| 1771 | PA. Lehigh Navigation Coal Company Payroll Scrip (3). "1933. P-Unlisted. $-; $5; $10. All are payable at the Philadelphia National Bank, Philadelphia, PA. All are uniface. All are uniface. No date (ca.1933). 1) $5, Green. 2) $10, Orange. 3) $ unspecified, base note with black denomincation. Brown. Rare depression scrip set. SBNC." (Photo) | 250-500 | |
| 1772 | "Pittsburgh, PA. Pittsburgh Clearing House Certificate." "(1907-1933). P-Unlisted. $20. Possibly from 1907. Design does not seem as modern. No date. Purple ""Cancelled"" stamp in middle with 6 punch cancels. Rare. RBNCO." (Photo) | 100-200 | |
| 1773 | "PA. The County of Allegheny, PA. Depression Revenue Bill or Scrip," 1937. Banknotes. Proof sheet of 3 revenue bills for $10 each. Good for the payment of penalties and taxes. Unique in archive. RBNC. (Photo) | 125-250 | |
| 1774 | TX. Kirby Lumber Co. Scrip Notes. "1901-1910. P-Unlisted. 5ct; 10ct; $1. Large Die Proofs printed on white paper with large margins and plate numbers. Issued scrip pieces were printed on cardboard and cut to the circular shape and printed on front and back. The Kirby Lumber Corporation was organized in 1901. Its founder, John Henry Kirby, a well-known lumberman and timber buyer, had large interests in Southeast Texas and the growing city of Houston. At its peak, the Kirby Lumber Corporation operated some seventeen sawmills and a similar number of logging camps, cutting the timber from more than 900,000 acres of virgin pineland. Only 2 proofs of each denomination were found in archive. ABNC." (Photo) | 250-500 | |
| 1775 | U.S. Builders Emporium Merchandise Scrip Note Specimens and Proofs (8). "1977. P-Unlisted. $1; $5. Proof, Specimen. Archival production file for Builders Emporium Scrip notes. 1) $1.00 approval proof sheet of 3 printed on white paper with large margins. Initialed on bottom right and dated in red. Green note with goofy beaver vignettes. 2) $5.00 approval proof sheet of 3 printed on white paper with large margins. Initialed on bottom right and dated in red. Blue note with goofy beaver vignette. 3)-4) Sheet of paper with $1.00, orange and $5.00, brown specimens stapled on to it with notations on paper. 5) Order form for scrip notes-merchandise certificates included. 2 sheets of 3 of each proof were in archive. Rare modern merchant scrip. SC-USBN. Unc." (Photo) | 200-400 | |
| 1776 | U.S. Kirby Lumber Company Round Scrip Bank Note Proofs - Enron Related Company. "1900's. P-Unlisted. 5cts; 10cts; 25cts; 50cts. Proof. All are around 1.75 inches in diameter and are cut down large die proofs printed on india paper mounted on manila file storage envelope. All have plate numbers at top. 1)to5) 5 cents; 10 cents; 50 cents; $1.00 printed in black with signature of George R. Christie. 6) $1.00 printed in red with signature of R.F.Ford. These were scrip notes that would have been printed on a circular thin cardboard the size of the note. The workers were paid with this scrip which states ""Good for ($ amount) in merchandise only."" The Kirby Lumber Company was formed in 1901 by John Henry Kirby in East Texas to manufacture and transport lumber. Between 1910 and 1920 he had over 16,500 employees, 5 logging camps and 12 lumber mills. He was president of Southwestern Oil Company of Houston in the early 1900's and formed in Kirby Oil Company in 1920. Only Enron's recent failure eclipsed Houston's prior largest bankruptcy, that of John Henry Kirby whose 40 million dollar twin oil and timber companies entered receivership in 1904 and whose Kirby Lumber company declared bankruptcy in 1934. Kirby's Houston Oil Company became Houston Natural Gas in the mid 1920's, which in turn became Enron in the 1980's. Unique in this form. Only 2 complete sets found. ABN. Unc." (Photo) | 750-1500 | |
| 1777 | U.S. Macy's Gift Certificate Proofs and Production File. 1990. P-Unlisted. $10; $25; $50; $100. Proof. Lot includes front proofs in Red on glossy white paper of 4 different denominations of gift certificates. Lot also includes latent image intaglio printed items related to certificate and correspondence. Choice group. Interesting production material for famous NYC retail department store scrip. USBNC. Uncirculated. (Photo) | 150-300 | |
