2019 July Americana Auction Catalog

Lot# 5997 c1908 to 1970’s Mining Publications Mines and Markets, DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Mining Copper Crusader, Mining Review, Ananconda Co Trailsman, Salt Lake Mining Review, Mines and Minerals, Mining Investor, illustrated ore Lot# 6009 Petace Mining Corp Two shares of Petace Mining Corp car catalog and moreGeff Pollock Collection Est. $70-100 HWAC# stock issued to Carl A. Teel & Mrs. Marie L. Teel, signed by Lyle E. 106400 Fentach, R. sec’y and Manuel Lyan, pres. Printed: Hasbrouck Thistle & Co, New York, Broun-Green Co., N.Y. : 1) 100 shares, cert. # JC1142 in Lot# 5998 Mostly Mining Stocks (8) Unissued Union Cement common stock issued on Oct. 7, 1954. 2) 200 shares cert. # SP1418 in 1860’s. I/U Gold Run Mining and Milling 1896-some toning. I/U Gold Sinking Fund Preference Stock. Issued by monks to make money for Rock Mining and Milling 1891. Gold Exploration 1899 cut cancelled. their college. Ken Prag Collection Est. $35-60 HWAC# 87217 Gold Hill & Lee Mountain Mining unissued. I/C B and V Gold Mining 1899. I/C Plymouth Rock Mining 1880 Ken Prag Collection Est. $100- Lot# 6010 Pickaxe This pickaxe is engraved “North.’ It is 15.5”. Est. 200 HWAC# 105500 $15-50 HWAC# 49073 Lot# 5999 MSA Carbon CO2 Testers 2 testers in leather carry cases Lot# 6011 1879 Plymouth Rock Mining Co. Stock I/E #88 Thomas with straps Est. $75-140 HWAC# 87431 Clement 30 shares. Signed by President Rich. 1879. Mine in Silver Flat mining district West of Silver City, New Mexico. Underground miner Lot# 6000 MSA Explosives Meters (2) MSA Models 2 and 2a with vignette. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 72046 leather strap Est. $75-130 HWAC# 87437 Lot# 6012 Reynolds-Alaska Development Company stock Lot# 6001 Northwest Mining Stock Certificates Lot of 28 stock & letter One thousand shares of founder’s common stock of the certificates from Washington, Idaho and Montana. Trout Lake Mining; Reynolds-Alaska Development Company, number A2033 issued Original Butte Mining Company; Honolulu Mining Co.; Happy Day to Frances L. Blackford on April 4, 1907 signed by Henry Reynolds, Mining Company; Bunker Hill Mining; and others. Est. $120-250 president and John G. Brady, treasurer. Reynolds-Alaska Development HWAC# 87318 Company was started in the early 1900’s. Mined for minerals such as copper, zinc and silver. Mine located at Prince William Sound and Lot# 6002 Ohio Coal stock certificates 3 stock certificates and 2 Latouche Island in the state of Washington. Vignette of figures with bonds from Ohio coal companies: 3 shares of cancelled Enos Coal American flag. Both of the corporate signatures here are significant. Mining Co., cert. #51 on Aug 26, 1922 issue to Frank H. Schoene, Henry D. Reynolds was a famous Alaska mining figure and promoter signed by J. F. Koll, sec’y and George A. Enos, pres. printed: GOES 76. 2 who arrived in Prince William Sound in 1901. John G. Brady (1847- adhesive RN stamps50 shares of Stillwater Coal Mining Co, cert #362 1918) was governor of Alaska from 1897 to 1906. Being involved in dated Nov. 13, 1918 issued to Lester R. Ruth. Signed M.M. Bauer, pres. this company was considered a conflict of interest and he was forced and Lauy, sec’y. Raised company seal.Printed: Mount & Co., Cleveland. from office. Also enclosed is a letter to Mrs. Martha A. Oviatt of West 2 shares Paint River Iron and Mining Co, cert #68 issued to Anna M. Hartford, CT advising that 200 deferred shares on certificate #1975 Bourgeois, dated June 24, 1914. Raised gold company seal. Printed: was enclosed. Printed: Albert B. King & Co. Ken Prag Collection. Est. Mount & Co., Cleveland. $1,000 Certificate of deposit for Brady- $40-75 HWAC# 83651 Warner Coal Corp. cert. # 576 on April 21, 1941. Printed: National Bank Note Co, Cleveland. Cancelled $3,500 Certificate of Deposit of Lot# 6013 Rusty Cans and Other Stuff Approx 12 rusty cans and First Mortgage Refunding 7% Gold Bonds of Industrial Coal & Coke other old mining items. Good material for an exhibit or mine display Co, cert. #44. Stock transferred on Oct 11, 1926. Ken Prag Collection Est. $50-100 HWAC# 87347 Est. $35-60 HWAC# 87229 Lot#6014 SalyAlaskaMinesCompanyTwostock certificatesforDaly Alaska Mines Company, incorporated under the laws of Washington Lot# 6003 Oil - Mining postcards 14 Oil and 1 mining postcard with state capital stock.Daly Alaska Mines Company Gold Seattle gold seal. all in color except 3. Ezba Brooks Distilling Co., in Frankfurt. Kentucky 1) One thousand shares of Daly Alaska Mines Company, number 309 have a limited supply of 12 year old, 90 proof Real Sippin’ Whiskey issued to Weir Brothers & Co. dated September 28, 1922, signed by collectors item in a Heritage China bottle. shown on a postcard. Other M. D. Banash, Vice-president. Seven vignettes of miners working. 2) postcards have oil wells around governor’s mansion, an oil field and One hundred shares of Daly Alaska Mines Company certificate for oil gushers all in Oklahoma. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 105110 Treasury Stock number 924 issued to G. B. Hutchings, dated March 12, 1922, signed by G.B. Hutchings, Vice-president. Ken Prag Collection. Lot# 6004 Oil and Mining Postcards Approx 15 mining and oil Est. $25-50 HWAC# 83657 postcards with several RPC’sSalvatore Falcone Collection Est. $30-50 HWAC# 105441 Lot# 6005 Ore and Geology Books (2) 2 hardcovers. The Nature of Ore Deposits by Beck and Weed, Exploration and Mining Geology by Peters Est. $40-60 HWAC# 105083 Lot# 6006 Ore Deposit Technical Education Group 9 hardcover ore deposit books of the West and more Est. $50-100 HWAC# 86441 Lot# 6007 Pande Basin Gold Placer Company One trustee’s certificate for Pande Basin Gold Placer Company, number 263, issued to John Elwell, printed by Edward Y. Brohaw & Bro., issued March 7, 1899. Located on Baranof Island, approximately 10 miles east of Sitka. Company organized to gain access to mineral land and real property on Baranoff Island. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $40-75 HWAC# 83603 Lot# 6008 Pande Basin Gold Placer Company One Hundred capital shares of Pande Basin Gold Placer Company, number 656, dated June 29, 1898, printed by Louis Belcher issued to Maurice L. Muhleman, trustee, who was also a Deputy United States Assistant Treasurer and cashier of the local Sub-Treasury. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 83604 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 399

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Mining / Native Americana Lot# 6015 Silver Leaf Mining Co. Limited Two shares of Silver Leaf Lot# 6025 Western Mining Stock Certificates Lot of four western Mining Co.: 1) 100 shares, cert. #9537 issue to N. C. Wainwright & mining stocks: 1) The Honest John Mining, Milling and Tunnel Co., signed Dec 4, 1933 signed by Morris P. Bryant, pres. and Gordon Company; South Dakota, 500 shares issued 1904, vcancelled.Vignette: H. Benson, secy. Raised red comp. seal. Silver maple leaf vignette. four miners underground loading or into ore bucket, plus six miners in Assigned Dec 8, 1933. 2) 100 shares, cert #998 issued to Samuel corners and sides. Signed by G.H. Daniels, president; and H.G. Fowler, Stephens on Jan 12, 1907. Raised red company seal. Deposit was secretary-treasurer. 2) United Imperial Mines Company; 100 shares mined from 1905 to 1930 through two shafts to a depth of 500 ft. Total issued 1923,, signed by S. Byrnes, president. 3) Bunker Hill Arizona production was at approx. half a million oz. of silver and 1200 lbs. of Mining Company, 10 shares issued 1935, in a wooden 10 x 13 inch Cobalt. Printed: Alexander & Cable Co. LTP. Toronto. Prag collection. frame. 4) Moulton Mining Company, issued 1882, incorporated under Est. $35-60 HWAC# 87238 the laws of the Territory of Utah. Also in a 10 x 13 inch wooden frame. Est. $50-60 HWAC# 86369 Lot# 6016 1903-1904 Solar Furnace Stock Collection (6) Parabolic mirrors were used to produce high temperatures for industry and Lot# 6026 Western Mining Stocks (23) Approx 23 mining stocks even to set ships on fire in historical warfare. Albert Carter started from ID, Mexico, NM, Montana. Empire Mines, Oreano Mining, Hanover these companies and signed as President. 2 Solar Furnace and Bessemer Iron and Copper, Happy Day Mining, Guelph Mining, Monitor Power-1 fair condition, 3 South American Solar Furnace, 1 Australian Mining and more Est. $70-110 HWAC# 89377 Solar Furnace-dogear Est. $70-85 HWAC# 87464 Lot# 6027 Yukon Mining Company Limited 100 shares of stock, Lot# 6017 Standard Mines Co. Uncancelled 1000 shares of Standard Ken Prag Collection. Est. $40-75 HWAC# 83600 Mines Co., cert. #1083 issued to Gertrude H. Woodward on February 19, 1908, signed by Frank S. Adams, secy and John N. Keurp, pres. Lot# 6028 Zuma Mining and Milling Stock Certificates Sixty six Raised brown company seal. Printed: Grimes-Stassforth Stationery stock certificates from the Zuma Mining and Milling Company dated in Co. Ken Prag Collection Est. $35-60 HWAC# 86563 the 1930s. Est. $60-120 HWAC# 86365 Lot# 6018 1918 Stock Cert. Lampazos Silver Mines Company Lot# 6029 American Indian Duplicates Lot 60 postcards containing Stock Cert, #C1155 for 100 shares, signed by President, vignette of duplicates of several. Some are rare, others early postcards and many miner working underground. 11.5” x 8.5” Est. $25-50 HWAC# 77948 collectible postcards that include 1904 Geronimo, Sioux Crazy Horse and 1907 Tanner Papoose. Nice collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# Lot# 6019 early 1900’s Stock Certs. (30) Stock Certs.from Verde 104168 Apex Copper Company, Verde District, most are cut cancel. 9 good ones. Est. $25-50 HWAC# 63968 Lot# 6020 Two Oil Companies ephemera Prospectus from oil companies located in Calif and Colorado, both in good condition and in protective sleeves for protection. First is a booklet by Barlow and Hill dated 1910 titled “California Oil Fields”, price of $1. There are 8 maps of fields located in Kern county, Bakersfield, Devils Triangle and others.Second: is newspaper style offering by Porter Processing Co (1920?) with photos, to purchase shares in oil shale processing at $1 per share. In good condition with a small crease tear . Est. $55-70 HWAC# 84629 Lot# 6021 Underground Mine Respirator Collection (7) 7 Lot# 6030 American Indian Miscellaneous Collection #1 Over underground mine respirators with some holder and spare parts Est. 200 postcards with few duplicates. More then 1/2 of the cards are $50-75 HWAC# 87338 unique to this lot. Grab bag with many rare photographs - eclectic mix of card styles, subjects, dates, tribes, locations and hidden gems. Est. Lot# 6022 Underground Mining Postcards 5 b/w and 1 color $800-1200 HWAC# 104158 postcards of underground mining views. Postcard showing lodging room in the copper mine at Old New-Gate Prison where convicts were Lot# 6031 American Indian Miscellaneous Collection #2 Over held at night 30 feet under ground. Another postcard had longest 200 cards with some duplicates. Many of the postcards are unique to underground belt conveyor in the world at the Frick Coal Mines, this lot. An eclectic mix of styles, dates, subjects, locations, tribes and Fayette County, Pennsylvania another postcard shows the salt mine hidden gems. Est. $800-1200 HWAC# 104161 on Jefferson Island in Near New Iberia, Louisiana with a 70’ pillar of salt supporting the ceiling. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 105109 Lot# 6023 United Eastern Mines Corp. Stock Certificates Approx 18 brown border certificates. Est. $70-180 HWAC# 50021 Lot# 6024 Washington, Idaho Mining reports Three reports kept in protective sleeves from three different mining companies. 1. Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Co., 6 page report dated 1939 listing historical data and explanation of holdings. Includes a color legend mine map of underground workings. In very nice condition. 2. Marsh Mining Co. Shoshone, Idaho dated June, 1918. Engineer report is 6 pages with two maps included. Fair condition with small hole punch top center. 3. Metaline Contact Mines, Pend Oreille County, Washington 9 page report dated Oct 4, 1928 prepared by J.H. Ebby Mining Engineer and Geologist with four drawings of property locations and deposits. In good condition. All in protective sleeves. Est. $70-110 HWAC# 84630 400 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6032 American Indian Miscellaneous Collection #3 247 DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Numismatics postcards with a few duplicates from American Indian Miscellaneous collection #3. One was of Frances Slocum (3/4/1773 -03/9/1847) Lot# 6045 Italy Post 1800 Italian coinage (4) Lot of 4 Italian Coins. adopted by Miami people and names Magonnaguah (Young or Little One Vittorio Emanuele ll Rei D’Italia, 1861, 2 Centesimi. Some nice Bear). Originally born into a Quaker family living in Rhode Island that detail on obverse bust facing left. 20mm.One 1850 Duchess Di Parma moved to Wyoming Valley. Captured by warriors in Pennsylvania and coin, worn,27mm. One 1822,”1 centisimo.” 18mm. One “3 Centesimi, raised by Delaware Indians. Married Deaf Man who later became a Regno Lombardo Vento, ‘M’, 1843, 22mm. Est. $10-25 HWAC# 75502 chief. Had a trail, state recreation area and state park named after her. Reunited with white family in 1837. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 104167 Lot# 6046 1898 Art Deco Letter Opener w/Silver Portuguese Coin Art deco style letter opener/bookmark with 1000 Reis silver coin at Lot# 6033 Blackfeet Indian, A Brief Historical Sketch of the Tribe top. KM#539 had a mintage of 300,000 to commemorate the 400th Sketches by V.A. Mayne of Blackfeet Native Americans. Approx. 20 anniversary of the discovery of India. 25 grams, .917 silver, .7368 oz. sketches. Bright colors. Big Face Chief, Little Plume, Jim Blood, Lazy ASW. Est. $50-75 HWAC# 75152 Boy, & many more. 9” x 12”. From the Salvatore Falcone Collection. Est. $25-50 HWAC# 84402 Lot# 6047 Feminist Union Pins 1) Eight Feminist Union Pin “A Woman’s Place Is In Her Union” vintage I of A M Worker Solidarity Lot# 6034 Josephine French Framed Photo Framed photo of Communication Workers of America Labor Pin. 2) Four I 15 AM (2-15 a Native American Woman with a dog. Brass plate “in memory of year, 1-20 year, 1-35 year) Machinist Service Trade Union Pins. Est. Josephine Wright French. Frame 15x12” Est. $25-50 HWAC# 89922 $30-80 HWAC# 45612 Lot# 6035 Kickapoo Indian Dream Book Kickapoo Indian Life and Lot# 6048 Pair of Scouting Coin Displays This is a pair of display Scenes. Repro cover, pages 1-6 missing. Page 7 has tape repair.Geff racks designed for Scouting Challenge Coins produced by Northwest Pollock Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 106411 Territorial Mint. The design allows for round, oval, and diamond- shaped coins to be displayed together. Made of cherry-stained natural Lot# 6036 Native American Photos (5) c. 1950’s 8” x 10” black wood and labeled with a brass strip at the bottom with the words ”BOY and white photos depicting several tepees in a camping area (this SCOUTS OF AMERICA.” These are items that remained unsold after the photo has some light water spots), 3 photos of Native Americans in liquidation of Northwest Territorial Mint. Est. $20-30 HWAC# 88671 ceremonial dress. 3 Native American men conversing and a 6.5” x 10” photo of Native Americans in ceremonial dress. Photos were taken by Montana author and photographer Donald E. Miller. Est. $60-150 HWAC# 50257 Lot# 6037 1927 The Story of the Indian by Radin Hardcover 371pp by Paul Radin, numerous plates, some color. Front inscription, front board separating Est. $25-50 HWAC# 91291 Lot# 6038 San Francisco, California 1980 Slug Facsimiles from San Francisco, CA Coin Club $1 (19) Approx 19 6.5“ x 3“ California redwood dollars from San Francisco Coin Club 20-year anniversary in 1980. Est. $25-50 HWAC# 73013 Lot# 6039 Blanchard, Iowa 1887 Broadside for Sale of Bank Notes Lot# 6049 Space Medals Lot of five: Apollo 11 Mission (copper); at Public Auction 8.5” x 5.5” broadside for the sale of $1,800 in bank Space Shuttle 1981; Seattle World’s Fair 1962 (2); City of Downey, notes at a July 9th, 1887, public auction in Blanchard, Iowa by C.G. Home of Apollo “farm site to moon site”. Est. $25-50 HWAC# 75143 Anderson, assignee. Folds, toning, some separation. (Prag Collection) Est. $30-60 HWAC# 54799 Lot# 6050 The Indian Wars; North American Indian Wars (2 Books) 2 Hardback books 1)The Indian Wars by Washburn/Utley, Lot# 6040 Montana Penn Yan Mining Stocks (5) 5 unissued Penn 1977 Reprint. pp.344. Beautiful photos, prints, color & black & white. Yan mining stock with US gold coin vignettes. Crisp condition. Ken Poignant photos of the Sioux warriors. Sitting Bull with Buffalo Bill in Prag Collection Est. $150-300 HWAC# 105449 1885; Photo of Chiricahua Apaches at Fort Bowie, AZ after a forced march under the guns of the scouts & soldiers who had broken into Lot# 6041 United States 1874 & 1879. Indian Head Pennies / 2 Geronimo’s Sierra Madre Hideout. 8.5” x 11.5”; 2)North American Items. Here are a couple of old timers. Item #1 of 2: The traditional Indian Wars by Richard H. Dillon, 1983, pp.251, color & black & white Indian head penny ( 1874) . Average to worn condition, but the date photos. Nice condition. These books are a great addition to library. can still be read. Small indentation on the rear edge. Item # 2 of 2: Est. $15-40 HWAC# 63447 Another Indian head penny ( 1879 ). A week strike and a little worn, but no damage. For two cents...I would get these... Cause the price is Lot# 6051 1887? US Mint and Coins by Smith Fourth Edition hard right !! ( It’s a joke !) ( RH)Houghton Estate Collection Est. $15-20 cover. Coins and coinage of the United States Mint. 120pp. Covers are HWAC# 102157 detaching and have wear. Sold as is! Est. $40-75 HWAC# 69076 Lot# 6042 Austria Lorraine, Theobald I., Herzog von Lothringen (1213-1220) // His wife Gertrude, only child and heir of Albert II, count of Dagsburg and Metz. Bronze, 47mm, removed hanger, Toned EF. Est. $25-50 HWAC# 73049 Lot# 6043 Austria Kreuzer Coins (2) Lot of 2 coins. An 1861 Austria 4 Kruezer “B,” and an 1851 Austria 1 Kreuzer “G.” Est. $10-20 HWAC# 75504 Lot# 6044 England 1902 English 4 Pence 1902 English 4 Pence. Proof like. Rare. 10,000 made. Possible Maundy money. Est. $15-30 HWAC# 74004 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 401

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6052 Alabama not dated (1800’s) South & North Alabama Lot# 6061 California c1911 Western Pacific Railway Company Railroad Co The South & North Alabama Railroad was chartered in Letter Letter to Yuba City Water Col, Yuba City California from Western 1854. The road was a wartime expedient to connect the Red Mountain Pacific Railway Co., signed by Superintendent conversing about late iron and coal fields to Selma, Alabama. The route was planned to run payment/nonpayment please arrange to render bills every month & from Montgomery to Nashville and was sometimes called the Alabama Central Railroad. U/U, common stock @ $100 par. BLACK, embossed approval to send General Auditor with the least possible delay. Est. seal w/4-4-0 loco center, Vignette top 4-4-0 w/passenger cares r-l. $60-100 HWAC# 106650 In nice condition, EF, handwritten cancelled in red. J.A.H. Hasbrouck & Co. printer. Completely blank and in near AU condition w/ receipt attached. Ken Prag Collection Est. $70-120 HWAC# 106065 Lot# 6053 Alabama 1800’s The New Orleans, Mobile & Texas Railroad Co incorporated Nov 24, 1866 State of Alabama. I/U #780, $1000, 8% Second Mortgage issued Oct 8, 1873, signed Geo. Alley president, black on yellow paper, “1000” green underprint, red embossed seal, vignettes; bottom loco, top center train crossing bridge over river, coupons attached, Henry Seibert & Bros printer. EF Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 87035 Lot# 6054 Alaska Rare Alaska Railroad RPC Rare Alaska railroad Lot# 6062 Denver, Colorado Duluth, Huron and Denver Railroad in snow RPCSalvatore Falcone Collection Est. $50-100 HWAC# 105293 Company Bond $1000, 6% bond. Steam train at station vignette. Signed by president. 14.75” x 9.25”. #460. Est. $230-400 HWAC# 52304 Lot# 6055 Arizona 1937 Apache Railroad Co Bond Unissued $1000 5% bond. Prag Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 83219 Lot# 6063 Georgetown Loop, Colorado c1884-1915 Georgetown Railway Loop, CO Stereoviews (8 count) 8 stereoviews, all Lot# 6056 Arizona c1850’s Arizona Railroad Reports Prints 3 Georgetown Railway Loop. 3 by Kilburn, 3 by Keystone, 1 by H. C. tinted 8.5” x 10.75” prints of Arizona scenes-Valley of the Gila & White, 1 by Alexander White, c. 1884-1888. Most have a train and Sierra de las Estrellas from the Maricopa Wells plate V, Mirage on the smoking locomotive in full view crossing a wooden trellis. Great for Colorado Desert plate XII, Grand Coulee plate LI. Some toning. Est. the train buff. Est. $80-220 HWAC# 53234 $20-50 HWAC# 54474 Lot# 6064 Colorado Colorado Midland Railway Company Bond Lot# 6057 Arkansas 1908 Little Rock, Maumelle & Western “The Colorado Midland Railway incorporated in 1883, was the first Railroad Bond #550 10 year 6% gold bond signed by President standard gauge railroad built over the Continental Divide in Colorado. Illegible. Fair condition. Ken Prag Collection Est. $50-60 HWAC# 84947 It ran from Colorado Springs to Leadville and through the divide at Hagerman Pass to Glenwood Springs and Grand Junction.” From Lot# 6058 Shasta Springs, California 1910-1940 Shasta Springs Wikipedia. $1000 4% 50 year gold bond. Train at the station vignette. Inclined Railroad Postcards Lot of four including a real photo Signed by president. Some staining in center but still a choice piece. postcard (RPC) by Patterson. Two different color postcards. Shasta 14.25” x 10”. #5818. Coupons included. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 52308 Springs was depot and resort on the Shasta Division of Southern Pacific Railroad. Built around Shasta Springs the railroad would stop Lot# 6065 Colorado Colorado Railroad Postcards Approx 15 to allow passengers to drink spring water. Est. $40-80 HWAC# 51479 Colorado railroad postcards with a few RPC’sSalvatore Falcone Collection Est. $40-60 HWAC# 105066 Lot# 6059 California 1900’s Key System Service Co 4 certificates. Incorp 1925 California . 1. One unissued, #24, dated 19__. note stapled Lot# 6066 Colorado c1882 Railroad theme, F. A. Nimms Colorado requesting to save this cert. Two I/C. #1, 1 shares @ $100 par issued to Stereoviews ( 4 count) 4 Colorado stereoviews by F. A. Nimms. All A.B. Dunne My 1, 1925 and # 5, 1 share @ $100 par issued to J.E. Cooke railroad views of Veta Pass, 2 Grand Canyon of the Arkansas, Marshall May 1, 1925. Signed George A. Harrison President. All have vignette Pass. Est. $40-100 HWAC# 53256 upper left eagle wings spread on rock. GOES printer.2. Key System Transit Co. certificate of deposit # 236 for 6 preferred shares. Issued Lot# 6067 New Haven, Connecticut 1900’s The Naugatuck Railroad Feb. 27, 1930. No vignette, unknown printer. Ken Prag Collection Est. Co I/C #1, 4% $5000, First Mortgage, 50 yr, due 1954, registered gold $60-120 HWAC# 104637 bond, issued May 2, 1904, signed (illegible) president, Olive, embossed union shield seal, reverse embossed New, New Haven & Hartford RR Lot# 6060 California Northern Electric Railway Company Bond seal, vignette two men/ train l-r engine 322, ”REGISTERED BOND” Bond #2064 green $1000 5% forty year bond. Signed by president. brown underprint, printer American Bank Note Co. AU Ken Prag #2064. Rare. This bond includes coupon #13 in payment of another Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 87010 rail line. Est. $150-350 HWAC# 52342 Lot# 6068 New Haven, Connecticut 1900’s The Naugatuck Railroad Co (2) 1. I/C #460 4% $5000, First Mortgage, 50 yr, due 1954, registered gold bond, issued May 11, 1905, signed Charles S. Mellen president, Olive, embossed union shield seal, reverse embossed New, New Haven & Hartford RR seal, vignette two men/ train l-r engine 322, printer American Bank Note Co. EF+ 2. U/U # R106, $10,000 debenture, brown, “$10,000” in box with dollar signs brown underprint, vignette top : two locomotives one r-l and one l-r on either side of female with olive branch headdress. Printer American Bank Note Co. AU+ Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 87009 402 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6069 New Haven, Connecticut 1900’s The New Haven & Shore DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Line Railway Co Incorporated 1923 in the State of Connecticut. I/U #81 for 40 shares @ $10 par, issued Nov 13, 1923, signed N.S Eames Lot# 6075 Eastern United States 1900’s Delaware and Illinois president, orange, with orange underprint ”United States of America”, ehemers 4 certificates. 1. Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway embossed seal, American Bank Note Co. printer. EF Ken Prag Collection Co. incorp 1897. #A5789, I/U, 6 shares preferred stock, issued Nov 7, Est. $60-120 HWAC# 87019 1941. ORANGE, no seal, vignette men standing on railcar, PREFERRED STOCK orange underprint, American Bank Note Co.2. Two, Chicago Lot# 6070 Connecticut Connecticut Railroad Bonds (4) & Stocks Great Western Railway Co incorp. 1892, operated until 1909. I/C, (7) 4 Bonds and 7 stocks for Connecticut Railroads. 1) Cancelled 100 shares, vignette 4-6-4 loco r-l w/ allegorical figures either New Haven Derby Railroad Co Mortgage Certificate of Indebtedness, side, printed seal, Columbian Bank Note Co: one RED, PREFERRED printed: Homer Lee Bank Note Co. NY. Vignette of railroad station at red underprint, issued Jan 4, 1967. One PURPLE, COMMON purple top center of certificate. Green border, raised seal. 2) Cancelled $500 underprint, issued May 2, 1966.3. Chicago Great Western Railroad 7% New Haven and Derby Railroad Co Mortgage Bond, Gray border. Co incorp 1909. #C28443, I/C, 100 shares preferred, issued April 27, Payable Feb 1, 1900. Printer: Stafford Co. 3) $500 New Haven & Derby 1931. OLIVE, printed seal, PREFERRED olive underprint, vignette 4-6- Railroad Co 7% Mortgage Bond. Payable Feb 1, 1900. 4) $1,000 New 4 @depot r-l, American Bank Note Co. Ken Prag Collection Est. $50-70 Haven Derby Railroad Co. Certificate of Indebtedness, 6% Interest. HWAC# 106129 Principal Due 1900. 2 certificates @ $100 per share for New Haven & Northampton Co. Green border. Train vignette in center of certificate. Lot# 6076 Eastern United States 1900’s Geneva, Corning and Inc. in Connecticut and Massachusetts. 3 shares of New Haven & Southern railroad Co 3 certificates. Incorp 1909 New York and Northampton Co with train vignette on top portion of certificate. Pennsylvania. #C28, ORANGE, U/C, common stock, date 19__ no Printer: E.G. & H. B. Storer, Printers, 297 Chapel St. NY. Adhesive vignette. #P234, U/C, PURPLE, preferred stock, embossed seal, RN stamp on each certificate. 2 cancelled certificates of Newburgh, vignette 4-4-0 w/ cars l-r. PREFERRED purple underprint. #248, Dutchess and Connecticut Railroad stock @ $50 each. Assigned. Est. U/C,RED, common stock, embossed seal, vignette 4-4-0 w/ cars l-r. $100-150 HWAC# 105699 COMMON red underprint. International Bank Note Co printer on all certificates. ALLEF Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-100 HWAC# 106111 Lot# 6071 Connecticut 1800’s New Haven & West Haven Horse R.R. Co. Incorporated 1805 State of Connecticut. I/C # 131 for 14 shares @ Lot# 6077 Dublin, Georgia 1900’s Dunlin and Southwestern $25 par, issued March 24, 1886, signed Geo. Kelsey president, black, Railroad 4 certificates. Incorp 1904 Georgia. All certificates I/U, $100 horse drawn street car vignette on bottom, sailor sitting on pier on par, issued 1905, BLACK, vignette left top eagle looking l-r wings top, embossed seal, Tuttle, Morrhouse & Taylor printer.Cancelled spread, Signed J.V. Tarorn President. embossed seal, gold sunburst handwritten. EF+ Ken Prag Collection Est. $50-70 HWAC# 87018 underprint, Goes printer. EF Ken Prag Collection Est. $50-100 HWAC# Lot# 6072 Delaware 1900’s National Properties Co. American 106119 Railways Bonds (3) Incorp. May 12. 1912 State of Delaware, organized for the purpose of acquiring utility and transportation Lot# 6078 Georgia 1895 Central of Georgia Railway Co. Gold companies land and stock. All certificates : I/U, 4-6% gold bearer bond, due 1946 issued Jan 1, 1916, signed Van Horn Ely president, Bonds (3) Lot of 3 issued and punch cancelled $1,000 gold bonds, embossed seals, vignette top center of woman sitting trains either side, coupons attached have streetcar vignette, Republic Bank Note issued in 1895. Brown border, black print, and locomotive vignette. Co. One green, “1000” over dollar sign green underprint. One brown, “500” over dollar sign underprint. One orange “100” over dollar sign International Bank Note Co. Signed by president Andertown(?) and underprint. AU Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-180 HWAC# 87015 secretary WE Findley. 15 x 10.5” Toning. Started as the Central Rail Lot# 6073 Eastern Multi-State Rails Eastern States Railroad Stocks and Bonds (47) Approx 47 railroad stocks and bonds from Eastern Road and Canal Company in 1833. This railroad was constructed to states, some issued some not. Monongahlea Railway, NY Central Railroad, NJ and NY Railroad, Market Street Railway, Morris and Essex join the Macon and Western Railroad at Macon, Georgia, and run to Railroad, Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad, Philadelphia and West Chester Traction, Mahoning Coal Railroad Est. $110-325 HWAC# 89832 Savannah. Ken Prag Collection Est. $150-250 HWAC# Lot# 6074 Eastern Multi-State 107377 Rails 1800’s New York and New England Railroad Co Lot# 6079 Georgia Georgia Rail Road & Banking Company Stock Incorporated 1873 States of (13) 13 stock certificates for Georgia Rail Road & Banking Co. with Massachusetts, Connecticut, shares @ $100 each. Vignette of moving train at top center, 2 small Rhode Island and New York trains on top right and left, 3 engravings on left side of certificate. Grey Two I/C, no vignette, title in border. Printed: Underwood Bald Spencer & Huffy. Georgia Railroad script, signed, American Bank note Co. #623 for 10 shares, and Banking Co. was a historic railroad and banking company title “ISSUE of 1885”, issued Dec 14, 1885 (not known in that operated in Georgia. Chartered in 1833 in Augusta. In 1835, Cox). #2881 for 10 shares no additional title, issued May 25, the charter was amended to include banking. Banking side of the 1889. EF Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 87066 business was more successful than the railroad side. Georgia Railroad and Banking Co. charter from state legislature gave the corporation large tax breaks. Charter called for daily-except-Sunday passenger service. The Georgia was the last railroad to operate both freight and passenger trains in the “Lower 48” states, into the Amtrak era. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 105708 Lot# 6080 Georgia Gold, Railroad and Hotel Stocks (3) 3 I/U. Gold Hill Con. Co. 1914. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1957. Bon Air Vanderbilt Hotel 1933-Augusta, GA. Al Adams Collection. Est. $30-40 HWAC# 83323 Lot# 6081 Hawaii 1973-1981 Dillingham Corporation Stock Certificates Lot of 33. Three varieties, issued 1973-1981. Green, brown, or blue borders with allegorical vignette. Printed by ABN. This company was a consolidation of the Oahu Railway & Land Company and the Hawaiian Dredging and Construction Company in 1961. Benjamin Dillingham was a 19th-century Hawaiian businessman. This company was mainly involved in construction. It was sold in 1983. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-100 HWAC# 107259 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 403

