States, 1933-1945. Autographed card. “THE WHITE HOUSE, WASHINGTON,” upper right. A very pleasing Presidential Roosevelt signature. $200-300

1294 Roosevelt, Theodore. Twenty-sixth President of the

United States, 1901-1909. American statesman, author, explorer, soldier, naturalist, and reformer. TLS. 8vo. October 27, 1898. On the stationery of the Republican State Committee, New York. To Sergeant Frank J. Fuchs, Esquire. “...Nothing touches me more than to hear from my old officers this way. “ Very Fine. $400-600

1295 Sherman, John (May 10, 1823 - October 22, 1900).

Secretary of the Treasury under Rutherford B. Hayes. American Republican representative and senator from Ohio during the Civil War. He also served as Secretary of State. Three time Republican presidential nominee. 11page ALS. October 4, 1877. On Treasury Department, Washington, letterhead. To Charles Frances Conant, London (the department’s funding agent, placed in charge of the financial transactions of the government in London in relation to refunding the national debt. He spent three years in London, overseeing the sale of U.S. bonds in the European financial market). Sherman’s letter discusses the state of the money markets in the U.S. and the anticipated consequences concerning the “four per cents” and “5-20’s.” This is an intimate glimpse into the economic policies and plans of a U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, something newspaper reporters of that era would have given their right arms to see. Very Fine condition. $150-250

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1296 General Land Office Certificate Signed “Martin Van

Buren,” Pay Table Office Warrant for Service in the Continental Army, “Tweed Ring” Check, and Militia Appointment by Roland Smith, Brookline, Vermont. 1) Pay-Table Office, Nov. 18, 1782. 26 pounds, 16 shillings, three pence. Signed by Oliver Wolcott. 1837. Small body hole, and fold splits, otherwise Very Fine. 2) Appointment by Roland Smith of William B. Root to the position of Sergeant of the Fifth Company, Third Regiment, First Brigade. Soldier at left. Fine or so, with minor edge splits. 3) Impressive Land Office document, 1838, with secretarial signature of Martin Van Buren. 4) Chamberlain of the City of New York at the National Broadway Bank check. 1869. Signed by A. Oakey Hall as Mayor, Richard B. Connolly, Tweed Ring members. [4] $100-150

1297 Van Buren, Martin. Eighth President of the United

States, 1837-41. Free Frank, 4 1/2” x 2 3/4.” Stamped “Kinderhook Jun 20 NY”. To G. Kemble, Esquire. $200-300

1298 Webster, Daniel (January 18, 1782 - October 24,

1852). American statesman who served in the United States House of Representatives (New Hampshire 18131817 and Massachusetts 1823-1827). He also served as a U.S. Senator from Massachusetts (1827-1841 and 1845-1850), and was twice the United States Secretary of State. Pair of free franks. One sent by “Steam Boat Mail.” Both sent from Boston in the 1830’s. [2] $100150

1300 Wonderful Aero Club of America Letter Signed

1299 Phillips,

Wendell (November 29, 1811-February 2, 1884). American abolitionist, advocate for Native Americans, orator and lawyer. “May Day” 1863. ALS. Declining an invitation. Also included is a free frank from P, J. Wagner (Senator), and an ALS from Jared Sparks, historian, and President of Harvard from 1849-1853. [3] $75-125

by Theodore Roosevelt, Alexander Graham Bell, Augustus Santos-Dumont and Others. From Alan Ramsay Hawley (President of the Club) to an unknown recipient. June 3, 1918, 297 Madison Avenue, New York. 8vo. TLS. “Here is another envelope for your collection. The envelope of one of the letters sent recently by aeroplane to a member of the Aerial League of America brought $1,000 at the Red Cross Auction. The envelope of this letter may be worth as much very soon...” The letter is signed at the bottom by the following: Robert Peary (signed “Peary”); A. S. Burleson; Alexander Graham Bell; Earle L. Ovington; Henry Woodhouse; Glenn Curtiss; Augustus Post; A. Santos-Dumont, and Theodore Roosevelt, who states “Hearty congratulations on the great achievement!” The Aero Club of America was a social club formed in 1905. It issued the first American pilot’s licenses. $1,000-1,500

1301 First Day Covers Signed by Astronauts John Glenn,

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John Young and Bob Crippen. 1) Cape Canaveral Feb. 20, 1962. FDC signed by John Glenn. 2) FDC, Miami Stamp Expo, January 11, 1990. Signed by John Young and Bob Crippen. [2] $100-200

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1302 Eclectic Autograph and Ephemera Grouping. Pitt,

William. Two clipped signatures, one dated 1784; Baldwin, Caleb. ALS dated 1842; War of 1812 letter concerning commerce; Lawrence, David clipped signture; Cartoon signed “Reichhold” (Scripps-Howard Newspapers); Autographs of actors and actresses: Hedda Hopper, Betty Grable, Deborah Kerr, Charlton Heston, Sal Mineo, Harry Reems. Ephemera: Civil War newspaper, Morris Run Coal Company letterhead, J. P. Alley’s Hambone Sweets ceiling fan light hanger; a brochure for a banquet in honor of Charles Lindberg given by the Mayor’s Committee on Reception of the City of Jacksonville; 17-star Ohio state flag, circa 1901; U. S. Grant rectangular copper pin with somewhat faded photographic image, circa 1865; General McClellan and staff patriotic cover; a Columbian Expo corkscrew, a small antique glass ink bottle, and a small celluloid figure of a bear. $100-150

1306 Cartoon Art grouping: Includes Chuck Jones Animated

1307 Civil War Soldier’s Letters and Other Documents.

1303 Varied Lot of Autographs. 1) TLS. Woodrow Wilson

stamped signature. Princeton. 1905. 2) Calvin Coolidge Free Frank (as Vice President). 1923. 3) TLS, signed by Governor Alfred E. Smith on Executive Chamber, Albany stationery. 1927. 4) TLS, signed by John Wanamaker, 1914. 5) Western Union Telegraph, April 27, 1953, to Robert H. Donovan from Senator John F. Kennedy. concerning a claim to be filed before a deadline. 6) TLS. Hubert H. Humphrey, March 10, 1967. To Keith Baker, Senior VP, Republic National Bank of Dallas concerning a telecast about the 1967 Share in Freedom Savings Bond Campaign. 7) Inauguration Day January 20, 1973 postcard signed “Richard Nixon.” 8-9) Fist Day Cover September 9, 1945. U. S. Army 3 Cent, and 40th Anniversary of V-J Day signed “Douglas MacArthur.” 10) Photograph of Jacqueline and John F. Kennedy signed, but most likely secretarial. [10] $150-250

Frick, Henry Clay (1849-1919). American industrialist. DS. 1906 check drawn on the Fifth Avenue Bank in New York. Crisp signature. EF; Mellon, Andrew. Two “Autograph of” cards, and a TLS on Treasury letterhead; Dawes, Charles. Envelope signed, and a card signed; Durea, Charles E. Clipped signature. [7] $150-250

1305 California Historical Items. 1) Charles Weidner photo

entitled U.S. CAVALRY ON A FALLEN BIG TREE, CALIFORNIA. 7.25” x 9.25”, stock is 9.75” x 11.75”. With imprint of A.R. Moore, on gray card stock, includes chromolithographed post card of the same image. 2) San Francisco earthquake newspaper. “The Independent,” Santa Barbara. April 19, 1908. “ONCE SPLENDID CITY A SCENE OF RUIN AND DESOLATION.” Aged, faded, and some splits, but should frame nicely. [2] $75-150

ADS, Dec. 21, 1863 certifying the mustering in of a Union soldier in order to meet the quota requirement of New York; Soldier’s letters from the 14th Infantry Camp, Richmond, VA, May 29, 1865 and June 21, 1865; Three Union Pay Vouchers, all dated May 1865; A Civil War Discharge paper, April 1866, missing pieces, and split in several places; A document granting a pension increase under the Act of May 11, 1912, by the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Pensions. Also included are three Cooperstown checks, two railroad stock certificates, and two impaired Downer & Bemis Brewing Company checks. $100-150

1308 Civil

1304 Autographs of Important Bankers and Industrialists.

Cel showing Elmer Fudd in knight’s armor, and unsigned Cel of cat with trumpet, drawing of Mickey Mouse in X-Ray (unsigned, but by Bill Justice, used for Disney medical brochure), unsigned pencil drawing of Bugs Bunny drinking coffee - “Certainly Enjoyed That Coffee!”, unsigned cartoonists pencil drawings of Tom and Jerry (?), Pluto, Mickey Mouse with saw, baby with big curl sitting on giant ray-gun, mouse, crying baby, large Animation art of wolf with girl, dog or wolf wearing cap looking annoyed in background. Fine examples. [11] $200-400

War, Post-Civil War, Alabama. Collection of documents largely from Alabama, ca. 1862-1865 and related to James H. Beard of Cahaba (Cahawba). Includes CSA Depository Receipt, State of Alabama Sheriff Summons, CSA vouchers, commerical invoices, Clerk documents; 1865 Union Army document, Selma, authorizing Jas. H. Beard to take charge and make arrangements for “all the swine and cattle formerly belonging to the so called confederate government”, Slave Document (Beard’s sale of “a certain negro boy names Ned”), Bill of Lading from the Steamer Virginia and Other Related Items (a few later and not southern). James H. Beard was a merchant in Cahawba, Alabama during the Civil War dealing in many goods, including liquors (an 1862 clerk’s notice inlcuded shows him to be a licenced “retail spiritous and venous liquors” dealer) and by 1865 also a Marshal. With the demise of the CSA, he was appointed by the Union forces as a commercial agent. Documents are well-preserved, some with staining, but intact. VG-Fine. Interesting collection and worth close inspection and further resarch. [56] $300-600