| 1778 | "Italy, NATO. Nato Forces, Italy Gas Coupon Color Proof Separations (3)." "1960-70. P-Unlisted Color trials of titles in Red, Blue and Black. Large die proofs on glossy paper. The red proof also has the undertint of the NATO coat of arms and logo. Rare military scrip related group." (Photo) | 150-300 | |
| 1779 | U.S. New York City Tunnel Authority Depression Scrip Note Proofs. "1936. P-Unlisted. 25cts; 40cts; 50cts; 60cts; 75cts. Proof. All are rectangular 3.3 by 1.8 inches and are cut down large die proofs printed in black on india paper mounted on manila card. All have plate numbers at top. 1) to 5). 25 cents; 40 cents; 50 cents; 60 cents; 75 cents.. 6). Base note without denomination and lower undertint in signature area. In 1936, Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia created the New York City Tunnel Authority to construct a twin-tube tunnel that had been proposed six years earlier between the East Side of Manhattan and Long Island City, Queens. Unique in archive. ABN. Unc." (Photo) | 300-600 | |
| 1780 | "RCA Victor Scrip Note Sheet," "1960's. Banknotes. Proof sheet of 4 fronts and 2 backs. $1 and $4 certificates in vertical pairs all together on one sheet with the backs of the notes on the bottom. The text of the certificates states ""Retail Salesman Color TV Ownership Plan"". Small vignette of ""Nipper"" listening to his masters voice recording. Unique in archive. SCBNC." (Photo) | 200-400 | |
| 1781 | "Israel. Scrip to Israel, Inc. Gift Certificate (4)." "1951. P-Unlisted. $10; $15; $25; $50. 1) $10, Blue. 2) $15, Light Olive Green. 3) $25, Red. 4) $50, Orange. Back has conditions of use in English and Hebrew. Unique set in archive." (Photo) | 350-700 | |
| 1782 | U.S. Two Guys Merchant Scrip Proofs "1970-1980's. $2.25; $5. Proofs, Specimen. 3 different sheets of 3 proofs each and 2 specimen notes. 1). $5-5-5, red. Federated BNCo. Unfinished specimen sheet of 3; 2). $5-5-5, black. SC-USBNCo. Proof sheet of 3; 3). $2.25-2.25-2.25, green. Proof sheet of 3; 4). Sheet of lined yellow paper with 2 different specimens mounted on it; 4). Miscellaneous correspondence. Rare group of proof and specimen notes. Unc." (Photo) | 150-300 |
| 1783 | "U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food Coupon Essay Mockup." 1989. P-Unlisted. $1.00. Photocopy of coupon with clear acetate overleaf with vignette of log cabin on top that folds over to reveal Abraham Lincoln underneath. Mockup model used in food stamp production. Unique archival design production item. (Photo) | 100-200 | |
| 1784 | U.S. Food Stamp Essay. "1960's. P-Unlisted. $5.00. U.S. Food Stamp essay. United States of America, ""Do Note Fold/Do Not Spindle"", Value $5 Dollars, Non-transferable. Additional writing is nonsense letters. Intaglio printed. Yellow paper. Cut close to margins. Lincoln on left, farm and factory scene. Glue stains on back, otherwise VF. Rare." (Photo) | 150-300 | |
| 1785 | U.S. Food Stamp Essay. "1960's. P-Unlisted. $5.00. U.S. Food Stamp essay. Unisted States of America, ""Do Not Fold/Do Not Spindle"", Value $5 Dollars, Non-transferable. Additional writing is nonsense letters. Intaglio printed. White paper. Cut close to margins and mounted on thin heavy stock and evidently cut from sample book since remnants of proofs are on back. Lincoln on left, farm and factory scene. Rare." (Photo) | 150-300 |
| 1786 | "U.S. Various Modern Scrip Notes, Gift Certificates and Coupons From Macy's, Two Guys and Sutton Place." "1960-70. P-Unlisted. 1)-4) Macy's Gift certificates, $10; $25; $50; $100, proofs, Red. 5)-7) Two Guys, $1.00; $2.25; $5, specimens. 8)-9) Sutton Place, The House of Gifts, $1, $5, specimens. 10)-11) Builders emporiuu, $1; $5; specimen." (Photo) | 125-250 | |
| 1787 | "NJ, NY. Various Scrip Notes, Stock Option Certificates and Depression Scrip (5)." "1932-1976. P-Unlisted. 1) $50, proof of banknote with frame, denomination + vignette of woman's profile, E.A. Wright, Poc. 2) $10, Township of New Jersey 1932 Tax Revene Bond, specimen. 3)-5) Dun and Bradstreet option certificate for 1,5 + 10 shares. SC-USBNC. Condition for group varies from VG to Uncirculated." (Photo) | 150-300 |