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6082 Idaho 1900’s Railroad stock (23) 23 certificates. 18 Lot# 6086 chicago, Illinois 1946 Chicago, Indianapolis and Idaho & Washington Northern Railroad, 9 issued/cancelled, 9 Louisville Railway Co 5 certificates. Incorp 1897, operated until unissued, Nicely engraved black border, green embossed corp seal, 1956. One, I/C, BLUE $1000 First General Mortgage 5 %, gold bearer green circle underprint, vignette allegorical female holding American bond due 1919. Issued May 1, 1916, vignette 4-6-4 @ depot, revenue flag right hand and a shield w/elk/trees left hand eagle spread wing, stamp, #34-100 coupons attached w/ allegorical male vignette, fair to excellent condition. Shaw and Borden Co printer . 5 unissued American Bank Note Co. Three I/C, 100 shares Stock Trust Certificate, Idaho and Western Railway Co., black border, vignette union shield issued 1946, no vignette: one ORANGE class A, one GREEN class B. One w/griffons on each side, AU condition, no identified printer. Ken Prag BROWN, class A 50 shares and one RED, class B 10 shares, Security Collection Est. $120-180 HWAC# 86952 Bank Note Co. Ken Prag Collection Est. $50-80 HWAC# 106128 Lot# 6083 Chicago, Illinois 1900’s Chicago Great Western Railroad Lot# 6087 Chicago, Illinois National School of Railroading Co 4 certificates. 1. Three Chicago Great Western Railroad Co incorp established in 1907. I/U # 66 for 2 shares @ $100 par, issued May 1873. All vignettes 4-6-0 @ depot r-l, printed seal, American Bank 27, 1907 to Percy A. Pickrell, signed (Illegible), black, embossed seal, Note Co. I/U, 100 shares common stock, BROWN, COMMON brown vignettes: bottom eagle gold underprint, top left female looking l-r, underprint, issued Oct. 21, 1931. Two preferred: #A15594, issued “SHARES $100 EACH” gold underprint, printer Geos. AU Ken Prag Sept 28, 1920, PURPLE, PREFERRED purple underprint. B5943, I/C, Collection Est. $30-60 HWAC# 87012 GREEN, 10 shares, issued Feb2, 1915, PREFERRED green underprint. Lot# 6088 Illinois 1900’s Illinois Central Railroad C0 A lot of 40 All have vignette top 4-6-0 @depot, American Bank Note Co printer. certificates total. Incorp. January 16, 1836 Illinois, Canadian National Ken Prag Collection Est. $30-55 HWAC# 106125 Railway acquired control of the IC in 1998. Five $1000, 6% Equipment Trust Gold Bearer Bonds issued Jan 15, 1920, due 1926-27. GREEN, Lot# 6084 Chicago, Illinois 1900’s Chicago ILL, RR ephemera 36 Vignette top eagle r-l wings spread.E.A. Wright Bank Note Co. STOCKS: certificates. 1. Three Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co incorp Four Less 100 shares, OLIVE, issued various months 1967, American 1855, I/U, common stock, Issued Apr 8, 1865, BLUE, vignette F7 Bank Note Co.. One 100 shares, BLUE, issued Sept. 22, 1967. One 1/3 #131 diesel, Franklin Bank Note Co. 2. Four Chicago, Indianapolis and shares common stock, GREEN, issued July 1, 1887, American Bank Louisville Railway Co. incorp 1897 I/U, $1000, Equipment Trust Cert., Note Co.. Two common stock @$100 par, BLACK, issued July 1, 1887, embossed seal, allegorical male/female vignette, Columbian Bank American Bank Note Co.. Fourteen BROWN less than 100 shares, Note Co . #4384, BLUE, @ 5/8%, due 1964, issued March 1, 1964. issued 1947-62. vignette Allegorical males either side of F7 and 4-8-4 #37, GREEN, 2 3/4% due 1952, issued March 1, 1951. #703, I/C, Trust loco. American Bank Note Co.. Thirteen 100 shares, issued 1945-62, certificate,BROWN, no vignette, issued July 29, 1946. #647, I/U, Trust ORANGE, vignette Allegorical males either side of F7 and 4-8-4 loco. Certificate, GREEN, no vignette, issued Feb 6, 1947. Security Bank American Bank Note Co. Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-120 HWAC# Note Co. 3. Two Chicago Great Western Railroad Co incorp 1873 . I/C, 106115 preferred, printed seal, 4-6-4 w/cars @depot vignette, PREFERRED underprint, American Bank Note Co. #A43014, 25 shares, issued Feb Lot# 6089 Illinois 1900’s Illinois Central Railroad Co A lot of 12 6, 1951, PURPLE and #C28280, 100 shares, issued April 10, 1931, certificates total. Incorp. January 16, 1836 Illinois, Canadian National OLIVE. 4. Chicago, Rock Island and Gulf Railway Co incorp 1902. #95, Railway acquired control of the IC in 1998. Three $1000, 6% U/U, $50,000, 6%, First Mortgage Gold Bond, Mexico Division. Due Equipment Trust Gold Bearer Bonds issued Jan 15, 1920, due 1926-27. 1934. Issue date Jan 1, 1904. Vignette 4-6-0 w/cars @depot, allegorical GREEN, Vignette top eagle r-l wings spread.E.A. Wright Bank Note Co. male/female on either side. Western Bank Note Co. 5. Three Chicago STOCKS: One Less 100 shares, OLIVE, issued Oct 11, 1967, American South Shore and South Bend Railroad incorp 1925. I/C, GREEN, Bank Note Co.. One 100 shares, BLUE, issued July 26, 1967. One 1/3 printed seal, American Bank Note Co. Two preferred 6 1/2% vignette shares common stock, GREEN, issued July 1, 1887, American Bank two electric loco @ depot, CLASS A PREFERRED green underprint, Note Co.. One common stock @$100 par, BLACK, issued July 18, 1887, #2024 issued April 10, 1929 and #2118 issued April 10, 1929. One, American Bank Note Co.. Two BROWN less than 100 shares, issued I/U, common stock, vignette allegorical male turns wheel, COMMON 1937-62. vignette Allegorical males either side of F7 and 4-8-4 loco. green underprint, issued Aug 24, 1956. 6. Chicago, Milwaukee and American Bank Note Co.. Three 100 shares, issued 1902-62, ORANGE, Gary Railway Co. #39, I/U, 1 share common stock, issued June 18, vignette Allegorical males either side of F7 and 4-8-4 loco. American 1921. BROWN, embossed seal, vignette upper left 4-6-0 w. cars @ rail Bank Note Co. Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-120 HWAC# 106116 yard. Western Bank Note Co. 7. Twenty-three The Chicago Southern Railway Co, incorp 1904. All I/C, BROWN, various 300 and 400 series Lot# 6090 Illinois LaGrange Connecting Railroad Stock Unissued, numbers, no vignette, no seal, “1st “ brown underprint, issue date punched #39. Ken Prag Collection Est. $30-50 HWAC# 84975 from July-Sept, 1907. Western Bank Note Co. Ken Prag Collection Est. $50-75 HWAC# 106124 Lot# 6085 Chicago, Illinois 1800-1900’s Chicago railroad ephemera 37 certificates.1. The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Co. incorp 1851. B375, I/C, $5000, 4%, General Mortgage Bon, issued May25, 1898. BLUE-GREY, Vignette John F. Tracey president w/ allegorical figures on each side,American Bank Note Co. 2.The Joliet and Chicago Railroad Co. incorp 1855. #4898, I/C, 10 shares common stock, issued June 10, 1936. BLUE, Vignette 4-4-0 l-r top and dog on bottom, American Bank Note Co. 3. Three Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway Co (Monon) incorp 1897. I/C, $1000, Equipment Trust Certificate. One GREEN issued March 1, 1951 and two BLUE issued March 1, 1940. 4. Five Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad incorp 1925 Indiana. I/C, GREEN, Common stock, issued 1944-45, no vignette, printed seal, American Bank Note Co. 5. Sixteen Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co incorp 1901. I/C, BLUE, common stock $100 par, issued 1962-68, Vignette F7 loco #131 l-r, Frank Lee Division American Bank Note Co. 6. Eleven The Chicago Southern Railway Co incorp 1889. I/C, BROWN, Syndicate certificate, issued 1907, no vignette, American Bank Note Co”1st” brown underprint. Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-150 HWAC# 106126 404 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6091 Illinois 1861 Peoria & Bureau Valley Railroad Stock I/C DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana #567 William Tilden 50 shares 1861. “The railroad of the Peoria and Bureau Valley is a single-track, standard-gauge, steam railroad, located Lot# 6095 Indiana Belt Rail Road & Stock Yard Co 71 stock entirely in Illinois, and extending from Bureau to Peoria, 46.946 miles. certificates for Belt Rail Road & Stock Yard Co. in state of Indiana. The Peoria and Bureau Valley also owns 21.571 miles of other tracks, Raised company seal, grey border, vignette of train in station at top making 68.517 miles of all tracks. Incorporated in Illinois under special center of certificate. Signed by president and secretary. 15 w/adhesive act of the General Assembly approved February 12, 1853, granting it a RN stamps. 19 unissued and 52 cancelled and assigned. Indianapolis perpetual charter and authority to “construct a railway from the City Belt Railway Co. was incorp. June 28, 1873 to construct, operate of Peoria, Ill., to a point in Illinois below Indiantown in the valley of and maintain railroad around the city from North Indianapolis to Bureau River.” The charter was amended on February 27, 1854, to Brightwood. Railroad and stockyards opened on Nov. 12, 1877 with allow the terminus in the Bureau River Valley to be fixed at any place over 200 freight cars passing over the 14 miles of track on the 1st day. most advantageous. The line of the Peoria and Bureau Valley was New livestock buildings had the capacity for holding 25,000 hogs and constructed under contract dated May 27, 1853, by Sheffield, Farman 3,000 head of cattle or mules and was located on 8 acres of former and Company, and opened for operation on February 1, 1855, on river bottom land acquired from the heirs of Nicolas McCarty, Sr.. Est. which date it was turned over to the Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road $200-400 HWAC# 105702 Company, predecessor of the carrier, for operation. It has since been operated by the carrier or predecessors of the carrier, being leased to Lot# 6096 Indiana 1900’s Chicago railroad ephemera 6 certificates. the carrier in perpetuity under an agreement entered into with the 1. Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway Co incorp 1897 until Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road Company on April 14, 1854.” from 1856 it became Monon Railroad. #7556, I/C, $1000, 5%, First Mortgage wikipedia. Signed by Thomas Durhant(Thomas Clark Durant was an gold bond due 1966. Issued May 1, 1916. signed by president, BLUE, American financier and railroad promoter. He was vice-president embossed seal, vignette 4-6-4 @depot r-l. 1000 blue underprint, of the Union Pacific Railroad in 1869 when it met with the Central coupons 36-100 attache w/allegorical male vignette, American Bank Pacific railroad at Promontory Summit in Utah Territory. He created Note Co. 2. Five Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad incorp the financial structure which led to the Crédit Mobilier scandal” and 1925. Three less than 100 shares, printed seal, vignette two electric Norman B Judd(Norman Buel Judd was a U.S. Representative from loco @ depot, issued 1929-56. One BROWN and one GREEN class A Illinois, and the grandfather of U.S. Representative Norman Judd preferred, one GREEN common stock. One, I/C, 100 shares Class A Gould of New York. Born in Rome, New York, Judd received a liberal preferred, ORANGE. One I/C, GREEN, 50 shares common stock, no schooling. He studied law. He was admitted to the bar in 1836 and vignette, printed seal. American Bank Note Co. Ken Prag Collection commenced practice in his hometown). Prag Collection Est. $75-130 Est. $60-100 HWAC# 106130 HWAC# 84221 Lot# 6097 Indiana c1890’s Peru and Indiana Railway Stock Lot# 6092 Illinois Peoria, Decatur & Evansville Railway Stock Unlisted. Unissued, right edge condition issues. Prag Collection Est. Suite (45) 3 Green I/C. 2 unissued-brown, olive. Prag Collection. Est. $30-5 HWAC# 84252 $75-130 HWAC# 84244 Lot# 6098 Burlington, Iowa 1871-1873 Burlington & Missouri Lot# 6093 Illinois 1931 Peoria, Hanna City and Western Railway River Railroad Co. Stock Certificates Lot of 4, two different varieties. Stock Unlisted. I/C #65 Peoria Terminal Co 1994 shares 1931 signed Issued 1871-1873, punch cancelled. Black border, green or pink by President Illegible. “The railroad of the Peoria, Hanna City and background, nice detailed locomotive vignette. Printed by Henry Western Railway Company, hereinafter called the carrier, is a single- Seibert & Bros. The Burlington and Missouri River Railroad was inc. track, standard-gage, steam railroad, located in western Illinois. The in Iowa in 1852 and had headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska. It was main line extends westerly from Hollis to La Marsh, a distance of 4.471 developed to build a railroad across the state of Iowa. In 1872, it was miles. The carrier also owns 1.075 miles of yard tracks and sidings. acquired by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad. Ken Prag Its road thus embraces 5.546 miles of all tracks owned and used. The Collection Est. $80-120 HWAC# 107380 carrier uses exclusively under lease land for right of way, including grading and ballast thereon, located at Hollis, and owned by the Peoria Lot# 6099 Kansas Wichita Railroad Stock and Bond I/U Wichita & Terminal Company; also, other land for right of way, including grading Santa Fe Shortline RR #3004 H Hoover 2 shares signed by President and ballast thereon, also located at Hollis, and owned by the Toledo, Abbott. Unissued Wichita Falls & Northwestern Railway 5% gold bond, Peoria & Western Railroad. A portion of the rails and fastenings in right tattered edges and corner chips. tattered top. Prag Collection. the carrier’s road is leased from The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Est. $50-75 HWAC# 84101 Railway Company. The carrier is an industrial railroad. It serves, and is controlled by the same interests that control the Crescent Coal Lot# 6100 Kentucky 1905 Lexington and Eatern Railway Company of Peoria, Ill.” from wikipedia. 5 doc stamps. Right chip and Debenture I/C#432 $390 signed by VP illegible 1905. Stain and left stains. Prag Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 84243 tear. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 84956 Lot# 6094 Illinois Railway Company Lot# 6101 Kentucky Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stocks, 3 Stock (3) 3 different certs. The Different 3 I/C. Brown #62 Wakefield Co 62 shares 1924, unsigned. Southern Indiana Railway Company Rust #170 10 shares black #943 100 shares unsigned. Prag Collection shares are labeled as “Special Bond Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 84937 Certificate.” They are unissued and have no date or signatures. In very Lot# 6102 Kentucky 1916 Paducah & Illinois Railroad Stock good condition. Rock Island and Unlisted. #30 Hale Holden 3 shares 1916 signed by Hale Holden. Left Eastern Illinois Railway Company toning. Prag Collection Est. $50-140 HWAC# 84219 shares are unissued and have no date or signatures. In good to very good Lot# 6103 Kentucky 1919 Paducah Traction and Light Co Stock condition. White River Valley Railway Unlisted. #59 30 shares 1919 signed by Webster. “Paducah, like many Company shares are also unissued other cities in the early 20th century, had more than just railroads. and have no signatures. In very good There were also streetcars. From 1887 to 1932 Paducah had streetcars. condition. There is a total of fifteen In 1915 The Paducah Traction and Light company had 19.1 miles of stock shares in this set. Ken Prag track (including sidings etc.). They had 23 closed cars, 9 open cars, 16 Collection. Est. $35-70 HWAC# 78730 semi convertible cars and 3 miscellaneous cars. The streetcar system started life as the Paducah Street Railway Company and morphed into several different companies throughout the years. Electric streetcars were introduced to Paducahin 1887.” from wikipedia. Creases and holes. Prag Collection. Est. $50-140 HWAC# 84218 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 405

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6104 Kentucky 1800’s Short Route Railway Transfer Co The Lot# 6109 Baltimore, Maryland 1863-1958 Baltimore Railroad Short Route Railway Transfer Company started operations in 1873 Stock Certificates & Bond Lot of 11. Included: Baltimore & Ohio Rail and stopped service in 1897 for a total period of operations of 24 Road Co. (1863, locomotive vignette); Baltimore Consolidated Railway years. #386, U/U, BLACK, vignette 4-4-0 partial frontal view r-l @ Company (1898, streetcar vignette); Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern depot. $100 par. Receipt attached. Louisville Lithographers. AU Ken Railway Co. (3 different, corporate signatures but unissued, two Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 106099 pictorial); and the Baltimore Transit Company (6 different pieces incl. 4 stocks (1945-46) and 2 bonds (1948 & 1958). Please inspect. Ken Prag Collection Est. $120-200 HWAC# 107359 Lot# 6105 New Orlean, Louisiana 1900’s New Orleans Great Lot# 6110 Maryland 1900’s Western Maryland Railway Co Bonds Northern (4) Incorporated 1905/1933 State of Louisiana and (3) 1. I/C # RA10, 5 1/2 % $1000 First and Refunding Mortgage Gold Mississippi. Two stock I/C, embossed seal, $100 par, signed (hole Bond, due 1977. Issued March 2, 1934, signed (illegible), purple, punched). One green, #A523, 75 shares, issued Dec 28, 1920, vignette “REGISTERED” in purple underprint, vignette train passing workers train arriving and one leaving station, “CAPITAL STOCK” green w/factory in background, printer American Bank Note Co. condition underprint, 4 revenue stamps reverse, American Bank note Co printer. VF2. U/U #RB70, $5000, 5 1/2%, First and Refunding Mortgage Gold One brown, #1690, 10 shares, issuedApril 13,1934, vignette train Bond, due 1977. “REGISTERED” in blue underprint, vignette train loco l-r, “CAPITAL STOCK” brown underprint, Security Bank Note Co passing workers w/factory in background, printer American Bank printer. Two I/C bonds, embossed seal, vignette top left of loco r-l w/3 Note Co. condition VF 3. B/S, U/U #0000, $1000, 4 1/2%, Equipment rails, 5% income debenture due 2032, signed (illegible), Security Bank Trust gold certificate, series E, due 1941, orange, “1000” over ”$” Note Co printer. One blue $1000, “REGISTERED” blue underprint. One orange underprint, printer American Bank Note Co. condition AU Ken brown, $500, “REGISTERED” brown underprint. Ken Prag Collection Prag Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 86976 Est. $70-120 HWAC# 87036 Lot# 6111 Maryland 1800-1900’s Western Maryland Railway/ road Co Stock/bond (5) 1. Western Maryland Tidewater Railroad Co.,Incorp 1883 State of Maryland. U/U $50 par, black, no vignette, printed 189_, condition AU, printer The Sun Job Print. 2. Two I/C The Western Maryland Railway Co., one orange issued 1911, one purple issued 1913, $100 par, signed, vignette train arriving and one leaving station, printer American Bank Note condition EF 3. Two U/U Western Maryland Railway Co. One purple $1000 bond one red $!0,000 bond, 5 1/2% due 1977, ”REGISTERED” in underprint, vignette train r-l passing workers/factory in background, printer American Bank Note Co. condition EF Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 86975 Lot# 6106 New Orleans, Louisiana 1900’s New Orleans and Lot# 6112 Maryland 1800’s Western Maryland RR Co Bond Incorp. Northeastern Railroad Co Incorporated 1870 State of Louisiana. State of Maryland 1852. Second Mortgage 6% bearer bond # 53 I/C #X109, $1000, 4 1/2 % registered series “A”refunding and issued March 1868 signed William Chapman president. “$500” blue improvement mortgage gold bond, due 1952, issued Jan 2, 1917, underprint, three vignettes: farmer/ plow horse, train rounding curve, signed (illegible), blue, embossed seal w/pelican center. vignette State workers on railroad. Coupons attached, printer A. Hoen & co. small Seal “pelican in her piety” w/3 smoking locomotives r-l left of seal, one holes at very top (but not in printed part of certificate), no other holes, train leaving right of seal. ”REGISTERED” blue underprint, American tears or stains in overall very good condition. Ken Prag Collection Est. Bank Note Co printer. AU cond Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 $60-110 HWAC# 86957 HWAC# 87042 Lot# 6113 Maryland 1800’s Western Maryland RR Co Bond I/C Lot# 6107 Maine 1853 Penobscot & Kennebec Railroad Bonds (2) #525, $500, 6%, preferred second mortgage bearer bond, issued I/U #117 $1000 signed by President illegible. I/C #132 $500 signed to Robert T. Banks Aug 21, 1868, black, three vignettes: left field by President David. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 84225 workers, center train rounding corner, right rail setters. “$500” green underprint, coupons attached, printer A. Hoen & Co. EF Ken Prag Lot# 6108 Maine 1855 Penobscot & Kennebec Railroad Bonds (2) Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 87003 2 different I/C. #36 $1000 red, #259 $400 blue. “The Penobscot and Kennebec Railroad (P&K) is a historic U.S. railroad which operated in Lot# 6114 Maryland Western Maryland RR Co Bond The Western Maine. The Penobscot and Kennebec Railroad Co. received a charter on Maryland Railroad Co. incorp 1858 State of Maryland, I/C #490 April 5, 1845, and built a line between Bangor, Maine and Waterville, $500,6 %, First Mortgage bearer bond, issues to Joshua Smith and Maine. At Waterville, the P&K connected with the Androscoggin Joseph Englar Sept 24, 1858, signed William Roberts president, black, and Kennebec Railroad (A&K). At North Maine Junction, the A&K ”$500” in red underprint, vignette top train r-l at station, small eagle connected with the Bangor and Piscataquis Railroad. In 1845, the on bottom, coupons attached, printer James M. Anderson & Son. VF year that the P&K was chartered, a law was enacted permitting both Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 87000 the P&K and A&K to consolidate under a new name. The legislation was not acceptable to both companies, thus the A&K was chartered Lot# 6115 Maryland 1800-1900’s Western Maryland RR Co Bond in 1847. The P&K and A&K did not merge until after the contentious (2) 1. The Western Maryland Railroad Co. incorp 1858 State of section of the previous merger legislation was repealed on September Maryland, I/C #154 $1000,6 %, First Mortgage bearer bond, issues to 9, 1862. The following month on October 28, 1862, the A&K and P&K Joshua Smith and Joseph Englar Sept 24, 1858, signed William Roberts merged to form the Maine Central Railroad.” from wikipedia. Prag president, black, “$1000” in red underprint, vignette top train r-l at Collection Est. $50-100 HWAC# 84226 station, small eagle on bottom, coupons attached, printer James M. Anderson & Son. VF 2. Western Maryland Railroad Co., incorp 1917 State of Maryland. U/C #M963 $1000, 4%, 50 yr First Mortgage registered gold bond, green, “$1000” in green underprint, vignette train passing field in box, printer International Bank Note Co. AU Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 86979 406 Bargains & Dealer Specials

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6116 Maryland Western Maryland RR Co Bonds 1.The Lot# 6120 Massachusetts 1853 Grand Junction Rail Road and Western Maryland Railroad Co. incorp 1858 State of Maryland, I/C Depot Co Bond #8 $1000 6% bond. Signed by Thomas Hopkinson, #871 $100,6 %, First Mortgage bearer bond, issues to Joshua Smith William Whiting, Isaac Livermore, treasurer Robinson and President and Joseph Englar Sept 24, 1858, signed William Roberts president, illegible. “The railroad was chartered April 24, 1847, to connect the black, “$100” in red underprint, vignette top train r-l at station, small railroads entering Boston from the north and west with its wharves in eagle on bottom, coupons attached, printer James M. Anderson & Son. East Boston. This was a rechartering of the Chelsea Branch Railroad, VF 2.Western Maryland Railroad Co. incorp 1902 State of Maryland. incorporated April 10, 1846. The first section to open was from East U/C #M847, 4%, 50 yr, $1000 first mortgage registered gold bond, no Boston to the Boston and Maine Railroad in Somerville, opened in print date, signed by president (illegible), green, vignette train passing 1849. It began at a huge waterfront yard complex on Boston Harbor, field in box, “$1000” green underprint, printer International Bank occupying the space east of the Eastern Railroad terminal and west Note Co., EF Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 87001 of the Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad terminal. The line headed north with two tracks (minimum) just east of the Eastern Lot# 6117 Boston, Massachusetts 1911-1943 Boston Railroad Railroad’s line, crossing at-grade and splitting to the west just south Holding Company Stock Certificates Lot of 16. Two different of Curtis Street, with a crossover track between the two lines south varieties. Punch cancelled. Issued 1911-1943. Green or brown of the crossing (allowing Eastern Railroad trains from their terminal borders, allegorical vignette. ABN. Folds, creases. 8 x 11.5” Inc. to use the Grand Junction). In 1905, the Grand Junction Railroad in in Massachusetts. In 1909, The General Court of Massachusetts East Boston was rebuilt into a below-grade two-track line, and the authorized the incorporation of the Boston Railroad Holding Company Eastern Railroad line was truncated to just north of the split. Next the for the purpose of holding stock of the Boston and Maine Railroad Grand Junction crossed Chelsea Creek into Chelsea. It passed north which was in dispute. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 107349 of downtown Chelsea and through outlying areas of Everett before crossing the Mystic River into Somerville and running along the east Lot# 6118 Boston, Massachusetts 1863 Boston, Newport & New side of the Boston and Maine Railroad’s main line towards Boston. It soon crossed the border into Charlestown, part of Boston. Just south York Steamboat Co. Stock Certificate Cert. #32, issued at Boston of Cambridge Street, the Grand Junction junctioned with and crossed the B&M. After crossing the B&M, the extension immediately crossed for 5 shares in 1863. Great vignette of a paddle wheeler with a tall the Mystic River Branch of the Boston and Lowell Railroad, just before ship in the background. Revenue stamp affixed at the left. Part of crossing back into Somerville. In Cambridge it crossed under the old stub attached at left border. Pen and stamp canceled. Very attractive B&L mainline (with track connections) and merged with the Fitchburg shipping and steamboat certificate. Est. $70-140 HWAC# 79060 Railroad.The Grand Junction Railroad Bridge crosses the Charles River underneath the Boston University Bridge. In March 1852 the line Lot# 6119 Boston, was leased to the Eastern Railroad between the B&M in Somerville and Salem Turnpike (now called Broadway) in Chelsea. The Eastern Massachusetts Milford and Railroad, then ending in East Boston, used the line for downtown Boston access, building a cutoff in 1854 from their main line to the Uxbridge Street Railway Grand Junction in Chelsea, and building a new line splitting from the Grand Junction just west of the B&M and B&L Mystic River Branch Company Bond Signed by crossing and running just west of the B&M into downtown. The Saugus Branch Railroad, bought by the Eastern April 30, 1852, was realigned president Hanson, $1000 5% in 1855 at its south end to feed into the Grand Junction rather than the B&M. The rest of the line was built in 1856, connecting to the Boston gold bond. #8. 17” x 10.75”. Est. and Worcester Railroad in Allston, now part of Boston. Instead of merging with the Fitchburg Railroad, it continued west along its north $30-60 HWAC# 52622 side for a bit (passing under the Boston and Lowell Railroad’s new alignment) before turning south, crossing the Fitchburg Railroad at- grade onto its own alignment through Cambridge. A track connection was provided with the Fitchburg Railroad, connecting the East Boston-bound Grand Junction to the Fitchburg-bound Fitchburg. After running through Cambridge along what was once the shore of the Charles River and is now a rough border between the main campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the rest of Cambridge, the line crossed the river diagonally on a bridge under the Essex Street Bridge (now the Boston University Bridge) and joined with the Boston and Worcester Railroad (after 1867, the Boston and Albany Railroad). The line was reorganized as the East Boston Freight Railroad in 1862, and the Boston and Albany bought the property in 1869. It passed with the B&A into larger companies - the New York Central Railroad, Penn Central and Conrail. On February 28, 1955, the counterweight fell off the Chelsea Creek drawbridge, taking the bridge permanently out of service; subsequently B&A trains reached East Boston from Chelsea using B&M trackage rights via Revere. B&A service to East Boston ended around 1972. A small footnote is the Union Railroad, which was incorporated May 10, 1848, for the same purpose, and was authorized to merge with the Grand Junction February 25, 1854.” from wikipedia. Small ship vignette and great large ships and train vignette. Prag Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 83239 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 407