1309 Small grouping of Documents from Virginia and

Georgia, 1850-1870’s. Various -- Clerk notices, commercial invoices, court orders, land deed, a few CSA. Very Good-Fine. [10] $100-150

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1310 Daguerreotype Assortment. A group of seven smaller

format (2 1/2” x 2 3/4”) Daguerreotypes. Four are images of children, and three are images of men. Also included are two larger (3” x 3 1/4”) Daguerreotypes, one of a young child, and the other of a man. Some of these images are enhanced with touches of color. The covers are intact on only two of these examples, and there are five loose covers for the others. Sold as is, no returns. $75-150

1316 19th Century Photography. Parlor Tintype of a young

1317 A Collection of Presidential Memorabilia. 1904 St.

1311 Assortment of First Lady Free Franks, Envelopes and

Notes. Grace Coolidge(2 pcs.); Florence King Harding; Mary Lord Harrison(3 pcs.); Jacqueline Kennedy; Francis Cleveland Preston(2 pcs.); Edith Bolling Wilson. [10] $200-300

1312 Founders of the Boy Scouts in the United States and

Great Britain. Pair: 1) Ernest Thompson Seton. (18601946). Author, wildlife artist, founder of the Woodcraft Indians. A pioneer of the Boy Scouts of America. TLS. 8vo. December 29, 1921. Letter to the editor of “The Girl Guides Gazzette”; 2) Lord Baden-Powell. Clipped signature of the preeminent Scout leader. [2] $100-150

1314 Lincoln Assassination Newspaper. Pittsburgh Evening

Chronicle. Saturday evening, April 15, 1865. 19” x 27.” Eight columns bordered in black. “PRESIDENT LINCOLN DEAD.” “AWFUL CRIME.” “MR. SEWARD STABBED.” Front page only. Light waterstains present, heavy centerfold split, and some edge splits, otherwise decent. $100-200

comes from the “Arabian Nights”, where he is as-Sindbad al-bahri” in Arabic.’ The present group comprises twenty hand-colored cartoon slides of Sinbad’s adventures, telling the story very nicely with captions in English. Condition excellent. [20] From the Collection of John Herzog. $75150

1319 Supreme Court Justices, Daniel Webster, and Other

Items. Envelope with the return address of Chief Justice Melville Fuller; Daniel Webster Free Frank; William Rehnquist. TLS October 8, 1986; Hand colored Magnus print “THE PRESIDENTS OF OUR GREAT REPUBLIC.” Tears, and small pieces missing; Frederick Douglas engraving; William H. Seward engraving. [6] $75-150

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1315 New York; Breweries - Jacob Hoffmann Brewing

Co. Poster. Rondout, NY, ca. 1899. Colorful poster depicting flowers in vase, glass of beer and cigar on mantle; Compliments of Jacob Hoffmann Brewing Co. - Oriental Brewery / 204-218 E. 55th St. New York / Canada Malt Ales and Porter / 46 Hone St. Rondout, N.Y. 21 x 31”. Number of long tears and splits at top. Rolled. Good $20-40

Louis World’s Fair Roosevelt Fairbanks ribbon; 1937 Congressional Invitation for the Inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt; 1956 Eisenhower auto pen autographed letter on White House stationery; 1976 Jimmy Carter Press Kit; 1976 Foreign Policy Association Address First Day Cover; 1981 Ticket for the Inauguration of the Vice President; Anniversary best wishes from the Reagans; 1998 White House Conference for a Drug Free America, gold imprinted legal pad binder; 1993 52nd Presidential Inaugural Commemorative Invitation First Day cover; Folders engraved with the Presidential seal, and an image of the White House, containing souvenir photos of George H. W. Bush and his family, and a brochure on the history of the White House. Most are in excellent condition. $150-250

1318 Sinbad the Sailor: Cartoon Slides. The story of Sinbad

1313 J. Edgar Hoover Letters, Mug Shot Collection, and

Other Criminal Justice Items. Typed letter signed “J. E. Hoover.” December 7, 1927. On Hoover’s Department of Justice, Bureau of Investigation letterhead. The signature appears to be stamped, not written; A second, similar letter dated July 17, 1928. A third letter, on National Bureau of Criminal Identification letterhead, dated December 22, 1914; A record book from the Department of Police, City of Cincinnati, containing over thirty pages of criminal records with mug shots of murderers, thieves, embezzlers and others; and three wanted posters from the 1930’s. $150-250

woman. Civil War-Reconstruction Era. 2 3/4 x 3 1/2”. In ornate, latched case, the photo framed in gold foil below the glass. Attractive. $100-150

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1876 Centennial and Miscellaneous Lot. Includes -- Pair of china teacups and saucers by H.C. Reineman & Co., Pittsburgh. One cup depicts George, the other Martha Washington. The saucers with “1875 Centennial 1876” in gold. Intact and fine; Civil War CSA button, and Cavalry button, 19th Century U.S. Cavalry belt buckle, brass long stickpin ending in a button depicting a crowned lion holding globe, tunic belt, medieval lead inkwell, brass “Stamps” container, US WWI Victory medal, 29 flags of the world series cards from Dr. McLane’s Celebrated Liver Pills, and Axumite cross. Generally well-preserved. [42] $75-125

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1321 Lot of U.S. Illustrations, Harpers Weekly, ephemera

and other items. Includes: five Jumbo the Elephant tradecards from Clark’s Spool Cotton, 1847 music sheet to slave song “Dearest Mae”, 1913 music sheet to “Gettysburg Boys” (colorful cover with Gens. Meade and Lee), “The Third-Term Panic” full-page illustration from 1874 Harper’s, “Done Brown Sho’s Yo’ Bo’n” (black maid serving turkey) full-page illustration by J.W. Alexander from 1881 Harper’s, “Harper’s Weekly” - Oct. 31, 1874 (Mr. Croaker and citizen caricature of Presidential Election on cover), and Oct. 17, 1885 (The Late Cardinal McCloskey on cover), 22 color Army and Navy prints from 1892 work, and Aug. 17, 1977 “Memphis Press-Scimitar” -- World Mourns Elvis. Some of the prints with light stains. Well-preserved and generally Fine examples. Interesting lot. [34] $125-175

1322 Historic

Cloth Souvenirs. 1) 1876 Centennial Souvenir Handkerchief, 24” x 20,” Memorial Hall Art Gallery, 1776 Centennial 1876. Eagle flying over the Exhibition Hall. Red border with white stars. Very Fine condition. 2) Benjamin Harrison Commemorative Yard Goods. 24” x 18.” Portraits of George Washington and Benjamin Harrison, U. S. flags below. The top has been trimmed down to just above the portraits. Some fading and staining present, but still quite presentable. [2] $100-200

1323 Autographic Odds and Ends. A senator or two, some

Presidential secretarial autographs, a few entertainers, some minor historical luminaries and more. Most of these items are all that remain of an autograph dealer’s stock after the better material was removed. Also included is Volume X of Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly. Must be seen, sold as is, no returns. $100-200

European Autographs, Letters and Miscellaneous

1326 Poland. Russo-Polish. Mid-19th Century Commercial

1327 Sweden. 17th Century Royal Proclamations (5). Small

format, pamphlet, 6 x 7 1/2” on average. 1666, 1673, 1681, 1682, 1693. Covers illustrated with Arms, royal crown and on one, falcon in floral spray; ornate letters. Proclamations range from a few pages to one which is over 20 pages. One with old tape backing. Original and rare. Fine-Very Fine. [5] $150-200

1328 Sweden. 18th Century Royal Proclamations (5).

1324 France. Trio of Original French State Railroad

Destination Posters. Ca. WWI-WWII era. Carcassone, Lisieux, and Mont St.Michel. The first by Lucien Serre Imp., the latter two by M. Déchaux Imp. Each approx. 24 x 39”. The Carcassone particularly attractive with vibrant colors against a gold background, Arms flanking at top with Chemins de Fer banner across. The latter two both with Chemins de fer d’État logo on bottom. The first a few very light tears, bunching upper left edge, the other two both with longer tear on bottom (the latter taped). All rolled. About Fine-Fine. [3] $150-200

Documents. Folio or two-sided single sheets, 8 x 13”. Dated 1837-1841. Each stamped with Imperial RussoPolish eagle and crowned M monogram. The documents in Polish all deal with real estate - renting, purchases and repairs. Rare. About Fine-Fine [10] $250-400

Small format, pamphlet, 4 1/2 x 7 to 7 x 8 1/2”. 1717, 1720, 1721, 1728, 1759. Covers illustrated with royal crown, triple crown, Arms; ornate letters. Proclamations range from a few pages to 36 pages. Original and rare. About Fine-Very Fine. [5] $125-175

1325 Great Britain. Elizabeth II Coronation 1953. Set of

Playing Cards, composed of two decks, one showing Elizabeth II in coronation regalia, the other Prince Philip. In original, elegant display case. Very Fine.

