| 1021 |
| "Gold Center Water, Mill and Smelter Company," "Gold Center, NV. 1909. Specimen. Odd shares representing interest in Gold Bonds. Orange. Vignette of map of gold field & Gold Center area with Railroad routes added. Rare. Lists T&T RR; LV+TRR and others. SBNC. VF." (Photo) |
150-300 |
| 1022 | | "Goldfield Christmas Mining Company," "Tonopah, NV. 1900's. Specimen. Odd shs, capital stock, red. Eagle vignette. Mines located in Goldfield, Nevada. SBNC. XF." (Photo) |
150-300 |
| 1023 | | "The Candelaria Water and Reduction Co.," "Esmeralda County, NV. 188-. Specimen. 100 shs, capital stock, orange. Location of works at Columbus Mining District, Esmerald County, NV. Rare Mining Stock. HBNC. XF." (Photo) |
150-300 |
| 1024 | | "The Pima Copper Mining and Smelting Co.," "AZ. 188-. Proof. 100 shs, brown. Vignettes of miners working on lower right and left and eagle on upper right. ""Location of Mines & Furnaces, Silver Bell District, Pima County, Arizona"". Proof printed on india paper and mounted on card stock. Unique in archive. HBNC. XF." (Photo) |
300-600 |
| 1025 | | "Loyola Mill and Mining Co.," "NV. 188-. Proof. Odd shs, black. Vignette of young girl on top and mine and mill at bottom. ""Location of Works, Columbus Mining District, Esmeralda County, state of Nevada"". Proof printed on india paper and mounted on card stock. Unique in archive. HBNC. XF." (Photo) |
150-300 |
| 1026 | | "Princess Mill and Mining Co. of New York," "NV. 188-. Specimen. Odd shs, green. Vignette of miners working. Location of mining works: Columbus Mining District, Esmeralda County, Nevada. HBNC. XF." (Photo) |
150-300 |
| 1027 | | "The Breakwater Co," OH. 19-(ca.1900's). Specimen. (Photo) |
200-400 |
| 1028 | | "The Cleveland-Cliffs Iron and Other Ohio Certificates," "Ohio. 1950-1970's. Specimen. 4 different certificates. 1) The Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co. < than 100 shs, blue, 3 nude alegorical men. 2) Cincinnatti Microwave, Inc. Odd shs, purple. Allegorical woman and globe. 3)-4) The Cincinnatti Milling Machine Co. Odd shs, brown; 100 shs, green. Allegorical men flank winged gear in circle. Scarce Ohio certificates. ABNC. XF." (Photo) |
225-450 |
| 1029 | | Coal Mining Certificates "UT, PA, 19--(ca. 1900-1920). Specimen. 2 different certificates. 1). National Fuel Company. Odd shs, capital stock, green. Coal miners working. SBNC. 2). Westmoreland Coal Company. < than 100 shs, capital stock, red. Vignette of miners working in middle, train on left, canal barge on right and steam boat on bottom. ABN, ABNC, SBNC. XF." (Photo) |
175-350 |
| 1030 | | Guggenheim Exploration Company Proof. "Proof. Proof of vignette, title and text, no border. Vignette of miner walking with mine in background. On April 8, 1901, M. Guggenheim Sons gained control of the American Smelting and Refining Company. Daniel Guggenheim was appointed Chairman of the Board, Isaac Guggenheim as Treasurer, and Isaac, Solomon, Murry and Simon Guggenheim to both the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee. Along with the Guggenheim Exploration Company (Guggenex) that had been formed in June 1899, both the Securities Company and American Smelters Securities Company played important roles in the development of Utah Copper. Utah Copper was in desperate need of capital to underwrite their huge excavations. In 1905, an arrangement was made between Utah Copper and the Guggenheim interests. Guggenex would underwrite $3 million in bonds, including a 25% interest in Utah Copper. In return, the management of UC would come under Guggenex control, with John Hays Hammond as managing director. The arrangement between the Guggenheims and Utah Copper established M. Guggenheim Sons as Copper Kings. In addition, they played a major role in developing Nevada's copper industry. Historic certificate. 2 found in archive and possibly the only 2 available. RBNC. VG, handling and 1 inch piece missing from top left border." (Photo) |
300-600 |