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6121 Massachusetts Stockbridge & Pittsfield Railroad Lot# 6125 Gulfport, Mississippi 1914-1920 Gulfport & Mississippi Cert. 7 Certificates of Stockbridge & Pittsfield Railroad which was Coast Traction Co. Stock Certificates Lot of 5. Inc. in Mississippi. incorporated in Massachusetts on 20 March 1847 to build a 21.9 Issued 1914, 1918(x3), and 1920. Two punch cancelled. Brown border, mile line from Stockbridge to Pittsfield, Mass. Five on blue paper w/ black print, and streetcar vignette. Folds, creases, moderate wear. 9 black border (train vignette), two on white paper w/blue border (no x 11” In 1906, the Gulfport and Mississippi Coast Traction Company vignette). All : signed/cancelled, no corp seal, fair-good condition one began operating trolleys in the Gulfport area. Replaced by buses. blue (#1767) has a torn corner, no discoloration, no other tears, no Ended in 1926. Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 107374 named printer Ken Prag Collection Est. $120-180 HWAC# 86903 Lot# 6122 Michigan Bay City & East Saginaw Railroad Co. Stocks Lot# 6126 Mississippi 1917 Jackson and Eastern Railway Co. (12) 12 unissued stock certificates for Bay City & East Saginaw Stock I/C #6 CW Sch? 1 share 1917 signed by President illegible. Railroad Co. Vignette of railroad with ship in background. Printed: “The Jackson & Eastern Railway was incorporated in Mississippi on The Calvert Lith Co., Detroit. Bay City and East Saginaw Railroad a January 24, 1916, for the purpose of constructing and operating a defunct railroad that operated in central Michigan. Bought by the Flint railroad from Union to Jackson, Mississippi, about 72 miles. The date and Pere Marquette Railroad. Chartered on April 8, 1864. Nov. 1, 1867 of organization was January 26, 1916. Construction began at Union, completed a 13-mile railway line from East Saginaw, Michigan to Bay where the line connected with the Meridian & Memphis, and was City. In 1868 the F&PM line leased by F&PM. Bought out right in 1872. completed as far as Sebastopol, Mississippi, 13.513 miles, when the (Wikipedia) Est. $100-200 HWAC# 105703 road opened for operation in November 1916. This portion of the line Lot# 6123 Michigan 1881-89 Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad was built by Sam A. Neville, then president and general manager of Co. 22 total certificates, 9 stock and 13 bonds. Incorp 1880 Michigan the road. Authorized capital stock was $100,000 of which $99,700 was 1. Three Preferred stocks #614, 902, 905, I/C, 100 shares $100 par issued to S. A. Neville in part payment for construction of the railroad.” issued 1881-1885. GREEN, Vignette top 4-4-0 crossing stone bridge from msrailroads.com. 2 bottom tears, left damage, sold as is. Prag l-r, dog on bottom. American Bank Note Co.. 2. Five Preferred stock Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 83229 # A7599,7602,7818,8044,8045 and one common stock #1068, I/C, number shares vary, $100 par, issued 1889, BROWN, vignette 4-4-0 Lot# 6127 Missouri 1880s Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad crossing bridge. American Bank Note Co.. 3. Thirteen Bonds #168, 172, Co. Stock Certificates Lot of 12. All are unissued but signed by the 330-333, 352-53, 356, 358-59, 362-63, I/C, $1000, 5%, Equipment president and the secretary. Heavily punch cancelled. Black border bearer bonds due 1892-97. Issued Nov 1, 1887. Signed Wm. A. Czaba and print, nice locomotive vignette. Printed by ABN. 7 x 11” Ran from President. BLACK, embossed seal, vignette American 4-4-0 @ depot, Bowling Green to Louisiana, Missouri. Leased by the Chicago & Alton $1000 green underprint. Unknown printer. Various condition VF + RR starting in 1870. Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-150 HWAC# 107381 Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 106113 Lot# 6124 Michigan 1868 Flint and Pere Marquette Railway Stock Issued cut cancelled #112 Samuel Farrell 100 shares 1868 signed by President Farrell. 25c revenue stamp. Left toning. Prag collection. Est. $75-140 HWAC# 83247 408 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6128 Missouri Railroad Stock Certificates - Missouri DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Railroads (23) 23 railroad stock certificates: 1) Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Co - 17 2) Kansas City & Pacific Railroad - 1, 3) Missouri, Lot# 6132 Reno, Nevada 1870-1882 (3) Virginia & Truckee R.R. Pacific Railroad Co - 4. 4- Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway Co. - Waybill and Freight Receipts Three V & T Documents from the 1870’s 1. Missouri, Kansas, Texas Railway is a former Class I railroad co. in and 80’s. 1) Waybill from the 1870’s datelined Reno for shipping to U.S. with its last headquarters in Dallas. Established 1865 under name Huffaker, NV. Full year not filled in. 2) Freight receipt dated 1880 for Union Pacific Railway, Southern Branch, it came to serve an extensive wood shipped from Washoe, dated Carson, June 14, 1880. 3). V & T rail network in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri. In 1989, it Freight receipt for shipping from Reno, but filled out in Carson and merged with the Missouri Pacific Railroad. Present times part of Union dated 1882. Virginia and Truckee Railroad paper has become pretty Pacific Railroad. At the end of 1970 railroad operated 2,623 miles of scarce. Pieces in nice condition. Est. $70-140 HWAC# 79061 road and 3,765 miles of track. Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway- 1 started in 1900 by Arthur Edward Stilwell, an American railroad Lot# 6133 Nevada Ephemera from 4 Different Nevada Railroads entrepreneur. Was predecessor to Chihuahua al Pacífico railroad in Lot of 6. 1) 1906 half-sheet letter from the Nevada Railroad Company, Mexico. Intended to reach Pacific Ocean at Topolobampo, Sinaloa. Reno (Address at Wadsworth). Re: voucher for Nevada Consolidated US portion was incorp. in 1900 as Kansas City, Mexico, and Orient Mining & Milling Co. 2) Nevada Central Railway, Austin, 1888, shipping Railway and completed between Wichita, Kansas, and Alpine, Texas. receipt for merchandise from Sacramento. 3) Virginia & Truckee Primary shops were first located in Fairview, Oklahoma. In 1910. Railroad Co., Minden, 1908, bill to Douglas County Creamery Co. 4) Fairview shops were destroyed by fire, then re-established in Wichita. Used 1870s ticket for the Central Pacific Railroad Co., Carson City Forced into bankruptcy in 1912. William T. Kemper its’ receiver, made dateline. San Francisco to Carson. 5) Two copies of a c.1878 booklet, a fortune when oil was discovered under its tracks. In 1914 it was “As to Refunding the Central Pacific Debt.” (Sutro-Comstock Collection) reorganized, another reorganization in 1925 returned it to its original Est. $60-90 HWAC# 107401 name. Known as The Orient railroad. Acquired by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway in 1928, selling Mexican portions. Operating Lot# 6134 Nevada 1913 Railroad Valley Land & Water Co Stock rights on the portion from San Angelo to Presidio awarded to Texas Rare Eastern, NV stock. #79 F Synatt 920 shares 1913 signed by Pacifico Transportation. At the end of 1925 operated 738 miles of road President Keenan. Prag Collection. Est. $25-50 HWAC# 84208 on 859 miles of track with total of 330 million net ton-miles of revenue freight and 8 million passenger-miles. Missouri Pacific Railroad was Lot# 6135 Nevada V&T Railroad and E&P Railroad Ephemera one of the 1st railroads in US west of the Mississippi River. Railroad 1982 Virginia City Balloon Race button. 1879 Daily Nevada State grew from dozens of predecessors and mergers, including the St. Journal, 5 Eureka and Palisade RR expense bills 1887-1904, approx Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway, Texas and Pacific Railway, 12 V&T RR freight bills 1937-40 Est. $50-75 HWAC# 91488 Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad, St. Louis, Brownsville and Mexico Railway, Kansas, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway, Midland Valley Railroad, Lot# 6136 New Hampshire 1873 Peterborough Railroad Stock San Antonio, Uvalde and Gulf Railroad, Gulf Coast Lines, International- I/U #195 Emily Yates 3 shares 1873 signed by President Scott. Prag Great Northern Railroad, New Orleans, Texas and Mexico Railway, Collection. Est. $40-60 HWAC# 84250 Missouri-Illinois Railroad, as well as small Central Branch Railway, and joint ventures such as the Alton and Southern Railroad. In 1967, Lot# 6137 New Jersey 1903 Legigh Valley Railroad Co of New the railroad operated 9,041 miles of road and 13,318 miles of track. Jersey Stock, #3 I/C #3 Henry Drinker 5 shares 1903 signed by Kansas Pacific Railroad began in 1855 as the Leavenworth, Pawnee President Thomas. Tattered bottom. Ken Prag Collection Est. $30-50 and Western Railroad. Later reorganized in 1863 as the Union Pacific HWAC# 84963 Eastern Division. The UP Eastern was authorized by the US Congress as part of the Pacific Railway Act to create a second southerly branch Lot# 6138 New Jersey 1897 Mine Hill Railroad Stock, #9 Rare of the transcontinental railroad. Name “Kansas Pacific” was adopted in variety. I/C #9 Lehigh and Hudson River Railroad 100 shares 1897. 1869. The original intent of the railroad was to build a line west from Signed by President illegible. Coal hauling railroad. Ken Prag Kansas City, Kansas across Kansas to Fort Riley, then north to join the Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 85104 Union Pacific main line at Fort Kearny in Nebraska. Construction of line motivated by desire of the U.S. government to extend transportation Lot# 6139 New Jersey 1800’s The New York and Boston Rapid routes into Kansas. That had been scene of ongoing conflict between Transit Co Incorporated 1886/7 State of New Jersey. Two I/U stock future Union and Confederate sympathizers even prior to the start of $50 par, vignettes of train on top, signed W.M Thuyn president. One the American Civil War. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 105205 black on blue stock #1586 for 75 shares, issued May 1, 1889. One Black on pink stock # 72 Issued Aug 31, 1887, embossed seal. Goodwin & Lot# 6129 Flathead City, Montana 1890’s Flathead City Railroad Ad Drisko printer. Ken Prag Collection Est. $70-120 HWAC# 87073 Brochure City and Great Northern, and Northern Pacific Railroads sponsored ad for the town of Flathead, Montana. Piece measures 21”x Lot# 6140 New Jersey West New Jersey Railroad stock (5) 1. West 12” (28”x 19”) framed. Nice piece in good condition. Est. $50-125 Jersey and Seashore railroad Co. Three I/C two green, one orange. HWAC# 56613 Vignette of train l-r in rectangular box, green (#24692 & A3269) issued 1940 & 1959, orange (#24642)1940. no tears, stains. good Lot# 6130 Nebraska Great Plains Railway Co. Stocks (10) 10 condition, printer American Bank Note Co., 2. The West Jersey Railroad certificates for 1 share each @ $1.00 for Great Plains Railway Co. all Co. U/U #37 printed 18--, no vignette, receipt attached, black, in near issued to T. M. Minard. Gold adhesive seal in bottom left corner, black uncirculated condition, no printer identified. Conversion exchange of border. Inc. under the laws of Nebraska. Excellent condition. Vignette shares of merger of several railroads in The West Jersey Railroad Co. 3. of eagle with wings spread on shield with train on one side and boat The Wellington & Chester Traction Co. I/C #110 for 100 shares @ $50 on other. Printed: GOES No. N.J. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 106182 par common stock, issued Jun 10, 1898, signed president illegible), green, ”SHARES $50 EACH” green underprint, vignette cable car l-r Lot# 6131 Nebraska 1800-1900’s Nebraska Railroads Nebraska upper right, “CANCELLED” stamped in center, discoloration on left, Railway Co. U/U #360, $100 par, vignette top train r-l, red, no printer. printer American Bank Note Co Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-90 receipt attached. AUNebraska Central Railway Co. U/U #28, $100 par, HWAC# 86964 vignette top eagle w.union shield, green underprint w”$100” in white outline, printer Klopp & Bartlett Co. AUNebraska, Topeka, Iola and Lot# 6141 New Jersey 1800’s West Shore and Ontario Terminal Memphis Railroad Co. Founded June 17, 1881 State of Kansas. U/U Co (proof) SP #250, brown, $100 per share, odd, “188_” printed, #213, $100 par, black, vignette top train l-r, printer American Bank “SHARES $100 EACH“ brown box underprint, vignette harbor w/ Note Co. AU Ken Prag Collection Est. $35-70 HWAC# 87008 many ships, proof on india paper, printer American Bank note Co. This is in uncirculated OS condition. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 86965 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 409

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6142 Constantia, New York 1800’s New York & Oswego Lot# 6151 New York 1800-1900’s Nassau Electric Railroad Co (5) Midland Railroad Co part of a series of bonds issued by townships to Four U/U stock certificates, one orange w topless woman vignette, help construct the New York & Oswego Midland Railroad Co. I/C #19 printer Homer lee bank note Co., “SHARES $100 EACH” underprint. for $500 (Blue underprint), State of New York, Town of Constantia, One brown w. street car vignette, American Bank Note Co., “COMMON” County of Oswego 7%, 20 yr due 1888 construction bond, issued Jan underprint. Two green w/streetcar vignette, all $100 par, “COMMON” 1, 1868, black, vignettes: lower right state seal, upper right female W/ “PREFERRED” in underprint, receipts attached, American Bank Note ship in distance, top smoking train r-l and right side 4 cattle. Coupons Co. EF+One I/C $1000, registered 4%, consolidated mortgage gold attached, Corlies Macy & Co printer. Ken Prag Collection Est. $50-70 bond, due 1951, embossed corp seal, issued May 3, 1907 signed HWAC# 87059 (Illegible), rust color, embossed seal on reverse for “The Brooklyn eights Railroad Co”, three vignettes: bottom woman/electricity, top Lot# 6143 Manhattan, New York 1944-1950 Hudson & Manhattan left streetcar, top right two allegorical figures, “4 PERCENT” in rust Railroad Co. Stock Certificates Lot of 12, 3 each of four varieties. underprint, American Bank Note Co. EF Ken Prag Collection Est. $70- Issued 1944-1950, punch cancelled. Red, green, purple, or blue 120 HWAC# 87014 borders. Great vignette of train with Hudson River and the city in the background. Printed by ABN. 8.25 x 12” Opened in 1908. Commonly Lot# 6152 New York 1800’s New York & Oswego Midland Railroad known as “the Tubes.” Operated until 1962 when taken over by the Co part of a series of bonds issued by townships to help construct the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and re-named PATH - Port New York & Oswego Midland Railroad Co. Two I/C #741 for $100 Authority Trans-Hudson. Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# (purple underprint) and #422 for $500 (Blue underprint), State of 107378 New York, Town of Volney, County of Oswego 7%, 20 yr due 1888 construction bond, issued Jan 1, 1868, black, vignettes: lower right Lot# 6144 New York, New York 1928 Burrows Train Control Co. state seal, upper right female W/ship in distance, top smoking train r-l Stock Certificate Inc. in Delaware. No. 4049, issued for 20 shares and right side 4 cattle. Coupons attached, Corlies Macy & Co printer. to Frederick Jaeger on May 12th, 1928. Signed by vice president AR Ken Prag Collection Est. $70-120 HWAC# 87057 Berkander and secretary J. Clair. Not cancelled. Brown border, gold seal, black print, and train vignette. Printed by Goes.8.25 x 11” Folds, Lot# 6153 New York 1800’s New York & Oswego Midland Railroad crease. The successor of the M. V. All-Weather Train Control of New Co part of a series of bonds issued by townships to help construct York City. Developed a brake-setting apparatus. Charles Burrows the New York & Oswego Midland Railroad Co. Two I/C #3 for $100 was the consulting engineer. [See: Railway Age and Railway Review, (purple underprint) and #22 for $500 (Blue underprint), State of New Volume 72, Issue 1] Ken Prag Collection Est. $50-80 HWAC# 107376 York, Town of West Monroe, County of Oswego 7%, 20 yr due 1888 construction bond, issued Jan 1, 1868, black, vignettes: lower right Lot# 6145 New York, New York 1800’s New York and Northern state seal, upper right female W/ship in distance, top smoking train r-l Railway Co stock Incorp. 1887 State of New York. I/C #890 $100 par and right side 4 cattle. Coupons attached, Corlies Macy & Co printer. for 25 shares, issued May 8, 1873, signed by Henry CLews on reverse, Ken Prag Collection Est. $70-120 HWAC# 87058 vignette smoking train r-l passing lake, brown, ”PREFERRED” brown underprint, Franklin Bank Note Co. Est. $70-140 HWAC# 87062 Lot# 6154 New York 1800-1900’s New York & Ottowa Railroad Co incorp. July 22, 1897. U/U #138 vignette eagle above union shield, Lot# 6146 New York, New York 1800’s The New York Central and printed 190_ and I/C # 20 for 30 shares vignette eagle above state Hudson River Railroad Co incorp. Nov 1, 1869 State of New York. seal, receipt attached, handwritten cancelled, 18__ printed, black, The I/C #5385, $1000 4% extended debt certificate, due 1905. Issued Brown-Green Co printer. Ef+ Ken Prag Collection Est. $35-60 HWAC# originally Aug 1, 1853. signed by Erastus Corning black w, vignette of 87054 partial nude female on left and female on right of eagle center, map of railroad down right side, 1000 red underprint. Addendum attached Lot# 6155 New York 1900’s New York and Michigan RR ephemera amending to 5% w/coupons (attached) April 30, 1883. Then amended 10 certificates. 1. Erie Railroad Co. Incorp. 1832 New York and was to 4% Dec 1, 1892 extending to 1905, green, embossed seal, 1000 taken over by Consolidated Rail Corporation in 1976. Two stocks, green underprint, vignettes top state seal, American Bank Note Co I/U, 100 shares BLUE common stock and BROWN Preferred stock, printer.. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 87051 vignette allegorical male and female w/company logo. American Bank Note Co. Four bonds : $1000, I/C, vignette allegorical male and Lot# 6147 New York Auburn and Syracuse Electric Railroad Co female w/company logo, Columbian Bank Note and American Bank 79 shares of Auburn and Syracuse Electric Railroad Co cert. #115, note co . #3003, BROWN, equipment Trust issued July 15,1955, signed Nov. 4, 1925 issued to Ruth G. Becker. Auburn and Syracuse #23501, RED, First Mortgage 3 1/8% Bond due 1990, issued Jan 1, Electric Railroad ran from Auburn to Syracuse, NY covering 24 miles. 1945. #6445, GREEN, First Mortgage 3 1/8 %, due 2000, issued Jan 1, Road owned by Clifford D. Beebe of Syracuse. The Beebe Syndicate 1945. #DM9433, GREEN, 5% Income Debenture die 2020, issued Jan controlled lines that ran from Rochester to Syracuse, to Auburn to 1, 1955. All have coupons attached. 2. Detroit, Rochester, Romeo and Oswego on Lake Ontario. Company declared bankruptcy in 1927 and Lake Orion Railway Incorp 1899 Michigan. #934, U/U, common stock, streetcar service in Auburn ended. Rail service was abandoned on Apr. date 1___ ORANGE, vignette street car r-l w/company logo. Western 15, 1930. Printed: American Bank Note Co. Prag collection. Est. $50- Pub & Eng. 3. Detroit Untied Railway incorp Dec 31, 1900 Michigan. 75 HWAC# 82931 #8419, I/U, 100 shares issued Feb7, 1923, RED, vignette street car l-r w/company logo. American Bank Note Co. 4. Detroit Citizens Street Lot# 6148 New York 1907 Financial Commercial & Chronicle Rare Railway Co. incorp 1891 Michigan. #416, I/U, One share issued Dec rating service for Street Railways Section. 112 pp. Slight staining at top 31, 1900. BLACK, no vignette. Calvert Litho Co. 5 The Detroit, Hillsdale of book. 13” x 8.5”. Est. $90-180 HWAC# 54270 & South-Western Railroad Co. incorp January 30, 1875 Michigan. #3994, I/C, 10 shares common stock issued May 29, 1957. BLACK, Lot# 6149 New York 1882 Lehigh & Hudson River Stock I/C #193 vignette bottom 4-4-0 l-r @ depot. American Bank Note Co. Ken Prag John Seed 70 shares 1882. Locomotive vignette. Ken Prag Collection Collection Est. $100-120 HWAC# 106117 Est. $35-70 HWAC# 85105 Lot# 6150 New York Little Falls, NY Railroad Stocks (2) 2 unissued. #60 Little Falls and Herkimer Street Railway, #337 Little Falls and Dolgeville Railroad. Ken Prag Collection Est. $35-50 HWAC# 84950 410 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6156 New York 1800’s New York Central Sleeping Car Co DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana started in 1858 in New York. 1. I/C #43 for 6000 shares @ $100 par, issued November 10, 1875 to Webster Wagner and Geo. Gates (both Lot# 6160 New York 1800-1900’s New York Railroad Stocks/Bonds founders), signed by W. Wagner president/treasurer (founder), cancel (6) 1. Westchester Street Transportation Co, Inc, Incorp State of New signed on reverse by Wagner and Gates, black, union shields at all four York 1926. I/C #13 common stock for 12 shares @$100 par. Issued corners, vignette of train passing roman building, left fancy scroll and April 25, 1927, green signed by president, vignette of eagle top center, leaf stalks w/Shares $100 Each inside, The Hatch Lith. printer. 1. I/C # embossed seal, 8 stamps across top, printer The Broun-Green Co. 1182 for 15 shares @ $100 par. Issued July 19 1887, signed illegible, overall condition is close to uncirculated. 2. Wharton Valley Railway embossed seal.. Certificate layout is same as prior mentioned. Ken Co., Incorp State of New York . I/C #45 for 1 share @ $100 par, issued Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 87079 April 13, 1938(handwritten in). Certificate is print dated 189_, black, vignette two females and shield, printer John C rankin, cancel holes, Lot# 6157 New York 1800-1900’s New York Railroad ephemera 1. overall excellent condition. 3.Winston-Salem Southbound Railway The New York & Mahopac Railroad Co. U/U red print on white paper, Co, incorp State of Virginia. I/C $1000, 50 yr, 4% gold bond issued to share @ $100 par, no vignette, unknown printer. 2. New York and New England Mutual Life Insurance, Dec 20, 1937, signed not legible, Jersey Railroad Co. I/C #229 for 100 shares @ $100 par. issued May green, embossed seals, vignette on bottom of train r-l, stamped cancel 1, 1902, green w/”PREFERRED” green underprint, receipt attached, 1951, “Registered Bond) green underprint, 4 stamps on reverse, vignette allegorical females sitting on generator, American Bank printer American Bank Note. 4.West Shore Railroad Co., Incorp State Note CO printer. 3. New York and New Haven Railroad Co. State of of New York U/C #129 common stock, blue, date printed 1885, no Connecticut incorp 1865. U/U #92 $1000 6% only mortgage bearer vignette, cancel punch holes, printer American Bank Note 5. West bond, black, “$1000” red underprint, vignette train l-r passing dock, Shore railroad Co., I/C Two First Mortgage Guaranteed Bonds, 4% due coupons attached E.B. Clayton’s Sons printer. EF+ Ken Prag Collection Jan 2361, vignette Hudson River scene, printer American Bank Note Est. $60-90 HWAC# 87064 Co. corp seal and seal of consolidation New York Central Railroad Co 1914. One orange $1000 #M44947, ”$1000” orange underprint, issued Lot# 6158 New York 1884-1938 New York Railroad Stock Oct 22 1923, signed president (illegible), upper right corner missing Certificates & One Bond Lot of 22. Included: Buffalo, Rochester & (very small). One brown $10000, “$10,000” brown underprint, issued Pittsburgh Railway Company (9 issued in 1892); Broadway & Seventh Feb 17, 1920, singed president (illegible). No imperfections other than Avenue Railroad Company (3 stocks and one bond, 1884-1938); cancel holes and as noted. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# Brooklyn & Queens Transit Corporation (6, two varieties, 1930-1937); 86961 and the Central Cross Town Railroad Company (3 issued 1897-1914). Please inspect. Most pictorial. Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-300 Lot# 6161 New York 1800-1900’s New York, Ontario and Western HWAC# 107382 Railway Co incorp. 1880 State of New York. 1. I/U #16793, $1000 4% 100 yr, due 1992, refunding mortgage gold bearer bond. Issued June 1, Lot# 6159 New York New York Railroad Stocks and Bonds 1892, signed J.P. Fowler president, green, $1000 in green underprint, Cancelled 6 New York Railroad stock certificates, 2 mortgage bonds embossed seal, vignettes: bottom train rounding bend l-r and top and certificate showing stock held in trust. 1) New York, Ontario and trains at mill. Revenue 50cent stamp, coupons attached w/vignette of Western Railway Co - 2 certificates. 100 shares @ $100 each, cert. # liberty,Franklin Bank Note Co printer.2. I/U # 3598, $1000 4% 50 yr, 86 unissued with 3 vignettes of train and ship and map of train route. due 1955, general mortgage gold bearer bond. Issued June 1, 1905, Black border. 2) 10 shares @ $100 each, cert. N37819 issued to George signed J.P. Fowler president, brown, $1000 in brown underprint, H. Schaeffer on June 3, 1922. Registered and countersigned. Brown embossed seal, vignettes: bottom Circle”W”, top train l-r #1101. border. Vignette of train with city in background. Signed by president Coupons attached w/vignette loco, American Bank Note Co printer. and treasurer. Printer: American Bank Note Co. N.Y. 3) 100 shares Ken Prag Collection Est. $70-150 HWAC# 87060 @ $100 each of cancelled (Apr 5, 1894) New York and New England Railroad Co cert. # 50563 issued on Feb 23, 1894 to Sam L. G. Wood. Countersigned and registered Feb 26, 1894. Vignette center of train on track with mountains in background. 4) 10 shares of New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad certificate # NY/O 69909 issued to Charles H. Walker on July 18, 1935. Registered and countersigned July 19, 1935, signed by vice president and assistant secretary. Printed: American Bank Note Co. Embossed seal, orange border. Vignette of train passing under wires. 5) 141 shares of New York Central Sleeping Car Co cert. # 87. Raised seal, black border, vignette of train near top center. Countersigned. Signed by president and secretary. Printed: Hatch Litho Co. 32-34 Vesey St, NY. 6) 20 shares of New York, Pittsburgh Chicago Construction Co cert. # 113 Certificate showing stock held in trust. Dated June 10, 1881, countersigned, signed by 3 trustees and marked fully paid.Printed: Jordan Stationary Co., 7 Old Post Office Building, NY Assigned. 7) New York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad Co Terminal 1st Mortgage, 50 year, 5% gold bond, certificate #7 payable Nov 1 and May 1. Vignette of train coming out of tunnel on bottom center of certificate and women on top center in wheat field. Printed: Homer Lee Bank Note Co., NY. Assigned Jan 3, 1901. 8) $1,000 Consolidated Mortgage 4% Gold Bond Trustee’s certificate for Nassau Electric due January 1, 1951 certificate #41 issued Apr 22, 1904, signed by president and secretary issues to Fletcher Barber of Albany, NY. Printed: American Bank Note Co. NY. 3 vignettes: Cable car, man and women sitting in front of smoking buildings and women holding a light lamps while holding a child with mountain and power poles in background. Assigned Jan 18, 1905. 9) $10,000 New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co. certificate #50, 4% Debenture. Due May 1, 1956. Printed: American Bank Note Co. NY. Assigned Oct 14, 1918 Est. $100-150 HWAC# 105165 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 411