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THE ERNEST ROTHSCHILD COLLECTION OF FRENCH AND EUROPEAN LETTERS, DOCUMENTS & MAPS. PART I

1330 Berthier, Louis-Alexandre (1753-1815). First Prince

Autograph Letter of Bernadotte as Commander of the Army of the West

de Wagram, 1st Duc de Valengin, 1st Sovereign duc de Neuchâtel. Chief of Staff to Napoleon and often called his “right-hand man,” assisted in the coup d’etat of 18 Brumaire, becoming Minister of War for a time; Marshal and Vice-Constable of France. Autograph Letter Signed “Alex Berthier” as Minister of War. One page on Ministerial letterhead, 7 1/4 x 9 1/2”. Dated Paris, Thermidor An 9 (Aug. 10, 1801). In it, Berthier acknowledges a report by the instructor of the training school for light cavalry at Versailles and voices his satisfaction with the methods applied at this school. Some light browning and foxing in margins. Very Good. $100-150

1331 Cambacérès, Jean-Jacques, Régis de (1753-1824).

1329 Bernadotte, Jean-Baptiste (1763-1844). Prince of

Ponte-Corvo, Marshal of France, later King of Sweden as Karl XIV Johan. Son of a lawyer in Pau, Bernadotte entered the army in 1780. His excellent military qualities brought him rapid promotion after the outbreak of the Revolution. He was made a Marshal of France in 1806, and in 1810, he was elected heir-presumptive of the childless King Karl XIII of Sweden, going on to found the House of Bernadotte, the dynasty that still rules Sweden today. Autograph Letter Signed J. Bernadotte as Commander of the Army of the West (that was to invade England but never did). One page, folio, dated Paris, Oct. 30, 1800. In it, Bernadotte addresses the Minister of War (Lacuée -- who became Minister per interim after Carnot’s resignation on Oct. 8). Bernadotte calls the Minister’s attention to the fact that it has not been decided whether three Army Lieutenants should be kept on the active list. He asks the Minister for them to stay with his Army, so that they can be employed as heads of divisions, if they so desire. They might even get priority over generals he previously named. Tiny, unobtrusive tear upper left with old tape backing. Fine. Accompanied by a 19th Century engraving of Bernadotte. [2] $200-300

One of the principal lawmakers during the Revolution, became Second Consul during the Consulate, later appointed by Napoleon Arch-Chancellor of France and Duke of Parma; and Douai, Philippe-Antoine Merlin de (1756-1838). President of the Convention after the fall of Robespierre, commissioned with Cambacérès to draft the new legislation, later member of the Directory and Minister, appointed by Napoleon Conseiller d’État and Count of the Empire. Letter Signed “Cambacérès” and “Merlin (de douai)”. 1 1/4 page, folio, dated 11 fructidor An II (August 28, 1794). Letter from the “tribunal” of the town of Doullens (Dept. Somme) submitting a legal problem to the Committee for Legislation of the National Convention. The Committee returned the original letter under seal and postmark of the Convention Nationale within four days, using the margins to insert the requested legal information. Cambacérès and Merlin de Douai sign at the bottom left for the Committee along with Bézard, deputy of the Oise Dept. (later member of the Council of 500 and the Tribunal) and Bar, deputy of the Oise Dept., later member of the Council of the Elder. Small piece missing from bottom right corner doesn’t affect letter. About Fine. Accompanied by 19th Century engraving of Cambacérès. [2] $100-150

1332 Carnot, Lazare (1753-1823). French politician during

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the Revolution, Minister of War in 1800. Autograph Document Signed Carnot as Minister of War. One page, folio, dated Paris, July 8, 1800. République française letterhead. Addressing Citizen Lambert exactly six days after Napoleon’s return from the campaign in Italy, Carnot informs him that the First Consul has nominated him Quartermaster General of the Reserve Army at Dijon (Lambert served as Napoleon’s Quartermaster General at the beginning of the first Italian campaign in 1796). Clearly penned and attractive. Fine. Accompanied by a 19th Century engraving of Carnot. [2] $150-200

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1333 Junot,

Jean-Andoche (1771-1813). First Duc d’Abrantes, Colonel-General des Hussards. General during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, distinguished himself during the Italian campaign, but a serious wound suffered there led to a change in his temperament making him rash and volatile. Autograph Letter Signed Junot as interim commander of the First Division (which comprised Paris and surrounding départements). Dated 25 prairial An 11. On 1st Division letterhead, a short note addressed to the President of the 2nd Council of War. Fine $125-175

General Kellerman Writing to First Consul Napoleon

1335 Massena, Andre (1758-1817). Marshal of France,

1334 Kellerman,

François Étienne (1770-1835). Duc de Valmy, one of Napoleon’s most brilliant cavalry commanders, noted for his daring and skillful exploits. His heroic charge decided the Battle of Marengo. On the eve of that battle, Napoleon made him a General of a Division, but never bestowed any other favors after perhaps because Kellerman outshone Napoleon’s dear friend Genereal Desaix at the battle. Despite their tensions, Kellerman joined Napoleon during the “Hundred Days” and was wounded at Waterloo. Autograph Letter Signed Kellerman. One page, folio, dated 27 brumaire An 9. Kellerman writes to Napoleon, General 1st Consul “I have the honor to send you a request for advancement to the rank of Chief of Battalion for Citizen Chouart, Captain, my Aide-de-Camp for several years. His gallantry, ardor and intelligence in combat and the promise that you were kind enough to give me concerning his advancement at the first occasion, let me hope that, in consideration of Maringo [sic], you would grant him the rank I am asking for him. Accept the assurance of my respect.. Trivial, unobtrusive tear at lower right edge. About Fine. $250-400

Duc de Rivoli. Called by Napoleon “Enfant Cheri de la Victoire” (Victory’s Favorite Son). In 1799, the Directory was beset with political and financial chaos in the interior, while the armies of Moreau, Schérer and Joubert were destitute and confronted by the combined forces of Russia and Austria. Massena commanded the army in Switzerland, serving as a link between the Army of the Rhine and the Army of Italy. Taking the offensive, Massena defeated Suwaroff at Zürich on Sept. 26, 1799. Autograph Letter Signed Massena as General en Chef of the Army in Switzerland. One page, folio, dated Choire (Chur) March 14, 1799. Armée Française en Helvétie letterhead. Addressing Citizen Minister (of War), Massena calls for his attention in the matter of a soldier’s requ Clear, clean letter. Fine. $200-250

1336 Mortier, Edouard Alphonse Casimir (1768-1835).

Duc de Trévise, Marshal of France. Distinguished himself in the Army of the Rhine and under Massena in the Alps. Appointed by the First Consul, Commander of the First Military Division comprising Paris and surrounding départements. For his successful occupation of the Electorate of Hannover and his able administration, he was made a Marshal of France in 1804. Autograph Letter Signed. “Ed. Mortier” as Commander of the First Military Division. On First Division letterhead, dated June 25, 1802, one page. Addressing the Military Court of the 1st Division, Mortier sets the date for the trial of a veteran accused of leaving his post while on guard duty. Fine. $100-150

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Marshal Ney Signed Army of the Rhine Document

1339 France - Revolutionary-Early Napoleonic Era. Lot

1337 Ney,

Michel - Marshal Ney (1769-1815). First Duc d’Elchingen, military commander during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, one of the original 18 Marshals of France created by Napoleon, who called Ney “Brave des Braves” (Bravest of the Brave). Initially loyal to Louis XVIII, Ney rejoined Napoleon during the Hundred Days. After Napoleon’s defeat, dethronement and exile in the summer of 1815, Ney was arrested and charged with treason. Seeking to save his client, Ney’s lawyer Dupin argued that Ney was now Prussian and could not be tried by a French court for treason. Ney confounded his lawyer’s argument in mid-stream, declaring “I am French and I will remain French”. He was condemned and executed by firing squad on December 15, 1815 - an act that deeply divided the French public. Ney refused a blindfold and was allowed to give the order to fire. He was reported to have said to the firing squad: “Soldiers, when I give the command to fire, fire straight at my heart. Wait for the order. It will be my last to you. I protest against my condemnation. I have fought a hundred battles for France, and not one against her...Soldiers, Fire”. Document Signed “Ney”. Military Memo from the Army of the Rhine, 2nd Regiment, dated Sept. 13, 1800. One page, folio. Also signed at bottom left by General François-Antoine Louis Bourcier. Fine. Accompanied by 19th Century engraving of Ney. [2] $150-250

1338 France. Pre-Revolution Documents related to the

Posts and Taxes: 1-2) “Arrest du Conseil d’État du Roi Concernant les Contre-seings & Franchises des Lettres” (Proclamation of the King’s State Council regarding the Franking and Franchises of Letters). 15 January 1771. 7-page pamphlet, and “Arrêt du Conseil d’État du Roi Concernant les Contre-seings & Franchises des Lettres” Aug. 11, 1787. 6-page pamphlet; 3-4) Postal certificates, 1747 for the receipt of 20 Livres and for 87 Livres. 7 1/4 x 9 7/8”; 5) City of Paris Receipt for taxes paid on 1761 income for a house in the Rue du Four, registered here as belonging to the Quartier of the Royal Palace. 7 1/4 x 9 1/2”. Very Fine. [5] $75-100

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of Letters and Documents: 1) Two-page letter signed by Jean-Gérard Lacuée, Minister of War, Paris An 8; 2-4) Letter from Paul Barras (main executive leader of the Directory 1795-1799). One page, 6 1/2 x 8 1/3”, dated April 3, 1799. Curious denunciation of one Bervillier concerning a military award. Along with two 19th Century engravings; 5) One-page Circular signed Saint Hilaire. An 7. Postmarked Toulon and stamped “le General de brigade”; 6) Letter from “Arnaud, Commissaire de Guerres,” dated Vendemiaire An 8. On 8th Military Division letterhead; 7) Urgent (Vendemiare An 8) 1799 request order from Leclerc; 8) Document signed by “Desbureaux,” divisional commander with orders for Citizen Delom to take command of a company destined to embark for the French Colonies; 9-10) Order signed by Francois Lefebvre, Commanding General of the 14th, 15th and 17th Division - Paris Garrison (who in 1804 became one of the original 18 Marshals of France created by Napoleon, later, in 1807, Duc de Danzig); with 19th Century engraving; 11) Unidentified letter, Dec. 23, 1800 addressed on verso to the Secrétariat du Gouvernment, red wax seal still affixed; 12-13) Two Letters from Charles-François Lebrun, Duc de Plaissance, as Third Consul (he was appointed so following Napoleon’s 1799 coup; Lebrun became Arch-Treasurer of the Empire in 1804). In the first dated Feb.3, 1801, Lebrun promises a former colleague that he will find a position for his brother-in-law; in the second, dated Oct. 16, 1803, he forwards a letter from the War Minister to the Chef de Brigade Duval; 14) Document dated Pluivoise An 9 detailing the military service of one Jean LeGrand with a number of signatures including his; 15) 19th Century engraving of Jean-Victor Marie Moreau. Very Good-Fine. [15] $200-400

