Western Prospects: Discovering Americana & Numismatics

Uncancelled. No 376 issued to Wilson J. Corroll, 1500 shares, signed by W. S. Kolak, president and F. G. Redden, secretary. The Cactus Springs distric

Gorgeous framed broadside advertising "All About Alaska and the Klondike Gold Fields," "A Grand Illustrated Klondike Lecture Enterta...

Very rare; possibly the first one ever seen by us. Inc. in Nevada, November 1863. Location: Silver Wave Ledge, Lincoln District, Nevada Territory. Whi

Uncancelled, no.110, issued to Francis W. Gove, 20 shares, signed by Samuel w. Pingree, President and Emmet Blair, Secretary., November, 1865. Nevada.

Uncancelled stock, no. 241 issued to C. E. Gillett, Trustee, 100 shares signed by S. Millroy, President and C. E. Gillett, Secretary, 1877. Cornucopia

Uncancelled stock, no. 609 issued to J. W. Pew, Trustee, 50 shares, signed by Wm. M. Pierson, President and J. W. Pew, Secretary, 1877. Cornucopia was

No. 359, issued to George Temperley, one hundred shares of capitol stock, signed by Roy R. Woods, President, and A. R. Cave, Secretary, August, 1929.

An interesting document that is a great example of the problem of title that occurred in gold mining camps. Dateline Dayton, Nevada, Spet. 25, 1865. T

Cert. #387, issued to Chas. E. Elliot, Trustee for 100 shares in 1881. Signed by Elliott as secretary and C.D. Weller as vice president. Mines were lo

Uncancelled stock issued to J. D. Rich, Trustee 50 shares, signed by Daniel Bigley, president and f. W. Wells, secretary. Diamond District. A vignette