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6162 New York 1800-1900’s New York, Ontario and Western Lot# 6169 New York 1800’s Unissued New York/New Jersey RR Railway Co. bonds 1. Three refunding Mortgage $5000, 100 yr, 4% stock New York & Fort Lee Railroad Co., incorporated State of New due 1992, gold bond, green, $5000 REGISTERED BOND underprint, Jersey. Two U/U stock certificates @ $100 par. One black on white vignette trains @ mill yard, @ are I/C one issued May 8, 1905 and paper, no vignette, 1862 printed, A.O. Evans Power Press printer and one issued Jan 7, 1955. ONe U/U Franklin Bank Note Co printer. 2. One orange, #30, vignette of train pulling in to station, Manhattan Two, brown, $1000, 4% General Mortgage due 1955, vignette top Engraving printer. New York and Coney Island Railroad Co. U/U #117, train l-r bottom circle “W”, REGISTERED BOND underprint, American @ $100 par, 18__ printed, union shield in each corner, arched title w/ Bank Note Co printer. One I/C issued Nov 22, 1915 and one U/U. 3. map of Coney Island rail, The Hatch Lith. Co printer. All in AU. Ken Prag #5874, $1000, 4%, Refunding Mortgage gold bond, due 1992, issued Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 87071 June 1, 1892, vignette bottom train rounding bend, top trains @mill yard, embossed seal, two res embossed seal for one shilling and one Lot# 6170 North Carolina 1800’s Wilmington & Manchester pound, coupons attached, Franklin Bank Note Co. 4. # 592 Equipment railroad Co $500, 7%, First Preferred Mortgage Bearer Bond issued Trust, 660 shares $1000 par, 5%, due 1938, issued July, 15, 1929, to Morris K. Jesup, due 1901. Issued May 7 1866, signed Morris K. green printed seal, GOLD underprint, vignette train speeding r-l two Jesup Trustee. Black, green embossed seal, three vignettes: lower left tracks, Hamilton Bank Note Co printer. Ken Prag Collection Est. $70- Columbia, lower right Justice and top train r-l, $500 red underprint, 120 HWAC# 88914 coupons attached. Printer Henry Seibert & Bros. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 88744 Lot# 6163 New York NY Railways Corp. Stocks 79 cancelled stock certificates for New York Railways Corp. 4 certificates with RN stamps Lot# 6171 Akron, Ohio 1944-1962 Akron, Canton & Youngstown on back. Colored seals on bottom center of stock certificates. Vignette of Railroad Co. Stock Certificates (14) Lot of 14, four different varieties. railway car on top center of certificate. Countersigned and registered. Issued 1944-1962. Punch cancelled. Brown, orange, or green borders, Signed by assistant secretary (or cashier) and vice-president. Printed: locomotive vignette. Hamilton Bank Note Co. Folds, light wear. 8 x 12” American Bank Note Co. New York Railways Corp. was a railway Operated 1907-1982. Total track, 171 miles. Taken over by the Norfolk company that operated street railways in Manhattan, New York City, & Western Railway. Ken Prag Collection Est. $120-200 HWAC# 107355 between 1925 and 1936. During 1935/1936 it converted its lines to bus routes which were operated by the New York City Omnibus Corp. Lot# 6172 Ohio 1891 Kanawha & Michigan Railway Co I/C #2069 Now operated by the Manhattan and Bronx Surface Transit Operating $1000 4% bond signed by President Bucke. Trainyard vignette. All Authority, the successor to the New York Railways Co. which was in coupons attached. “The Kanawha & Michigan was incorporated receivership. Some certificates stamped “surrender for cancellation.” under the general laws of the States of Ohio and West Virginia, the Est. $100-200 HWAC# 105172 articles of incorporation being filed in those States on April 24, 1890, and April 25, 1890, respectively; for the stated purpose of Lot# 6164 New York 1914-1938 Port Jervis, Monticello and acquiring, completing, maintaining, and operating the property and Summitville Railroad Stock, 2 Different I/U orange #57 Wm franchises of The Kanawha and Ohio Railway Company. The Kanawha Mathieson 1 share 1938 signed by president illegible-dogear. Red & Michigan subsequently acquired the property, rights, and franchises #39 Frederick Lovelace 1 share 1914 signed by President illegible-2 of one other railroad corporation. The Kanawha & Michigan, itself, dogears. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 84910 and that corporation, together with their predecessors, total eight different corporations, and comprise the line of corporate succession Lot# 6165 New York 1800’s The New York and Harlem railroad culminating in the Kanawha & Michigan as at present constituted.” stock I/C #9162 for 100 shares @ $ 50 par, issued March 17, 1864, from wikipedia. Prag Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 83230 signature crossed out, vignettes: top train passing under bridge, bottom left dog, upper left two men one seated, revenue stamp on Lot# 6173 Ohio 1890-1972 Ohio Railroad Stock Certificates right, American Bank Note Co printer. EF Ken Prag Collection Est. $60- & Bonds (13) Lot of 13. Included: Akron, Canton & Youngstown 120 HWAC# 87069 Railroad Company (1944-1959, 3 different, locomotive vignette); Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company ( 1890-91, 2 Lot# 6166 New York 1800’s The New York and Oswego Midland different); Baltimore Cons. Railway Co. (two 1898, streetcar vignette); Railroad Co Incorp 1868. I/U two convertible bond certificates # 258 Chesapeake & Ohio Railway (4 bonds, 1952); and The Chesapeake & for $1000 and #75 for $10,000 due 1892, issued Nov 1, 1872 signed Ohio Railway Company (two issued in 1972). Please inspect. Ken Prag by D. C. Littlejohn president, black, affixed gold embossed seal w/loco Collection Est. $100-150 HWAC# 107357 in middle, no vignette, V.M Ramee Jr printer. Ken Prag Collection Est. $70-120 HWAC# 87055 Lot# 6174 Ohio 1891 Peoples Railway Co of Dayton, OH Stock I/C #416 Frank Pryor 500 shares 1891 signed by President Crowley. Lot# 6167 New York 1800’s The New York Central and Hudson River Streetcar vignette. Prag Collection. Est. $30-50 HWAC# 84223 Railroad Co Incorporated in the States of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Illinois. U/C #11193 consolidation ( New Lot# 6175 Ohio Railroad Stocks (14) 14 certificates for following York Central/Hudson River RR consolidate) certificate, no amounts railroad stock certificates: 2 Little Miami Railroad Co, 4 Mahoning Coal filled in, signed W.H. Vanderbilt, blue, vignette of Vanderbilt sided by RR, 3 Mobile and Ohio RR CD, 3 Mobile & Ohio Rail Road Co, 2 Mobile & two female figures, National Bank Note Co printer. Ken Prag Collection Ohio RR Co - Assented shares. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 105196 Est. $20-300 HWAC# 87050 Lot# 6176 Oklahoma 1911 Sallisaw, Mc Alester & Southern Railway Lot# 6168 New York 1800’s The Potosi and Rio Verde Railway Co. 4 Bond Unlisted. #7 $1000 first mortgage 6% signed by President certificates. 1. Three Potosi and Rio Verde Railway Co. incorp 1898 New Dawley. Corner chip. rough left edge. Prag Collection. Est. $75-130 York . All Black border on white stock, gold embossed seal, no vignette, HWAC# 84178 unknown printer. #58, U/C, $100 par. #1. I/C, 146 shares issued Nov 3, 1898. signed signature obscured. 5 documentary stamps. #10, Lot# 6177 Oklahoma ra Western Oklahoma Railroad Stock I/U #15 I/C, 5 shares issued Nov. 3, 1898. Signed signature obscured. Three Francis Gowen 4 shares 19 00 signed by President Gowen. 2x 5c doc documentary stamps.2. Oklahoma Central railway Co. incorp. 1904 stamps. Prag Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 84107 Oklahoma. #0171, I/U, Pool Certificate 5 shares @ $100 par. Issued Feb. 15, 1906. No vignette, revenue stamp upper right. This certificate Lot# 6178 Oklahoma 1900’s Wichita Falls and Northwestern in completely in Dutch. Unknown printer VF Ken Prag Collection Est. Railway Co. Not issued, #47 $1000, 5% 30 yr, First Mortgage gold $60-100 HWAC# 104671 bearer due 1938. Rust color, $1000 in rust underprint, vignette 4-4-2 loco w/passenger cars passing field workers r-l, “Railway Company” wavy banner under company name, coupons attached (vignette of loco l-r passing rail worker). Western Bank Note Co printer . AU condition. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 88776 412 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6179 Oregon 1911-1919 Oregon Short Line Railroad DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Ephemera Lot of 3. 1) 1919 Payroll voucher, dateline Salt Lake City. 2) Contract between the Oregon Short Line Railroad Co. and the Twin Lot# 6188 Pennsylvania 1800-1900’s Frankford & Southwark Falls Railway Co. (Idaho). 1912. Allows the latter to build a spur track Philadelphia City Passenger Railroad Co 3 certificates. Incorp 1858 between Twin Falls and Shoshone Falls. 7 typed pages, signed, and a Pennsylvania. I/C, shares common stock, $50 par, vignette winged blueprint map of the project. 3) 1911 contract between the Milner allegorical female holding lightening bolts, embossed seal w/horse & North Side Railroad Co. (Idaho) and the Oregon Short Line. For drawn trolley center. #991, GREEN, 3 shares, issued Jan 26, 1911. constructing a grade crossing the first party’s line. 2 typed pages, #249, 100 shares, issued Oct 10, 1928. New York Bank Note Co printer. signed, plus blueprint map. Rips, portions missing. Brittle. Est. $30- #4777, 1 share, issued Aug 27, 1895, Hamilton Bank Note Co. Ken Prag 60 HWAC# 77629 Collection Est. $30-60 HWAC# 106122 Lot# 6180 Oregon Southern Pacific Railroad Medal Obv.: Southern Lot# 6189 Pennsylvania 1900’s Geneva, Corning and Southern Pacific / Lines in Oregon / Company; rev.: For / Best / Section. White railroad Co 13 certificates. Incorp 1909 Pennsylvania. Ten, U/C, metal, 27 mm, with loop. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 105241 ORANGE, common stock @$100 par, no vignette, no seal, orange underprint, International Bank Note Co . Three, I/C, 100 shares. Lot# 6181 Oregon 1920 United Railways Co Stock I/C #104 Robert 1 PURPLE, PREFERRED purple underprint, issued Apr 14, 1911. 2 Croslie 1 share 1920 signed by VP Turner. Prag Collection. Est. $50- RED, unissued, COMMON red underprint. International Bank Note 100 HWAC# 84121 Co., vignette 4-4-0 w/cars passing farm land. Ken Prag Collection Est. $45-60 HWAC# 106123 Lot# 6182 Oregon 1906 United Railways Co Stock I/C #10 J Evans 2071 shares 1906 signed by President Evans. Streetcar vignette. Prag Lot# 6190 Pennsylvania 1928 Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 84122 Railroad Gold Debentures (2 specimens) 2 punched specimens $1000, $500. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 84970 Lot# 6183 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 1913-1922 Harrisburg Railways Co. Stock Certificates (12) Lot of 12, three each of four Lot# 6191 Pennsylvania 1928 Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley varieties. Issued 1913-1922, punch cancelled. Orange, green, blue Railroad Stocks (2) I/U #48 John Culp 124 shares signed by President or brown borders. Allegorical vignette. 8.5 x 11.75” In 1913, the Stevens. I/U # 26 John Culp 160 shares signed by President Stevens. Harrisburg Traction Company created a subsidiary named Harrisburg Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 84971 Railways Company. Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 107379 Lot# 6192 Pennsylvania 1937-1940 Lackawanna and Wyoming Lot# 6184 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Green & Coates St Valley Railroad Stocks (2) Unlisted in 1st edition. 2 I/U. #140 Philadelphia Passenger Railway Co. Stock Cert Cancelled on Jan Louis Berger 50 shares 1937 signed by President Stevens-creases. 24, 1919, 100 shares of Green & Coates Street Philadelphia Passenger #145 Abbott. Proctor & Paine 100 shares 1940. “The Lackawanna & Railway Co. certificate #4374 issued to William G. Cochran and John Wyoming Valley Railroad, more commonly known as the Laurel Line, Cadwalader, Trustees under will of William Cochran. Inc. April 1, 1858. was a Pennsylvania third rail electric interurban streetcar line which Vignette of horse-drawn trolley car with city in background on top operated commuter train service from 1903 to 1952, and freight center of certificate. Printed: Lehman & Bolton Inc. Phila. Leased in service until 1976.’ from wikipedia. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 1881 to People’s Passenger Railway, which was sold in 1895 to Union HWAC# 84972 Traction Co. and then leased in 1902 to Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 106051 Lot# 6193 Pennsylvania Lackawanna Tunnel Stock Unlisted. Unissued/canceled #98. Ken Prag Collection Est. $30-60 HWAC# 85124 Lot# 6185 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1894 Pittsburgh, Allegheny and Manchester (Stock Certs) Stock certs. 1) No. 224 for 100 shares Lot# 6194 Pennsylvania 1895 Lehigh and New York Railroad issued to Henry J.Lotz& Reinhart F. Lotz Executors of Estate of Harvey Stocks (2) I/C #12 Vermilye Rea? 100 shares signed by President J. Lotz. Punch canceled; 2) No. C111 for 5 shares issued to George B. illegible. #472 unissued. Nice vignettes. Prag Collection. Ken Prag Hill & Co. 1892, punch cancelled. From the Ken Prag Collection. Est. Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 84968 $35-50 HWAC# 84414 Lot# 6195 Pennsylvania c1890’s Lehigh Avenue Railway Stocks (2) Lot# 6186 Pennsylvania Baldwin Locomotive Works Stock I/C #125 Wm Wisher 100 shares 1889 signed by President illegible. Certificates (14) 14 cancelled Baldwin Locomotive Works stock #572 unissued. Ken Prag Collection Est. $30-50 HWAC# 84967 certificates. Inc. Pennsylvania, 1911. Registered and countersigned. Brown border and company seal. Nice vignette: 2 trains going in both Lot# 6196 Pennsylvania Lehigh Valley Railroad Mortgage Bonds direction in station on top center of certificate. signed by president (4) Purple #5956 $1000, orange #1013 $1000,brown #4238 $250, and treasurer. Printed: American Bank Note Co. Assigned. Baldwin mauve #1995 $250. Ken Prag Collection Est. $30-50 HWAC# 84964 Locomotive Works made railroad locomotives from 1825 to 1956. For many decades Baldwin produced the most steam locomotives of Lot# 6197 Pennsylvania 1890 Lehigh Valley Railway Bond I/C any company. When companies switched to diesel locomotives, they #9726 $1000 4.5% gold bond signed by President Garrett. Ken Prag couldn’t keep up. They produced the last of its 70,000 locomotives in Collection Est. $30-60 HWAC# 84961 1956 and went out of business in 1972. Est. $120-250 HWAC# 106191 Lot# 6198 Pennsylvania 1800’s Nescopec Railroad Co Incorp. June Lot# 6187 Pennsylvania Beech Creek Railroad Co. Stocks Cancelled 1886 State of Indiana. I/C #5 for 3 shares @ $50 par, issued to Geo. Beech Creek Railroad Co stock certificates @ $50 each, printed: Witherill, signed (illegible), black, no vignette, embossed seal, printer American Bank Note Co.New York: 1) 13 unissued Preferred Beech unidentified. EF Ken Prag Collection Est. $25-35 HWAC# 87007 Creek Railroad Co stock certificates. Brown border and company seal. Vignette of railroad at station. 2) 4 brown border and company seal, Lot# 6199 Pennsylvania 1800’s New York, Pittsburg and Chicago countersigned and registered. Vignette of moving train on tracks on Railway Co Incorporated Pennsylvania and Ohio I/U #147 Series A, top center and 2 horses on bottom with shield with eagle on top. 3) 2 $1000, 6% Second Mortgage Income bearer bond, due 1911. Issued common stock certificates (1 not issued) with green company seal and July 26, 1881J.S. Negley president. Black embossed seal, $1000 border. Vignette of moving train Est. $150-300 HWAC# 105701 underprint, vignette train l-r through countryside, coupons attached, Jordon Stationery Co printer. some staining on lower left, no tears, holes. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 88912 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 413

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6200 Pennsylvania Parkside Rapid Transit Street Railway Lot# 6206 Pennsylvania Philadelphia & Gray’s Ferry Passenger Stock Unissued and unissued #70, right edge rough. Prag Collection. Railway Co 2 cancelled stock certificates @ $50 a share for Est. $25-40 HWAC# 84212 Philadelphia & Gray’s Ferry Passenger Railway Co. signed by president and treasurer Inc. by Legislature. 1) 1 share for certificate #304 I issued to George H. Chester on March 24, 1933. Countersigned and registered. 2) 5 shares for certificate #433 I issued to Barnes, Price & Co on Oct 22, 1936. Countersigned and registered Oct 23, 1936. Assigned. Philadelphia & Gray’s Ferry Passenger Railway Company Inc in 1857. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 106048 Lot# 6207 Pennsylvania Philadelphia and Easton Transit Certs (4) Unlisted. Stocks-orange #20 Jonathan Mould 6 shares 1922 signed by President Sickler, blue 320 Jonathan Mould 6 shares 1922 signed by President Sickler. Scrip certs-green #15, brown #15 both signed by sec. Chambers. All have pin holes. Prag collection Est. $50-130 HWAC# 84271 Lot# 6208 Pennsylvania 1946-1955 Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Stocks (2) 2 i/c. Olive #3 1955, purple #212 1946. Staple holes. Prag Collection Est. $20-40 HWAC# 84267 Lot# 6201 Pennsylvania 1800’s Pennsylvania Railroad stock/bond Lot# 6209 Pennsylvania Philadelphia Traction Co. 1) Cancelled The West Philadelphia Passenger Railway Co. Incorporated 1857 18 certificates of Philadelphia Traction Co stock (12” x 8-1/2”), State of Pennsylvania. One certificate I/U # 472 3 shares @$50 par, signed by president and treasurer. Raised seal bottom center of issued Aug 5, 1859 signed William Wright, president. One certificate certificate. Incorporated Aug 22, 1883. Colored (red or gray) border. I/C #626 issued Jan 27, 1860, signed William Wright president Vignette of cable car on track on top center of certificate. RN Stamp (cancel holes over signature). Both have corp. seal w/streetcar center, on 1 certificate. Printed: American Bank Note Co. 2) Cancelled 10 vignettes of horse drawn streetcar matched corp seal, printer D.M. certificates of Philadelphia Traction Co stock (11” x 7-12”) Signed by Hogan Woodruff Sleeping and Parlor Coach Co. Incorporated State of Treasurer and President or Vice President. Inc Aug 22, 1883. Colored Pennsylvania 1871. I/U 6% bond Mortgage and Sinking Fund, 20 year (red or gray) border. Vignettes: 1) engineer on back of train 2) 2 bond, issued March 31, 1888, signed Frank Whipple president. Brown, women in center by shield in front of town with sailing ship on water. “100 Dollars” brown underprint, vignette of train leaving tunnel r-l, Red border. Registered. Printed: American Bank Note Co. Est. $120- coupons attached, printer Homer Bank Note co. A/U condition Ken 150 HWAC# 105179 Prag Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 86955 Lot# 6210 Pennsylvania 1838 Philadelphia, Wilmington and Lot# 6202 Pennsylvania 1800-1900’s Pennsylvania-Conn Railroad Baltimore Rail Road Stock Unlisted. Unissued/cancelled. “The stock (3) 1. The West Clarion Railroad Co. incorp 1897 State of Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad (PW&B) was an Pennsylvania. I/C #2 for 29 shares @ $200 par, issued July 21, 1897, American railroad company itself a result of merger of four small lines signed Joseph Bailey president, black, embossed seal, no vignette, dating from the earliest days of American railroading in the late 1820s printer A.B. King, condition EF 2. West Philadelphia Passenger and early 1830s, that operated from 1836, until being bought by a Railway Co. I/C # 47 for 31 shares @ $50 par, issued Jun 27, 1928, larger regional line in 1881, with a merger into a longer Northeast signed (Illegible), blue, no vignette, printer American Bank Note Co. Corridor railway in 1902. It built the first rail line south from small stains, no tears.3. West Shore Railway Co. Incorp 1894 State of Philadelphia into The South. Founded in 1831 as the Philadelphia Connecticut. I/C #69 for 12 shares @ $25 par, issued Marche 11, 1896, and Delaware County Rail-Road Company, the PW&B had within six signed (illegible), black, embossed seal, printer Curtiss & Bradley, years changed its name and merged with three other state-chartered MFG. condition EF Ken Prag Collection Est. $70-120 HWAC# 86969 railroads in three Middle Atlantic states to create a single line between Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Baltimore, Maryland. In 1881, the Lot# 6203 Pennsylvania Peoples Passenger Railway Co of PW&B came under the control of the Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR), the Philadelphia Stocks, (3) 3 I/C. #865 EJ Moore 34 shares 1893 signed larger one of then two dominant rail.line companies in the Northeast by President Carson-creases. #241 Walker Bonream 100 shares 1882 United States.” from wikipedia. Prag Collection Est. $50-100 HWAC# signed by President illegible-left toning. #8603 Rueben Buckley 84264 100 shares 1891 signed by President illegible-rough condition. Prag Collection Est. $50-100 HWAC# 84222 Lot# 6211 Pennsylvania 1916 Pittsburgh & Susquehanna Railroad Stock Unlisted. I/U #79 James Gilbert 2 shares 1916 signed by Lot# 6204 Pennsylvania People’s Passenger Railway Stocks, 3 president illegible. 6 doc stamps. “operated between Philipsburg and Different 3 I/U small mint color, yellow #1189, large mint color. Prag Fernwood, Pennsylvania, with a 2-mile (3.2 km) branch to Beaver Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 84224 Run. The main line had been built by the Altoona and Philipsburg Connecting Railroad (nicknamed the “Alley Popper”, incorporated Lot# 6205 Pennsylvania Phialdelphia Traction Co Stocks, 4 in July 1892. Through successive foreclosures and reorganizations, Different 4 I/C. #14540 Huhn & Glendinning 100 shares 1895, #3009 the property passed to the New York and Pittsburgh Air Line Chas Snish 100 shares 1891, #15632 Olive Supplee 2 shares 1921, Railroad in April 1906, the Philipsburg Railroad in January 1907, the #1585 Webster Dougherty 100 shares 1906. Prag Collection Est. $50- Philipsburg and Susquehanna Valley Railroad in December 1909, and 75 HWAC# 84259 the Pittsburgh and Susquehanna Railroad in March 1910. Finally, in August 1913, that company was reorganized once more, under the same name. The railroad staged a train wreck in 1914 for the film The Valley of Lost Hope, a western directed by Romaine Fielding. The line was abandoned in 1936; it had been placed in receivership in April 1931 and ceased operations on August 8, 1931 due to poor track condition.” from wikipedia. 2 seam tears. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 84900 414 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6212 Pennsylvania 1892 Pittsburgh & West End Stock Certs. DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana 1) No. 172 for 10 shares. Passenger Railway Co. Signed by President Jack Neelley(?); punch canceled. 2) No. 159 for 100 shares issued to Lot# 6219 Pennsylvania Union Railroad Co Certificates (20) William J. Burres. Punch canceled. Has beautiful vignette of trollie 20 certificates total : 5 The Union Passenger Railway Company of cars. From the Ken Prag Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 84415 Philadelphia, 3 different size certificates all with black border, signed/ cancelled, 6-8 different vignettes on each, condition is good with Lot# 6213 Pennsylvania 1895-1916 Pittsburgh and Eastern discoloration folds and handwriting on each, Printer is American Railroad Co Stocks 3 Different I/U #50 Philip Turner 20 shares Bank Note Co. 11 Union Traction Company of Philadelphia all signed/ 1916-creases and chips. #145 Margaret Seyter 20 shares 1916, I/U cancelled, embossed seals, eagle vignette looking l-r, Shares $50 ea., 5 #116 S Hicks 1000 shares 1895. Prag Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# green border, 5 brown border, condition good with some discoloration, 84278 folds, hole punch, Printer : American Bank Note Co. 4 Union Railway Company Chester, PA.All issued/cancelled and signed, embossed Lot# 6214 Pennsylvania c1917 Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & seals, eagle vignette, black border. condition is fair with triangle St. Louis Railroad Co. (4) 4 Stock Cert. of multi-colors. No. A5508 for cancelled cutout on bottom, discoloration, printer: J.C. Spencer. Ken 3874 shares, punch canceled, No. 29, for 100 shares, No. 337 for 100 Prag Collection Est. $120-250 HWAC# 86900 shares, March, 1891 to the Estate of Alfred Dennis; Scrip Cert. No. 7 for $40 to Emile Chipron issued 1917, punch canceled. Prag Collection. Lot# 6220 Pennsylvania 1800-1900’s various Pennsylvania Est. $50-75 HWAC# 84411 Railroad stock 7 certificates. 1. Frankford & Southwark Philadelphia City Passenger Railroad Co incorp 1858. Five, I/C, common stock Lot# 6215 Pennsylvania 1901 Pittsburgh, McKeesport and issued 1878-1901. One GREEN one BROWN w/revenue stamps on Connellsville Railroad Stock I/C #14 Chas Knight 100 shares reverse, New York Bank Note Co. One ORANGEw/receipt attached, 1901 signed by President illegible. $2 and 50c doc stamps. Ken Prag Hamilton Bank Note Co . Two BLACK w/embossed seal w/horse Collection Est. $30-60 HWAC# 84901 drawn trolley center, American Bank Note Co.2. The Continental Passenger Railway Co incorp 1875. #418, I/C, 20 shares common Lot# 6216 Pennsylvania 1883 Pittsburgh, McKeesport and stock, issued Sept 29, 1879, BLACK, embossed seal w/ minuteman Youghiogheny Railroad Stock I/C #89 P Knox 100 shares 1883 center, three vignettes: bottom allegorical females, right Lady Justice, signed on rear by Cornelius Vanderbilt as acting secretary. The top eagle. American Bank Note Co.3. The Citizens Passenger Railway Pittsburgh & Lake Erie originally entered the Connellsville region as Co incorp 1858. #2788, I/C, 13 shares common stock, issued July 16, the Pittsburgh, McKeesport and Youghiogheny Railroad Company, 1929. BLACK, two vignettes: bottom allegorical females, top state seal. incorporated in 1881 and leased to the P&LE for 999 years in 1884. embossed seal w/ trolley center, revenue stamps on reverse, stamped Locomotive and cars vignette, grape color border. Prag Collection. Est. “not over thirteen shares”American Bank Note Co.. Ken Prag Collection $75-140 HWAC# 83273 Est. $75-100 HWAC# 106121 Lot# 6217 Pennsylvania 1930 Stony Creek Rail Road Co. Incorp Lot# 6221 Pennsylvania 1800’s Various Pennsylvania RR stocks 1868 Pennsylvania. #654, I/C, 3 shares $50 par. Issued Dec. 26, 1930. 19 certificates. 1. Five The Citizens Passenger Railway Co. incorp BLACK, embossed seal, vignette top 4-4-2 loco #330 l-r w/ cars. 1858. I/C, common stock, BLACK, embossed seal w/trolley center, Reverse three revenue stamps. Theo Leonhardt & Son printer. VF Ken issued1866-1934, Vignettes: bottom allegorical females, top state Prag Collection Est. $60-100 HWAC# 105553 seal.three w/revenue stamps, American Bank Note Co. 2. Four The Continental Passenger Railway Co incorp 1875, I/C, common stock, Lot# 6218 Pennsylvania 1800-1900’s Two Pennsylvania RR’s 1. The BLACK, embossed seal w/musket man center, issued 1879, Vignettes Wilmington and Northern RailRoad Co. I/C, #64 for 2 shares @ $50 par right lady justice, top eagle, state seal bottom, American Bank Note Co. issued April 2, 1877 to William Betts, signed Robert Frazer President. 3. Ten Frankford & Southwark Philadelphia City Passenger Railroad Black, embossed seal, Pennsylvania left and Delaware right State seals, Co. incorp 1858.Five BLACK, I/C, common stock, issued 1900-02, vignette top of shipbuilding scene, reverse handwritten transferred to embossed seal w/horse drawn trolley center vignette bottom horse Henry Dupont Dec 21, 1882. Breuker & Kessler printer.2. The Wayne drawn trolley, top allegorical females, American Bank Note Co. And County Traction Co. I/U, #213 $500 6% 20 yr. First Mortgage Gold Five ORANGE, I/C, common stock, issued 1936-38, no seal, vignette Bearer bond issued July 1, 1909 signed by president illegible. green allegorical winged female holding lightening bolts, three w/revenue horizontal format, “$500” green underprint, gold embossed seal, no stamps, two w/receipts attached, Hamilton Bank Note Co. Ken Prag vignette, union shield and Liberty printed top of certificate. Coupons Collection Est. $50-100 HWAC# 106120 attached (vignette of Indian w/head dress) none missing. MAN printer. Very good condition. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 88769 Lot# 6222 Pennsylvania West Chester, Kennett and Wilmington Electric Railway Co. bond Incorp. 1905 State of Pennsylvania. I/U #343 First Mortgage, 5% 30 yr, $1000 bearer bond. Issued May 25, 1905, signed Geo. Kissler president, dark gray, embossed seal, “$1000” over dollar sign gray underprint, vignette top couple walking to streetcar r-l, reverse street car l-r and deer, coupon attached, printer Security Bank note Co., condition AU Ken Prag Collection Est. $70- 120 HWAC# 86973 Lot# 6223 Pennsylvania 1800’s Wilkes-Barre and Eastern Railroad Co. #340 i/c. 5% 50 yr First Mortgage Gold Bearer Coupon Bond, issued June 1, 1892. President signature obscured. Green vertical format, embossed corp seal for Eastern Railroad and New York, Susquehanna and Western, coupons attached (train r-l vignette), 1000 green underprint, Loco l-r passing lake. Printer Homer Lee Bank Note Co. Condition EF-AU. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 88750 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 415

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6224 Southwest 1800-1900’s Arizona, Oklahoma, Texas Three stocks. 1. Haines ‘ Brackett, Fort Clark & Rio Grande Railroad. Incorp Texas. #79, 1/2 shares @ $100 par. Issued April 29, 1890. BLUE, embossed seal, no vignette. Unknown printer.2. Ozark Coal and Railway Co. Incorp Territory of Oklahoma. #1267, I/U, 2.75 shares @ $1.00 par. Issued Nov 19, 1908. Signed J. H. Durkee President, BLACK. Embossed seal, top eagle vignette wings spread. “SECOND PREFERRED STOCK” green underprint.3. Orcutt Automatic Train Control Co. Incorp Arizona . #639, U/U, date 19__, shares @ $10 par, BLACK, gold embossed seal, vignette 4-4-0 frontal view l-r, sunburst gold underprint. GOES printer. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-100 HWAC# 104663 Lot# 6225 SouthWestern US 1800-1900’s Arizona, Utah and New Lot# 6232 Utah Utah Rapid Transit Bonds, 2 Different Green #423 Mexico 3 certificates. 1. Logan Rapid Transit Co. Incorp 1910 Utah. # $100 first and refunding mortgage 20 year gold bond 1920 signed by 115, I/U, 42 shares @ $10.00 par issued Jan 1, 1913, Black. Embossed President Bigelow. Mauve #1138 $1000 first and refunding mortgage corp seal, orange underprint. No vignettes. Unknown printer.2.The 20 year gold bond 1920 signed by President Bigelow. Street car International Signal Co incorp State of Arizona. #2133, I/U, 30 shared vignettes. Prag Collection Est. $75-130 HWAC# 84117 @ $10.00 par issued July 11, 1925, signed Jean F. Webb president. BLACK, embossed gold seal. Vignette top 4-4-0 near frontal ll-r. Gold Lot# 6233 Washington 1914 Spokane, Wallace & Interstate underprint. GOES printer.3. International Grand Trunk Railway Co. Railway Stock I/U #27 Wm Hall 887 shares signed by VP illegible. incorp Territory of New Mexico. #214, unissued, shares @ $100 par, Crisp and uncreased, very nice. Prag Collection. Est. $60-100 HWAC# dated 188_. Vignette 4-4-0 passing framers l-r. Receipt attached. 84144 Unknown printer. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-100 HWAC# 104633 Lot# 6234 West Virginia 1937 Pan Handle Traction Stock Unlisted. Lot# 6226 Tennessee Citizens St Rail Road Co. of Shelby County I/U #219 Charles Klee 90 shares 1937 signed by President Cryer? Stock Certs Unissued stock for Citizens Street Rail Road Co of Shelby Poor condition. Prag Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 84214 County, Tennessee at $100 each share. Green border, Inc in Tennessee. Vignette of horse-drawn trolley in top center oval of certificate. Lot# 6235 Western Multi-State Rails Western Railroad Stocks (5) 5 Printed: St. Louis Bank Note Co. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 106052 Western railroad stocks. I/C National Coal Railway 1927, I/U Arizona and Swansea Railroad 1931, I/C Utah Railway 1946, 2 different Lot# 6227 Tennessee 1913 Lookout Incline Railway Stock, #1 I/C Western Pacific Railroad 1945 Est. $70-140 HWAC# 89829 #1 William Chrisman 96 shares 1913 signed by President illegible. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 84943 Lot# 6236 Wisconsin Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Co. (21) 21 cancelled stock certificates for Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Lot# 6228 Texas Georgetown Railroad Company Stocks $100 Railroad Co @ $100 each. Black border, registered. Vignette of train certificate of stock for Georgetown Railroad Co. cert. # 7 issued to top center of certificate with body of water in background. Printed: Rueker & Hodgas on Aug. 19, 1878. Signed by secy /treasurer and American Bank Note Co. New York Houston. Chicago, Burlington and president, assigned and witnessed. Grey border and raised company Quincy Railroad operated in the Midwestern US, mainly in states seal. Printed: “Sun” Print. 1st Georgetown Railroad Co was chartered of Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Montana, on May 31, 1878. By end of year it expanded tor run from Georgetown Nebraska, Wisconsin and Wyoming. ` Est. $100-250 HWAC# 106058 to Round Rock. Sold in foreclosure on Aug. 5, 1879. International Great Northern Railroad purchased the Georgetown and operations Lot# 6237 Wisconsin Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific merged with that company in 1882. International Great Northern Railroad Co. Specimens (9) 9 total comprised of 4 green border Railroad ran railroad until 1959. Then sold to the new Georgetown gold mortgage bonds, 4 orange border preferred stock ( 2 w/receipts Railroad Company. Est. $50-150 HWAC# 106189 attached) and 1 gold border mortgage bond, no vignettes, excellent condition, cancel punch, Printer: American Bank Note Co.. It Began as Lot# 6229 Texas Georgetown Railroad Company Stocks 1 share at the Milwaukee and Waukesha Railroad in Wisconsin, incorporated in $100 of Georgetown Railroad Co. stock cert. # 6. Raised company seal. 1847, but changed its name to the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Signed by M. E. Hule, Sec & Trea and Emzy Taylor, President issued to in 1850 before construction began. In 1874, the name was changed Rucker Hodges on Aug 19, 1878. Co. headquartered in Georgetown, to Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul after absorbing the Chicago & Texas. Assigned. Printed: “Sun” Print. Original Georgetown Railroad Pacific Railroad Company . In the 1890s the Milwaukee’s directors felt Company was chartered on May 31, 1878 with the purpose of building they had to extend the railroad to the Pacific, The Pacific Extension a railroad between Georgetown and Round Rock, approximately 10 cost the Milwaukee Road $257 million. Financial difficulties caused miles. By the end of the year it was completed. On August 5, 1879 after the company to declare bankruptcy in 1925 and reorganized as the running into financial problems the railroad was put into foreclosure Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad in 1928. Operated and sold to the International-Great Northern Railroad and merged from 1847 until 1980. Ken Prag Collection Est. $120-250 HWAC# 86907 with them. It was in use until 1959. Est. $50-150 HWAC# 106047 Lot# 6230 US & Canada 1900’s St. Lawrence and Adirondack Railway Co. 2 certificates. Incorp. State of New York and Dominion of Canada July 2, 1896. (a consolidation of two companies). Both U/C, embossed seal, vignette 4-4-0 and cars passing factory, lake and steamship. both signed. Franklin-Lee Bank Note Co. printer. EF. #A466 $100 par, RED. Less than 100 shares, “SHARES $100 EACH” red underprint. #497, $100 par, 100 SHARES green underprint and in corners. EF Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-100 HWAC# 105537 Lot# 6231 Utah 1947 Salt Lake Rail & Bus Terminal Stock Handwritten I/U #9 Frank Barnes 5 shares 1947. Signed by President Bamberger. Prag Collection Est. $25-50 HWAC# 84173 416 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6238 Wisconsin Green Bay & Western Railroad Co Stocks (3) DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana 3 cancelled with new certificates issued stock certificate for Green Bay & Western Railroad Co. One has adhesive RN stamps, 2 are assigned. Lot# 6242 $1,000 Houston & Great Northern Railroad Co Bond Brown border. Vignette of railroad on track along side a horse and $1,000 1st Mortgage bond for Houston & Great Northern Railroad rider. Printed: International Bank Note Co. N.Y. Green Bay and Western Co. of Texas, 7 % bond cert. # 4726 with 55 coupons payable Jan 1, Railroad formed in 1896 from the bankruptcy of Green Bay, Winona 1900. Signed by treasurer. Green border, green blank seal underprint & St Paul and the Kewaunee, Green Bay and Western Railroads. On of train in oval. Vignette of train in station at top center, bottom center Aug 1, 1906 Green Bay and Western acquired a majority of shares in 3 men loading a box on wagon. Printed: In border by Continental Ahnapee and Western Railway. Line had carried 50,000 passengers Banknote Co. NY. Houston & Great Northern Railroad Co chartered on yearly in the 1870s, 310 000 in 1915 but only 1000 in 1947. The Oct 22, 1866 to run from Houston to Red River on Canadian border. Itel Corp. purchased the Green Bay & Western in 1978. Green Bay & Organizers included Edenezar B. Nichols, William Marsh Rice of Texas Western and Fox River Valley Railroad merged into a new Wisconsin and Moses Taylor of NY. 1st president was Charles G. Young. 55 miles Central subsidiary, Fox Valley and Western Railroad August 27, 1993. of track between Houston and New Waverly laid In 1871. Following Wisconsin Central was purchased by Canadian National railway in year 56 more miles laid between New Waverly and Crockett. Acquired 2001. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 106030 the Houston Tap and Barazoria Railway in 1873 and the Huntsville Lot# 6239 Wisconsin 1800-1900’s Wisconsin Western / Branch, a total of 58 miles. That year it laid 84 miles of track between Wisconsin,Minnesota and Pacific Railroads 1. Wisconsin Western Crockett and Palestine and between Troup and Mineola. In 1873 Railroad, I/C #1 for 1 share @ $100 par issued Nov. 3, 1899 to Horace it transferred its 253.1 miles of track to the International-Great A. J.Wibarn (?) also president, signed. Black, no vignette, embossed Northern and became part of that system. Est. $60-150 HWAC# 106329 seal, 5c and 2c revenue stamps. #6 issued Nov 3,1899 to Edward J. Paul signed president. #56 U/U . Unknown printer.2.Wisconsin, Lot# 6243 12 pieces Lock Collection (1) Dragon pictorial (1) corbin Minnesota and Pacific Railway Co #36 I/U, for 1 share @ $100 par with key (1) Eagle Lock Co Terryville Conn USA (2) unmarked (1) issued June 9, 1910 (188_ crossed out) to Carl Nyquist and signed by Chief (1) FS with key (1) yale jr with key (1) Fraim with key (1) Lever Carl Nyquist President. Black, no vignette, arched title, embossed 4 with keys (1) royal (1) miller Est. $50-100 HWAC# 76064 seal. Wisconsin, Minnesota and Pacific Railroad Co., U/U no number assigned, black, no vignette, arched title (AU cond). Unknown printer. Lot# 6244 20 Pennsylvania Railroads stock certificates 20 Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-90 HWAC# 88766 cancelled Pennsylvania Railroad stock certificates / Certificates of Deposit. Monongahela West Penn Public Service Co. (3) Countersigned Lot# 6240 Wisconsin Wolf & Wisconsin Rivers Railroad Co Incorp and registered, green raised seal. Vignette: Street car on center top. 1885 State of Wisconsin, I/U #4 for 1 share @ $100 par, issued Printed: Republic Bank Note Co., Pittsburgh, PA. Incorporated under to George W Pratt, June 18, 1888, signed George W. Pratt, black, the laws of West Virginia. Signed by G. M. Alexander, president and embossed seal, no vignette, print unidentified, AU condition. Ken Prag E. Miller, Assistant Secretary. 1) 10 shares certificate N.Y.O. 588, Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 86972 dated May 22, 1924. Green border. 2) 894 shares certificate N.Y.O. Lot# 6241 Blue Ridge Railroad Company Cancelled Blue Ridge 576 dated Dec 16, 1923. Green border. 3) 100 shares certificate Railroad Company Mortgage Loan $1,000 Gold 7% interest Bond N.Y. 627 dated May 22, 1924. Brown border. Monongahela Power dated June 16, 1870 with coupons. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $50-75 and Railway Co.(3) Vignette of street car in top center of certificate. HWAC# 83104 Printer: Republic Bank Note Company, Pittsburgh, PA. Signed G. M. Alexander, President, E. Miller, Assistant Secretary. Raised brown seal. Registered and countersigned. Brown border. (1) 100 shares certificate B5116 dated Oct 19, 1921. 2) 100 shares certificate N.Y. 102 dated July 7, 1921. 3) 100 shares certificate B5115 dated October 19, 1921.Monongahela Valley Traction Co. (2) Vignette of street car on top center. Raised brown seal. Signed president and assistant secretary. Printer: Republic Bank Note Company, Pittsburgh, PA. 1)- 100 shares, certificate #B4017 undated. 2 - 100 shares, certificate B1672 issued to George T. Watson, dated Aug 11, 1917. Cancelled Oct 16, 1925 Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Co. (1) 5 shares issued to Casimer C. Legal and Beulah E. Legal certificate 01994 dated Aug 17, 1918. Countersigned and registered Aug 19, 1918. Printed: American Bank Note Co., Philadelphia . Orange raised seal and orange border. Vignette top center of women in front of train holding a big light. Cancelled Mt Carbon and Pt Carbon Rail Road Co (2) at $50 / share. Printer: American Bank Note Company, Philadelphia. Raised green seal and border 1) 25 shares certificate #1004 issued to F. Brooke Priestley on August 22, 1933. 2) 7 shares certificate #956 issued to Executors of Catharine Coxe Porter will dated June 3, 1931. 9 Cancelled Certificate of Deposits for shares of Capital stock of Morris and Essex Railroad Co. signed by authorized officer, New York, NY. Printed: American Bank Note Co. 1) 10 shares - certificate # O2778, issued to H. A. Whitney Goadley & Co. dated Dec 4. 1945 2) 20 shares certificate #O2779 issued to White, Weld & Co. dated Dec 4, 1945, assigned Dec 4., 1945. 3) 80 shares - certificate # O2780 issued to H. N. Whitney, Goadley & Co. dated Dec 4, 1945, assigned Dec 5, 1945. 4) 25 shares - certificate #O2781 issued to F. P Ristine & Co. dated Dec 4, 1945. Assigned Dec 5, 1945. 5) 25 shares - certificate #O2782 issued to F. P. Ristine & Co, dated Dec 4, 1945. Assigned Dec 5, 1945. 6) 60 shares - certificate O2784 issued to Wellington & Co, dated Dec 7, 1945. Assigned Dec 10, 1945, 7) 40 shares - certificate # O2785 issued to Wellington & Co., dated Dec 7, 1945 . Assigned Dec 10, 1945. 8) 50 shares - certificate #O2787 unissued. 9) 60 shares - certificate # O2790 issued to Francis I. DuPont & Co on Dec 10, 1945. Assigned Dec 13, 1945. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 105161 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 417