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1340 France

- Revolutionary-Early Napoleonic Era. Interesting grouping of letters: 1) Letter dated Aug. 23, 1801 (1 1/2 page, folio) from Hugues Bernard Maret, Duc de Bassano, member of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador to London and Naples, became Secretary of State after Napoleon’s return from Egypt. Writing as Secretary of State, Maret addresses Secretary-General of the State Council, Locré on behalf of Gen. Marmont regarding his request for 3,333 Francs and 32 Centimes for his appointments while he was on military mission in Italy; 2) Order signed by Clement, Général de Brigade, Livorno 3 ventose An IX (Feb. 22, 1801) concerning the exportation of grain from Tuscany. One page, Armée d’Italie letterhead; 3) Ministry of War letter, Dec. 17, 1801, signed by Gassendi (Jean-Jacques, Comte. Major General) and others. 1 1/2 page; 4) Letter written by and signed by Gen. Jean-François Dejean of Carcassone, as Director of War Administration. Dated 25 pluvoise An X (Feb. 14, 1802), 2 1/2 pages; 5) Letter from the Minister of the Interior to the Minister of War. 2 1/2 pages, dated germinal An X. Several signatures; 6) Letter signed by Claude Ambroise Regnier (Duc de Massà, deputy of Nancy) on Ministry of Justice letterhead, dated 7 ventoise An XII. One page; 7) Letter signed by MunitionnaireGeneral and “Chief Grocer of the Empire” Vanlerberghe (one of the three “United Merchants). One page, dated March 3, 1804. Vanlerberghe is pleased by the work of the chief-agent for food supplies at the camp in Bayonne and assures him of a promotion; 8) One-page on Préfet de Police letterhead signed by Dubois, dated messidor An Dix. Very Good-Fine [8] $150-250

1342 France. Postal, Shipping and Travel Documents,

1782-1809. 1) Postal Account Sheet, 1785. 2 pages, folio. Notations of postage due to be collected by postmasters of different towns. Small piece missing at top; 2) Postal Delivery Sheet. 2 pages, folio. Columns with date of posting, destination, recipient, etc. 3) Postal Dispatch form. 4 pages, folio. Dated 27 Floreal An 6 (May 16, 1798). In it the postmaster confirms the arrival of a dispatch sent from Troyes to Paris and lists the “Articles” (Money and or valuables) he has received with the dispatch; it is further noted that the present dispatch contains letters for which a total of 200 Livres 11 sous must be collected by the Postmaster in Troyes; 4-8) Naval Bill of Ladings - Nice, Sept. 7, 1782. 9 1/4 x 6 1/2”; Dec. 22, 1792 (2), Feb. 19, 1793. 7 3/4 x 4 3/4”; Menton, April 25, 1809. 7 1/3 x 5 1/4”. The first in Italian, the others inscribed in French. All with ship vignette upper left; and 9) Passport. Dole, Départment du Jura, 26 Brumaire An 14 (Nov. 17, 1806). 15 3/4 x 10”. For one Claude Antoine Louis Rossigneux, age 17... with blue eyes, straight nose, a round face... Imperial Arms at top center, three ink stamps and stamp charge of 75 Centimes. About Fine-Very Fine. [9] $100-150

1341 France. Group of Revolutionary Era Decrees and

Documents: 1) Address of the National Assembly, Fécamp 25 July 1792. Four-page pamphlet. Piece missing from third page edge and taping there; 2) “Municipalité de Paris - Fédération du 14 Juillet 1792 l’an 4me de la Liberté. Notice of review by the Commissioner of War, Small folio; 3) Decree of the National Convention regarding Postal Clerks. March 9, 1793. 7 4/4 x 9 7/8”, 1 1/4 pages Corner tape upper right edge); 4) Decree of the National Convention regarding Messengers, posting of letters and horse post. April 9, 1793. Four-page pamphlet; and 5) “Commission des Transports Militaires, Postes, Messageries, Remontes, Relais et Navigation de l’Intérieur Dècret du 23 Ventose”. Regarding various articles from the Committee of Public health. 1 Frimaire An 3 (1795). 2 pages, 7 3/4 x 12 1/3”; also 2 Assignats (one with tape residue). Fine-VF. [7] $75-125

1343 France and Italy. Small group of 16th-17th noble

Letters and Documents: 1-2) Short letters in French from and signed by Balthazar Rangoni, Marquis di Longiano, dated 1565. 8 1/2 x 12 3/4 “. One a single paragraph, the other two paragraphs. Residue of wax seal still affixed to one. Small body holes at fold, stains. Good; 3) 1580 letter in Latin addressed to Sers/sme Princeps D.D. Clem/me. One page, folio, addressee Sers/mo Principi ce dno dno Carolo Dei Gratia ...Achid. Austriae, duci Burgundiae etc. Comiti - etc. D.D. Cle/ me. Some folds on edge, VG; 4) “Bando per Occasione di Peste” (Notice of Plague), Mantova 16 June 1611. In Italian. One page, 7 7/8 x 11 1/2”. Crowned Arms at top, embellished first letter. Browning of about one half. Otherwise Fine; 5) 1642 letter in French. Three pages, folio. Fine; 6) 1694 letter in French, addressed to Monsieur de la Touche a L’anyon--. Three pages, smaller format. VG. Interesting group, some possibly rare and in need of further research. [6] $150-250

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1344 Quintet of 18th-early 20th Century Works in French:

Journal Historique et Politique 1774. Geneva. Small format pamphlet, 60 pages. Good; Almanach General et Historique de la Province de Dauphiné, 1788. Grenoble. 423 pages, small format. Good; Les Cahiers du Capitaine Coignet. By Lorédan Larchey. Librairire Hachette et. Cie. Paris, 1903. With 96 illustrations by Julien Le Blant. 288 pages. Very Good; Grands Hommes, Volume I. Bound 19th Century volume of Illustrations of 18th-early 19th Century rulers and notables by Delpech. Spine scuffed and fraying at bottom; spotting and some foxing. Good; and Manuscript Venu de St. Hélène d’une Manière Inconnue. London, 1817. No covers, only floral end papers, 152 pages. Good. [5] $75-125

Maps

Govvernet. General d’Orleans, Lorraine, Champagne Noyon, Picardie et Pays Reconquis, Isle de France, Gouvernment General de Guienne et Gascogne, Langvedoc, and Dauphiné Eschelle. Colored. 9 3/4 x 6 7/8”. “La France” with hole in blank margin, “Isle de France” with edge missing from upper left border. Some staining in blank borders. Fine. [9] $150-250

from “Recueil de Cartes pour l’Étude de l’Histoire de France”, volume I, Paris 1787. Europa veteribus nota -- L’Europe Ancienne, Guienne de la Navarre et du Béarn, La Marche du Bourbonnois, du Limosin et de L’Auvergne, La Bourgogne et de la Franche-Comté, Bretagne du Maine avec le perche et de L’Anjou, and Carte Nouvelle d’Allemagne. Each map approx.15 x 10” on folio. Black & white, one hand-colored. Includes title page and table of contents. Light stain on title page. Very Fine [8] $150-200

1349 France. Pair of Maps: Gouvernement du Bourbonnois

and Gouvernment de Bearn. By Pierre-François Tardieu and Dubuisson (1782 or after). Colored. Approx. 16 1/2 x 13 on folio, 25 x 19”. A few trivial nicks on folio edges. Attractive. Very Fine. [2] $125-175

1350 France. Four larger maps, late 18th-19th Century

Sanson le fils - “Geographe du Roy” (1668). Colored. 12 1/3 x 9 7/8”. Small split bottom edge, some soiling at edges. VG-Fine; and Gallia Antiqua et Nova. By Philipp Cluver (1694). Outlines colored. 13 3/8 x 11 1/2. Two small body holes on foldlines, small edge tears. About VG. [2] $75-125

1346 France. A group of nine 17th Century Maps: La France,

1345 France. Pair of 17th Century Maps: France. By N.

1348 France. Historical Maps. A set of six maps by Vallet

editions: Gouvernments de Bourgogne et de FrancheComté by Tardieu and Dubuisson; Gouvernment de Guienne et Gascogne; northern Guienne, Limousin, Auvergne, etc; Colored. On accordion fold folio, 39 1/2 x 19 1/2”. VF; and Départment du Gard - Décréte le 3 Fevrier 1790 par l’Assemblée Nationale. By P.G. Chanlaire. Folio, 30 1/4 x 21 3/4”. A few tears on bottom and nibbles on top edge. Fine. [4] $150-200

1351 France. Five maps from the “Atlas National”, ca.

1347 France. A group of four 17th Century Maps: Bretagne,

Normandie, Provence et Comtat de Venaissin, and Gouvernement General dv Lionnois. Colored. 9 3/4 x 6 3/4”. Light browning page edges. Good Fine. [4] $75-100

1793-1794. La France Divisée en IX Regions, 10 Metropoles, et 83 Departemens, Département des Landes divisé en 4 Districts..., and Département de la Vienne.... Colored. 10 5/8 x 8 1/3”. Very Fine. [5] $125-175

1352 France. Seven maps from the “Atlas National”, ca. 1793-

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1794. Département du Cantal divisé en 4 districts et 20. Cantons, Département du Gers..., Départment du Gard..., Département des Basses Pyrennées..., Département de la Haute Garonne..., Département de l’Arriege..., Département des Basses Alpes.... Colored. 10 x 8 1/4”. Six horizontal, one vertical. Very Fine. [7] $150-200

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U.S. STOCKS AND BONDS 1356 Aetna Explosives Company (New York) Circa 1915.

