Summer 2020 Extravaganza Auction, Part I

Beautiful certificate #331 issued in 1880 at Gouldsboro, Maine. Miners raising and lowering ore barrels down the shaft. Issued to E.P. Baldwin and sig

1. State of Main is a big clue. Is this the Bisbee that the town in Arizona is name for? It seems not, DH Bisbee was a native of Maine. As a matter of

Incorp. 1879 New York. #405, I/U, 800 shares @ $10 par signed by Oliver Barnes president and Chas. V. Ware secretary. Issued in 1878, which is ear

1. # 358 for 1 share to D Thomas Sewell. Signed by president Matthew St. Clair Clarke (see below). Dateline Washington 1838. Cut very unevenly. Rips c

Very early date certificate from the Mohawk Mining Company issued in 1900. Green with black on crème paper. Printed by John Lowell, Boston. Ce

Very early date certificate #A3760 from the Mohawk Mining Company issued in 1906. Brown with black on crème paper. Printed by John Lowell, Bos

Nice engraved stock certificate #A6899 for 100 shares from the Mohawk Mining Company issued in 1924. Printed by the John Lowell Banknote Company with

Cert. #316, issued for 1000 shares to George Burnham and signed by Edward Hoopes as pro tem president. Incorporated in Michigan in 1880. Nice vignette

Cert. #87, issued for 50 shares at Marquette, Michigan and signed by Alfred Kidder as president and C.H. Cady as secretary. Vignette of miners at left

Cert. #2, issued to. L.E. Rice of New York for 100 shares and signed by A. Sanford as president. Nice vignette of a lake, presumably Carp Lake at ce