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6245 American Railways Corp. Scrip Certificate American Lot# 6252 Boston and Main Railroad 10-Year Mortgage Bond Railways Corporation, $30 Scrip Certificate Representing Rights in Unissued Boston and Maine Railroad 500 Series F 6% 10-year Respect of 4-1/2% Debentures. Number T. 243 signed by T.L. Taylor, Mortgage Bond due June, 1930 with stamps number 820. Chartered Assistant Secretary dated October 1, 1933. Columbian Bank Note Co. in New Hampshire on June 27, 1835. The railroad opened in 1840 to Unlisted in Cox. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $40-75 HWAC# 75871 Exeter, New Hampshire. Unlisted in Cox. Printed American Bank Note. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $25-50 HWAC# 83110 Lot# 6253 Boston and Chelsea Railroad Company Six shares of preferred Boston and Chelsea Railroad Company, certificate Number 71 signed by W. W. Wheildon, president on July 15, 1850.. Unlisted in Cox. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $25-50 HWAC# 83108 Lot# 6254 Boston and Maine Railroad Preferred stock Four cancelled preferred stocks from Boston and Maine Railroad.1) 25 shares to Charles Stetson, signed by N. J. Hobbe, Vice-president. Cancelled January 19, 1942. Printed Hamilton Bank. 2) 100 shares to Lyndon Institute Inc (Folsom Fund”) on August 18, 1938. Cancelled February 8, 1944. Printed Hamilton Bank. 3) 25 shares to Louis P. Mott & Company on May 20, 1943, number 01926. Cancelled November 2, 1944. printed Hamilton Bank. 4) 100 shares to Baker, Weeks & Company, number NY/P 1626 on March 22, 1955 . Printed American Bank Note Co. Boston and Maine Railroad ran in New England and in 1983 became part of the Pan Am Railways. Unlisted in Cox. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $25-50 HWAC# 83109 Lot# 6246 Androscoggin and Kennebec Rail Road Co Androscoggin Lot# 6255 Boston and Providence Rail Road Corp. Stock 19 and Kennebec Rail Road Company Loan $350,000. Certificate for $500 cancelled shares of Boston and Providence Rail Road stock cert. # to James G. McCobb No. 62. Taken up December 1852. Loan made 1715 issued to William Parker on May 18, 1843. Signed by president February 1, 1849 with cancelled coupons. The Androscoggin and and treasurer. Vignettes on left side of railroad crossing over bridge Kennebec Railroad Co. chartered on March 28, 1847. On October 28, and 2 of designs on either side. Printed: Kawdon, Wright & Hatch, 1862, the A&K and P&K merged to form the Maine Central Railroad. NY. Boston and Providence Railroad ran in Massachusetts and Rhode Unlisted in Cox. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $75-130 HWAC# 75873 Island which connected Boston and Providence. Opened in 2 sections, one in 1834 and the other in 1835. Branches were built: Dedham - Lot# 6247 Arkansas Northwest Railroad Co Arkansas Northwestern 1834, Stoughton - 1845, and North Attleboro - 1871. In 1888 acquired Railroad Company $500 Series A, First Mortgage 6%, 20 year bonds by Old Colony Railroad. Line became the New Haven’s primary with all coupons No 70. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $30-50 HWAC# 75877 mainline to Boston. Became part of the Penn Central system in 1969; the section in Massachusetts was purchased by the state in 1973, while Amtrak acquired the Rhode Island section in 1976. The line was electrified in 2000 and now part of Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 106183 Lot# 6248 Arkansas Southern Railroad Company One share of Lot# 6256 Boston and Providence Railroad One stock certificate Uncancelled Arkansas Southern Railroad Company Capital stock for A. / two Gold Debenture Bonds for Boston and Providence Railroad. E. Sweet, number 278, dated October 23, 1905, signed N. L Tunsman, Printed American Bank Note Company. 1) Cancelled 46 shares of president. Arkansas Southern Railroad Company started in 1892 and capital stock for R. L. Day dated January 14, 1930, number 31751. became the Rock Island, Arkansas & Texas Railroad in 1905. Ken Prag Printed by American Bank Note Company. 2) Cancelled $1,000 Five Collection. Est. $30-50 HWAC# 75878 Year 6% Gold Debenture Bond, number 1064. Payable July 1, 1923. Printed by American Bank Note Company. 3) $10,000 15-Year 5% Gold Lot# 6249 Birmingham & Northwest Railway Company Cancelled Debenture Bond, Number X M91. The Boston and Providence Railroad 500 shares Capital Stock of Birmingham & Northwestern Railway was in the states of Massachusetts and Rhode Island. It was one of Company, number 20 issued to I. B. Tigrett dated December 28, the original rail lines in the United States. The line became part of the 1912. The crossing point of three important rail lines which kept Penn Central system in 1969; Ken Prag Collection. Est. $30-50 HWAC# the community healthy started another rail company. .When the line 83136 began operations in 1912 its’ president was I. B. Tigrett, a prominent Jackson banker, his first venture into railroads. The major reason for Lot# 6257 Boston and Providence Railroad & Transportation his entry into this endeavor was because his bank held most of the Co Boston and Providence Railroad and Transportation Company bonds and they wanted an experienced banker in charge. Not listed in capital stock. 1) Ten shares of Boston and Providence Railroad and Cox. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $25-50 HWAC# 83118 Transportation Company in Rhode Island to Mr. Comstock Dated December 23, 1834. 2) Unissued stock of Boston and Providence Lot# 6250 Bloomsburg Rail Road Iron Company Unissued and Railroad and Transportation Company. Boston and Providence cancelled stock dated June 29, 1841. Possible specimen. Printed by Railroad was possibly one of the first commuter railroads in country. John C. Clark. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 83103 It ran from 1834 - 1888 Bought by Old Colony Railroad in 1888. Railroad became part of the Penn Central in 1969. Ken Prag Collection. Lot# 6251 Blue Ridge Traction Company Ten shares of Blue Ridge Est. $50-75 HWAC# 83115 Traction Company, number 109 for Robert Lichty dated September 27, 1903. Signed by PM Snyder, Vice President. Possibly unique. Taped certificate repair. Cancelled Sept 24, 1938. Unlisted line . Ken Praq collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 83106 418 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6258 Boston and Providence Railroad Corp. 26 cancelled DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Boston and Providence Railroad Corp. Signed by Kawdon-Wright & Hatch, N.Y. Vignettes: train in center of picture, body of water in front Lot# 6263 Boston, Clinton and Fitchburg Railroad Co Uncancelled and buildings in back on left side two designs on top and bottom and 10 shares of Boston, Clinton and Fitchburg Railroad Company stock, train crossing on top of bridge in center. Signed by pres and treas. number 75 with revenue stamp for Alonzo Davis dated Sept 30, 1867. Boston and Providence Railroad was a railroad co in Massachusetts Most of the tracks are still used today, by CSX, but it no longer extends and Rhode Island which connected Boston and Providence. Opened to Fitchburg but ends in Leominster. The CSX hauls products including in 2 sections in 1834 and 1835. One of the 1st rail lines in US. A more lumber, corn syrup and scrap metal. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $50- direct route into Providence built in 1847. Branches were built to 100 HWAC# 83130 Dedham in 1834, Stoughton in 1845, and North Attleboro in 1871. Acquired by the Old Colony Railroad in 1888 and leased by New Lot# 6264 Boston, Clinton, Fitchburg New Bedroad Railroad Co Haven Railroad in 1893. Line became part of the Penn Central system Uncancelled 55 capital shares of Boston, Clinton, Fitchburg and New in 1969; the section in Massachusetts was purchased by the state in Bedford Railroad Company. Stock number 39 on June 2, 1876. Signed 1973. Amtrak acquired the Rhode Island section in 1976. The line was by Solomon H Howe, president. Railroad was formed on June 1, 1876, electrified in 2000. Now part of Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor, used with combining of the Boston, Clinton and Fitchburg Railroad and by high-speed Acela Express service, intercity Northeast Regional the New Bedford Railroad. The New Bedford Railroad linked it with service, and MBTA Commuter Rail Providence/Stoughton Line local Framingham which was a key deep-water port. Ken Prag Collection. service. The rapid transit MBTA Orange Line shares the right-of-way Est. $50-100 HWAC# 83129 for several miles in the 1987-built Southwest Corridor section in Boston. Stoughton Branch is also used for Providence/Stoughton Line Lot# 6265 1929 Brooklyn & Queens Transit Corp Lot of four stock service, and the northern section of the Dedham Branch is used by the certificates, all from New York.#762, 100 shares Pref. Stock. Cancelled. Needham Line. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 105711 Temporary Certificate, orange. good condition, some wrinkling and pinholes. Purchased by major securities firm Hayden Stone & Co. Lot# 6259 Boston and Providence Railroad Corporation Cancelled 1929#1544, 3 shares Comm. Stock. Uncancelled. Temp. certificate, Boston and Providence Railroad Corporation bonds with coupons. red. Fair condition, some creases. Purchased by Agnes Godfrey Gay, Payable January 1, 1865. The Boston and Providence Railroad was the poet and author. 1929.#P0159, 10 shares Pref. Stock. Cancelled. incorporated June 21, 1831 to build a railroad between Boston and Green, Fair condition, creasing and wrinkling, small ink stain on upper Providence, Rhode Island. Printed by Eastburn’s Press. Ken Prag right edge. 1930.#P4570, 100 shares Pref. Stock. Cancelled. Orange, Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 83138 good condition. Pinholes and a very slight discoloration in upper left corner. 1940.The B&QT operated streetcars in New York City beginning in 1929 and lasting until 1940. Prag Collection. Est. $30-50 HWAC# 83158 Lot# 6260 Boston Elevated Railway Company Receipt Cancelled Lot# 6266 c1880’s Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway on January 29, 1900 receipt number 2353 dated January 18, 1898 for Stock U/C #26, punch cancelled. 2 train vignettes. .3” edge tear. Prag purchase of two share of Boston Elevated Railway Company by Mrs. Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 83255 Lucy A. Drew. Printed by American Bank Note Company. Streetcar and railroad founded in 1894, above and below and on the streets of Lot# 6267 187-, 19--, 1925 Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Boston. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $25-50 HWAC# 83127 Ry. Co. Lot of four certificates.#C20149, Non-issued, $100 shares Cptl. stock. Black ink. Good condition, receipt still attached, pinholes. Pre- Lot# 6261 Boston Railroads Stocks & Bonds 23 Boston Railroad signed by Treasurer. 187_.#A2356, Non-issued, 100 - $100 shares stocks and bonds. 9 cancelled / Unissued Metropolitan Railroad Cptl. stock. Brown. Fine condition. 19__.#B4907, Non-issued, $100 stock. Printed: Walker Young & Co. 43 Kilby St. Boston. Metropollitan shares Cptl. stock. Green. Fine condition. 19__.#B4730, 2 $100 shares Railroad Co - 8 cancelled. 5 cancelled Naugatuck Railroad Co. l- 1st Cptl. stock. Cancelled. Green. Good condition, punched, creased. 1925. Mortgage 4% 50 year bond $5,000 . Vignette train in station on tracks. Iowa.The BCR&N began service in 1876, operating between Iowa 1 New Bedford Railroad, co. seal. Inc. 1838, Re-incorporated 1873. and Minnesota, it’s mainline would later become part of the famous Assigned. 2 cancelled Middlesex Railroad Co @ $100 each share. Zephyr Rocket run. Prag Collection Est. $60-100 HWAC# 83175 Printd: American Bank Note Co. Company seal, Vignette in center of boat on body of water & pot with plant on both bottom corners. Est. Lot# 6268 1944 Burlington, Muscatine & Northwestern Ry. Co. $120-200 HWAC# 105695 Certificate #23, 166 2/3 - $100 shares Cptl. Stock. Uncancelled. This is a typed document with no adornment, except a gold stamp at bottom Lot# 6262 Boston Terminal Company Bonds Three cancelled right with company seal. Fair condition, wrinkled at top with residue coupon bonds for Boston Terminal Company Bonds. Printed American of adhesive on back, three hole punched at left. 1944 Iowa.Cert. Bank Note Company. 1) $1,000 trustee coupon bond 3-1/2 cent #38, 60 - $100 shares Cptl. stock. Cancelled. Green. Fair condition, interest due 1947 with coupons. 2) $1,000 two-year coupon bond, wrinkled, punched, Bill of Sale stapled to back with $3 revenue stamp. number 79. Principal due 1898 with coupons. 3) Cancelled Registered 1944. Iowa.The BM&N incorporated in Iowa in 1925. Not listed in Cox bond 3-1/2 cent interest. Principal due 1947, number 11811 Ken 1stEd. Prag Collection. Est. $50-75 HWAC# 83173 Prag Collection. Est. $50-75 HWAC# 83144 Lot# 6269 Cape Girardeau Northern Railway Co $1,000 Cape Girardeau Northern Railway Co cert #230 1st Mortgage 5% Gold Bond. Signed by secretary and president. Green border and raised company seal. Printed: Security Bank Note Co. Phila. Primary reason for this railroad built by Louis Houck a Missouri railroad tycoon was to connect Cape Girardeau with towns to the north. Construction poor and original Cape Girardeau & Chester Railroad did poorly. Next railroad named Cape Girardeau Northern Railroad also was not successful. Built in 1905 and ran from Cape Girardeau to Jackson and a connection with the Missouri Pacific. Financial struggles overcame any profits and the railroad came close to bankruptcy. By 1925, the line was saved by the Missouri Pacific Railroad. They wanted it used as a short industrial spur in Cape Girardeau proper. Little exists of the railroad today, Est. $50-80 HWAC# 106442 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 419

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6274 Chicago & South Western Railway Co 2 cancelled and unissued stock certificates @ $100 each share of Chicago & South Western Railway Co. 100 shares certificate #966 (green border), 50 shares certificate #32 (brown border). Both have imprinted orange revenue stamps in middle of certificate. Both in good condition with very nice vignettes, train on track on top center, Civil War soldier on left bottom and coat of arms with bears on bottom right. Countersigned and registered. Railroad started as Platte City and Fort Des Moines Railroad Co on Feb 12,1864. Name changed to Leavenworth and Des Moines Railway Co on Aug 3,1867. Changed again to Chicago and Southwestern Railway Co on March 3, 1869 and then to Chicago and South Western Railway Co on May 21,1869. Finally became part of the Chicago Rock Island Railroad. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 106324 Lot# 6270 Central of Georgia Railway Co Cancelled $1,000 Lot# 6275 Chicago and North Western Railway 45 cancelled stock Consolidated Mortgage 5% Gold Registered Bond issued to Fannie M. certificates for Chicago and North Western Railway (7 brown border Wood on Oct 26, 1899 signed by secretary and president for Central - preferred stock, 38 green border - common stock). Raised company of Georgia Railway Co. Raised company seal and green seal. Green seal. Registered and countersigned. Vignette of two allegorical women border. Vignette on top center of certificate of train going by railroad on either side of the company logo. Signed by assistant secretary and workers. Assigned. Printed: American Bank Note Co. NY. Central of president. Printed: American Bank Note Co. Chicago & North Western Georgia Railway started as Central Rail Road and Canal Company in Railway had a network of more than 11,000 route miles across 1833. It’s purpose was to create a connection from Chattanooga, TN to Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota, Illinois, Missouri, Michigan Atlantic Ocean seaports. It took from 1837 to 1843 to complete. Two and even reached North Dakota and Wyoming. Est. $150-300 HWAC# passenger trains on the line were named after race horses, the Nancy 106059 Hanks ran from Atlanta to Savannah, via Macon, and Man o’ War, a ran on a Columbus - Atlanta route. During the Civil War, troops from the Lot# 6276 Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road Co Cancelled 50 north destroyed the tracks between Nov. and Dec, 1864. Est. $100- shares Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road Co cert. # 75 issued to Battell 200 HWAC# 106190 & Eldridgo on Jan 10, 1857. Signed by president and treasurer . Printed: Bowne & Hasbrouck, 174 & 176 Pearl St . NY. Assigned. Chicago and Lot# 6271 Central Transportation Co & Central Union Depot Rock Island Railroad ran from 1847-1980. Began as Rock Island and RR Co 2 cancelled railroad stock certificates: 1) 3 shares Central La Salle Railroad Co., incorp. in Illinois in Feb. 1847. Changed to the Transportation Co. cert. # 4967 audited and cancelled August 12, Chicago and Rock Island Railroad in 1851. Construction began Oct. 1886. Black border, raised seal. Signed by president and treasurer. 1, 1851 in Chicago. 1st train was operated on Oct. 10, 1852 between Inc. Dec 30, 1862 under the General Assembly of Pennsylvania, passed Chicago and Joliet, Illinois. The rail road serviced Arkansas, Colorado, April 1, 1849. Vignette: train on track going under bridge on center Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma and top of certificate. Printed: V. Mann, 529 Market St., Philadelphia. 2) Texas. Est. $50-150 HWAC# 106180 cancelled 100 shares Central Union Depot Railway Co of Cincinnati certificate #29 issued to Cleveland, Bolewbas, Caili & Judpes Railway Co. on July 10, 1885. Black border, raised seal. Signed by president and secretary. Vignette of train in station with horse-drawn wagon on side. Inc. June 17, 1884. Tracks used by Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway, Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, Louisville and Nashville Railroad and Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway. Printed: Franklin Bank Note Co. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 106053 Lot# 6272 Central Transportation Co. Stock Certificates (7) 7 Lot# 6277 Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road Co. 2 cancelled stock stock certificates for Central Transportation Co at $50 each share. certificates for Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road Co. 1) unissued Raised company seal with black border. 4 assigned. Inc. Dec 30, 1862 with certificate # 235. 2) Cancelled 10 shares certificate #78 dated in Philadelphia. Signed president and treasurer. Vignette of train Jan. 10, 1857, issued to Samuel H. Fletcher signed by president and running on tracks under bridge. Audited and cancelled on Aug 12, treasurer. Printed: Bowne & Hasbrouck 174 & 176 Pearle St. NY. The 1886. Printed: Wm Mann, 529 Market St., Philadelphia. Est. $60-120 predecessor to the Rock Island and La Salle Railroad Co was incorp. HWAC# 106186 in Illinois on Feb. 27, 1847 and an amended charter was approved on Feb. 7, 1851, as the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad. Construction Lot# 6273 Chateaugay and Lake Placid Railway Co. stock 8 began Oct. 1, 1851, in Chicago. 1st train was operated on Oct. 10, 1852, cancelled railroad stock certificates @ $100 each. Green borders, between Chicago and Joliet. Construction continued on through La raised company seal. Signed by treasurer (or asst. treasurer) and Salle. Connected to Rock Island on Feb. 22, 1854. It became the 1st president (or vice president). Incorp. under laws of New York. 7 railroad that connected Chicago with Mississippi River. Est. $50-150 assigned. Printed: H.K. Brewer & Co., Stationers, 33 Nassau St. N.Y. HWAC# 106042 Chateaugay. Railroad built by the Chateaugay Iron Company in 1879 from Lyon Mountain to Dannemora to move ore and charcoal for its Lot# 6278 1880’s Citizens Street Rail Road Company Stock iron-making operations. Railroad line was extended to Standish in Certificate 4 total certificates. 2 are signed and cancelled; in fair 1885, to Loon Lake in 1886 and to Saranac Lake in 1887. Line leased condition, some tears and discoloration. 2 are unsigned and unissued; to Chateaugay Railroad Co. Companies merged in 1903 becoming in good condition. Vignette of horses drawing a trolly. Prag Collection. the Chateaugay and Lake Placid Railroad Company. It was purchased Est. $40-55 HWAC# 79676 in the 1st year by the Delaware and Hudson railroad company and operated as the Chateaugay Branch of the D & H. Est. $60-120 HWAC# 106041 420 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6279 Cuba Railroad Co Cancelled 10 shares of Cuba Railroad Co DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana cert. # B4746 issued to American Investment & Trust Co. Ltd. Signed by president and treasurer. Red border. Vignette of train in oval, top Lot# 6282 Dunkirk, Warren & Pittsburgh Railroad Co. 3 unissued center of certificate. Countersigned and registered. Good condition. stock certificates for stock @ $100 each share of Dunkirk, Warren & Printed: American Bank Note Co. NY. Assigned Dec. 17, 1919. In 1924 Pittsburgh Railroad Co. Vignette of train on top middle with steam National Railway Co. of Cuba starts passenger and freight services coming out, RN stamp on left center with American flag. Printed in for Cuba. On Oct. 12, 1834 Queen Regent of Spain, Maria Christina green. Printed: Haas & Kellely Prs. Buffalo. Dunkirk, Warren, and of the Two Sicilies, approved building 1st railroad line. When the Pittsburgh Railway was chartered in 1867. Service began in 1871. Compañia de Caminos de Hierro de la Habana opened the 17.1 mi. Line ran from Dunkirk to Falconer, New York. In 1873 leased to New line from Havana to Bejucal on Nov. 19, 1837, it was 1st steam railway York Central and Hudson River Railroad for 501 years. Est. $50-100 line in Latin America. Line from Havana extended by 11 miles to HWAC# 106424 reach Güines on Nov. 19, 1839. By Dec. 1843 San Felipe and Batabanó were added to rail network. More extensions opened in 1847, adding Lot# 6283 Fairmont & Mannington Railroad Company, WV another 11 miles, followed by 13 miles the next year and then in Twenty Shares of Capital Stock from Fairmont and Mannington 1849 13 more miles added. Photograph and history of Sir William Railroad Company, number 134. Transferred to John H. Rock on Cornelius Van Horne (1843-1915). He began working on railroads in March 2, 1917. The Fairmont & Mannington Railroad was a trolley line 1857. Visited Cuba in 1900 and he built a 350-mile railroad through controlled by the Monongahela Valley Traction Company. The F&M eastern provinces. He worked on Cuba Railroad, which opened on rail line extended northwestward across the divide from Fairmont, Dec. 1, 1902. He went on to build sea transport division in Canada WV to Buffalo Creek at Barrackville, WV; thence westward along the with Vancouver to Hong Kong service starting in 1891. He helped the south bank of the latter stream to Mannington, WV, a total distance of Canadian Pacific Railway enter into the luxury hotel business. Est. 17 miles. The road was completed during 1910. The F&M had a large $50-80 HWAC# 106318 amount of passenger traffic due to the development of the coal mining industry.Republic Bank Note Cmpany Ken Prag Collection. Est. $25- 50 HWAC# 75803 Lot# 6280 Dealer Railroad stock - Missouri 41 stock / bond Lot# 6284 Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction Company Stock certificates from: Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Co.. - 33 cancelled 1) 50 Common Capital Shares of Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction certificates former Class I railroad co. in U.S., last headquartered in Company Number 254, dated January 22, 1909 issued to Daniel Dallas. Established in 1865 under the name Union Pacific Railway, Runkle and sold (undated)2) 25 Preferred Stock of Fairmont and Southern Branch. Extensive rail network in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas Clarksburg Traction Company, Number 634 . Cancelled with certificate and Missouri. In 1989, it merged with the Missouri Pacific Railroad. number 655 dated December 2, 1911. Sold to Widdendorf, Williams At present it is part of Union Pacific Railroad. Vignette of cattle top & CompanyFairmont and Clarksburg Traction Company Stock center of certificate. Shares $100 each. Kansas City, Mexico & Orient CertificateCompany commenced with the the Fairmont & Southern Railroad Co., 2 yr, 6% Gold Note - $1,000 - 1 certificate U S portion Railway Company within two years. The Fairmont & Clarksburg was incorp. in 1900 as the Kansas City, Mexico, and Orient Railway, Electric Railroad and then the Fairmont & Clarksburg Traction Company the following year.In 1912 it merged with the Fairmont & and completed between Wichita, Kansas, and Alpine, Texas The Northern Traction Company and the Clarksburg & Western Electric Railway Company to form the Monongahela Valley Traction Company. Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway, started in 1900 by American In 1923 the name changed to the Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company. Ken Prag Collection Est. $50-75 HWAC# 75805 railroad entrepreneur Arthur Edward Stilwell, was the predecessor to the Chihuahua al Pacífico railroad in Mexico. It was intended to reach Lot# 6285 Fairmont Bingamon & Helen’s Run Railway Stock from the Pacific Ocean at Topolobampo, Sinaloa. In 1910, the Fairview two companies with same president and secretary Low numbers, shops were destroyed by fire and the shops were then re-established maybe founders.1) 1 share Capital Stock - Fairmont Bingamon in Wichita. Forced into bankruptcy in 1912, but its receiver, William Railway Company, certificate #5, signed Sept 25, 1916. - cancelled for C. H. Porter2) 1 share Capital Stock - Fairmont Helen’s Run Railway T. Kemper, made a fortune when oil was discovered under its tracks. Company, certificate #7, signed Sept 25, 1916 - cancelled for L. F. Timmerman Ken Prag Collection Est. $40-75 HWAC# 75858 In 1914, it was reorganized, another reorganization in 1925 returned it to its original name. It was called Orient railroad. Kansas City & Pacific Railroad Co - Unissued and cancelled 1 certificate. Located in Kansas and Colorado and operated between 1863 - 1880. Succeeded by Union Pacific. Headquartered Wyandotte, Kansas. company seal bottom center of certificate, brown border, vignette of train in square frame top left of certificate. Printed: Homer Lee Bank Not Co. N.Y. Missouri Pacific Railroad Co - 6 certificates Located A r k a n s a s , Colorado, Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas. Operated 1851-1997. Predecessor was Pacific Railroad, successor Union Pacific Railroad, headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri. Registered and countersigned. Stock $100 each. Inc. Under laws of Missouri. Vignette of train top center of certificate. Printed: Security Banknote Co. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 105206 Lot# 6281 Duluth Short Line Railway Co Unissued stock certificate for Duluth Short Line Railway Co. Beige paper with brown border. Short line ran in Minnesota from 1886 - 1898. 3 nice vignettes on top: 1) left - train running through town in circle 2) middle - boats on body of water 3) right - steamship on water in circle. Printed: Lith by H.M. Smyth Print Co. S Paul. Its’ successor was St Paul & Duluth Railroad. Est. $40-80 HWAC# 106441 Lot# 6286 Falls City Belt Line Railway Co Capital stock for Falls City Belt Line Railway Company in Louisville, KY, certificate number 66 for J. E. Robertson. Stock signed by president, Samuel Bowman and secretary Harry J. Wood. The Falls City Belt Line Railway Company of Louisville, KY was in business from 1902 - 1903. It was later the Penn Terminal Roadway. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 75854 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 421