Shares. SPECIMEN. No.00000. Blue. Men flank AE monogram. ABNCO. EF. $100-150

1353 France. Eight maps from the “Atlas National”, ca.

1793-1794. Département des Pyrénéés Orientales divisé en 3 Districts..., Département du Tarn..., Département des Hautes Pyrénnées..., Département de l’Aude, Département de l’Avéiron..., Département du Puy de Dome..., Département de l’Herault..., and Département de la Lozere.... Colored. 10 5/8 x 8 1/3”. Seven horizontal, one vertical. Very Fine. [8] $200-250

1357 American DeForest Wireless Telegraph (Maine) 1904.

1354 France. Lot of colored Maps from late 18th-19th

Century editions: Northwest France, Northeast France, Southeast France with Corsica. 22 1/2 x 17”; Two by Tardieu -- Carte du Département du Mont-Terrible. 7 1/2 x 4 5/8”; and Département du Mont-Blanc. 5 5/8 x 7 3/4”; and 21 maps of various Départements, 7 1/2 x 5 1/3”. With 19 accompanying descriptive pages. [26 maps] $100-150

1355 BVRGVNDIA

Ducatus. By Gerardus Mercator and Jodocus Hondius, Amsterdam, ca. 16061610’s. Original colors. 21 1/2 x 18”. Some typical light browning of paper in margins, overall a Fine map with good impression; also Coltons “Turkey in Europe”. NY, 1859. 16 1/2 x 13 1/2”. Handcolored. Fine. Matted. [2] $150-250

10 shares. Convertible gold bond. No.3923. Green. Child and semi-nude woman holding a telegraph pole with broken wires. New York Ban Note Company. VF+. Signed by Lee de Forest as vice president. Lee de Forest (August 26, 1873 - June 30, 1961) was an American inventor who considered himself to be the “Father of Radio.” A pioneer in the development of sound-on-film recording, he held over 180 patents, including several related to vacuum tube technology. American De Forest Wireless failed to achieve its goal practical worldwide wireless communication, and the company was accused of massive stock fraud. $300-500

1358 American Trotter & Pacer, Incorporated (New Jersey)

1922. 2 shares. No.30. Brown. Eagle. Red embossed seal. EF. Issued, not cancelled. First example seen by this cataloger. $100-150

1359 Baltimore Water Company (Maryland). 1809. One

share. No.3532. Ornate counterfoil at left. Embossed corporate seal. Issued to William Patterson. This was the first water company founded in the United States (1792). Almost Uncirculated. Partially prepared remainder (not fully issued). Also included is a City of Baltimore Five Per Cent Water Stock 1878, issued, cancelled, VF+. [2] From the Collection of John Herzog. $100-150

1360 Coca-Cola Company (Delaware) 1970s. Common

shares. Specimen. No.SS. Green. Female reclining with books and lamp. ABNCO. EF. From the Collection of John Herzog. $75-125

1361 Durham Duplex Razor Company (New York) 1908.

Specimen. Brown. Man using straight edge razor. “SHAVE WITH A SMILE”. Central Banknote Co. EF. Ex. Smythe Memphis 2005 auction. From the Collection of John Herzog. $75-125

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1362 Dynamograph

Company (Tennessee) 1889. Philadelphia. 25 shares. No.1073. Woman holding lightning stands on globe. VF. A small piece is missing from the margin at lower left. The dynamograph was one of the first medical instruments used to measure muscular force. This is the only example of which we are aware. $150-250

Only Example of Edison-Signed Ediphone Certificate 1366 Lake Placid Company (New York) 1911. 10 shares.

No.251. New York State seal. Signed by Melvil Dewey as president. Dewey developed the famous Dewey Decimal System which was to become the premier library classification system of its day. He founded the Lake Placid Club in 1893, and by the 1930s it became the largest residential club in the world. VF+. From the Collection of John Herzog. $100-150

1367 Lockwood Union (New York) 1873. 45 shares. No.35.

1363 Ediphone Service Incorporated (New Jersey) 1928.

One share. No.3. Orange. State seal of New Jersey. Issued to Thomas A. Edison, and signed by him on the back. While 100 examples were printed, only ten were issued, and this is the only example issued to Edison and signed by him. This example is also signed by his brother Charles, as president. Thomas Edison recognized the potential for using recorded sound to allow for more convenient dictation, and his wax cylinder technology provided a simple and uncomplicated way to achieve that goal. VF+. ”CANCELLED” diagonally across the center. A unique opportunity to obtain the one and only available example. $1,500-2,500

1368 Mechanico-Therapeutic

1364 Fifth Avenue Electric Medical Company (South

Dakota) 1901. 25 shares. No.128. Brown. Women with wheat in oval frames at sides. Gold embossed seal. EF. From the Collection of John Herzog. $100-150

and Orthopedic Zander Institute of the City of New York (New York) 1890. 2. No.8. ZANDER INSTITUTE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK in oval frame at the center. Gold embossed seal. VF. Issued, not cancelled. Ex. Smythe, Strasburg Jan. 1996. From the Collection of John Herzog. $120-180

1369 F. C. Newell Mutograph Corporation (New Jersey)

1365 Greenwood Land Company of Baltimore (Maryland)

1855. Office in Philadelphia. 34 shares. No.54. Eagle and sailing vessels. Henry Clay, monument, and Daiel Webster in the left end panel. Toppan, Carpenter and Casilear. VF. From the Collection of John Herzog. $100-150

City by a river. Farmer plowing. Tall ship. N.P.RR locomotive. Signed by Lewis C. Lockwood. As the War Between the States wore on, an increasing number of colored persons sought the protection afforded by forts and camps of the United States. Some public authorities thought something should be done to send these “contrabands” to free states to obtain employment. General Butler stated that he would protect these people, and that there was plenty of room for them in Virginia. The American Missionary Association appointed Reverand Lewis C. Lockwood to prepare them for future employment. VF+. From the Collection of John Herzog. $100-150

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190_. Shares. Specimen. Green. Eagle. VF+. Split in the upper margin. This company created moving images by sequencing through a run of still pictures. The problem with the inventor’s idea was that only one person could watch at a time. Part of the history of moving images. From the Collection of John Herzog. $100-150

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1370 New-York State 5% Stock (New York) 1827. Albany.

$1000 . No.88. NEW YORK STATE STOCK in the left end panel. Signed by William Learned Marcy (17861857), N.Y. Comptroller, Associate Justice NY Supreme Court, U.S. Senator, Governor of NY, U.S. Secretary of War, U.S. Secretary of State. Marcy’s portrait appears on the 1891 $1000 Silver Certificate. VF. Pen cancels, and ink erosion in the signatures. From the Collection of John Herzog. $50-75

1374 Pacific Land Company (California) March 17, 1863.

San Francisco. 5 shares. No.68. Sidewheel steamer. Woman leans on oval shield, left. B. F. Butler’s Lith. VF+. 25 Cent revenue affixed. From the Collection of John Herzog. $150-250

1371 New York Enamelling and Opaqueing Company

(New York) 1871. One share. No.47. New York State seal. VF+. From the Collection of John Herzog. $30-50

1375 Pentwater Driving Park Association (Michigan) 1875.

One share. No.185. Horse and carriage. VF+. Issued, not cancelled. First example seen by this cataloger. $150250

1376 Rockland Cemetery Improvement Co (New York) 1372 New York and New Jersey Bridge Company (New

York) 1892. $1000. General Mortgage Bond. No.227. Brown. Panoramic view of Manhattan as looking north from the Narrows. The Brooklyn Bridge can clearly be seen, and off in the distance is a new cross-Hudson Bridge joining New York and New Jersey. New York Bank Note Company. VF-EF. Issued, not cancelled. $75-125

1889. Sparkhill, Rockland County. 40 shares. No.32. Cross on a grave. Woman and child nearby watch sunset. Gold seal. EF. Issued, not cancelled. From the Collection of John Herzog. $50-75

1377 Sesqui-Centennial

Exhibition Association (Pennsylvania) 1926. Philadelphia. $2,000. Participation Certificate. No.184. Orange. Independence Hall. E. A. Wright Bank Note Company. VF+. Issued, not cancelled. $100-150

1373 North American Phonograph Company (New Jersey)

1892. Jersey City. $1000. No.134. Red $1000. Wax cylinder phonograph. VF-EF. Not cancelled. Signed by Samuel Insull as President. Thomas Edison originally sold this company to Jesse Lippincott, who envisioned a great need for phonographs as office dictation machines. Eventually Lippencott lost control of the company and it reverted back to Edison, to whom this bond is registered. Edison relied on Samuel Insull to manage the company successfully. This high grade and attractive Edisonrelated bond rarely appears on the market, and should be considered seriously. $200-300

1378 Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Circa 1900.

