Spring Americana Auction -- May 2019

Inc. in Delaware. Low number 2! Issued for 25 shares to Charles M. Bezhan on Oct. 24th, 1927. Signed by president Bonzer Jr. and secretary Rice. Not c

Inc. in Utah. No. 462, issued for 100 shares to Arthur Cole on Dec. 6th, 1923. Signed by president Darmer and secretary Bird. Not cancelled. Black bor

Lot of 8 different. Includes: Aeronautical Publications, Inc. (unissued Specimen); Aeronautical Research & Development Corp. (helicopters, 1971)...

Inc. in Colorado. No. 24, issued for 500 shares to Wilson-Bonfils Flying School on July 3rd, 1946. Signed by president Wilson and secretary Myers. Pen

Inc. in Wyoming. No. 31, issued for two shares to Claude A. Johnson on April 18th, 1936. Signed by the president (WG Finley) and secretary-treasurer (

Lot of five different. 1) Two are National Aero Corp. with eagle vignette and either orange or brown borders, issued in 1928. 2) Two are National Aero

Unissued number 13. Green border, black print, and vignette of air show. Printed by Broun-Green Co., NY. 8.5 x 12.5" Water damage along top lef...

Lot of 7. Operated from 1934 to 1980, headquartered at Miami, Florida. Taken over by Pan Am in 1980. 1) Three unissued, punch cancelled: two temporary

Inc. in New York. Stamped Specimen over the signatures which have been punch cancelled. Blue border, black print, and vignette of two allegorical wome

Inc. in Delaware. No. B256, issued for 50 shares to J.R. Parker on July 5th, 1932. Signed by president Holmes and asst. treasurer Warner. Not cancelle

New York Airlines, Inc. No. N 15262. Printed signatures of the president and secretary. Punch cancelled. Red border and color logo. Printed by Securit

Lot of 3. New York Airways was a helicopter airline in the New York City area, founded as a mail and cargo carrier. Operated 1949-1979. 1) One stock c

Lot of 9. Included: Chicago Air Service, Inc. ( two different varieties, both 1929); Capital Flying Services, Inc. (1971); Big Sky Transportation Co.

Lot of 6. Four different varieties. 1) Type 1. Issued 1930 (with allegorical man releasing airplane). 2) Type 2. Three certificates. Issued 1944 and 1

Inc. in Arizona. No. 63, issued for 5,000 shares to H.E. Emmons on August 6th, 1929. Signed by secretary B. Tholbegat and president Marshall Hartman.

Lot of 12 (eleven stocks and one bond). Pittsburgh-based Rockwell Standard acquired and merged with Los Angeles-based North American Aviation to form

Lot of 6. Includes 3 issued in 1979 (orange border, allegorical vignette), one issued in 1961 (blue border, allegorical vignette), and two unissued sp

Lot of 2. Same design with orange border and allegorical vignette with globe and airplane vignettes. Issued in 1961 and 1968. One is stamp cancelled.

Inc. in Massachusetts. No. 35, issued for 60 shares to Arron M. Jones on March 12th, 1931. Signed by president R. Nowland and treasurer Mason. Not can

Lot of 2 different. Headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri. No. 6318, issued in 1961 for one share, not cancelled; No. SO 9540, issued in 1967 for one sh