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6287 Federal Street Valley and Pleasant Passenger stock Lot# 6290 Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad Company 1) Preferred Three documents:1) Cancelled 10 shares of Federal Street and Capital Stock of the Flint Pere Marquette Railroad Company dated Pleasant Valley Passenger, number 1801.2) Blank stock certificate October 19, 1880. Certificate no 68 for $60. 2) Ten shares of capital for Federal Street and Pleasant Valley Passenger number 1906.3) stock of the Flint Pere Marquette Railroad Company dated June 11, Cancelled 3 shares of Federal Street and Pleasant Valley Passenger, 1840. Certificate no 144. The now defunct Flint and Pere Marquette number 111.This is the oldest car in the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum Railroad operated in Michigan between 1857 and 1899. It was one collection and the body style is typical of Stephenson cars built in the of the three companies which merged to become the Pere Marquette 1870s. There is also proof that cars like 101 were used on lines serving Railway. The F&PM was chartered on January 22, 1857 as the Flint Allegheny City.In Pittsburgh, the first street railway was built in 1859 and Pere Marquette Railway. The early promoters of the road were on Penn Avenue in the Strip District. Horse cars were used from 1859 George M. Dewey and E.H. Hazelton of Flint. Dewey served as the first until 1923, though most were gone before 1900. The last line, on president of the F&PM. In 1860 Service began on January 20, 1862, Sarah Street on the South Side, survived largely to protect a franchise on the 26.1-mile section from East Saginaw south to Mount Morris. on that street. This picture thought to be taken shortly before 1923 In December 1864 the F&PM gained access to Detroit via trackage abandonment when Frank the driver (76) retired. Ken Prag Collection rights over the Flint and Holly Railroad and the Detroit and Milwaukee Est. $25-50 HWAC# 75851 Railroad. Construction westward from Saginaw started in 1866 with the first section of 20 miles to Midland, opened December 1, 1867. Lot# 6288 Ferguson Platform and Life Bridge Co Stock 2500 On September 2, 1868, the F&PM was consolidated with the Flint and shares of Ferguson Platform and Life Bridge Company, number 147. Holly Railroad. The merger brought into the F&PM the Crapo family - Signed on October 26, 1885 by president, L. G Cramer. Ken Prag Henry H. Crapo, Governor of Michigan in 1865-69, and his son, William Collection Est. $75-140 HWAC# 75850 W. Crapo, later president of the F&PM. The railroad continued on with land grants through the forests of central Michigan. It was completed to Clare, 24.4 miles, west of Averill, in November 1870; another 15.6 miles) was finished in March 1871. On June 4, 1872, the F&PM was consolidated with the Holly, Wayne and Monroe Railroad (opened for service the same day); the Bay City and East Saginaw. Ken Prag Collection Est. $50-100 HWAC# 75839 Lot# 6291 Flint & Pere Marquette Railway Co Stock 1) One share of The Flint & Pere Marquette Railway Company. Certificate No 23 for B. Eggleston with revenue stamp dates June 13, 1864. Firs t incorporation of 2) Blank stock form . Ken Prag Collection Est. $25-50 HWAC# 75840 Lot# 6289 Five Non-issued Railroad Stock Certificate from the Lot# 6292 Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad Company Four Mid-west Five certificates from Mid-western companies, all non- stock certificates for Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad Company; issued. Findlay Belt Railway Co. unnumbered certificate for $100 1) 9 preferred shares cancelled Sept 18, 1889. Certificate A7542; 2) shares of capital stock. Good condition, holes punched at signature. 19 shares shares cancelled February 9, 1884. Certificate A592; 3) residue on back. Ohio 1892. Fishers Lane Railway Co. certificate blank certificate for 100 shares of Common stock; 4) blank certificate #195 for $50 shares of capital stock. Good condition, cut at lower left Preferred stock certificate no. A11544. The F&PM was chartered on corner. Pennsylvania c.1901. Fort Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati Rail January 22, 1857 as the Flint and Pere Marquette Railway for the Road Co. unnumbered certificate for $100 shares of capital stock. purpose of constructing an east-west railway line on a route, for which Fine condition, slight wrinkling and browning at top edge. Indiana a federal land grant was offered, from Flint, Michigan to Lake Michigan 1868. Fenton & Thomson Railroad Co. unnumbered certificate for at Pere Marquette (now Ludington, Michigan). The early promoters of $100 shares of capital stock. Very fine condition, slight browning at the road were George M. Dewey and E.H. Hazelton of Flint, with Dewey edges. Illinois c1900. Federal Valley Railroad Co. certificate #53 for serving as the first president of the F&PM. Construction started in $100.00 shares of capital stock. Good condition, four columns of holes 1859. In 1860 Captain Eber Brock Ward of Detroit, was elected to punched. Illinois c.1910 Prag collection. Est. $40-75 HWAC# 75816 the presidency of the F&PM. Service began on January 20, 1862, on the 26.1-mile section from East Saginaw south to Mount Morris. In December 1864 the F&PM gained access to Detroit via trackage rights over the Flint and Holly Railroad and the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad. Ken Prag Collection Est. $75-140 HWAC# 75842 Lot# 6293 Florence Iron & Phosphate Railroad Company Twenty shares of uncancelled stock from Florence Iron & Phosphate Railroad Company, number 12 to James E. Robertson with revenue stamp. Unlisted in Cox Ken Prag Collection.. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 75837 Lot# 6294 Florida Railway Company First Mortgage Gold Bond Florida Railway Company First Mortgage Gold Bond (English / French). Five percent, Fifty years. Includes stamps. Not Listed Cox Praq Collection Est. $75-140 HWAC# 75836 422 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6295 Fort Pitt Traction Company Stock from Fort Pitt Traction DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Company 1) Cancelled 500 Shares of Fort Pitt Traction Company issued to Consolidated Traction Company dated May 15, 1896. 2) Non-issued Lot# 6301 Framingham and Lowell Railroad Company Stock 500 Shares of the Fort Pitt Traction Company, No C278. 3) Non-issued from Framingham & Lowell Railroad Company 1) Cancelled ten 100 Shares of Fort Pitt Traction Company, No B22. A stock certificate is shares, number 26 of Capital Stock including revenue stamp2) Non- issued by businesses, usually. A stock is part of the permanent finance -Issued shares, number 304 of Preferred Stock. The Framingham and of a business. Normally, they are never repaid, and the investor can Lowell Railroad was a railroad in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. recover his/her money only by selling to another investor. or also Incorporated in 1870 to provide a rail connection between railroad called shares, earn dividends, at the business’s discretion, depending hub of Framingham and the mill city of Lowell, passing through the on how well it has traded. A stockholder or shareholder is a part-owner towns of Sudbury, Concord, Acton, Carlisle, Westford and Chelmsford. of the business that issued the stock certificates. Prag Collection Est. Opened October 1, 187 on 26.1 mile line. The line was leased to the $25-50 HWAC# 75830 Boston, Clinton and Fitchburg Railroad for twenty years starting on April 1, 1872. Merged with the Boston, Clinton on June 1, 1876. Lot# 6296 Fort Street and Elmwood Railway Company stock Ten Fitchburg Railroad merged with the New Bedford Railroad, forming shares of Fort Street and Elmwood Railway Company. Certificate no. the Boston, Clinton, Fitchburg and New Bedford Railroad and 187. Revenue stamp. Signed January 3, 1870. Ken Prag Collection Est. subsequently extending the lease of the Framingham and Lowell $30-40 HWAC# 75829 Railroad to 998 years from October 1, 1879. On September 10, 1881, Lot# 6297 Fort Wayne and Belle Isle Railway Company 167 Shares the Framingham and Lowell Railroad was deeded on execution sale certificate 358 of Uncancelled Fort Wayne and Belle Isle Rail Company. to the Boston, Clinton, Fitchburg and New Bedford Railroad, and Signed March 1, 1898. Ken Prag Collection Est. $40-75 HWAC# 75828 one month later, on October 5, 1881, it was renamed as the Lowell and Framingham Railroad Company. On February 27, 1886, the line Lot# 6298 Fort Wayne and Elmwood Railway Company stock Two was consolidated with the Old Colony Railroad, who had previously uncancelled stock certificates for the Fort Wayne and Elmwood Railway acquired the Boston, Clinton, Fitchburg and New Bedford Railroad in Company. One uncancelled stock certificate for the Fort Wayne and 1883. In 1893, the Old Colony Railroad was leased to the New York, Belle Isle Railway Company.Between 1863 and 1900 approximately New Haven and Hartford Railroad. From 1871, passenger service 29 streetcars companies had operated either horse-drawn or electric- regularly consisted of three round trips a day over the entire route, powered streetcars along streets around the city of Detroit. By 1897, one morning, one midday and one evening. In 1917 the midday round there were only three city companies remaining. The largest and trip was dropped for additional wartime freight needs; it was never oldest of the the Detroit Citizens Street Railway (a successor to the restored. In 1932 service was cut in half, leaving a southbound trip Detroit City Railway, the city’s original 1862 franchise holder) -- also and a northbound trip between Framingham and Lowell. All regular held the control in the two smaller companies. After a legal battle passenger service ended in 1933, although the New Haven Railroad involving Hazen S. Pingree’s 10-year battle to take-over their street ran northbound ski trains along it through the 1950s. By the 1960s, railway operations, representatives from the three remaining city the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, like many railroads, companies, along with the previously railway operation, announced was struggling to stay solvent in the face of increased competition on Dec. 30, 1900, that all of the street car systems in the Detroit area from alternate modes of transportation, and so in 1961 it petitioned were to be consolidated into one new system.Ken Prag Collections Est. to be included in the newly formed Penn Central Transportation $50-100 HWAC# 75827 Company. On December 31, 1968 all of its properties were purchased Lot# 6299 Fort Wayne and Southern Rail Road Certificate of Stock, by Penn Central. Penn Central. It soon went bankrupt. On April 1, 1976 40 shares for Fort Wayne and Southern Rail Road. Original Number it was taken over by Conrail. Ownership of the former Framingham 2378. Signed June 9, 1854. Unlisted in Cox Ken Prag Collecton Est. and Lowell Railroad line was not passed to Conrail, except for a small $40-75 HWAC# 75822 portion from South Sudbury to Framingham Center, which was named the South Sudbury Industrial Track in 1982. Ownership of the line Lot# 6300 Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad Co 104 from South Sudbury to Lowell was passed to the Commonwealth of Shares of Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad Company. Massachusetts, who contracted with Conrail to provide service. In Certificate number 487. Dated April 10, 1890. Ken Prag Collection 1980’s tracks from from South Sudbury to Concord Junction were Est. $25-50 HWAC# 75823 abandoned. Service was contracted to the Bay Colony Railroad to supply the North Acton-based lumber yards from West Concord. Ken Prag Collection Est. $50-75 HWAC# 75821 Lot# 6302 Frankford & Southwark Passenger Railroad Co Three cancelled stock certificates for Frankford & Southwark Passenger Railroad Company. 1) Stock Number 1518 for five shares dated Sept 21, 1912 2) Stock Number 67 for 100 shares dated August 31, 1912 3) Stock Number 2877 for 13 shares dated May 26, 1894In May, 1857, the Philadelphia and Delaware River Railroad was chartered, giving the right to build a road from Philadelphia to Frankford, upon which cars drawn by horses could be used. Horse cars were in use from January 8, 1858, to November 17, 1863, when the Frankford and Southwark Passenger Railway introduced “dummies” which ran from the depot, Fourth and Berks Streets, to Frankford. The first was called the Alpha, and the second the Sea Gull.As other cars were added, they were called No. 1, 2, etc. The engine was on one side, and the upright boiler, was on the other side. The engineer sat between them. These “dummies” with attached trailer seated 64 passengers. The trailers (old horse cars) had additional seats on the roof. A light iron spiral ladder was hooked on the rear of the car.On April 1 1892 the Frankford and Southwark (Fifth and Sixth) Passenger Railway Company took possession of the Tenth and Eleventh (Citizens Line) Passenger Railway Company. Ken Prag Collection Est. $30-50 HWAC# 75820 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 423

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6303 1910 Frankford, Tacony & Holmesburg Street Railway Lot# 6309 c1880 Fulton County Narrow Gauge (Extension) Co. Stock and Bond Gold Bond Certificate #165 for $1000, issued Railway Co. Non-issued Stocks Three non-issued stock certificates. July 1, 1910. Uncancelled. Very good condition, coupons 28 - 60 #431 in fine condition with yellowing around the edges. #338 has attached, slight browning along fold, there is an ink stamp on center an ink stamp over the the words Narrow Gauge, crossing them out right indicating terms and rights of the bondholder..Non-issued and and replacing them with the word Extension in the title, indicating cancelled certificate #59 for 100 shares of capital stock at $50/ea. the companies changing name. Fine condition with slight yellowing Fine condition, yellowing around edges, holes punched at signatures. at edges. #95 in very fine condition with slight creasing and receipt Pennsylvania. Prag Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 75819 blank attached at side. Name now fully changed to Fulton County Extension Railway Co. The company operated in Illinois beginning in Lot# 6304 1890 Frankfort and Illion Rail Road Co. Stock 1880. Prag collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 75813 Certificate #142 for 33 shares of capital stock at $25/share, issued Aug 7, 1890. Uncancelled. Good condition, browning at edges, small Lot# 6310 General Railroad Ephemera Collection Lot of 21. tear and creasing in upper right corner, a circular perforation in center Included: 1900 way-bill for the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix right that is taped from behind, and slight foxing at top. The F&IRR Railway Co.; South Western Rail Road Co. stock certificate, 1896; 4 incorporated in New York State. Prag Collection. Est. $25-50 HWAC# bond coupons for the Sierra Railway Co. of California; Pennsylvania 75818 Railroad Co. stock certificate receipt, 1901; Vermont Valley Rail-road Co. unused stock receipt, 1850s; 1899 Long Island Railroad Co. way- Lot# 6305 Franklin and Bristol Railroad stock December 13, 1847, bill; 1918 Denver & Rio Grande RR Co. freight bill; 1856 Little Miami $10 per share on five shares of the Franklin and Bristol Railroad. 3rd Railroad Co. pictorial dividend receipt; Emigration Canon Railroad Installment.The Franklin and Bristol Railroad started operations in Co. Complimentary Tickets; trade card for the New York & New 1848 and stopped service in 1849 for a total period of operations of 1 England RR; Trona Railway Co. bond coupon; Pacific Freight Tariff years. Franklin and Bristol Railroad only operated in 1 state which is Bureau Supplement No. 12 for Santa Fe System, 1911; 3 tickets for the indicative of smaller lines, or in some cases lines in larger states. Many Washington, Idaho & Montana Railway Co.; ticket stub for the Denver one state railroads are short line railroads that didn’t have large areas & Interurban Railroad; ticket for Pullman’s Palace Car Co.; two 1901 of coverage. Prag Collection. Unlisted in Cox. Est. $25-50 HWAC# 75807 receipts for the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Co.; 1892 billhead for the New York, Ontario & Western Railway; 1881 pictorial receipt for the Great Central Route “Blue Line”; and a Chicago Rapid Transit Ticket to Jackson Park. Est. $50-140 HWAC# 77549 Lot# 6306 1859 Freight Receipt Here is a nice piece of paperwork. It Lot# 6311 Georgia Rail Road & Banking Company 26 cancelled is some type of a freight receipt for $10.00. Signed by the book keeper, shares of Georgia Rail Road & Banking Co cert. #6889 issued to Joel N. treasure and the president. I was issued in 1859, for payment in 1860. Freeman exec of Thos W. Freeman @ $100 each dated June 1, 1867 . The railroad was founded in 1861, and went from East St.Louis to Adhesive RN stamp. Vignette of train on rails with city in background. Terre Haute Indiana . 3 3/16” x 6 5/8” in size. Perfect condition, with a Two small trains on both side of top. Two allegorical male figures Double train vignette !!. (RH). Est. $60-100 HWAC# 105418 on left side of certificate. Gray border. Company chartered in 1833 in Augusta, Georgia. In 1835, the charter was amended to include Lot# 6307 Front & Union Street Railway Company Cancelled One- banking. Originally the line was chartered to build a railroad from Hundred and 50 shares of Front & Union Street Railways Company, Augusta to Athens, with a branch to Madison. In 1967 it reported 833 number 23 to William Ferris.By the late 1800s, Wilmington City million revenue-ton-miles of freight and 3 million passenger-miles. By Railway extended through city. As population increased, other railway end of year it operated 331 miles of road and 510 miles of track. Est. companies formed which included the Front and Union Street Railway $50-100 HWAC# 105718 Co. in 1877 Gordon Heights Railway Co. formed in 1893. By the late 1880s, electrification of the railway system took increased, in 1888, Lot# 6312 Georgia Rail Road & Banking Company 10 shares @ Wilmington Street Railway operated its first electric car from the $10 each of Georgia Rail Road & Banking Co. cert. # 492 issued to intersection of Market and 10th Streets to the Riverview Cemetery. John Cunningham, Inc 1833. Signed by President and Cashier April 15, Front and Union Street Railway followed, in 1889. The horse-drawn 1842. Vignette: Railroad train with smoke coming from stack on rails streetcar operations ended by 1892. Unlisted in Cox Prag Collection on top of certificate and small train on top right.. Three allegorical Est. $25-50 HWAC# 75812 male figures on left of certificate. Printed: Underwood Bald Spencer & Hufty. Company chartered in 1833 in Augusta, Georgia. In 1835, Lot# 6308 Fulton Chain Railway Company Non-issue of stock from the charter was amended to include banking. Originally the line was the Fulton Chain Railway Company, certificate no 174. Incorporated chartered to build a railroad from Augusta to Athens, with a branch to in 1896, and opened that year. Reorganization in 1902 and operated Madison. In 1967 it reported 833 million revenue-ton-miles of freight by the New York Central Railroad, was renamed the Fulton Chain and 3 million passenger-miles. By end of year it operated 331 miles of Railway. Was also known as the Old Forge Branch. It was 2.204 miles road and 510 miles of track. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 105717 long. It was the connection between Fulton Chain to Old Forge, where Fulton Navigation Company ships made connections. In 1917 it was Lot# 6313 Green Bay & Western Railroad Co 43 cancelled stock taken over by New York Central who operated the line until July 11, certificates for Green Bay Western Railroad Co @ $100 each share. Inc. 1932. In January 1, 1937, the Fulton Chain Railway was merged into Wisconsin. Brown border, countersigned, raised seal. Vignette on top the New York Central. Prag Collection Est. $50-100 HWAC# 75832 left corner of train on track over water with man and horse in water. Adhesive revenue stamps on 11 certificates, 35 assigned. Printed: American Bank Note Co. Green Bay and Western Railroad was formed in 1896 from the bankruptcy proceedings of the Green Bay, Winona & St Paul and the Kewaunee, Green Bay and Western railways. Green Bay and Western Railroad operated in central Wisconsin for almost 100 years. Combined with Wisconsin Central in 1993. At end of 1970 it operated 255 miles of road on 322 miles of track and reported 317 million ton-miles of revenue freight. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 106055 424 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6314 Gulf, Mobile & Northern Railroad Co. Stocks (4) 4 DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana cancelled stock certificates from Gulf, Mobile & Northern Railroad Co. Raised company seal, registered and countersigned. Vignette of Lot# 6319 Harlem River and Portchester Railroad Co. Bonds (3) trains in train yard. 1 certificate has adhesive RN stamp and 2 are 3 cancelled certificates for $5,000 1st Mortgage bonds for Harlem assigned. Inc. in Alabama, Mississippi & Tennessee. Printed: American River and Portchester Railroad Co. bond. Raised company seal, orange Bank Note. Co. Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad, a railroad in the border. Vignette of moving train top center of certificate. Signed Southern US. had the government operating the railroad during World by treasurer and president, countersigned and assigned. Printed: War I. By the end of 1925 it operated 466 miles of road and 574 miles Continental Bank Note Co. N.Y. Harlem River and Port Chester Railroad of track. It reported that year 419 million ton-miles of revenue freight chartered in 1866 as a branch line railroad between New York City and 12 million passenger-miles. September 13, 1940 merged with and Port Chester, NY. Line opened in 1873 as part of the New York, Mobile and Ohio Railroad to form the Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad. New Haven and Hartford commuter railroad and ran until 1971. Now Est. $50-150 HWAC# 106031 part of Amtrak’s high-speed Northeast Corridor. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 105706 Lot# 6315 Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad Co. Stocks (27) 27 stock certificates for Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad Co. Borders in brown or blue (common stock), green or orange (preferred stock). Vignette: train in lot, top center of certificate. Raised company seal, registered and countersigned. Assigned 23 certificates. Signed by Assistant treasurer / Assistant secretary and Vice prresident. Printed: American Bank Note Co. Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad was a railroad in the Southern US. World War I forced government operation of the company that ended in 1919. Isaac B. Tigrett chosen as president at that time and ran railroad from 1920 - 1952. He managed company and took it from near bankrupt to a successful railroad. He was the great-uncle of Hard Rock Cafe founder Isaac Tigrett. At the end of 1925 GM&N operated 466 miles of road and 574 miles of track and reported 419 million ton-miles of revenue freight and 12 million passenger-miles. Sept 13, 1940, it merged with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad to form the Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 105704 Lot# 6316 Harlem River and Port Chester Railroad Co. Stocks (3) Three cancelled stock certificates for Harlem River and Port Chester Railroad Company script stock. Red ink with red border on beige paper. 2 not signed, other signed and transferred. 2 assigned. Printed: A. E. Ivers, Stationer and Printer, 66 Wall St. N.Y. Harlem River and Port Chester Railroad chartered in 1866 as a branch line railroad between New York City and Port Chester, NY. Line began in 1873 as part of the New York, New Haven and Hartford commuter railroad. Now part of Amtrak’s high-speed Northeast Corridor. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 105705 Lot# 6317 Harlem River and Portchester Railroad Co. Cancelled Lot# 6320 Harrisburg Railway Co Stock Certicates (14) 14 May 15, 1899, $5,000 1st Mortgage Bond issued to Tillinghast & cancelled Harrisburg Railway Co stock certificates, 9 with adhesive Griffin of New York signed by president and treasurer. Raised seal, RN stamps. Orange border. Countersigned and registered. Vignette orange border, vignette of train on track top center of certificate. of eagle with spread wings at top center of certificate. Signed by Countersigned. Assigned. Printed: Continental Bank Note Co. N.Y. treasurer and president. Printed: E.A. Wright Bank Note Co., Phila. Chartered April 23, 1866. Harlem River and Port Chester Railroad was a branch line from the Harlem River at the north end of the Harlem Assigned. Good condition. Cancelled Harrisburg Railways Co - $200 Bridge in New York City to the Village of Port Chester in Westchester 1st Mortgage, 5%, gold bond value. Raised seal. Certificate # 651. County, New York at the Connecticut state border. Est. $50-150 HWAC# Signed by secretary and VP. Assigned. Harrisburg Traction Co created 105719 a subsidiary named Harrisburg Railways Co in 1913. American Lot# 6318 Harlem River and Portchester Railroad Co. 2 scrip stock for Harlem River and Port Chester Railroad Co. for 1 share Transportation Enterprises acquired the company in the 1950’s. In each on certificates #66 and #30. Red printing and borders. Not signed. Printed: A. K. Ivers, Stationer and Printer, 66 Wall Street. NY. 1 1953, Keystone Charter Service began operating charter services. assigned. Harlem River and Port Chester Railroad chartered in 1866 as branch line railroad between New York City and Port Chester, In 1962, it acquired and merged with Bushey Bus Service creating New York. Opened in 1873 as part of the New York, New Haven and Hartford commuter railroad and was used in different capacities Keystone Charter Service. It later acquired Valley Transportation until 1971. Now part of Amtrak’s high-speed Northeast Corridor. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 106044 Co. Harrisburg Railways Co claimed bankruptcy, Harrisburg and Cumberland and Dauphin counties created Cumberland-Dauphin Transportation Authority. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 105712 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 425

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6321 Harrisburg Railways Co 1st Mortgage 5% Gold Bond Lot# 6326 Hartford & Connecticut Railroad Co. 2 cancelled stock Cancelled $50 Certificate of Deposit Harrisburg Railways Company 1st certificates for Hartford and Connecticut Western Railroad Co. @ Mortgage 5%, gold bonds issued to Marion H. Lescure on Oct 17, 1934. $100 each share. Grey border and adhesive seal. 1 has adhesive RN Signed by Asst. Secretary and Vice President. Brown border, Adhesive stamp. Nice vignette of train on track going through mountains with RN stamp and raised company seal. Printed: GOES 533. Assigned. farmers working with horses in foreground and to the right. Signed Central Pennsylvania Traction Co. reorganized and Harrisburg by secretary and vice president. Assigned. Hartford & Connecticut Railways came into being on Jan. 15, 1913. Continued decline in Railroad Co was in operation from 1881 - 1947 and was succeeded ridership that began in 1924 and more automobiles being used led to by New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad. Est. $50-100 HWAC# decline of trolley service in the Harrisburg area. In 1933 3 lines were 106038 converted to buses. In 1937 the company name became Harrisburg Railways and remained in use until 1973. Ridership continued to Lot# 6327 Hartford & Connecticut Valley Railroad Co. 7 cancelled decline and more buses were added to the line and more trolley routes stock certificates $100 each for Hartford & Connecticut Valley terminated. Last Harrisburg Railways Trolley was operated on July 16, Railroad Co. Grey border, 5 gold seals on back. Inc: Connecticut. 1939 on the Middletown line 74 years after the introduction of horse- Very nice vignette of train leaving station, horse-drawn coaches drawn trolley service and 66 years after the introduction of electric in background, boats in foreground in body of water. Signed by powered trolley service in Harrisburg. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 106185 president and secretary. Assigned - 3. Printed: American Bank Note Co. N.Y. Lithographed. Valley Railroad is heritage railway based in Lot# 6322 Harrisburg Railways Co. Stocks (2) 2 cancelled Connecticut on tracks of the Connecticut Valley Railroad, founded in Harrisburg Railways Co stock certificates @ $50 each. Countersigned, 1868. Operates the Essex Steam Train and the Essex Clipper Dinner registered and assigned. Raised company seal with 1 green and 1 blue Train. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 106039 border. Vignette of building in wheat frame of 2 allegorical males on top center of certificate. Printed: Security Bank Note Co., Phila. In Lot# 6328 Hartford & Connecticut Western Railroad Co 14 1913, Harrisburg Traction Co created a subsidiary named Harrisburg cancelled stock certificates for Hartford & Connecticut Western Railways Co. By 1950’s American Transportation Enterprises acquired Railroad Co. @ $100 each. 7 - 9 x 6-1/2 - 6 with adhesive RN stamps on the company. In 1953 Charter Service began operating charter services back. 7 - 10 x 7-1/2. 13 assigned. Gold seal and gray border. Vignette and that subsidiary grew further in 1962 by acquiring Bushey Bus of train on tracks heading through mountains. Printed: The Kellogg Service and merging it with Keystone Charter Service. Harrisburg & Bulkeley, Hartford, CT . Hartford and Connecticut Western Railroad Railways Co grew further, by acquiring the assets of the Valley started operations in 1881 and stopped service after 66 years in Transportation Co. after it abandoned bus service to the “West Shore” 1947. Hartford and Connecticut Western Railroad operated routes of Harrisburg in 1970. After the Harrisburg Railways Co. claimed across 3 states: Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York. On July 1, 1882 bankruptcy the city of Harrisburg and counties of Cumberland and the Hartford and Connecticut Western bought the Rhinebeck and Dauphin created the Cumberland-Dauphin Transportation Authority. Connecticut Railroad, obtaining a line from Hartford to the Hudson Service was turned over to its subsidiary, Capital Area Transit in 1973. River. The Poughkeepsie, Hartford and Boston Railroad, successor to Est. $50-75 HWAC# 106032 the Poughkeepsie and Eastern, went bankrupt in the 1880s. January 26, 1884 Hartford and Connecticut Western Railroad bought the line Lot# 6323 Harrisburg Traction Co. 2 cancelled stock certificates east of Boston Corners that it had operated under trackage rights. Est. for Harrisburg Traction Co. Both have raised company seal with gold $100-300 HWAC# 105713 seal on top, vignette of electric trolley car, black border, signed by president and treasurer. 1) 5 shares cert # 1014 issued Feb 1, 1899, Lot# 6329 Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co. 14 cancelled 2) 43 shares cert # 94 issued Oct 1, 1895. Assigned. Test runs of stock certificates for Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co. 3 size electric trolley service in Harrisburg by the East Harrisburg Passenger certificates - 1) 5 @ 8 x 5, 2 ) 4 @ 9-1/2 x 5-1/2, 3) 4 @ 10 x 6-1/2. Railway started on July 4, 1888. Two other companies were using Different vignettes of trains on each size certificates on top center. electric trolley service and a merger was proposed. On June 18, 1895 Signed by president and secretary (or cashier). Hartford and New the Harrisburg Traction Co. was chartered. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 106036 Haven Railroad was predecessor of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad running from 1844 - 1872. Line from New Haven, Lot# 6324 Harrisburg Traction Co. Stocks Cancelled 41 shares of Connecticut to Springfield, Massachusetts in Amtrak service today.. Harrisburg Traction Co. certification # 1045 @ $50 share dated Feb 8, Est. $100-200 HWAC# 106054 1899 issued to Christian H. Lynch. Black border, adhesive gold seal and RN stamps. Vignette: electric cable car on tracks. Signed by president Lot# 6330 Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co. 1 cancelled and treasurer. Prior to work beginning, East Harrisburg Co. made an share of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co. stock, certificate # offer to purchase Harrisburg City. In April of 1891 the 2 companies 3044 issued to Erastus Bly of Springfield. MA. Gray border. Vignette merged. Another streetcar company was formed in 1892, the Citizens of train by water with steam boat in background. Signed by president Passenger Railway Co. with service to the Steelton – Oberlin areas and and secretary. Adhesive RN stamp. Hartford and New Haven Railroad extensions into Harrisburg. On June 18, 1895 the Harrisburg Traction of Connecticut was chartered in 1833 to build a railroad between Company was chartered. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 105716 Hartford and New Haven. J. P. Morgan’s grandfather was an original investor starting the association between Morgan and the railroads of Lot# 6325 Harrisburg Traction Co. Stocks (5)+F268 5 cancelled New England. Service commenced in 1839, with 1/2 of line opening stock certificates of Harrisburg Traction Co. Adhesive gold seal with the prior year. Hartford and Springfield Railroad was incorp. April 5, gold border. Vignette of cable car in middle top of certificate. Signed 1839 and built the Massachusetts portion of the Hartford-Springfield by Treasurer and President. 2 adhesive RN stamps. 4 assigned route, which opened in 1844. New York and New Haven Railroad certificates. Harrisburg Traction Co. originally incorp. in 1861 was incorp. in 1844. In 1845, the Hartford and New Haven merged named Harrisburg City Passenger Railway. Renamed in 1891 as East with the Hartford and Springfield Railroad to form the New Haven, Harrisburg Passenger Railway then changed to Harrisburg Traction Hartford and Springfield Railroad. New railroad changed its name to Company in 1895. Became Central Pennsylvania Traction Company in the Hartford and New Haven Railroad in 1847. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 1903 and in 1912 became the Harrisburg Railways Co. Line ran until 106033 1973. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 105707 Images of all lots available online at www.FHWAC.com 426 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6331 Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co. 3 different DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana cancelled share certificates for Hartford Railroad Co. 1) 1 share certificate number 2777 issued to Anna Savage of Hartford signed Lot# 6337 Iowa Railroads 6 stock certificates from Iowa: 1) 3 May 5. 1845 signed by president and secretary with gray border. cancelled stock certificates from Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Co @ $100 each. Each has adhesive RN stamp, gray border, Vignette of train in foreground and boat in background on water. 2) signed by president and treasurer. Nice vignette of train in oval at 1 share certificate number 5960 @ $100 each issued to C. W. Bissell. top center of certificate with body of water and boat in background. signed by president and secretary, gray border. Vignette of train on Burlington and Missouri River Railroad was incorp. in Iowa in 1852 track in oval at top center of certificate. Printed: R. C. Root, Anthony with service starting in 1856. Acquired in 1872 by the Chicago, & Co. 21 Nassau St. NY. 3) 13 shares of Hartford and New Haven Rail Burlington and Quincy Railroad. 2) 1 unissued stock certificate from Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railway Co. Grey border. Nice Rail Co issued to Julia H. Sheahon in trust on April 2, 1870 signed by vignettes of train on track with workers in right foreground on top center and bottom left is women wrapped in flag with capital building cashier and president. Printed: R.C. Root, Anthony & Co., 62 Liberty St. in background. Printed: Henry Seibert & Bros. Ledger Building Cor. William & Spruce St. N.Y. 3) 1 share @ $100 each of Burlington and NY. Hartford and New Haven Railroad was an important predecessor Northwestern Railway Co. cert. #203 issued to Charles Arden on Feb. 21, 1877, signed by president and secretary. Grey border with of New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad. Service started in adhesive red seal. Nice vignette of train in station with workers and people waiting for train. Assigned. 4) Cancelled 165-2/3 shares in 1844 and ended with independent operations in 1872. The main line Burlington, Muscatine & Northwestern Railway Co. cert. #34 issued from New Haven, Connecticut to Springfield, Massachusetts remains to Mrs. Mary Heinrich Hann on March 8, 1944. Green border, raised in Amtrak service. In 1845, the Hartford and New Haven merged company seal and vignette on top center of train. Inc. in Iowa. Slight with the Hartford and Springfield Railroad to form the New Haven, tear at top. Printed: Corporation Supply Co., Chicago. Est. $100-300 Hartford and Springfield Railroad. This new railroad changed its name HWAC# 106040 to the Hartford and New Haven Railroad in 1847. The Hartford and New Haven and the New York and New Haven were consolidated into the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad in 1872. Est. $100- 150 HWAC# 106034 Lot# 6332 Hestonville, Mantua & Fairmount 11 cancelled Lot# 6338 Kentucky railroad stock and bond $1,000 Kentucky & certificates for Hestonville, Marutua & Fairmount @ $50 each. Orange Great Eastern Railway Co 7% Gold Coin Bond #1191 w/ 40 coupons. border. Countersigned and registered. 10 assigned. Vignette: Street Chartered under the laws of Kentucky, Principal due Feb 15, 1892. 2 car and electric trolleys top center of certificate. Printed: American vignettes of train and man with barrel. Signed by secretary. Printed: Bank Note Co., Phila. Mostly dated 1894. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 105709 American Bank Note Co. New York & Cincinnati. 9 - cancelled stock certificates @ $100 each for Louisville Railroad Co. Raised company Lot# 6333 Hestonville, Mantua & Fairmount Passenger Co seal at bottom center. Vignette of street car in middle center and Cancelled 21 shares of Hestonville, Mantua & Fairmount Passenger Co allegorical women holding lightening in sky. Assigned. 1 - Cancelled cert. # 205 signed by president and secretary on April 2, 1894. Incorp. Louisville, Henderson and St. Louis stock of 5 shares #73. Green in Pennsylvania. Raised company seal, brown border. Vignette of border, raised co seal. chartered in 1882. Subsidiary of the Louisville electric trolley center top of certificate. Assigned. Printed: McManus and Nashville since 1905. Vignette of women and 2 children feeding Litho, Phila. Assigned. Est. $50-150 HWAC# 106035 a bird on top center of certificate. 2 RN stamps on back. Assigned. Printed: American Bank Note Co. NY. May 29, 1896, Louisville, Lot# 6334 Housatonic Rail Road Co 7 different types of cancelled Henderson & St. Louis Railway Co. incorp under the laws of Kentucky stock certificates for Housatonic Rail Road Company stock dating from becoming receiver for Louisville, St. Louis & Texas Railway building a 1837 - 1888. Housatonic Railroad chartered in May 1836 to built a line rail line along the Ohio River from Louisville, Kentucky to Henderson, from Bridgeport, Connecticut, north to the Massachusetts state line, Kentucky with trackage rights into St. Louis, Missouri. Railroad built along the Housatonic River valley. Regular service began on Feb. 19, or acquired 186 miles of track and ran as an independent railroad 1840 from Bridgeport to New Milford and continued on to the state until it came under the control of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad in line on December 1, 1842. New Housatonic Railroad was chartered in 19294 - Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. Chartered by Kentucky in 1983 by John Hanlon, Jr. from Boardman Bridge in New Milford north 1850. Operated under same name for 132 years. Survived civil war and to Canaan, Connecticut. Excursion trains began operations between economic depression and several waves of social and technological Canaan and south of Cornwall Bridge in Nov. 1984. Remainder of line change. Grew from a road with less than 300 miles of track to a 6,000- south into New Milford was back in operation in 1989. Company now mile system serving 14 states. Line ran from St. Louis, Memphis, had 2 lines 1) Boston and Maine Railroad in Canaan 2) Conrail in New Atlanta and New Orleans. Economically strong throughout its lifetime, Milford. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 105714 operating both freight and passenger trains in a manner that earned it the nickname, “The Old Reliable.” Est. $150-250 HWAC# 105691 Lot# 6335 Hudson & Manhattan Railroad 4 cancelled Hudson & Manhattan Railroad stock certificates each for 100 shares @ $100 Lot# 6339 Keokuk and Des Moines Railway Co. Cancelled Keokuk each. 3 certificates have adhesive RN stamps, gray border and raised Des Moines Railway Co. Vignette at top center surveyor working, train company seal. Signed by president or vice president and treasurer. below, river with boats in background. Printed: Continental Bank Note Assigned, registered and countersigned. Incorp. under laws of New Co. NY.1) 3 preferred stock certificates. Registered & countersigned. 1 York and New Jersey. Lovely vignette of New York skyline with trains has adhesive RN stamps. Assigned. Vignette in bottom center - eagle in foreground and boats on river. Printed: American Bank Note Co., with spread wings in oval. 2) 7 common stock certificates. Vignette NY. PATH (Port Authority Trans-Hudson) predates the New York in bottom center - train in oval.Keokuk & Des Moines was incorp. City Subway’s first underground line, operated by the Interborough Jan. 6, 1874. On Feb. 12, 1874, it acquired the property, rights, and Rapid Transit Co., originally known as Hudson & Manhattan Railroad. franchises of that portion of the line of the Des Moines Valley Rail Road Construction in 1900 under the direction of William Gibbs McAdoo, Co. located between Keokuk and Des Moines. The latter company had (director general of the U.S. railroads during and shortly after World been incorp. 1853 as the Keokuk, Fort Des Moines and Minnesota War I (1917–19). Est. $50-100 HWAC# 106037 Railroad and was renamed on June 1, 1864. Keokuk & Des Moines Railway operated about 186 miles of track at longest point. May 14, Lot# 6336 Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Co. 19 stock certificates 1878 line leased to Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Co. Est. for Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Co - excellent condition 1) 14 $140-200 HWAC# 105697 unissued 2) 5 unissued $100 Preferred stock Trust Certifications - Blue Border. Vignette of train in tunnel top center. Top right skyscraper by Lot# 6340 1903 Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley Rapid Transit water and left railroad tracks Opened in 1908, nicknamed “the Tubes.” Cert Unissued punched #88 cert of indebtedness. Ken Prag Collection Operated until 1962. Taken over by the Port Authority of New York Est. $30-500 HWAC# 84973 and New Jersey and re-named PATH - Port Authority Trans-Hudson. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 105710 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 427