| 1031 | | "American President Companies, LTD. Production File," "DE. 1983-1986. 3 different certifcates. 1) Unique approval model or mockup. Odd shs, green border. Allegorical men with globe, map and eagle representation. 2) Proof of completed certificate with green border, same vignette as previous. 3) Proof of vignette, title and text without border. Also includes miscellaneous correspondence and production material for logo design of American President Lines ""APL"". APL Limited, formerly called the American President Companies Ltd., operates container shipping services by container ships on Pacific and Indian Ocean trade lanes, conducts transportation services between major Asian and North American cities and commercial centers and serves the transportation needs of North America with trasportation networks that includes rail, trucking and freight brokerage and consolidation services. The company is considered one of the most efficiently operated shipping companies in the world. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company, predecessor of the American President Companies Ltd., was founded in 1848. Historic shipping company. Unique in archive. SC-USBNC. XF." (Photo) |
350-700 |
| 1032 | | "The Arundel Shipbuilding Company," "MD. 1910-20. Specimen. Odd shs, capital stock, orange. New ship being launched from dock with crowd watching. SBNC. XF." (Photo) |
150-300 |
| 1033 | | "Atlantic Corporation," "DE. 1920-40's. Specimen. < than 100 shs, preferred stock, green. Vignette of the USS Constitution under sail. The Atlantic Corporation, located in an old paper factory on the river near portsmouth, received a lucrative contract to construct ships for Uncle Sam. SBNC. XF." (Photo) |
100-200 |
| 1034 | | "Delta Steamship Lines, Inc.," "New Orleans, LA and Ohio. 1930-1980. Specimen. 4 different certificates. 1),2) Delta Steamship Lines, Inc., Louisiana. Odd shs, orange and 100 shs, blue. Steamship vignette. 3) Delta Steamship Lines, Inc., Louisiana. U.S. Government Merchant Marine Bond. $ odd. Red, eagle. 4) The Delta Queen Steamboat Co. Ohio. Odd shs, common, blue. Mississippi steamboat vignette. EAWBNC, SCBNC. XF." (Photo) |
200-400 |
| 1035 | | "Dollar Steamship Lines Inc., Ltd.," "DE. 1929. Specimen. Odd shs. Class A Common Stock. green. Steamship with ""$"" signs on the smokestacks. In 1893 Dollar purchased a sawmill on the Pacific coast of the United States, and his lumber business grew. He had a son, Stanley Dollar who left school at 13 and worked in his father's lumber office. In 1893 or 1895 he acquired his first vessel, a single steam schooner called Newsboy from the recently bankrupt Navarro Mill, to move his lumber from the Pacific northwest to markets down the coast and in the process they established the Dollar Steamship Company. In 1923 he purchased seven ex World War 1 ""502 President type"" liners from the US Shipping Board. In March 1925 Dollar took over an additional eight ""535 President type"" liners from the Shipping Board but managed by Pacific Mail Steamship Company in Trans Pacific work. The Pacific Mail Steamship Co. was taken over by Dollar in 1925. On 18 November 1936, one of the Dollar companies filed for bankruptcy and in 1937 the Tacoma Oriental was sold up to meet debts. On 1 November 1938, the new entity met for the first time. At that meeting, the name of the company was changed to American President Lines Ltd. Historic shipping company. Very rare stock, possibly the first time seen. SBNC. Fine with handling, staple holes on left margin and large ""X"" on back in pencil that could be erased." (Photo) |
250-500 |
| 1036 | | Eastern Steamship Lines Inc. "ME. 1890-1910. Specimen. 2 different certificates. Common Stock. Old fasioned Steam Ship. 1) < than 100 shs, orange. 2) 100 shs, green. Rare. Only 3 found. ABNC. XF." (Photo) |
200-400 |
| 1037 | | "Hatteras Yacht Company," NC. 1950. Specimen. Odd shs. Capital Stock. Blue. Photo vignette of cabin cruiser under power of this famous yacht company. First time seen. SCBNC. XF. (Photo) |
150-300 |
| 1038 | | "Key West Gas Company," "Key West, Florida. 19- (ca.1900-1920). Specimen. Odd shs, Capital Stock. Red. Birds eye view of Key West, Florida. Large attractive vignette. Extremely rare certificate. Never seen before. SBNC. XF." (Photo) |