Shares. SPECIMEN. No.00000. Green. Capitol Building. Griffins. ABNCO. VF-EF. $200-300

1379 Talking Book Corporation (Delaware) 1919. 50 shares.

No.15. Orange with gold logo. This company made children’s records which were produced by the Emerson Phonograph Company. $100-150

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1380 Union Screw & Dovetail Machine Co (New York)

1867. Morrisania, Westchester County. 200 shares. No.32. Hands shake above two women who flank a shield with a screw at the center. 25 Cent revenue stamp affixed. VF+. Issued, not cancelled. From the Collection of John Herzog. $75-125

1381 United States Hotel Company (New Jersey) 183.

Atlantic City. 30 shares. No.16. Large four-story hotel, “LAWN VIEW”. VF-EF. Issued, uncancelled. Inconsequential pencil notation in the top margin. At one time this was the biggest hotel in the world, with over 600 rooms and 2,000 guests. From the Collection of John Herzog. $100-150

1382 Uris Buildings Corporation (New York) 1960. Shares.

SPECIMEN. Green. Skyscrapers, “U” logo. SCBN. EF. From the Collection of John Herzog. $50-75

1385 Williams Manufacturing Company (Massachusetts)

1902. Northampton. 213. No.49. A nest of wicker baskets. Statue, left. VF+. IC. Operated steamboats on the Willamette River and its tributaries in the State of Oregon from 1862 to 1871. Operated steamers on the Columbia River, and the Clackamas River. Scarce and desirable. $50-75

1386 Robert Morris Related Land Deed (Pennsylvania)

March 5, 1793. Luzerne County. Partially printed Land-Office form. While Robert Morris does not sign this form, his name is mentioned three times. About this time, Robert Morris was busily purchasing land for the Asylum Company and the Pennsylvania Property Company, hoping to achieve vast profits from Europeans fleeing revolutionary turmoil. VF+. $100-150

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Vitrite & Luminoid Co. 100 Share Only One Known

1383 Vitrite & Luminoid Company (New York) 1886.

100 shares. No.18. Large light bulb at the center. Issued to and signed by F. W. Roebling, son of John Roebling, the Brooklyn Bridge builder. Vitrite Luminoid & Company produced sockets and lampholders, and eventually became part of Phillips. Vitrite is a type of glass, used as insulation. According to our consignor, this is the only example known . VF+. Issued, not cancelled. $1,000-1,500

1387 U.S. Treasury Drafts Related to the Confederate

1384 William Massey Brewing Company (Pennsylvania)

1891. Philadelphia. 4.550 shares. No.30. Large brewery. Portrait of the founder, left. VF+. Born in England, William Massey was the son of a brewer from Stoke, who moved to Philadelphia when William was quite young. After serving an apprenticeship in Gray’s Brewery, he eventually was offered a partnership in Poultney, Collins & Massey, and subsequently gained full ownership. In 1877, William Massey Brewing Company was the eleventh largest brewer in the United States. $150-250

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Raiders “Alabama, Florida”, and “Shenandoah” April and June 1889. Washington, D.C. Three drafts, Nos.7511, 7354 and 7743. Portrait of Salmon P. Chase, left. “GENEVA AWARD,” in the left end panel. Under the Geneva Award, Great Britain agreed to pay $15.5 million to compensate the United States for depredations committed by the Confederate raiders “Alabama, Florida”, and “Shenandoah”, built in Great Britain. Two of these drafts are signed by U.S. Treasurers - James Hyatt, and J. S. Houston. A similar lot brought $1,100 + 20% in Spink’s April 2011 Dallas Sale. $500-750

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1388 An Eclectic Group of Stocks and Bonds. Pennsylvania

Canal Company $1000 1870(2 pcs.) IC, VF+. State of North Carolina $1000 1862 Cr.62J, IU, VF, fold splits; Farmers Deposit National Bank, “Prince” the dog, UU(2 pcs.), EF; Rabbit’s Foot Mining (ID) 1907; Millvale Hale (PA) 1884 IC, VF and eight others. Should be seen. Sold as is. [15] $60-90

1392 Alice Gold & Silver Mining Company (Utah Territory).

Walkerville, Montana. 19__. Specimen. Mines, mills, covered wagons. Girl below. ABNCO. EF. A very nice example. From the Collection of John Herzog. $75-150

1389 Colorful Assortment of Pittsburgh-Related Rails

and Other Subjects. Dunkirk, Warren & Pittsburgh Railway 1871 508 shares IC, VF+; New Castle & Beaver Valley Rail-Road 1863 One share IC, VF+(2 pcs.), one with stains; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad 1861 2 shares IU, VF+; Pittsburgh, Virginia & Charleston Railway 1890 IV, VF+ and a dozen or so other Pittsburgh rails, 1880’s - 1940’s. Eighteen unissued Pittsburgh rails, mostly EF or better. City of Pittsburgh $1000 1870, issued, cut out cancelled, and seven other City of Pittsburgh bonds, unissued. Also included is a West Virginia Midland $1000 1906 IU, EF, and five assorted non-Pittsburgh rails. Should be seen, sold as is, no returns. $150-250

1393 Baldy Sour Mining Company (New York) 1878.

1390 International Bond and Share Assortment. France:

Compagnie Nouvelle de Chemin de Fer D’Arles a SaintLouis-du-Rhone 1883; Societe des Charbonnages de Ninh-Binh (Tonkin) 1927; Greece: Hellenic Government Loan 5% 1914; Hungary: Royal Hungarian 4% Gold Rentes 1881; La Societe de Credit Foncier du Royaume de Hongrie 1899; Pesti Magyar Kereskedelmi Bank 1911; Romania: Caisse Autonome des Monopoles du Royaume de Roumanie Stabilisation et de Developpement de 1929 and 1931; Ottoman Empire: Unified Converted Debt 1881; Russia: 125 Roubles 3 1/2% Gold Loan of 1891 and 1894; Serbia: Royaume de Serbie 5% Or 1913; Spain: Minas de Core de Nerva 1906; Yugoslavia: Royaume de Yugoslavie 7% 1931 and 5% 1933 and others. Condition varies, but most are decent. Should be seen. Sold as is, no returns. [60+ pcs.) $150-250

1394 Canterbury Mining Company (Wyoming) 1901. Mines

and transfer office at Leadville, Colorado. 500 shares. No.684. Brown on pink paper. Cathedral. Extremely Fine. $75-125

1395 Clear Creek Tunnel Company (Massachusetts) 1865.

Mines in Colorado. Issued in Boston. 100 shares. No.263. Blue paper. Green embossed seal. Title in outlined letters at the top. VF-EF. Only three known according to our consignor. $150-250

1396 Cerro-Colorado Mill & Mining Company (Arizona

Territory) 1876. Cerro-Colorado Mining District mine location. Issued in San Francisco. 10 shares. No.1116. Mountain and mines. Columbia statue, left. VF+ details. Trimmed a bit into the left border. According to Fred Hollabird, after the Civil War, Mexican miners stole large amounts of bullion from the Cerro-Colorado miners and supposedly hid it in the nearby mountains. To this day, the “lost” bullion has not been found. $150-250

1391 Large and Colorful Lot of Stocks and Bonds. 1880’s

to 2000’s. . Twenty or so “Retail Ready” assorted certificates, nicely matted, wrapped in plastic, and ready for framing, including Wurlitzer, Waltham Watch, Kolster Radio, and more. Also included are perhaps one hundred other examples, US and International, Atlantic & St. Lawrence Railroad to U. S. Airlines. Condition is overall quite decent. Must be seen, sold as is. $100-200

Treasure Hill, Nevada. 100 shares. No.2. Gold embossed seal. Eagle. Ornate green back with vertical mine shafts. Issued to company president, Eugene N. Robinson. Oliver S. Dawson secretary. Located near the Nonpareil Mine, Sweetwater Mine and Moscow Mine, all reportly profitable. VF+. $100-150

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1397 Edison Ore Milling Company (New York) 1881. 50

shares. No.1185. All blue. Small eagle at the bottom. Issued to Thomas A. Edison. Signed by Samuel Insull as president . VF+. Thomas Edison formed this company to pursue the idea of extracting iron ore from sand deposits. He ran into technical difficulties he could not overcome, and eventually had to close the company. Samuel Insull became Thomas Edison’s right hand man, and greatly contributed to creating an integrated electrical infrastructure in the United States. When the Great Depression came, investors blamed Insull for their losses, and he was carted off to jail, but later acquitted. A scarce and desirable piece that will fit well into any fine collection of Edison material. $300-500

1401 Golden Gate Gold, Silver and Copper Company

1402 Lake Superior Iron & Chemical Company (Michigan)

1398 Fairview

Consolidated Mining & Developing Company (Colorado) 1881. Boulder County. 1000 shares. No.1757. Blue gray paper. Gold underprint of miners. Eagle below. VF. $100-150

1399 Forrest Hill Mining & Manufacturing Company

(Virginia) 1859. Fayette County. $500. Bond. No.57. Train. Virginia state arms, right. New York state arms, left. Secured by 2,100 acres of coal lands in Fayette County. VF+. A very nice example of this scarcer Virginia coaloil producing entity. After the Civil War, Fayette County became part of West Virginia. $100-150

1400 Fort Orange Milling Company (New York) 1890.

Albany. 50 shares. No.14. Red embossed seal. Five story building alongside canal. FORT ORANGE ROLLING MILLS & ELEVATOR, above. VF+. Trimmed close to the left border. An explosion and fire brought down the Fort Orange Milling Company on Dec. 19, 1892. $50-75

(California) Feb. 25, 1864. Gopher District, Calaveras County mine location. Issued in San Francisco. 10 shares. No.41. Train on bridge approaches mill. American flag below, expressing patriotic leanings toward the Union. Robbins & Co’s Print. VF. Some light age toning. Not seen before by this cataloger. A desirable Civil War patriotic mining piece from a very popular mining district. $200-300

1907. 2000 shares. No.146. Green, gold seal. The Chapel, Pictured Rocks, Lake Superior. VF+. Issued, with endorsement for partial payment indicated on front. This company was the predecessor company to the Charcoal Iron Company of America and manufactured pig iron, acetone and acetate, and alcohol. The plants were located in Boyne City, Chocolay, Elk Rapids, Manistique and Newberry, Michigan, and Ashland, Wisconsin. From the Collection of John Herzog. $50-75

1403 Lycoming Valley Iron Company (Pennsylvania) 1853.

New York office. 500 shares. No.283. Iron mill. State arms above the counters. Allegorical women representing Commerce at the sides. A scarce, bank note-quality certificate engraved by Underwood, Bald, Spencer and Hufty. VF. Trimmed close at the sides. Issued, uncancelled. Very scarce. $100-150

1404 New York Silver Mining Company of Nevada

(New York) Sept. 21, 1865. 5 shares. No.272. Miners hammering. Vertical shaft, left. Green embossed seal and brown revenue stamp affixed. VF+. $200-300