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6341 1911 Lake Erie, Bowling Green and Napoleon Railway Lot# 6348 Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad Co. 7 cancelled Cert of Deposit Unlisted. #42 State Bank $4000. Creases, corner and unissued Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad Co. @ $100 each missing, tears, rear tape repair. Poor condition, sold as is. Ken Prag share. Incorp. in Missouri, black border, registered and countersigned. Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 85120 Train vignette top center of certificate. Printed: American Bank Note Co. NY/ Est. $100-120 HWAC# 105204 Lot# 6342 Lake Erie, Youngstown & Southern Railroad Stock Unissued #171. Ken Prag Collection Est. $30-60 HWAC# 85119 Lot# 6349 1922 Louisville & Nashville Terminal Stock Unlisted #28 995 shares 1922 signed by President Illegible. I/C. Ken Prag Lot# 6343 Lake Huron and Northern Ontario Railway Stock Collection Est. $60-120 HWAC# 84935 Unissued #1002. Ken Prag Collection Est. $20-30 HWAC# 85118 Lot# 6350 Louisville City Rail Way Co 600 shares of Louisville City Lot# 6344 Lehigh and Hudson River Railway Stock Unissued. Ken Rail Way Co. cert # 773 dated March 22, 1889. Gray border, signed by Prag Collection Est. $30-50 HWAC# 85103 president and secy. Nice condition. Vignette: Horse-drawn trolley with town in background. Assigned. Printed: Jacques Sandmeyer Litho NY. Lot# 6345 Lehigh Valley Railroad Co 4 cancelled General Louisville Railway Co was a streetcar and interurban rail operator in Consolidated Mortgage Gold Bonds for Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. (2 Louisville, Kentucky. Originally under name Louisville City Railway in @ $5,000, 1 @ $1,000, 1 @ $10,000). Principal due 2003, interest 1859 as a horsecar operator before acquiring other companies. It was payable May 1 and November 1. Trustee certificates - Girard Trust renamed in 1880 after merger of all Mule operations as the Louisville Co. Raised seal. Printed: American Bank Note Co. Vignette of train Railway Company. Est. $50-150 HWAC# 106045 leaving station with workers on side track on top center of certificate. Bottom center has oval with United States of America around outside Lot# 6351 Louisville Railway Stocks, 3 Different Unissued #996. with allegorical figure inside. Colored border around certificate. Est. I/C-orange #1172 1891, green #2726 1895. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-100 HWAC# 105188 $35-60 HWAC# 84931 Lot# 6352 Lowell Horse Rail Road Co. Cancelled Lowell Horse Rail Road Co.stock issued to Leo N. Kennedy of Syracuse on Dec 10, 1867. Each share $30. Signed by secretary. Black border. Inc. 1863. Vignette: Horse-drawn cable car - top of certificate, train on track - bottom of certificate. Printed: Ferd Mauer & Co. Litho. 96 Fulton St. NY. Lowell’s 1st horse-drawn street car at its’ completion in 1864. Merged with Lowell & Dracut St Railway in 1891 to become Lowell & Suburban St. Railway Co. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 106188 Lot# 6353 Lowell Horse Railroad Co Cancelled 20 shares @ $50 each of Lowell Horse Rail Road Co. certificate # 129 issued to John A. Goodwin of Lowell on April 30, 1868. Inc. 1863. Signed by pres and secy. Black border. Adhesive RN stamp. Vignette: Top center of horse- drawn trolley car and bottom center steam engine train on tracks. Printed: Ferd Mayer & Co. Litho., 96 Fulton St., New York. In 1901 Lynn & Boston Railroad Co. bought Lowell’s streetcar lines. That was reorganized as the Boston & Northern Street Railway Co. Est. $50- 100 HWAC# 106050 Lot# 6346 Lehigh Valley Railroad Co / Transit Co. 4 different Lot# 6354 Maine Central Railroad Co 3 cancelled common stock types of cancelled Lehigh Valley Railroad Co & Transit Co. (total of certificates for Main Central Railroad Co. Boston, MA for $100 each 36 certificates including 1 void.) Inc. in Commonwealth of PA. Three with train yard vignette on top center, raised brown seal and brown certificates with RN stamps (1 on both sides). Three have vignettes border, countersigned and registered. Incorporated state of Maine. 1) railroad engine in oval and bearded man 2) 2 allegorical women Printed: American Bank Note Co., Boston. Incorporated under the on either side of shield with train 3) top center allegorical women laws of the State of Maine. 1) Cancelled 100 shares certificate #C970 with wings and staff. Lehigh Valley Railroad was one of several dated Nov. 19, 1926 issued to J. W. Bowen & Co., Assigned to Percy V. railroads built in the NE US mainly to carry anthracite coal. Printed: Hill on Dec 6, 1926. 2) Cancelled 8 shares certificate #CF7920 dated American Bank Note Co (3), New York Bank Note Co.(1) Located in Jan 28, 1927 issued to Hayden, Stone & Co., Boston, MA Assigned to New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. Years of operation 1846 Frank C. Deering, Saco, Maine on Feb 21, 1927. 3) Cancelled 20 shares - 1976. 1 3rd Mortgage $250 7 % loan cert #9 North Lebanon Rail certificate CF8008 dated Feb. 10, 1927 issued to Hayden, Stone & Co., Road Co. including 2 voided coupons issued March 1, 1858. Signed by Boston, MA . Assigned Lloyd B. Fenderson on Feb 24, 1927. Est. $60- President, Secretary and 3 Trustees. Grey border. Vignette of train on 100 HWAC# 105160 track heading into town as it goes around a mountain. Est. $100-150 Lot# 6355 1858 Malden and Melrose Railroad Co Stock I/C #64 HWAC# 105189 to Rice 5 shares. Signed by President Eames. An early horse drawn railroad incorporated in 1854. Left toning. Prag Collection. Est. $50- 100 HWAC# 83227 Lot# 6356 1895 Maryland Trust Company Bond Certificates for The Georgia and Alabama Railway 10 total certificates. All are unsigned and cancelled; in very good condition, some discoloration. Prag Collection. Est. $35-70 HWAC# 79653 Lot# 6347 Lewiston, Nezperce and Eastern Railroad Stock Unissued and unlisted #256. Ken Prag Collection Est. $30-40 HWAC# 84957 428 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6357 Metropolitan Railroad Co 50 cancelled shares of DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Metropolitan Railroad Co stock cert. # 11469 @ $50 each. Black border and raised company seal.. Signed by president and treasurer. Lot# 6363 New Orleans Railroad Stocks & Bonds 16 cancelled Assigned. Vignette: Nice horse drawn cable car with driver and New Orleans Railroad Co. 16 cancelled stock certificates of New passengers. Printed: Walker, Young & Co, 43 Kilby St. Boston. Orleans Railroads. New Orleans Great Northern Co. (13). Incorp. Metropolitan’s charter was granted in 1853. Gave them a line running in Mississippi, brown border, company seal. Vignette of train in top between Wash/Boylston to Eliot Square, Roxbury. 20 other lines center of certificate. Registered and countersigned. printed: Security were granted by the cities of Roxbury and Boston to the Metropolitan Bank Note Co. Phila. Revenue stamps. Assigned. Headquarters: during it’s life-span, making them the most significant. Est. $50-100 Bogalusa, LA. Operated from 1906 - 1933, predecessor East Louisiana, HWAC# 106046 successor Gulf Mobile & Northern. Route was from Jackson, MS to New Orleans, LA and operated on 284.6 miles. New Orleans Mobile and Lot# 6358 Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Stock (3) 3 Unissued. Chicago Railroad Co. (1), Inc under the laws of Alabama, Mississippi Purple, black stocks. Olive scrip cert for stock.”T American Class I and Tennessee, green border, company seal. Vignette of rail yard with railroad that built and operated lines radiating south and west from trains top center of certificate. Registered and countersigned. Printed: Minneapolis, Minnesota for 90 years from 1870 to 1960. The railway’s American Bank Note Co. NY. Assigned. Headquarters: Mobile, AL. In most important route was between Minneapolis and Peoria, Illinois; operation 1909 - 1917. Predecessor by Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City a second major route extended from Minneapolis into eastern South and Gulf & Chicago. Successor: Gulf, Mobile & Northern. New Orleans Dakota, and other trackage served various areas in north-central and Northeastern Railway Co.Registered Refunding and Improvement Iowa and south-central Minnesota. The M&StL was founded in 1870, Mortgage, Gold Bond, 4-1/2% Due Jan 1, 1952. Corporate Trustee’s and expanded through line construction and acquisition until the Certificate. (2) blue border, company seal. Vignette of rail yard with early 20th century. Most of the railway’s routes saw only relatively insert of mother bird feeding babies. Printed; American Bank Note Co. light traffic, and consequently the company’s financial position was Class I railroad in Louisiana and Mississippi. Railroad operated 196 frequently precarious; the railroad operated under bankruptcy miles of road from its completion in 1883 until it was absorbed by the protection between 1923 and 1943.” from wikipedia. Prag Collection. Alabama Great Southern Railroad subsidiary of the Southern Railway Est. $50-100 HWAC# 83252 in 1969. Est. $140-200 HWAC# 105209 Lot# 6359 1890-1919 Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Co. Lot# 6364 New York & New Haven Railroad Co Unissued $1,000 Stock Certificates Lot of 30. Issued 1890-1919, all punch cancelled. Only Mortgage Bonds, cert # 438 with 40 coupons payable 1885. Green, blue, or orange borders, vignettes of locomotive (left) and Printed: E.B. Clayton’s Sons, 157 Pearl St., N.Y. Railroad operated in the railroad worker shoveling coal into furnace (right). Franklin Bank New England region of the US from 1872 to 1968. Dominated region’s Note Co. Creases, some toning/soiling. 7.25 x 11.25” Created in 1865 rail traffic for first half of the 20th century. Line went bankrupt in as the Union Pacific Railway, Southern Branch, this company was an 1935. Reorganized and reduced in scope went bankrupt again in extensive rail network in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri. In 1961. In 1969 merged with the Penn Central system. Est. $60-150 1988, it merged with the Missouri Pacific Railroad and is now part HWAC# 105169 of Union Pacific Railroad. Ken Prag Collection Est. $150-250 HWAC# 107353 Lot# 6365 New York 7 Oswego Midland Rail Road Cancelled $500 bond for State of New York, New York & Oswego Midland Railroad Co. Lot# 6360 Missouri, Kansas and Texas Extension Co. 1 share @ cert. #335 with 13 coupons issued Jan 1, 1868. Payable July 1, 1888 at $100 each of Missouri, Kansas and Texas Extension Co # 1130 issued American Exchange National Bank, NYC at 7% per annum. Signed by to William Whitewright. Black border, countersigned. Vignette of 3 trustees. Printed: Corlies, Macy & Co., Stationers, 33 Nassau St. NY. train traveling through town top of certificate, star in oval bottom Vignette of train center top, 3 cows right top, allegorical women left center of certificate. Missouri, Kansas and Texas Extension Railway side, frame on left center and allegorical man with staff and women Co., chartered on July 28, 1877, as Denison and Southeastern Railway with scale besides shield bottom left. Black border. Est. $60-150 Co. Name changed March 23, 1880. Planned to run 50 miles between HWAC# 105170 Denison and Greenville and 150 miles between Denison and Belknap. Completed the 32 miles from Whitewright to Greenville before being Lot# 6366 New York Central Railroad Co stocks & bonds 55 acquired by the Missouri, Kansas and Texas on Nov. 26, 1881. Became cancelled N.Y. Central Railroad Co. stock certificates. Signed President part of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Co. of Texas on Nov. 18, and Treasurer (or Assistant General Treasurer and Vice President). 1891. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 106310 Corporate seal bottom left, photograph top center in oval. Brown, blue or orange border. Registered and Countersigned. Inc. under the laws of Lot# 6361 Monon Railroad 39 stock certificates for Monon Railroad, Delaware. Half Assigned. Printed: American Bank Note Co. 5 cancelled incorp. under the laws of Indiana. Seal bottom center of certificate, $1,000 bonds - 2nd Equipment Trust of 1966 5-3/8% Equipment border. Vignette top center of male allegorical figure holding a figure Trust Certificates, Par value payable June 15, 1973. Printed: Security- and female allegorical figure holding a globe. Signed by secretary Columbian Bank Note Co. Railroad mainly operating in Great Lakes and president. Registered and countersigned. Monon Railroad an region of US. Primarily connected greater New York and Boston in the American railroad that operated mainly within the state of Indiana. east with Chicago and St. Louis in the Midwest with intermediate cities Merged in 1971 into the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. In 1970 it of Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Detroit. Headquartered in operated 540 miles of road on 792 miles of track and reported 1,320 New York Central Building next to Grand Central Terminal. Established million ton-miles of revenue freight with no passenger-miles. Printed: in 1853, consolidating several railroad companies. In 1968 the NYC Security Banknote Co. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 105201 merged with Pennsylvania Railroad, to form Penn Central which went bankrupt in 1970 and merged into Conrail in 1976. Conrail was broken Lot# 6362 Nashville Railroad Dealer Lots 7 Nashville & Decatur up in 1998 with portions of its system transferred to CSX and Norfolk Railroad Co (with raised seal). Vignette of train in city in middle of Southern Railway. End of 1925, the NYC operated 11,584 miles of road certificate and girl with straw on bottom right of certificate. Green and 26,395 miles of track; at the end of 1967 the mileages were 9,696 border. Signed by Secretary and President. Assigned. RN stamps on miles and 18,454 miles. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 105174 1 certificate. Printed: Brandon Printing Co. Nashville. 8 Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway stock certificates @ $100 each. Lot# 6367 New York Railroad Stocks 19 stock & 1st Mortgage Gold Registered and countersigned. Red border. Signed by Executive Vice Bond for Peoria and Peking Terminal Railway w/46 coupons. Stock president and secretary. Vignette of 2 trains on track at station top includes: New York, Westchester and Connecticut Traction Co, New center of certificate. Assigned. Printed: American Bank Note Co. NY. York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad (2),Nassau Electric Railroad Co, Est. $100-120 HWAC# 105202 Manhattan Transit Co (2), New York, Providence & Boston Rail Road Co (3), Manhattan Transit Co, New York Central Sleeping Car Co (3), Nassau Electric (7) . Est. $150-200 HWAC# 105164 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 429

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6368 New York Railway Corp. Stocks Cancelled 11 stock Lot# 6371 Northern Pacific Railroad Co The Northern Pacific certificates of New York Railways Corp. Red (5) and green (6) raised Railway was a transcontinental railroad that operated across the company seal bottom center of certificate. Vignette of street car top northern tier of the western United States, from Minnesota to the center of certificate. Red border (5) green border (6). Registered and Pacific Northwest. It was approved by Congress in 1864 and given countersigned. Signed Vice President and Assistant Secretary. Inc. nearly forty million acres (62,000 sq mi; 160,000 km2) of land grants, under laws of New York State. 1 with RN stamps. 8 assigned. Cancelled which it used to raise money in Europe for construction. Construction 6 New York Railways Corp.certificates Stock Trust Certificate for began in 1870 and the main line opened all the way from the Great Preferred Stock wo par value. Orange border. Vignette of street car Lakes to the Pacific when former President Ulysses S. Grant drove in top center of certificate. Printed: American Bank Note Co. Signed the final “golden spike” in western Montana on September 8, 1883. The Assistant Cashier and Assistant Secretary. Assigned. Cancelled 15 New railroad had about 6,800 miles (10,900 km) of track and served a large York Railways Corp. stock Trust Certificate for Preferred Stock w/o area, including extensive trackage in the states of Idaho, Minnesota, par value. Vignette of street car top center of certificate. Green border. Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, Washington, and Wisconsin. In All but 2 assigned. 2 with RN stamps. Signed by assistant secretary addition, the NP had an international branch to Winnipeg, Manitoba, and assistant treasurer. 5 N.Y. State Railways. Green raised company Canada. The main activities were shipping wheat and other farm seal middle bottom of certificate. Green border. $100 par value each. products, cattle, timber, and minerals; bringing in consumer goods, Vignette of street car on track on top right of certificate and shield on transporting passengers; and selling land. The Northern Pacific was left side between 2 allegorical women with eagle on top. Registered headquartered in Minnesota, first in Brainerd, then in Saint Paul. It and countersigned. 2 assigned. 3 N.Y. Railways Participation Corp - 2 had a tumultuous financial history; the NP merged with other lines in cancelled, 1 unissued. Brown border with street car vignette on top 1970 to form the Burlington Northern Railroad, which became BNSF center. 2 assigned. All Printed: American Bank Note Co. NY. New York Railway in 1996. Assigned. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 106428 Railways Co operated street railways in Manhattan, New York City between 1911 and 1925. Company went into receivership in 1919 Lot# 6372 1800’s Old Colony Railroad Company - Massachusetts and control was passed to the New York Railways Corp. in 1925. All 8 certificates total; 1847-1850. All i/c. All in very good condition. Est. of its remaining lines were replaced with bus routes. Est. $100-150 $85-140 HWAC# 79615 HWAC# 105175 Lot# 6373 Old Colony Railroad Company SPECIMEN - Lot# 6369 New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Co 72 Massachusetts 1 specimen unissued and cancelled. In very good cancelled stock certificates for New York, Chicago and St. Louis condition, nice mint green color, small tear at top. American Bank Note Railroad Co. stock. 10 certificates have RN stamps on back side. Printer Company certificate. Prag Collection. Est. $70-140 HWAC# Bottom center have different color seals. Different certificates have 79612 vignette on top center with man on one side, women on the other with “Nickel Rate Road” sign in middle on round disk others have vignette Lot# 6374 1890 Old Colony Railroad Company Stock Certificate of train in station. Countersigned and Registered. Printed: Columbian - Massachusetts 6 total certificates. All datelined 1890. All black and Bank Note Company or American Bank Note Company. Signed by white and in good condition. i/c. 4% bond white paper. Printed by the president and treasurer. or assistant treasurer and vice-president. American Bank Note Printer Company. Unlisted in Cox. Prag collection. New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad was a railroad operating Est. $140-200 HWAC# 79620 in mid-central US, nicknamed “Nickel Plate Rd.” Served in the states of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Missouri. Its Lot# 6375 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. 78 cancelled stock certificates primary connections included Buffalo, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, for Pennsylvania Railroad Co at $50 each. Vignette top center of Indianapolis, St. Louis, and Toledo. Constructed in 1881 along the state seal (69) and train tracks with trains through mountains (9). South Shore of the Great Lakes connecting Buffalo and Chicago to Company seal bottom center. Registered and countersigned. Signed compete with Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway. In 1964 by president and secretary. Border in green or orange. Company the New York, Chicago and St Louis Railroad and several other mid- started 1846. Largest railroad by traffic and revenue in U.S. in 1st half western carriers were merged into Norfolk and Western Railway. The of 20th century. by end of 1925 operated 10,515 miles of rail line. profitable N&W was combined with Southern Railway to form Norfolk In 1920’s carried three times the traffic of other railroads of same Southern Corporation in 1982. At end of 1960 it operated 2,170 miles length except for NY Central. Onetime largest publicity traded corp. of road on 4,009 miles of track. It reported 9758 million net ton-miles in world. Employed 250,000 people with a budget bigger then the US of revenue freight and 41 million passenger-miles. Est. $100-150 government. Stock dividends paid for over 100 year. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 105171 HWAC# 105186 Lot# 6370 New York, Ontario and Western Railway Co. Cancelled Lot# 6376 People’s Passenger Railway Co. of Philadelphia 3 20 stock certificates for New York, Ontario and Western Railway Co. cancelled stock certificates for People’s Passenger Railway Co of $100 each. 10 have vignette of train on tracks, other 10 have map Philadelphia - state of Pennsylvania. Raised seal on bottom center of surrounded by train on one side and ship on other. Border of orange, certificate. Inc. 1873. Signed by president and treasurer. Shares $25 brown or gray. All except 1 assigned. Signed by president and treasurer each. Assigned. 2 certificates have vignette on top center of horses (or assistant treasurer) (or transfer agent and vice-president). with eagles above a seal. Founded in 1875 by consolidating number Printed: American Bank Note Co., NY. The New York, Ontario and of Philadelphia Trolley Lines. Sold to the People’s Traction Co in 1893. Western Railway was a regional railroad beginning in 1868 and ran Est. $60-100 HWAC# 105187 until its liquidation on March 29, 1957 by a US bankruptcy judge. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 105173 Lot# 6377 1890’s Peoples Traction Company of Philadelphia Stock Certificates 26 total certificates. 5 are green, 21 are orange. All have some water stains but in good condition. All i/c. Est. $140-200 HWAC# 79621 Lot# 6378 1800’s Peoria, Decatur & Evansville Railway Company Stock Certificates 4 total certificates. One of the four is inked in green; signed and cancelled; in very good condition; the other three are unsigned and unissued; in very good condition. Prag Collection. Est. $40-70 HWAC# 78941 430 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6379 Phoenixville, Valley Forge & Strafford Electric Railway DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Uncancelled Phoenixville, Valley forge & Strafford Electric Railway Co 1st Mortgage 5% 30-year Gold Bond. cert. # 602. Brown border and Lot# 6391 Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburgh Rail Road Co 4 raised company seal. Lovely vignette of allegorical man with sword in unissued stock certificates for Rome, Waterown and Ogdensburgh one hand and electric light in other sitting on ledge with electric rail Rail Road Co. Running in state of New York. Black left border. Vignette car in background. Signed by secretary and president. All 58 coupons of training with smoke coming out in top center of certificate. Rome, attached. Printed: Security Bank Note Co. Phila. Nice condition. Est. Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad, nicknamed “The Hojack Line.” $60-100 HWAC# 106436 Operated along the south shore of Lake Ontario, from Niagara Falls, New York to Oswego, New York. Est. $40-80 HWAC# 106423 Lot# 6380 Piitsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Bonds (2) I/C #7896 $1000 5% gold 1925 bond signed by President Lot# 6392 1900’s Rutland Railroad Company Stock Certificates 3 illegible. I/U #32 $1000 5% gold bond 1929 signed by President total certificates. One signed and cancelled, brown color background; South. Prag Collection Est. $50-75 HWAC# 84275 in very good condition, the other two are signed and not cancelled, green background; both in good condition. Prag Collection. Est. $35- Lot# 6381 1883 Pittsburgh, McKeesport and Youghiogheny 40 HWAC# 78749 Railroad Company Stock # 32 A for 20 shares to Thomas Nolau. Names are cancelled and difficult to read. Cancelled. Red ink has run Lot# 6393 Rutland Railway Corporation Based out of Rutland, as part of the cancel. Steam locomotive vignette. This line is associated Vermont, the Rutland Railroad’s beginnings date back to the with William Henry Vanderbilt. Ken Prag Collection Est. $30-45 Champlain and Connecticut River Railroad in 1843. The humble 400- HWAC# 88045 mile long line serviced Vermont and northern New York State up until the early 1960’s, succumbing to a long list of woes from labor issues, Lot# 6382 1898 Poor’s Manual of Railroads Of the US By Henry economic downturn and the loss of industry in the northeastern US. Poor, front cover and spine are detached. 1492pp. Est. $75-200 There are seven, unissued $100 shares in this set. They are tan card HWAC# 53619 stock shares in good to very good condition. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $50-70 HWAC# 78726 Lot# 6383 1854 Portsmouth & Concord Railroad Stock I/U #1412 John Rider 1 share 1854 signed by President Haven? Creases and Lot# 6394 1971 Seatrain Lines, Inc. Seatrain Lines, Inc. 19 toning. Ken Prag Collection Est. $30-60 HWAC# 84905 certificates total, 1970’s; 4 blue, 11 green, 4 red. i/c. Est. $35-60 HWAC# 79604 Lot# 6384 Portsmouth Transit Company (Virginia) There are 14 stocks in this lot; there are eight green trimmed $1.00 shares, Lot# 6395 1860’s Second & Third Street Passenger Railway all unsigned and cancelled as well as six orange trimmed shares of Company Stock Certificates 2 total certificates. Both certificates are $100.00 each, all unsigned and cancelled. The vignette at the top is of signed and canceled by unknown; datelined May 14th, 1863 & 1860. a Bald Eagle on top of a dome with a sailboat to its right and a power Both are in good condition; some discoloration. Prag Collection. Est. plant to the left. All in very good condition, some slight bending of the $35-50 HWAC# 78776 corners. Prag Collection. Est. $35-70 HWAC# 78743 Lot# 6396 1800’s Second & Third Street Passenger Railway Lot# 6385 Pullman Standard Library (4) Beautifully photographed Company Stock Certificates 10 certificates. All are signed and and detailed Pullman books. 4 copies of Vol 13, Union Pacific 1933- cancelled via stamp and and hole punch. Incorporated April 10th, 1937, 216pp Est. $50-75 HWAC# 90614 1858. All in good condition, some fading and discoloration. Prag Collection. Est. $140-200 HWAC# 78757 Lot# 6386 Railroad collection - 8 stocks 8 cancelled railroad stock certificates in good condition with nice vignettes of trains, Lot# 6397 1900’s Second & Third Street Passenger Railway stage coaches and workers. All but 2 assigned. One has two adhesive Company Stock Certificates 87 total certificates. All are signed and RN stamps on back. Includes stock from Reading Co, Delaware, canceled; all in good condition, some discoloration. Prag Collection. Lackawanna & Western Rail Road Co. and Chicago, Rock Island and Est. $275-425 HWAC# 78756 Pacific Railway Co. 3 halftone pictures of 1) train engine in station, 2) flatbed rail car filled with barrels, stage coach with passengers Lot# 6398 Snohomish Valley Railroad - Unissued Bond $1,000 inside an on top 3) Grant Locomotive Works ad with train. Est. $65- 5% Gold Bond 1st Mortgage #2828 30-year Trustee certificate from 70 HWAC# 106434 the Snohomish Valley Railway Co dated Jan. 1, 1906 with 60 coupons. Principal due Jan 1936. Green decorative border. 3 vignettes on top Lot# 6387 Railroad Group - 5 each stocks & bonds Cancelled of certificate 1) View of Snohomish Valley to the left 2) train in oval collection of 5 stocks and 5 bonds for US railroads dated from 1856 in middle 3) woman standing in front of a large tree with a cut away - 1904, covering 11 states (Pennsylvania, Illinois, Kansas, New in bottom center of tree. Printed: Security Bank Note Co., Phila. Est. Mexico, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Arkansas, Tennessee, $50-100 HWAC# 106433 Maine and Oklahoma). 2 have adhesive RN stamps. Many detailed and original vignettes. Bonds all have remaining coupons. Including Lot# 6399 South Boston Railroad Co. Cancelled 1 share at $50 Lackawanna Rail Road, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Co each of South Boston Railroad Co cert. # 3476 issued to Henry D. and Choctaw and Memphis Railroad. Est. $160-250 HWAC# 106200 Hyde on March 21, 1888. Raised company seal, grey border. Signed by president and treasurer. Printed: Mills, Knight & Co Printers. 115 Lot# 6388 1993 Railroad Names Hardcover Reference Book by Congress St., Boston. Assigned. Founded in 1854 and ran horse-drawn Edson 168pp, 1993 third edition. Est. $20-40 HWAC# 76519 trolleys in South Boston. In fall of 1887, railroad acquired by the West End Street Railroad. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 106049 Lot# 6389 1880’s Railroad Stock Certificate Rock Island and Peoria Railway Co. certificate for $5000 bond, on parchment. Number 112, Lot# 6400 South Boston Railroad Company 23 unissued not issued. Large size, 14.5” x 11.5”. Intricate border, great steam $50.00 South Boston Railroad Company stocks; datelined Boston, engine vignette in upper left corner. Reverse side features Trustees Massachusetts; printed by Mills, Knight & Co., in great condition. There Certificate description, ”5000 per 6 Cent First Mortgage” inscription. is 1 issued to Kidder Peadbody & Co. for 15 shares, signed by William Overall excellent condition, a beauty. Est. $35-55 HWAC# 79600 Reed on July 7th 1885. This is a cancelled share; in great condition. Prag Collection. Est. $70-110 HWAC# 78733 Lot# 6390 1900’s Rockford Belt Railway Company Stock Certificates (Illinois) 12 total certificates. All unissued and unsigned. All in very good condition. Prag Collection. Est. $40-70 HWAC# 79628 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 431

