Holiday Treasures Auction- December 2019

#258, I/C, 1 share of common @ $100 par issued to Hermann Chase April 16, 1883. Signed Wm. B. Strong President. BLACK on white paper, embossed s

Incorporated on May 21, 1836. However, the company lost its charter in 1838 because the railroad was not built within two years after it was incorpor

Cert. #101, issued in 1868 at Dunkirk, New York for one share. Rare, as it is uncancelled. Cox lists this company, but no examples of I/U certificates

2 I/C bonds. #856 red $100, signed by Smith, Doolittle and Fort, red seal, 5c revenue stamp-creases, toning, holes. #294 blue $500 signed by Smith, Do

The Syracuse and Binghamton Railroad was established on August 18, 1851, and opened for business on October 18, 1854.[1] The road merged in 1856 into

U/U, not numbered, Equipment Trust #40 note, 6% gold bearer bond. Dated Jan. 15,1920, C.E. Schaff receiver.. BLUE, vignette top eagle wings spread

#662 $1000 7% first mortgage bond signed by President Spencer. In 1849 The Scioto and Hocking Valley Railroad, which eventually was absorbed by the B

4 certificates. 1. Oklahoma Central Railway Co. incorp. 1904 Oklahoma Territory. #1244 Stock Trust Certificate, I/U, 1 share @ $100 par issued to

Rare certificate from The Perry County Railroad Co., incorp. 1887. I/U, #383, 3 shares, issued Jan. 7, 1890 to Peter Lightner. Signed John H. Sheibl

Two Certificates. 1. #46A, I/C, 20 shares @$50 par. Issued Oct. 24, 1883. Signed on the reverse by Frederick W. Vanderbilt, Secretary Oct. 29, 1883.