Holiday Auction: Mining, Philatelic, Americana, & More (December 2020)

Inc. in New Jersey, 1882. No. 91, issued for 100 shares to Brown in 1883 in Camden, NJ. Signed by the president (illegible) and treasurer Wm. King. No

Inc. in New Jersey. No. 573, issued fro 250 shares to John F. Jud on Sept. 12th, 1884 in Camden. Signed by president Chas. Potter and treasurer Richar

Inc. in New jersey. No. 527, issued for 100 shares to Grace Giles in 1886 in Camden. Signed by the vice president Jacob H. Linville, treasurer and sec

Inc. in 1903 in the District of Columbia. No. 12928, issued for 5 shares to Helena L. Tiedemann on March 25th, 1910. Signed by president AC Jessup and

Inc. in New Jersey. No. 3614, issued for 5 shares to Ida Olive Jones in 1903. Signed by the president and treasurer, not cancelled. Purple border, bla

Rare. Inc. in New Jersey. No. 92, issued for 10 shares in 1908 in Jersey City. Signed by the president, Louis De Goli, and the treasurer. Not cancelle

Inc. in New York, 1879. No. 2213, issued for six shares to Moses E. Rowe in 1902. Signed by president Watson and secretary Beacher. Stamp cancelled. G

Lot of 4, two varieties. Two fractional shares issued in 1927 to Fred W. Danforth. Two full share certificates issued in 1928 to Lee Lufkin Kaula. Non

Inc. in New York. No. 680, issued for 100 shares to Marcus Hein on Mar. 27, 1888 in Brooklyn. Signed by president Geo. Pennock and secretary W. Willia

Lot of 3 different. 1) Postal Telegraph Company $1,000 bond issued in 1882. Stamp cancelled. Signed by vice president Cummings and treasurer Allen. Bl

Possibly unique. Inc. in New York, 1866. Unissued 1870s but signed by president David Chambers and secretary JH Mooney. Brown border and background, b

Lot of 7, most different. 1) Two different bonds issued in 1905. $100 and $1,000. Both signed by Abraham White, president, and secretary Butler. Not c

Inc. in NY. No. 113, issued for 10 shares to Beecher on March 7th, 1884 in New York. Signed by president HW Pope and secretary CH Sewall. Not cancelle

Inc. in Delaware. No. 3691, issued for 100 shares to Robert Streeter on April 9th, 1913. Signed by the president and treasurer. Not cancelled. Green b

Inc. in New York. No. 450, issued for 100 shares to Chas. G. Davis in 1884 in New York. Signed by the president (AW Dimock) and the treasurer. Not can

Lot of 2 different. 1) De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company. No. 2710, issued for 10 shares to Ida Minard in 1904. Signed by Lee De Forest and the tre

Lot of 2 different. Daniel Drawbaugh was a purported inventor of the telephone for which he sought a patent in 1880. His claims were contested by Edis

Lot of two different. Inc. in Delaware. 1) No. 1028, issued for 70 shares in 1925. Signed by the president Wolf and secretary Columbus. Not cancelled.

Inc. in New York. No. 155, issued for 2 shares to Gordon in 1924. Signed by president Jacob Landau and asst. secretary R. Kimmel. Not cancelled. Black

Lot of 6, two different John Mackay companies. 1) The Commercial Cable Company. Two Interim Bond Certificates. One issued in 1897, stamp cancelled. Th

Inc. in New York. No 282, issued for 500 shares to ER Wiggin in 1885 in New York. Signed by president LB Clark and treasurer Clark. Not cancelled. Bla

Lot of 3 different. Includes: $100 bond, 1912, not cancelled; $50 bond, not cancelled. Both signed by vice president Sellers and secretary Jack. Stamp

Fantastic! Inc. in New York in 1866. No. 199, issued for 5 shares to Eugene Jacob on May 15th, 1871 in New York. Signed by the vice president, Robert

Lot of 2 different. Inc. in Maine. No. 331, issued in 1910 for 66 shares to Anna Gabner. Not cancelled. No.4632, issued for 675 shares to FH Steel in

Inc. in New York. Low certificate number 2, issued for 50 shares to Caroline Tracy in March 1907. Signed by the president Wm. Crehore and treasurer Al

Inc. in New York. No. 143, issued for 100 shares to Arthur Hunter on Oct. 26th, 1886 in New York. Signed by the vice-president and secretary. Not canc

Lot of 27, many varieties. Covers 100 years in the history of this famous Western company that dates back to the 1850s. 1) Earliest is an 1878 stock.