| 1788 | U.S. Disney Dollar Large Die Proofs. "1987-88. P-Unlisted. $1.00; $5.00. Proof. Large die proofs of the $1.00 and $5.00 borders, Tinkerbell vignette and ""1"" and ""5"" denominations on glossy white paper. Missing central vignette and undertint. Printed in Black on glossy White paper. Areas to be corrected on bottom of $1 note are noted. 2 of each found in archive. USBNC. Choice." (Photo) | 500-1000 | |
| 1789 | U.S. Disney Dollar Large Die Proofs. "1987-88. P-Unlisted. $1.00; $5.00. Proof. Large die proofs of the $1.00 and $5.00 borders. Tinkerbell vignette and ""1"" and ""5"" denominations on medium thick yellow paper. Missing central vignette and undertint. 2 of each found in archive. Extremely rare set of proofs of this popular topic. USBNC. Uncirculated." (Photo) | 500-1000 | |
| 1790 | U.S. Disney Dollar Production File. "1987. P-Unlisted. $1.00; $5.00. For the serious collector of Disneyana, a large correspondence file which includes intaglio printed items and proofs, production copies of notes with notation on design changes and detailed instructions that led to the final design of Disney Dollars. Unique archival record that throws a lot of light into the production and artistic process that went into the design of ""Disney Dollars"". (20+ items) USBNC. Choice." (Photo) | 1000-2000 | |
| 1791 | U.S. Disney Dollar Production Model Artwork. "1987. $5.00. Model. Unique mockup or model of front design in large format with clear overlays, 9.5 by 3.5 inches. Notation on top states ""63% size of this"". Dated 2-4-1987. Outline of frame of Disney dollars first issue. Tinkerbell on left and right. ""5"" denominations upper and lower corners. ""D"" with circles to look like Mickey Mouse logo on left. No vignette. Mounted on large card. Choice condition. Unique Disney dollar production model. USBNC. Choice." (Photo) | 750-1500 | |
| 1792 | U.S. Disney Dollar Proof Sheet of 18 of $1. "1987-88. P-Unlisted. $1.00. Proof. Border of note with Tinkerbell and ""1"" denominations printed in Black on ""USBN"" watermarked paper. Mickey Mouse Latent image logo in middle left. One of 2 sheets of the $1.00 that was found in archives. Frame printed in Black on ""USBN"" water marked paper. 10 of the 18 are uncirculated, 8 are XF to AU due to archival paper folds. Unique oppurtunity to purchase an outstanding Disney rarity. USBNC. Choice." (Photo) | 1200-2400 | |
| 1793 | U.S. Disney Dollar Proof Sheet of 18 of $5. "1987-88. P-Unlisted. $5.00. Proof. Border of note with Tinkerbell and ""5"" denominations printed in Black on ""USBN"" watermarked paper. Mickey Mouse Latent image logo in middle left. 5 notes are uncirculated; 5 AU and 8 are XF. Unique oppurtunity to purchase an outstanding Disney collectible. USBNC. Choice." (Photo) | 1200-2400 | |
| 1794 | U.S. Disney Dollars Unique Mockup Proof Pair. "1987. P-Unlisted. $1.00; $5.00. Models. Models of the $1.00 and $5.00 Disney Dollar. Portions of different borders, titles and design elements are pasted onto cardboard in the initial design process of banknote production. These 2 notes can be considered the first examples of the Disney Dollar Series. The Mickey Mouse Logo in middle left of note have a latent image ""D"" in the middle of the larger circle for counterfeit protection. Mounted in grey plastic folder. Unique in archive. USBNC. Choice." (Photo) | 1000-2000 |
| 1795 | U.S. Turnkey Commissary Receipt. "1966. P-Unlisted. 5 Cents. Helmeted Woman on left. Handstamped in red ""OCT 21, 1966"". Note states ""Socely Redeemable by Turnkey Contract Employees and Air Force Personnel at Turnkey Commissary Facilities for Face Amount. Not Valid After August 30, 1967"". The Air Force, in February 1966, requested authority from the Secretary of Defense to make a separate contract with a U.S. firm for construction of an air base. Air Force officers detailed the scope of work but did note identify the site at meetings with potential contractors. The agreement they proposed to use was a ""turnkey"" contract whereby the contractor assumed responsibility for shipping and logistic requirements as well as for design and construction. On April 21st, after being directed to reconsider the situation