300-600 |
| 1039 | | Lincoln Park Transportation Company. "NJ. 1900-1910. Specimen. 100 shs, green. Birds-eye view of steamboat docking at pier with small town in background. Steam Boat Company. Rare. SBNC. XF." (Photo) |
200-400 |
| 1040 | | "Litton Industries, Inc. Registered Bond Assortment," "DE. 1970. Specimen. Registered bond series of 4 certificates. All have allegorical woman holding spear with 2 globes at her feet on left. All are 8 3/4% Registered Bond Notes Due 1976. All with various color borders. $ odd, $1000, $5000, $10,000. Scarce bond set from this well known company. Very attractive certificates. Company started in the 1930's making vaccum tubes for radios and presently it builds large war ships for the U.S. Navy. It was acquired by Northrup Grumman in 2001. Large defense contractor. ABNC. XF." (Photo) |
250-500 |
| 1041 | | "Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corporation $500 Bond Proof," "DE. 1923. $500, 10 Year 7 1/2% Convertible Sinking Fund Debenture Bond. Proof bond certificate from the Republic BNCo. Printed on white paper, uniface, with purple ""cancelled"" handstamps referring to the cancellation of the printing plates. Vignette, title and text present but the border is missing. Vignette of allegorical women flanking Nepture with trident with water pouring out of fishes mouth. In 1860, the Coast Wrecking Company was reorganized as Merritt's Wrecking Organization. It merged with Chapman Derrick & Wrecking Company to form Merritt & Chapman Derrick & Wrecking Company in 1897. In 1922, the company merged again with T.A. Scott Company to form Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corporation. The company was involved in marine salvage and wrecking operations as well as contracting and construction and headquartered in New York, N.Y. RBNC. VF." (Photo) |
125-250 |
| 1042 | | "Mississippi Shipping Company, Inc." "LA. 1930-40's. Specimen. 3 different certificates. All with vignette of sleek looking cargo ship. 1). < than 100 shs, red. 2). 100 shs, blue. 3). Odd shs, green. EAWBNC. XF." (Photo) |
200-400 |
| 1043 | | "Navigation and Nautical Certificates (4)," "NJ, NY, DE. 1920-1970's. Specimen. 1) The American Ship Building Co. Odd shs, blue broder. Cargo ship flanked by allegorical men. 2) American Export Lines, Inc. < than 100 shs, light brown border. Neptune holding flag flanked by 2 different cargo ships. Folded a number of times due to archival storage. 3)-4) Standard Fruit and Steamship Co. 2 different certificates, one with brown border, the other with blue border. No vignette. ABN, SCBNC, E.A. Wright. VG to XF." (Photo) |
125-250 |
| 1044 | | "Northrop Manufacturing Company," "Camden, NJ. 189-. Specimen. Odd shs. Capital stock, black. Small passenger boat on UR. Embossed SBNC - Specimen seal on LL where corporate seal is placed. Bradley & Co. VF." (Photo) |
125-250 |
| 1045 | | "Pennsylvania Shipbuilding Co.," "DE. 191-. Specimen. Stock certificate. Odd shs, Preferred Capital Stock. Eagle vignette. SBNC. XF." (Photo) |
125-250 |
| 1046 | | "Producers Transportation Company," "CA. 19- (ca. 1900-1920's). Specimen. Odd shs, capital stock, black. Oil tanker ship with oil tanks in background. SBNC. XF." (Photo) |
100-200 |
| 1047 | | Seneca Lake Navigation Company. "NY. 19- (ca. 1900-1910). Specimen. Odd shs. Green, eagle. The Seneca Lake Navigation Company was incorporated in June, 1893, to succeed and enlarge upon the business conducted by the Seneca Lake Steam Navigation Company. SBNC. XF." (Photo) |
150-300 |
| 1048 | | "Ship Building Pair Includes Pennsylvania Shipbuilding," "NJ. 1910-1960's. Specimen. 2 different certificates. 1) Pennsylvania Shipbuilding Co., 191-, preferred stock, brown. Eagle vignette. Builder of U.S. Navy ships. 2) The American Ship Building Co., 1960's, common stock, blue. Tanker ship. ABNC, SBNC. XF." (Photo) |
125-250 |
| 1049 | | "Submarine Company," NJ. 19- (ca. 1900-1920's). Specimen. Odd shs. Capital Stock. Green. Steam Ship with masts for Sailing. SBNC. XF. (Photo) |
125-250 |
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