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana Lot# 6410 Syracuse Rapid Transit Railway Company There are four shares that have a background with the word “Preferred,” that Lot# 6401 1800’s South Boston Railroad Company Stock have been signed by the companies Secretary, JB Summerfield. They Certificates 60 total certificates. All are signed and cancelled; all in are off-white with olive trim. They are unissued and cancelled via hole good condition, some discoloration and fading. This historic document punch. The vignette is of a electric trolly train stopping for passengers, was printed by Mills, Knight and Company and has an ornate border nice details. There are five shares that are also cancelled but not signed around it. Title in red in two places, stamp frame in the left, lower and have a background with the word, ”Common,” printed on them. corner. Prag Collection. Est. $200-350 HWAC# 78765 They are off-white with orange trim. One has a tear in the right hand corner but all the others are in good condition. Ken Prag Collection. Lot# 6402 South Carolina Central Rail Road Co. Bond Unissued Est. $55-85 HWAC# 78731 $500 South Carolina Central Rail Road Co 1st Mortgage Bond Certificate #224 signed by president with all 57 coupons. Excellent condition - Lot# 6411 1900’s Tarkio Valley Railroad Company & Western 23” x 16-1/2”. Lovely vignette of train on track with steamboats on Railway Construction Company There are two different stocks water in background on top center. Bottom left has small vignette of in this set. The first has 4 shares, which are from the Tarkio Valley train on track and right side has tree in oval with wheat on bottom and Railroad Company; the vignette in the center is of a very detailed flowers on top. Gray border made up of circles. The South Carolina train on the move and is set in a light copper tone with an off-white Central Railroad operates 42 miles of track formerly owned by CSX background, all in very good condition. The second set has 5 shares, all Transportation. Began service in 1987 passed to RailAmerica after but one has been signed by J.C. Fawcett, the president of the company. they bought RailTex in 2000. Carries about 30,000 carloads including Issued in the 1870’s, not cancelled. The center vignette is of a distant materials such as steel and plastics. Est. $50-90 HWAC# 106327 train coming through a western valley with a Bald Eagle in the four front about to take off, great detail and in very good condition. Prag Lot# 6403 South Carolina Railway Company Bond Certificates 4 Collection. Est. $50-70 HWAC# 78735 total bond certificates. All with vignettes of slaves picking cotton and hauling bushels of cotton. All in good condition, some wear and tear. Lot# 6412 1880’s The Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific All i/c. Est. $170-275 HWAC# 79624 Railway Company Stock Certificates 13 total certificates. All signed and cancelled; in very good condition. Prag Collection. Est. $40-55 Lot# 6404 Southeastern Greyhound Lines Stocks(2) Unissued HWAC# 79677 specimens, green and purple. Est. $30-40 HWAC# 79832 Lot# 6413 The Fitchbury stock One Preferred stock for the Fitchbury Lot# 6405 1900’s Southern Railway Equipment Trust Company Railroad Company for Alice U. Pearmaiss, dated Dec 29, 1902, number Stock Certificates 45 total certificates. 26 are ruby red, 8 are deep 34342. A horse-drawn railroad from Boston to Brattleboro, Vermont, blue, 11 are orange in color. All signed anbd canceled; the vignette on via Fitchburg was proposed in 1828] The Charlestown Branch the ruby red certificates has a southern United States map, with all the Railroad was incorporated April 4, 1835, as a short branch from the railways within the Southern Railways territory; very good condition, Boston and Lowell Railroad to Sweet’s Wharf in Charlestown, opening beautifully preserved color and paper. On the blue and orange stock in January 1840. The Fitchburg Railroad was incorporated March 3, shares, the vignette is a photo of a Southern Railway box car; very 1842, to run from Boston to Fitchburg, and bought land next to the good condition. Printed by American Bank Note Printer Company. Charlestown Branch in May 1843. Construction began on May 20, and Prag Collection. Est. $85-140 HWAC# 78770 the first section to Waltham opened on December 20, 1843, operated by the Charlestown Branch until May 1, 1844. Further sections opened Lot# 6406 1853 Springfield, Mount Vernon & Pittsburgh Railroad to Concord June 17, 1844, Acton October 1, 1844, Shirley December Company Stock Certificates 2 certificates total. Both are signed and 30, 1844, and Fitchburg March 5, 1845. The new track next to the not cancelled; both in good condition, some folding lines and some Charlestown Branch opened in August 1844; the Fitchburg Railroad discoloration. Prag Collection. Est. $70-110 HWAC# 78763 leased the Charlestown Branch itself on September 1, 1845, and outright bought the branch on January 31, 1846. In 1848 a new bridge Lot# 6407 Staten Island Midland Railroad Co. bond Unissued and opened, carrying the line from Charlestown to downtown Boston. The cancelled $500 Bond for Staten Island Midland Rail Road Co cert. # original Charlestown terminal was southwest of City Square, west 196 with all 60 coupons attached. Under printed orange revenue of the Warren Bridge (42.370°N 71.063°W). The downtown Boston stamp. Excellent condition. Nice vignettes of 2 allegorical women terminal was on the north side of Causeway Street between Haverhill seated between disk with rising sun and eagle on top, body of water Street and Beverly Street until the North Station union station opened behind them has ships in top center of certificate. Left top has eagle in 1893. In 1854 Henry David Thoreau wrote in his work Walden with spread wings. Right top has a horse-drawn cable car. Staten about his skepticism of the Fitchburg Railroad near Walden Pond. Est. Island Midland Railroad Co is only rapid transit line in Staten Island, $40-75 HWAC# 75845 NY. Construction began in 1884 and rapid transit service started on Feb. 23, 1886. Passenger service ended on March 31, 1953 and freight Images of all lots service ended by 1989. Freight service on the western portion of the available online at line was reactivated in 2005. Est. $70-100 HWAC# 106328 www.FHWAC.com Lot# 6408 1800-1900’s Stockbridge and Pittsfield Railroad Company Stock Certificates 7 total certificates. All are signed and canceled; all are in very good condition, nice blue trim. Unlisted on Cox; Prag Collection. Est. $85-140 HWAC# 78761 Lot# 6409 1800-1900’s Swan Creek Railway Co 4 certificates.1. Three Swan Creek Railway Co Incorp 1906 Tennessee. BROWN, I/C, #12, issued Nov. 28, 1906 ITASB W. L. Mapother, V.P. vignette of dog. Revenue stamp on reverse. Unknown printer. VF. BLACK, I/C, #15 issued Jan. 2, 1917 signed W. L. Mapother, V.P.. Gold seal. vignette eagle. VF. GREEN, I/C, no number, $100 par, embossed seal vignette eagle. Unknown printer. VF. 2. Swan Creek Railway Co. of Toledo Ohio. Incorp Ohio 1875. BLACK, #475, U/U, $100 par shares, vignette 4-4-0 alongside riverboat. Chas. F. Ketchum printer. EF Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-110 HWAC# 105551 432 Bargains & Dealer Specials

Lot# 6414 The Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad Company Two DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Railroadiana stock certificates for The Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad Company 1) 100 shares of The Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad Company, Lot# 6421 1890’s - 1910’s Three different Railway Stocks from number 528, cancelled June 15, 1881 2) Unissued stock for The Flint Pennsylvania and Delaware 6 unissued Western Rapid Transit and Pere Marquette Railroad Company 3) Letter to owner of stock Street Railway Company stocks, 2 unissued Wilmington New Castle advising that the Board of Directors requested common stock replace & Delaware City Railway Company stocks, 1 unissued Union Railway certificate 335 held by Francis Hathaway and Horatio Abathaway Company stock; datelined Chester P.A. 189x, 191x, and 190x; The F&PM was chartered on January 22, 1857 as the Flint and Pere incorporated 1890; Good condition, some water damage and tearing Marquette Railway for the purpose of constructing an east-west in Western Rapid Transit Street Railway co.; cloud and sun vignette on railway line on a route, for which a federal land grant was offered, from Wilmington stock, eagle vignette on Union stock; Ken Prag Collection. Flint, Michigan to Lake Michigan at Pere Marquette (now Ludington, Est. $35-70 HWAC# 78712 Michigan).The early promoters of the road were George M. Dewey and E.H. Hazelton of Flint, with Dewey serving as the first president Lot# 6422 1854 & 1863 Two Different Varieties of Old Colony and of the F&PM. Construction started in 1859 in East Saginaw. A more Fall River Railroad Company Stock Certificates 5 total certificates. energetic management took charge in 1860 when Captain Eber Brock 3 have revenue stamps; all are signed by Alexander Holmes, President Ward of Detroit, a prominent lumberman, vessel owner, and steel and John M. Washburn, Treasurer; all canceled. All in good condition, manufacturer, was elected to the presidency of the F&PM Service small tears and some discoloration. Prag Collection. Est. $70-110 began on January 20, 1862, on the 26.1-mile (42.0 km) section from HWAC# 78772 East Saginaw south to Mount Morris. In December 1864 the F&PM gained access to Detroit via trackage rights over the Flint and Holly Lot# 6423 1840-1870’s Two Types of Fall River RR Company Stock Railroad and the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad.[ Ken Prag Collection Certificates 8 total certificates. 7 Fall River Railroad Corporation; all Est. $75-140 HWAC# 75843 unissued and unsigned; in good condition, some tears and fading. 1 Fall River, Warren and Providence Railroad Company Stock Certificate; Lot# 6415 The Forest City Railway Company stock Ten shares of signed and cancelled; in fair condition. Prag. Collection. Est. $35-70 capital stock The Forest City Railway Company, certificate number HWAC# 79669 998. Signed Mar 14, 1967. Cancelled January 18, 1908. Ken Prag Collection Est. $25-50 HWAC# 75860 Lot# 6424 1800’s Two Varieties of Framingham and Lowell RailRoad Stock Certificates 5 total certificates. 3 are white with Lot# 6416 1900’s The Pittsburgh, Lisbon & Western Railroad blue trim; two of the three have cancelled revenue stamps; all signed Company Stock Certificates 18 total certificates. All are signed and and cancelled; all in very good condition. 2 of the 5 are black and off- canceled by (?); all in very good condition. Vignette of a train leaving white; both unsigned and unissued; both in very good condition. Prag a station, nice deep black color. This railroad followed the North Fork Collection. Est. $40-70 HWAC# 78923 of the Little Beaver Creek and served the towns, Lisbon, Ohio, to New Galilee, Pennsylvania. Prag Collection. Est. $110-200 HWAC# 78773 Lot# 6425 1800’s Union Passenger Railway Company of Philadelphia Unissued 1000 dollar loan from the Union Passenger Lot# 6417 1860’s The Rockford, Rock Island and St. Louis Railway Company of Philadelphia; datelined Philadelphia 18xx; Railroad Company Bond Certificates 1 bond certificate. It was printed by American Bank Note Co.; two vertical creases in bond, signed by (?) and cancelled; datelined October 23rd, 1868; District of corners/edges great; green back print; Ken Prag Collection. Est. $30- Illinois. This bond certificate states, “First Mortgage Bond, Convertible 40 HWAC# 78706 & Payable in Gold.” It has a green background with orange accents on the right and left side of the certificate; it also has a mint green seal in Lot# 6426 1900’s Various Utica Railroad Company Stocks Two the right corner; very good condition, some tearing and discoloration. unissued Utica, Clinton and Binghamton Rail Road Company stocks, Prag Collection. Est. $55-70 HWAC# 78775 one unissued Utica and Mohawk Valley Railway Company stock, four unissued and cancelled Utica Belt Line Street Railroad Company Lot# 6418 1868 The Rockford, Rock Island and St. Louis Railroad Stocks; datelined Utica N.Y. 1894-19xx; Incorporated 1868; Great Company Bond Certificates 2 bond certificates. Both are signed and condition, slight corner bending; carriage and trolley vignette; Ken canceled; very vivid colors, both in very good condition, one fold in the Prag Collection. Est. $40-70 HWAC# 78703 center; vignettes of a train and another in the right corner of a train moving over two men mining. Prag Collection. Est. $200-350 HWAC# Lot# 6427 Vicksburg, Sheveport & Pacific Railway Company 78764 stock The Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railway (May 1, 1901, to December 31, 1926) was chartered as the Vicksburg, Shreveport, & Lot# 6419 The Toledo and Ohio Central Railway Company There Texas Railroad Company with an east and west division on April 28, are 8 preferred shares; each one was worth $100. Datelined Toledo, 1853, to be a link, via a transfer boat, between Vicksburg, Mississippi, Ohio; printed by Franklin Bank Note Company in New York. There are Shreveport, Louisiana, and points west. The Confederate Army seized 13 common shares, which also were valued at $100 each. The vignettes the line in 1862 and in 1863 disassembled a large portion. There are on the preferred shares has a close up of a train on the move in the 14 common stock shares in this set. They are all unissued stocks in upper left hand corner. On the upper right hand corner the vignette good to very good condition. Ken Prag Collection. Est. $50-70 HWAC# is of a window covered by a thick curtain. On the common shares, the 78724 vignette in the lower right hand corner is of a woman sewing her shirt that is half on, with one breast showing. The other vignette is in the Lot# 6428 1900’s Warren and Ouachita Valley Railway Stocks 3 top center and it shows a unique looking ram, with white hair on its unissued $100 stocks in Warren and Ouachita Valley Railway, and 1 head. All stock shares are in very good condition. Prag Collection. Est. unissued $50 stock in Warren and Ouachita Valley Railway; datelined $70-110 HWAC# 78734 Warren 190x; printed by Steel-Utmo; Ken Prag Collection. Est. $35-50 HWAC# 78715 Lot# 6420 1800’s-1900’s Three Different New York, Pennsylvania Railroad Stock Certificates 24 total certificates. 6 State Line & Stony Lot# 6429 1880 West Philadelphia Passenger Railway Company Point Railroad Company (NY) Stock Certificates; all unissued and Stock Certificates 2 total certificates. Both are signed and canceled unsigned; in very good condition, Printed by American Bank Note via hole punch. In fair condition; some fading. In numerical order: Co. New York. 15 Schuylkill Valley Navigation and Railroad Company #2393-2394. Prag Collection. Est. $40-70 HWAC# 78767 (PA) Stock Certificates; all unsigned and cancelled via hole punch; all in very good condition. 3 Seaboard Air Line Railway Company; 2 are signed and cancelled, 1 signed and not cancelled; all in very good condition. Prag Collection. Est. $40-70 HWAC# 78943 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 433

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Transportation Lot# 6430 Los Angeles, California 1924-26 Speedway Corporation Lot# 6440 New York Rambler Automobile Company Stock of Los Angeles Stock Certificates Lot of of three issued stocks, Certificates Lot of 10 unissued stocks, two different companies. 1) 1924, 1925. and 1926. None cancelled. Black border and print, green Rambler Automobile Co. of New York. Six stocks. Black border and seal and background, eagle on shield vignette. Folds. 8.5 x 10.5” print, gold seal, allegorical vignette. 2) Rambler Automobile Co. of New The company was authorized to build an auto race course in Culver England. Four stocks. Brown border, black print, vignette of building. City in 1924. 50,000 people attended its opening. [Ref:http://www. 1910s dateline. Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 104186 culvercityhistoricalsociety.org/about/culver-city-timeline/] Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 103508 Lot# 6441 Devils Lake, North Dakota c1900’s Herman’s Devils Lake Line of Steamboats Stocks (25) Approx 25 unissued stocks Ken Prag Lot# 6431 California 1907 Merchants Steamship Co Stock I/U #14 Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 105640 National Steamship Co 14 shares 1907. Signed by President Strong. Inc in 1903. Prag Collection. Est. $25-50 HWAC# 83461 Lot# 6442 Toledo, Ohio 1921-22 Willys Corporation Stock Certificates Lot of 6, two different varieties (brown or orange Lot# 6432 Nampa, Idaho Nampa Automobile Co. Stock Certificates borders), issued 1921-22, signed by the asst. secretary, all punch Lot of 4 unissued, though one is signed by the president and secretary. cancelled. From 1912 to 1918, Willys was the second-largest producer Inc. in Idaho. The stocks feature a black border, gold seal, and eagle of automobiles in the United States after Ford Motor Company. Willys vignette. Printed by Goes. 8.5 x 10.5” Very good condition. The only acquired the Electric Auto-Lite Company in 1914 and in 1917 formed mention we could find of this company was in an Oct. 5th, 1919 Salt the Willys Corporation to act as his holding company. Known for Lake Tribune article about a Boise Auto Show. The Nampa Automobile military and civilian Jeeps. Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# Co. displayed five and seven-passenger Columbia Six and Auburn 103507 Beauty Six. HF Irwin and JL Alvord are in charge. Ken Prag Collection Est. $50-100 HWAC# 104246 Lot# 6443 Utah Utah Rapid Transit Co. Bond Rare $1000 6% 20 year bond, #1198. Signed by president Bigelow. Streetcar vignette and Lot# 6433 Chicago, Indiana Indiana Northwestern Traction winged angel. 15” x 10.25”. Red colored detail. Est. $100-250 HWAC# Company Bond coupons Not in Cox 1998. Electric train vignette. 52643 Signed by president. 14.5” x 9.5”. Rare. #4016. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 52275 Lot# 6444 Air Ferries and Helicopter Stocks Approx 2 Island Air Ferries and 20 Berlin Doman Helicopter stocks Ken Prag Collection Lot# 6434 Indianapolis, Indiana Cole Motor Car Company Stock Est. $100-200 HWAC# 105645 Certificates Lot of three unissued temporary stock certificates. Consecutive certificates 244-246, green border and background, black Lot# 6445 Airline Engine and Instruments Stocks Approx 35 print. Signed by president Cole and the secretary. Punch cancelled. stocks from Curtiss Wright, Fairchild Engine and Airplane, Dumont Some toning, soiling. Built luxury cars in Indianapolis from 1908- Airplane & Marine Instruments, Sperry Corp and Sperry Rand Ken 1925. Ken Prag Collection Est. $60-100 HWAC# 104187 Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 105646 Lot# 6435 Detroit, Michigan 1949-1953 Hudson Motor Car Company Lot# 6446 Alaska Transportation and Development Company Stock Certificates Lot of 10. Three different varieties (green, blue, Twenty-five shares of Alaska Transportation and Development Co, orange borders) with vignette of the car factories. All punch cancelled. number 1215, issued to Oscar Washburnes, dated September 20, Hudson Motor Car Co. made Hudsons and other brand automobiles in 1897. Signed by R M Patterson, Vice President. Unlisted in Hanscom. Detroit, MI., from 1909 - 1954. Hudson merged with Nash-Kelvinator Ken Prag Collection. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 83633 Corporation in 1954 and formed American Motors (AMC). Hudson name used through the 1957 model year, then discontinued. Ken Prag Lot# 6447 1900-1987 Automobile Bond & Stock Certificate Collection Est. $200-300 HWAC# 104429 Collection Lot of 15. Includes: Pennsylvania Motor Co. (1900); Moore Motor Vehicle Co. (3 stocks, 1918); Malibu Grand Prix Corp. ( 5 stocks, Lot# 6436 Lakeview, Michigan Seymour Ford-Mercury, Inc. Stock 1984-87); Northway Motors Corp (1920);General Motors Corp. (3 Certificates Lot of 19 unissued stocks, including one stamped bonds, 1954); and General Motors Corp. (2 stocks, 1971-72). Please Specimen. Inc. in Michigan. Green border, black print, eagle vignette. inspect. Ken Prag Collection Est. $150-300 HWAC# 104431 Crisp and clean. 7.5 x 11” Ken Prag Collection Est. $40-80 HWAC# 104430 Lot# 6448 Automobile Companies 1) Kaiser-Frazer Corp (1947– 1951 partnership between automobile executive Joseph W. Frazer and Lot# 6437 Lansing, Michigan 1921-25 Durant Motors Inc. Stock industrialist Henry J. Kaiser. In 1947, acquired automotive assets of Certificates Lot of 4 stocks, issued 1921-1925. Brown border, black Graham-Paige. Kaiser-Frazer was only new US automaker to become print, and allegorical vignette of two angels holding the company logo. successful after WWII. When Frazer left in 1951, became Kaiser Motors ABN. Folds, creases, some toning. 7.5 x 11.5” Established in 1921 by Corp., continuing until 1955. 100 shares certificate # 51565. Inc. Aug former General Motors CEO William “Billy” Durant. Operated until 9, 1945 in Nevada for $1 each share. Printed: Security Banknote Co. 1931 in Lansing, MI. Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 104209 Brown border, signed by president and secretary, registered and counter signed. 2) CD 5 shares, cert # 224, orange border, issued Lot# 6438 Bayonne, New Jersey 1926 Car Lighting & Power Company to Fred O. Gardiner on Mar. 1, 1921. Signed by Assist. Secy. Printed: Stock Certificates Lot of 6. Inc. in Maine. All are issued to Nicholas F. Republic Bank Note. Co. Pittsburgh, PA. Willys Corp manufactured Kaiser in 1926. Signed by vice-president Rice and treasurer O’Connor. military jeeps and models for civilians, founded May 31, 1908 by John Not cancelled. Purple border, black print, interesting vignette of two Willys. Merged into Kaiser Jeep and went out of business Aug. 26, allegorical figures flying, one pushing a wheel, both carrying lights. 1963. 3) A receipt from Apperson Bros. Auto. Co.for parts issued to Printed by ABN. 7.5 x 11.25” Very good. Ken Prag Collection Est. $50- Walter H. Pemberton. Little Rock, AR on Mar 1, 1922. Apperson was 100 HWAC# 104188 a brand of American automobile manufactured from 1901 to 1926 in Kokomo, Indiana. Est. $40-50 HWAC# 106203 Lot# 6439 Rutherford, New Jersey 1920-21 Sterling Tire Corporation Stock Certificates Lot of 6, two different varieties. Issued 1920-1921, Lot# 6449 1917-1972 Automobile Stock Certificate Group Lot of none cancelled. Five have a brown border and allegorical vignette. The 24. Included: Rickenbacker Motor Company (1927); Ruggles Motor other is a plainer style with a green border and background. All signed Company (6 unissued); Standard Car Construction Company (two by the vice president (Baster) and treasurer (Miller). Good condition. issued in 1917); Hudson Motor Car Company (1954); and Recreational Ken Prag Collection Est. $50-100 HWAC# 104277 Vehicles, Inc. (14 issued in 1972). Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-300 HWAC# 107311 434 Bargains & Dealer Specials

DAY 5 Monday, July 15 Transportation Lot# 6450 1916-1978 Automobile Stock Certificate Group Lot Lot# 6458 1918-1987 Miscellaneous Auto Stock Certificates Lot of 14. Includes: Ben-Hur Motor Company (two issued in 1916, gold of 11. Includes: Moore Motor Vehicle Company (1918); Malibu Grad car vignette); American Austin Car Company, Inc. (two temp. certs. Prix Corporation (3 stocks, 1984-87); Northway Motors Corp. (1919); issued in 1929); General Motors Corp. (1978, cxl, futuristic vignette); Placer Motor Sales Corp. ( 3 stocks, 1924-25); and McPhee Motor Co. Continental Motors Corp. (5 issued 1958-62, vignette of car engine); of Roanoke, Virginia (3 unissued). Please inspect. Ken Prag Collection and Danhof Chevrolet, Inc. (4 unissued, eagle vignette). Please inspect. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 104420 Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-300 HWAC# 107365 Lot# 6459 Modern Maritime Stocks Approx 25 modern maritime Lot# 6451 1900-1930 Automobile Stock Certificate Group Lot of stocks-Exxon, Hartman Marine, US Lines, US Freight and more Ken 14, most different. Included: Wyoming Nash Sales Inc. (unissued); Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 105595 Western Autowash, Ltd. (1930 and unissued); Vulcan Motor Axle Corp. (2 different, 1920); Trio Motor Repair & Auto Body Works, Lot# 6460 1937-1954 Nash-Kelvinator Corporation Stock Inc. (unissued); Trenam Tractor Co. (1917); Western Nevada Stages, Certificates Lot of 21, two different varieties. Issued 1937-1954, plus Inc. (unissued); Winslow Motor Carriage Co. (1900); Waterville one Specimen. Inc. in Maryland. Either blue or brown border with an Auto Co. (1916); Vegalene Motor Fuel Co. (1926); Universal Aero- allegorical/industrial vignette. Printed by ABN. Punch cancelled. 7 Transportation Co. (1916); Trailmobile Co. (specimen); and Wisconsin x 11” Formed in 1937 by the merger of Nash Motors and Kelvinator Automotive Corp. bond (1923). Poor to good condition. Please inspect. Appliance Company. Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 104238 Ken Prag Collection Est. $140-250 HWAC# 104438 Lot# 6452 Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Co Stocks (2) 2 Lot# 6461 1915 Pacific Auto Supply Stock I/U #12 WJ Elmendorf unissued and c. 1800’s New Haven Steamship Co unissued receipt. 1 share, 1915. Revenue stamp. Nice re auto vignette inside gold seal. Prag Collection. Est. $25-40 HWAC# 83361 Est. $35-70 HWAC# 79854 Lot# 6453 1920 Elgin Motor Car Stock I/U #31721 Anna Glawatz 3 Lot# 6462 1916 Paddison Automatic Window Screen Stock I/U # shares, 1920. Allegorical woman with star on her head vignette. Est. 29 Agnes Winzel 150 shares, 1916. Signed by Paddison. Hand written $40-85 HWAC# 79922 corrections. Est. $35-50 HWAC# 79846 Lot# 6454 1916 Elgin Motor Car Stock I/U #6598 Albert La Huis Lot# 6463 1905 Rapid Transit Stock Car Stock I/U #31 Isabel 20 shares, 1916. “The Elgin automobile was manufactured by Elgin Prentice 100 shares, 1905. Folds and several holes. Est. $35-70 Motor Car Corporation in Argo, Illinois, from 1916 to 1923, and by HWAC# 79917 Elgin Motors, Inc., in Indianapolis from 1923 to 1924. Elgin Motor Car Corporation was formed in 1916 by several executives from the Lot# 6464 1929-1938 Six Different Auto Stock Certificates Lot of Elgin Watch Company. The company was based on the former New 6 different. Included: Nash-Kelvinator Corporation (1938, punch cxl, Era Motor Car Company of Joliet. Upon being taken over, the erstwhile allegorical vignette); Ohio Automobile Co. (unissued 190-, punch cxl, company was moved in its entirety to Elgin, where the new company vignette of driver); Packard Motor Car Company (two different issued had a 210,000 square foot factory waiting on 13 acres.[1] This would in 1929, punch cxl, allegorical vignette); Pickwick Corporation (1930, allow room for future expansion. The Elgin achieved success in the not cxl, allegorical vignette); and Peerless Motor Car Corporation Midwest endurance races in which it was entered. Advertising slogans (1929, punch cxl, allegorical vignette). Please inspect. Ken Prag included “The Car of the Hour” and “Built Like A Watch”, alluding to the Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 104249 roots of the founders. Dividends of 10% paid in stock in July 1916 and cash dividends of 5% in July 1920 proved so popular with stockholders Lot# 6465 1941 Southern Coach Lines Stock #1(2) 2 I/C. Green that stockholder meetings had to be held in a tent.[2] Sales of over $7 #1 Equitable Securities 33000 shares(torn and tape), Orange #1 John million in 1920 made that year the company’s best ever. The recession King 6500 shares(tattered top). Est. $35-70 HWAC# 79831 of the early 1920s damaged the company, as it did so many other U.S. auto firms of the time. The company issued $500,000 in bonds to pay Lot# 6466 1917 Sprague Tire & Rubber Co. Stocks(2) I/U 1917. off loans and for working capital. Elgin Motors, Inc., was formed by Green #3 Robert Lindsay 2 shares, 1917, creases. Brown #3 Robert stockholders in June 1923. J.H. McDuffee, formerly of Willys-Overland Lindsay 1 share, 1917. Signed by Sprague. Creases and chip. Est. $35- and Cole, was chosen as president and general manager. It was at this 70 HWAC# 79829 time that the firm was relocated to Indianapolis. The company moved into the former home of Federal Motor Works. By June of the next year, Lot# 6467 Springfield Transportation Co. Stock (2) I/U. #1 the company was already bankrupt, ending the marque as a whole.” Transportation Securities Corp 5000 shares 1933(fair condition), #2 from wikipedia Est. $70-110 HWAC# 79921 AC Allyn 2500 shares 1943. Est. $35-70 HWAC# 79828 Lot# 6455 1916-1923 Five Automobile Company Stock Certificates Lot# 6468 1933 Steamer Charles O Jenkins Bonds (6) 6 orange Lot of 5. 1) Universal Motors Company (two different, both 1916, not bonds issued 1933. Prag Collection. Est. $50-75 HWAC# 83463 cancelled). 2) Green Motors, Incorporated (1919, not cancelled, five documentary stamps). 3) Winther Motors, Inc. (two issued in 1923, Lot# 6469 1967-1976 Studebaker-Worthington, Inc. Stock not cancelled, allegorical vignette). Fair to good condition. Please Certificates Lot of 17, a few different varieties. Issued 1967-1976. inspect. Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-150 HWAC# 104439 Sixteen of them feature the same vignette of a woman sitting next to a globe. The last is a Studebaker Corp. stock, 1967, with foreign revenue Lot# 6456 1968-69 Ford International Capital Corp. Bonds Lot imprints and a different vignette. Created in 1967 through a merger of 25 issued $1,000 bonds, two varieties (blue or pink border). Four of Studebaker, Wagner Electric and Worthington Corporation. The were issued in 1968, the rest in 1969. All punch cancelled. Vignette of company was in turn acquired by McGraw-Edison in 1979. Ken Prag early automobile and city in the background. Ken Prag Collection Est. Collection Est. $120-200 HWAC# 104185 $150-200 HWAC# 104432 Lot# 6470 1956 Sue Edwards Motor Stock I/U #1 Charles Stone Lot# 6457 1969-1980 Ford Motor Company Stock Certificates 1300 shares, 1956. Signed by Sue Edwards and Charles Stone. 2 small Lot of 26, three varieties. Nineteen are issued (1969-80), seven are tears and folds. Est. $35-55 HWAC# 79819 unissued. All are cancelled. All feature a vignette of Henry Ford next to an early automobile. Please inspect. Ken Prag Collection Est. $200- 300 HWAC# 104433 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 435

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