Founded in 1848 (California Gold Rush Era). Office at Syracuse, NY. No. 248, issued for 5 shares to Ivers Monroe on Nov. 13th, 1883. Signed by the pre

Inc. in Arizona. No. 4092, issued for 10 shares to William Hubbard in 1909. Signed in faded blue ink by the president and treasurer (illegible). Not c

Incorporated in Indiana. No. 160, issued for one share to M. Crum on December 29th, 1850 in Dayton. Signed by president SC Willson and secretary Delan

Lot of 2 different. 1) $1,000 bond issued in 1906, not cancelled. Sign by Ellis L. Onis, president, and the secretary. Brown border, black print, and

Lot of 2 different. Inc. in PA. 1) Stock no. 61, issued for 8 shares to N Milton Woods in 1903. Not cancelled. Black border and print, gold seal, and

Inc. in Pennsylvania. No. 23, issued for 20 shares to James S. Doran on Sept. 6th, 1894 in Philadelphia. Signed by the president (illegible) and treas

Inc. in New Jersey. No. 143, issued for 5,000 shares to Parish on Sept. 9th, 1899. Signed by president Conwell and treasurer Douglass. Not cancelled.

Lot of 2 different. Inc. in Arizona. Both issued in 1903, not cancelled. Signed by the president, EB Hume, and the secretary. Blue or orange borders,

Inc. in South Dakota in 1902. No. 43, issued for 500 shares to Frank Clawson in 1904. Signed by president Rood and secretary Arthur Morey. Not cancell

Inc. in Tennessee. Possibly unique. A printer's specimen proof, printed on cardstock. Green border, black print, and vignette of clock and light...

Lot of 5 different. Includes: The Cleburne & Bono Telephone Company (Texas, 1907); May & Doby Springs Telephone Company (Oklahoma, 1911); Te...

Lot of 6 different. Included: Skagit Valley Rural Telephone Co. (1920); Universal High Power Telephone Co. (Seattle, 3 diff., 1918, 1919, and 1925); W

Lot of 3 different for this satellite company. Inc. in the District of Columbia. One Specimen stock, plus two issued pieces: 1965 and 1966, punch canc

Lot of 2 different. Inc. in Delaware. Both issued in 1931 to Paul Knight. Not cancelled. Blue or green borders, black print, and nice vignette with a

Lot of about 40 pieces, most different. Please inspect. Includes: Ashland Home Telephone Co. bond (1902); Marquette and Adams County Telephone Co. (19

Lot of 4 different. 1) Automatic Dialing Corporation. First robocalling? No. CN 7 issued in 1945 for 500 shares, not cancelled. 2) The Automatic Telep

Lot of 8, most different. Included: Farmers and Merchants Mutual Telephone Co. (Waubay, South Dakota, 1909); Farmers & Merchants' Mutual Tel...

Lot of 20, all different. 1) 15 stocks issued 1948-1954, punch cancelled, all for different share amounts. Green border, phone and globe vignette. 2)

Lot of 3 different. 1) Inc. in South Dakota. No. 4186, issued for 25 shares in 1902 in Denver. Signed by the president and secretary. Not cancelled. B

Lot of 7 different. Includes: Delta County Co-Operative Telephone Co. (Paonia, Colorado, 1914); Dakota Central Telephone Company (1922); The Roslyn Mu

No. 20, issued for 2,500 shares to Charles Forsyth on Dec. 14th, 1887. Signed by president JHR Storey and secretary Charles Carr. Not cancelled. Black

Lot of 11, most different. 1) Nine are for the International Telephone & Telegraph Corporation. Six varieties. Inc. in Maryland. Issued 1931-197...

Lot of 14, most different. 1) Ten stocks issued 1908-1920, eight varieties. 2) Four foreign bonds, all different, issued 1900-1928. The Marconi Wirele