1405 Phoenix Mining Company (Missouri) 1875. 10 shares.

No.6. Silver underprint. NE. VF+. One of very few known Missouri mining certificates. Probably located in or around Joplin, where extensive lead mines flourished in the 1870’s. $100-150

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Fork Canal Company (California) 1852. Placerville, El Dorado County. One share. No.345. Red back with eagle and shield. Dog and safe. Moon rising in the distance. VF+. $100-150

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1407 United States Mine Signal and Supply Company

(New Jersey) 1893. Trenton. One share. No.346. Green. Eagle on rock, left. Miners, right. ABNCO. EF. Issued, uncancelled. A very nice example. From the Collection of John Herzog. $80-120

1408 Vanderbilt Consolidated Mining Company (Colorado)

1882. $10. No.104. Green border, pink paper. Miners with picks and shovels, center. Vertical shaft, left. Colorado state arms, right. Located on Yankee Hill, about a half a mile from Leadville. Extremely Fine. One of the nicest specimens we have seen. Issued, uncancelled. While not directly related to the Vanderbilt family, this piece is one of the most graphically pleasing Colorado mining shares, and retail offerings are usually $300 or more . $150-250

1410 Group of Twenty Cincinnati & Springfield Railway

1411 Colorado Monorail Company (South Dakota) 1905.

Extremely Rare Chartiers Railway Co. Certificate

Denver office. 1000 shares. No.62. Eagle on globe. Photographic image of the line’s monorail car serves as a background for the embossed corporate seal. Near the center is an illustration of the single rail, and wires suspended overhead. This is the only certificate reported by Cox. From the Collection of John Herzog. $100-150

1412 Detroit, Bay City & Alpena Railroad (Michigan)

Railroads

Bonds 1871. Green. Three imprinted revenue stamps. Train at station. Most are very nice. A few with minor edge splits. Average VF+. $100-150

1887. 100 shares. No.A159. Green. Mill, left. Train, right. Extremely Fine. $75-125

1413 Lake Erie & Louisville Railroad Company (Ohio

& Indiana) 1872. $1000. First Mortgage 7% Bond. No.936. Orange, with gold embossed seal. Train facing left. Allegorical women at the sides. EF. As nice as they come. $100-150

1414 Macon & Brunswick Railroad Company (Georgia)

1868. $1000. Second Mortgage Bond. No.951. Red $1000. Train facing right. Cotton pickers, left. Twentyfive coupons. VF+. Issued, not cancelled. $100-150

Ships, Maritime

1409 Chartiers Railway Company (Pennsylvania) 1885.

Philadelphia. 120 shares. No.971. Train crosses bridge over river. Mill. Issued to Henry Clay Frick and signed by him on the back. VF+. Small punch cancels through the signature blocks and embossed seal. “CANCELLED” stamped diagonally above the Treasurer’s signature. The H. C. Frick signature on the back is bold, crisp, and free from any cancellations. Henry Clay Frick (December 19, 1849 - December 2, 1919) was an American industrialist, financier, and associate of Andrew Carnegie. Frick founded the H. C. Frick & Company coke manufacturing company, was chairman of the Carnegie Steel Company, played a major role in the formation of U.S. Steel, and played a major part in financing the growth and construction of the Pennsylvania Railroad. His antiunion management policies resulted in violent clashes between privately hired Pinkerton agents, and workers at the Homestead Works of the Carnegie Steel Company in July of 1892. A few weeks later, an assassin burst into Frick’s office, shot him twice, and stabbed him repeatedly. Frick survived the assassination attempt. He was a major patron of the arts, and upon his death in 1919 bequethed his extensive collection of old master paintings and fine furniture to create the celebrated Frick Collection and art museum. Frick’s signature on stocks and bonds is rarely seen. This example can be traced directly to the Penn Central archives. Cox reports only one Chartiers Railway signed by Frick. $1,000-1,500

1415 Brooklyn Steamship & Emigration Company (New

York) 1867. $1000. No.805. Black with gold underprint and green paper . Paddlesteamer at top left. VF-EF. Not cancelled. $100-150

1416 Columbia

Transportation Company (Washington Territory) 1863. Vancouver. One share. No.995. Red and blue on watermarked pink paper. Sidewheel steamer. Train, upper right. VF+. Small punch cancel in the upper left corner, typical for this issue. 25 Cent Entry of Goods revenue stamp near the bottom. $100-150

1417 International Mercantile Marine Company 1902.

10 shares. No.B4767. Green. Ocean liner. Signed by one of the Voting Trustees, W. J. Pirrie, on the verso. ABNCO. VF. Heavy endorsements on the front. From the Collection of John Herzog. $100-150

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1422 Philadelphia Southern Mail Steamship Company

(Pennsylvania) 1868. Philadelphia. One share. No.579. Steamship. State arms, left. Revenue stamp affixed. VF+. Issued, uncancelled. We know of only one other example, and that one had a printed red endorsement across the front. $100-150

1418 Iron Steamboat Company (New Jersey) 19__. Jersey

City. Shares. Specimen. No.00000. Green. Sidewheel steamer. Train below. ABNCO. EF. RETURN TO CLEARING DEPT. rubber stamp at upper right. From the Collection of John Herzog. $75-125

1419 Long Dock Company (New Jersey) 1872. New York

office. 5 shares. No.322. Sailor and capstan. Ornate wharf scene in the left end panel with ships, train and town. VF+. Very light traces of stub paste, left, but much nicer than these are usually found. From the Collection of John Herzog. $75-125

1420 Orinoco Steam Navigation Company of New York.

(New York) 1852. One share. 1000. No.328. Red 1000. Wagon with cotton, steamboat. Allegorical women, and Venus on shell, below. Bank note-quality engraving by Rawdon, Wright, Hatch and Edson. VF+. A tiny piece of the lower left corner is shaved off. The company ran steamers around the coast and the rivers of Venezuela. Their steamship, the “Apure”, was attacked by rebels, and several Americans officers were killed, resulting in a diplomatic mess of major proportions. $60-90

1423 Rodman R. Nickerson (Rhode Island) 1890. Newport.

2 sixty fourth shares. No.3. Three-masted schooner. VF+. $200-300

1424 Steamboat

Pilot’s Certificate. 1863. District of Pittsburgh. Allegheny River. Side wheel steamboat at top. James Lucas & Sons, Baltimore, printer. VF, with repaired splits. First one seen by this cataloger. $50-75

1425 Submarine Monitor Company (New York) 1880s. 100

shares. SPECIMEN. No.0000. Green. Eagle on a rock. American Bank Note Company. VF. With light stains and age toning across the bottom margin. The company built a steam-powered submarine that attached explosive torpedoes to the bottom of enemy ships. We are aware of only one other example, a fully issued piece. $100-150

1426 Union Navigation Company (New York) 1867. 100

shares. No.675. Red. Sailing vessel. Ornate first letters in the title. VF-EF. Great color and paper quality on this scarce and desirable example. $100-150

1427 Warden’s Office Port of Philadelphia (Pennsylvania)

1421 People’s Transportation Company (Oregon) 1866.

Salem, County of Marion. 8 shares. No.280. Blue and red, gold underprint of a steamboat. Brown 25 Cent revenue stamp. Sidewheel steamer. Train in the left end panel. Oregon Farmer Print. VF. Staple holes in the left margin, minor edge nicks in the right margin. First example seen by this cataloger. $200-300

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Oct. 6, 1879. Resolution of the Board granting permission to build a bulkhead. No.276. Ships on the river, pier under construction. Gold embossed seal. VF+. Nice for this issue, which was once available, but is rarely seen anymore. $100-150

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1432 Ireland. Ulster Railway Company. £50 share, 18[36],

no.252. Black printing, on vellum, red paper seal. Very light soiling, otherwise Extremely Fine. $75-125

1433 Ireland. Colorful Pair of Waterford, Dungarvan and

Lismore Railway Company Share Certificates. 1879 and 1873. Nos.3048 and 6090. Both VF+ details. One with light pencil notation, the other with a small punch hole. [2] $50-100

1434 Ireland. Waterford and Limerick Railway Company.

1428 France. Maison de Banque Lambert 1827. 1000 francs.

No.190. Ornate rectangular central panel surrounded by coupons. VF+. Nice grade for this issue which is rarely encountered with this many coupons. Not seen before by this cataloger. $400-600

1429 Great Brtain. Regents Canal. December 1812. Tranfer

1845. One share. All blue on pale blue paper. Company seal near the top. Pink embossed corporate seal. VF+. $50-75

1435 Ireland.Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow and Dublin

Railway Company. £20 share, 1847. No.35108. Attractive coat of arms at top, scrollwork border and scrollwork at left, black, green paper seal. EF. $60-90

for 3 shares. Ornate left end panel with silver centered revenue stamp. Red wax seal, lower right. On parchment. Fine. Light age toning and stains. $75-125

1430 Iceland. Hlutafjelagid Eimskipafjelag Islands 1914.

25 Kronen. No.5321. Blue and gold. Ship and snow covered mountains at the top. VF+. $75-125

Proof Irish Republic Bond, Possibly Unique

1436 Ireland.Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow and Dublin

Railway Company. £20 share, 1847. No.55908, attractive coat of arms at top, scrollwork border and scrollwork at left, black, green paper seal. EF. $60-90

1437 Ireland. Trio of Railway Company Shares and Other 1431 Irish Republic. 1860s. $50. Six Months, 6% bond.

PROOF on India paper mounted on card. Green. Erin, represented as a maiden pointing to the rising sun. With her right hand, she points to a sword lying upon the ground. An Irish soldier stoops to grasp the sword with his eyes raised to the rising sun. An Irish wolf-hound crouches near the ancient Harp of Erin. Wolfe Tone, left. Edward FitzGerald, right. Continental Bank Note Company. Almost Uncirculated. Bonds such as these were used to raise money to support the Fenians, who raided Canada in hopes of forcing the English to withdraw from Ireland. Issued bonds are scarce, but obtainable at a price, but this Proof is probably unique, and Continental Bank Note proofs of stocks and bonds of any nature are very rare. Related engravings and a photographic image of William T. Cosgrove are included. Ex. Lot 7596 in Smythe’s Memphis 1992 auction. From the Collection of John Herzog. $500-750

Irish Certificates. 1) Southern Railway Company. 1881. 115,000 Pound Debenture B Stock. EF. 2) Dublin, Belfast and Coleraine Junction Railway. Script Certificate for five shares. VF+. 3) Waterford, Dungarvan and Lismore Railway Company. 1876. Five shares. VF details, some flaws in the lower margin. 4) Electric Telegraph Company of Ireland. 1852. Five shares. EF. 5) Irish Packing Company, Ltd. 1920. VF, several endorsements at the top. [5] $100-150

1438 A Pleasing Trio of Irish Brewery Share Certificates.

1) Indianapolis Breweries Limited. 1890. 5 shares. All red. 2) Washington Brewery Company Limited. 1889. 10 shares. On green paper. 3) Hills Union Brewery Company Limited. 1889. All green. All VF+ or so. [3] $60-90

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BOOKS Financial and Other Topics 1439 The Act of Incorporation of the Essex Bank. Salem.