by the joint Chiefs, General Westmoreland concluded that an additional airfield could be used. The preferred site was at Hue, but because this site was unavailable he recommended to Admiral Sharp that work start at Tuy Hoa. On 7 May 1966 Admiral Sharp approved the Tuy Hoa proposal but imposed certain conditions. The Air Force's turnkey contractor would be responsible for building the complete Tuy Hoa complex-air base, port and breakwaters - as well as for relocating roads and trackage. He would mobilize his own equipment, manpower, materials and dredges, using only such local resources as were surplus to other service requirements. He would also be responsible for his own sea lift, unloading, beaching and barging. In late May the Joint Chiefs of Staff gave the project their blessing and on the 27th of that month the Deputy Secretary of Defense authorized the Air Force to negotiate a turnkey contract for the Tuy Hoa air base. Tuy Hoa Air Base was one of several airbases built by the ""Red Horse"" Civil Engineer Squadron. Located on the coast, 285 miles northeast of Saigon under Project Turnkey. During the period of 1 August through 30 November 1966, a C-130 TDY from the Alaskan Air Command transported personnel and cargo. Aircraft landed on a 3500' runway at Tuy Hoa. Later, the base would have two all weather runways capable of handling most aircraft used in the war. The base flew C-130s and a variety of fighter aircraft. The first fighter aircraft assigned was the F-100 Super Saber. Private scrip note very closely related to MPC related note for use in Vietnam. Rare. SCBN." (Photo) | 200-400 | |
| 1796 | U.S. Turnkey Commissary Receipt. "1966. P-Unlisted. 10 Cents. Helmeted Woman on left. Handstamped in red ""OCT 21, 1966"". Large red overprint on front of note ""Not to be Removed From Our File"". Note states ""Socely Redeemable by Turnkey Contract Employees and Air Force Personnel at Turnkey Commissary Facilities for Face Amount. Not Valid After August 30, 1967"". Private scrip note very closely to MPC related note for use in Vietnam. SCBN." (Photo) | 200-400 | |
| 1797 | U.S. Turnkey Commissary Receipt. "1966. P-Unlisted. 25 cents. Helmeted Woman on left. Handstamped in red 'OCT 21, 1966"". Large red overprint on top margin of note ""Not to be Removed From Our Files"". Note states ""Solely Redeemable by Turnkey Contract Employees and Air Force Personnel at Turnkey Commissary Facilities for Face Amount. Not Valid After August 30, 1967"". Also includes proof of border without vignette or text. Private scrip note very closely related to MPC related note for use in Vietnam. Rare. SCBN." (Photo) | 250-500 | |
| 1798 | U.S. Turnkey Commissary Receipt. "1966. P-Unlisted. $1.00. Helmeted Woman on left. Handstamped in red ""OCT 21, 1966"". Large red overprint on front of note ""Not to be Removed From Our File"". Note states ""Solely Redeemable by Turnkey Contract Employees and Air Force Personnel at Turnkey Commissary Facilities for Face Amount. Not Valid After August 30, 1967"". Private scrip note very closely related to MPC related note for use in Vietnam. Rare. SCBN." (Photo) | 250-500 | |
| 1799 | U.S. Turnkey Commissary Receipt. "1966. P-Unlisted. $5.00. Helmeted Woman on left. Handstamped in red ""OCT 21, 1966"". Large red overprint on front of note 'Not to be Removed From Our Files"". Note states ""Solely Redeemable by Turnkey Contract Employees and Air Force Personnel at Turnkey Commissary Facilities for Face Amount. Not Valid After August 30, 1967"". Private scrip note very closely related to MPC related note for use in Vietnam. Rare. SCBN." (Photo) | 300-600 | |
| 1800 | U.S. Turnkey Commissary Receipt. "1966. P-Unlisted. $10.00. Helemted Woman on left. Handstamped in red "" OCT 21, 1966"". Large red overprint on front of note ""Not to be Removed From Our Files"". Note states ""Solely Redeemable by Turnkey Contract Employees and Air Force Personnel at Turnkey Commissary Facilities for Face Amount. Not Valid After August 30, 1967"". Private scrip note very closely related to MPC related note for use in Vietnam. Paper clip mark on upper right. Rare. SCBN." (Photo) | 300-600 |
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