Thomas Cushing. 1803. Contemporary marbled wrappers with very light wear. 14pp. Text clean and fine. Signed, at the end, by Governor Moses Gill, June 18, 1799. The first pamphlet printing of the Act, quite rare and early. From the collection of John Herzog. $75-150

1441 Mortimer, Thomas [1730-1810]. Every Man His

1440 Chauncey,

Lee. The American Accomptant. Lansingburgh: Printed by William W. Wands, 1797. 12mo, contemporary brown calf cover. Frontispiece engraving of coins in current usage in the U.S. by A. Reed including what Eric P. Newman has called the first published illustration of a United States coin. Contains what well may be the first appearance in print of the dollar sign (see page 56). 297 pages. The cover is somewhat worn and scuffed. The frontispiece is all there, torn, but easily repaired. Some age toning throughout, but minimal. Detailed early ownership inscriptions. From the Collection of John Herzog. $500-750

Own Broker: or A Guide to the Stock Exchange. London: Printed for G.G.J. and J. Robinson, 1791. “Considerably Improved.” 263 pp. Engraved fold-out “Table of Equation.” Octavo (6-7/8” x 4-1/8”). Contemporary sheep skin cover. Eleventh Edition. This popular guide was first published in 1761 and was later translated into German, Dutch, French and Italian As his lengthy subtitle title suggests, Mortimer was critical of brokers and hostile toward speculators and jobbers. However, his detailed advice offers a good account of stock trading in the late eighteenth century. Fine condition with original leather cover and red and gold label. From the Collection of John Herzog. $500-750

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1444 Engraving Scrapbook of Edwin L. Pitcher, National

Bank Note Company. 5” x 7 1/2” leather bound book with ruled pages. Contains 31 pages with proof die counters, a U.S. Treasury Seal, borders and more. Several in color. All attractively arranged, many rarely encountered. The spine of the book is not present, and the covers are scuffed, but the interior pages are quite decent. A rare find for the advanced collector of bank note company engraving. From the John Herzog Collection. $2,000-3,000

1442 Mortimer, Thomas [1730-1810]. Every Man His Own

Broker: or A Guide to Exchange Alley. London: Printed for G.G.J. and J. Robinson, 1782. Revised and Enlarged. xxviii, 145 pp. pp. Engraved fold-out “Table of Equation.” Octavo (6-7/8” x 4-1/8”). Contemporary sheep skin cover. Ninth Edition. “Considerably Improved.” This popular guide was first published in 1761 and was later translated into German, Dutch, French and Italian As his lengthy sub-title title suggests, Mortimer was critical of brokers and hostile toward speculators and jobbers. However, his detailed advice offers a good account of stock trading in the late eighteenth century. From the Collection of John Herzog. $300-500

1443 The Merchants of New York to Hon. Simeon B. Chittenden.

1445 Mendenhall,

Thomas. ”ENTIRE NEW PLAN FOR A NATIONAL CURRENCY; SUITED TO THE DEMANDS OF THIS GREAT, IMPROVING, AGRICULTURAL, MANUFACTURING & COMMERCIAL REPUBLIC...TO WHICH IS ADDED, A PLAN FOR A REAL NATIONAL BANK”. Philadelphia. 1834. 32pp. Printed by J. Rakestraw. An argument for paper currency to be backed by the pledge of the government and not necessarily to be redeemable in specie. The last seven pages contain Mendenhall’s plan for a national bank to replace the defunct Bank of the United States. Very Good. From the Collection of John Herzog. $300-500

New York: John W. Amerman, Printer. 1875. 45pp. Green leatherette cover, minor wear. Proceedings at the complimentary dinner on the occasion of Chittenden’s retirement. Very Fine. From the Collection of John Herzog. $30-50

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1449 Souvenir History of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange.

1446 Hayes, Richard. The Negotiator’s Magazine or The

Philadelphia: 175pp + 12pp of ads. Oblong 15”x10”. Tissue guards intact. Pages printed one side only. Includes a history of the historic Philadelphia Stock Exchange, and images of the members. Brown leatherette covers, scuffed in places, but otherwise intact. The interior pages are excellent. A scarce and attractive volume, rarely seen in our sales. From the Collection of John Herzog. $300-500

Rare Work by Elizur Wright

Exchanges Anatomiz’d. London. Printed for Richard Hayes. 1719. 1st Edition. 12mo. Full paneled calf. Spine and boards somewhat worn. “A vade-mecum for bankers and merchants.” Listing every exchange rate in Europe as well as details on cross-rates, their calculations, and letters of credit. From the Collection of John Herzog. $500-750

1447 Cobbett, William. Paper Against Gold; or The History

and Mystery of the Bank of England, of the Debt, of the Stocks, of the Sinking Means of Paper Money. London. Printed and published by William Cobbett. 1828. Xviii, 332, + 12pp. Original paper boards, lightly spotted. Newly rebacked in cloth, with most of the original spine. Minor age toning and wear. From the Collection of John Herzog. $150-250

1450 Wright, Elizur. Savings Bank Life Insurance. “With

1448 The Ready Reckoner or Trader’s Sure Guide. Philadelphia:

1794. Printed by Jacob Johnson. “Adapted to the Use of any Number or Quantity of Goods or Merchandize, from one up to Ten Thousand, at various prices from One Farthing to One Pound.” This book served the purpose of a calculator, enabling merchants to quickly multiply sums for most quantities and prices. Leather bound, covers somewhat scuffed, but the interior is only lightly toned. 195pp. From the Collection of John Herzog. $100-150

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illustrative tables analyzing the premiums of 268 policies, showing the insurance, self-insurance and surrender value of each for every policy years, by the actuaries’ rate of mortality at 4%”. Boston: Wright & Potter, printers. 1872. Folio. 14” x 19.5”. 30, 181pp, 2 engraved plates. Original publisher’s one quarter calf with marbled sides. Printed paper label on glazed stock with gilt title on the front cover, as issued. Minor rubbing, light wear on the edges, but a very good copy. Rare in the original binding. First and only edition. Important, because Elizur Wright probably had more to do with the development of sound standards in the life insurance industry than any other man in its history. From the Collection of John Herzog. $1,000-1,500

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1451 Bonner, William Thompson. New York: The World’s

Metropolis 1623-4--1923-4: A Presentation of the Greater City at the Beginning of Its Second Quarter Century of Amalgamated Government and the 300th Anniversary of its Founding with Review of the Interim Accomplishments of its Citizens. Commemorative edition. New York: R. L. Polk & Co., Inc. 1924. 958pp. Original dark green cover with gilt title. Inset into the front cover is a 2” bronze medal , “THE CITY TRIUMPHANT.” A valuable and entertaining volume, and hard to find intact. From the Collection of John Herzog. $300-500

1452 Stevengraph of Wellington & Blucher. “MEETING

AFTER THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO.” English, circa 1880. In a gilt wooden frame. 6.5 x 18 cm. From the Collection of John Herzog. $50-75

Rare Antebellum Oil of 2nd Lt. N.H. McLean

1453 McLean, Nathaniel H. Rare antebellum Oil Painting of 2nd Lieutenant Nathaniel H. McLean. American School, oil on

board, ca. late 1840s or early 1850s, artist unidentified. Contained under glass, in a period gilt wooden frame with decorative gilt-metal inner matte stamped “Webster” [the artist?]. 9 3/4 x 11 3/4” framed. A magnificent, almost photographic depiction of the bushy redheaded, blue-eyed young man posed in his deep navy military uniform, crisp white shirt, with golden accents to his buttons and shoulder bars. He is placed against a warm autumnal background, and is leaning on a table covered with a cranberry cloth. A superb example of antebellum military portraiture. In very good condition. McLean graduated from the U.S. Military Academy in July of 1848, 27th in his class. He became a brevet 2nd Lieutenant in the 7th Infantry and served on the frontier in Missouri and California. In March of 1849, he attained the rank of 2nd Lieutenant in the 2nd Infantry. Promoted to 1st Lieutenant in January 1853. In May, 1861, he was brevetted Captain Assistant Adjutant General, then full Captain. In 1862 he was promoted to Major Assistant Adjutant General. In 1863 he was commanded by Ambrose E. Burnside to investigate irregularities in the returns of the purchasing and disbursing office headed by Captain F. W. Hunt. McLean found evidence of a scheme to defraud the government of over one million dollars, but the whole affair was swept under the rug by Secretary of War Stanton. McLean resigned. In 1874, the House Committee on Military Affairs reviewed the evidence and vindicated McLean. This fine painting with an engaging military history should be displayed and enjoyed. $1,500-3,000

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