February 2022 Auction Catalog

49View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 FurnishingsLot# 1387 Blue & White Transferware Candle Holder Set 3 piece candle holder set; With the “Two Temples II, variation Broseley, Reversed pattern” printed in blue underglaze on a bone china . It is taken from an original Chinese Export porcelain painted pattern named “Chinese Shuttered Windows.” This piece is unmarked. The maker is Unknown. Believed to be 19th century. Set includes a round pot measuring 4.5” high, 4” diameter at base, 5” diameter at top edge; a plain, undecorated candle holder that sits inside the pot and holds a candle 2.25” in diameter, and a taper candle holder that can sit alone or sit on top of pot fitting perfectly in lip edge of pot, 4.25” tall or 8” tall sitting in pot. This piece imprinted with a small circle in the center of base. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142401Lot# 1388 Blue & White Transferware Canton Mustache Cup Blue and white transferware Canton mustache mug. Classic pattern. 3.5” tall x 3.25’ diameter at base. Unique cut out handle. Unmarked. No chips or cracks. Mug is unused in like-new condition. This piece came with an incredible collection of Staffordshire blue & white pottery, all 1800s pieces, possibly earlier. Because this piece in unmarked, we cannot date it or attribute it. The shape is unusual and we have not been able to locate one similar in style with the unique cut out handle. The transfer printing is excellent quality in bright, crisp dark blue. Very fine quality and perfect condition. Possibly a reproduction of a 19th Century Chinese export piece. Information on any of the blue and white pieces in this sale is welcomed. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 142411Lot# 1389 Teapot-Ornately Crafted A unique, exquisite, ornately hand-crafted Jade-Green teapot with lid. Excellent condition! Est. $300-600 HWAC# 146813Lot# 1390 Duck, Wildlife, Canine Collectible Plate Groups Duck, Wildlife, Canine Collectible Plate Groups. Three distinct groups of collectible plates, all in original boxes, approximately 7 inches in diameter. This group includes a wildlife series of 8 plates by W.S. George. A duck stamp series of 10 plates by W.S. George. And a duck series of 5 plates by Dominion China Limited. Last group is a canine series made by Knowles with 9 plates. 24 plates total. Est. $200-300 HWAC#144559Lot#1391EntertainmentRelatedCommemorative Plates (16) Entertainment Related Commemorative Plates, 16 different commemorative plates from various makers. All in original boxes with original promotional material. Sound of Music Series, 7 plates by Knowles, 1980s. Group of misc. entertainment related plates by Knowles, Royal Porcelain, Osiris Porcedaid, and W.S. George. This group includes Elvis, Marilyn Monroe, Dr. Zhivago, the Beatles, Indiana Jones, and others. All plates approximately 7 inches in diameter. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 144558Lot#1392RussianCommemorativePlates distributed by Bradford; 1980s Russian Commemorative Plates distributed by Bradford, 16 plates in original boxes with promotional material. 1980s. Made by Kholui Art Studios. 7.5 inch diameter. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 144557Lot# 1393 Nativity Scene Pewter Plate by Anne McGrory This pewter plate in 6 in. in diameter, with the nativity scene, and the star of Bethlehem. Made by the Hudson fine pewter 1988, 282/2500 edition. Includes original box. Est. $50-75 HWAC# 143914Lot# 1394 California Sterling Silver, Vintage Lot (6) Nice antique sterling silver group with a cumulative weight of 25.0 troy ounces of (sterling 925 fine.) This lot consists of a 2 handled cup, 3.5” diameter, 2 small bows or cups at 2.5” diameter, silver tray 10.5” diameter, silver dish 5.5’ x 4 and a flat tray with glass contained ( we did not weigh this piece and assume it is a about 1 ounce of sterling.) All pieces in fine to very fine condition, a nice group. Est. $450-550 HWAC# 145981Lot# 1395 Schooling’s Scale from Eighteenth Century (1) Schooling’s scale. Label partially intact, includes Dec. 1776 date, likely c. 1780s - 1790s. Wooden case. Equal arm balance scales, brass pans, cords intact. Not all weights present. London. Used for measuring coins, bullion, drugs. Rare. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC#143895Lot# 1396 Antique English Pocket Balance c. 1850 Antique balance in elongated oval tin box w/original silk lining inside top cover. Equal arm balance scales, brass pans, cords intact. Not all weights present. No labels or identifying marks on case or scale. Only marking is on the brass weight, 5 on one edge, 8 on the other with a lion hallmark indicating British Assayers Office. c. 1850. Case 5” long, x 2” wide. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 143899Lot# 1397 Parker No.449 Coffee Grinder With original cup. 1917 patent for a “never-slip” adjusting wingnut. Sivonda 184 (#5-67). Macmillan 615.. All original embossed glass. 17h x 6w x 9d. Est. $260-400 HWAC# 140065Lot# 1398Chuck Wagon Coffee Grinder with Box This chuck wagon coffee grinder would have been a camp necessity. Try getting work out of a ranch-hand without having coffee first! Not happening’. This one comes complete with its own transport box. c.1800s. No maker listed. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 143910Lot# 1399 Coffee Grinder board mounted This coffee grinder is wall mounted with the letters “PB” inside a diamond on the handle. The ceramic top is missing. Please see photos for details. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 143906

50February 2022DAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Furnishings Lot# 1400 Coffee Mill, J & E Parker’s #15 Union Mill J & E Parker’s #15 Union Mill coffee mill in near-new, presumably working condition, 7-3/4-inches tall, 5-3/4-inches wide at the top, with a 5-1/2-inch long handle. Mounted on a 10 x 11-inch wooden structure, ready to mount on your wall. Working gears are visible on the back of the wooden panel. Listed in Sivonda pg. 59. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 140074Lot# 1401 Coffee Mill, No. 1 Crystal, Arcade Manfg. Co Arcade Manufacturing Company, No. 1 Crystal Coffee Mill in near-new, working condition, 16 inches tall, 5-inch-diameter top glass, 6-inch handle. It is mounted on a 19 x 7 x 1/2-inch wooden board ready for mounting on your wall. Est. $180-250 HWAC# 140111Lot# 1402 Sitz Coffee Mill Sivonda p.47. 25L x 7w x 9d. Est. $150-400 HWAC# 140098Lot# 1403 Shell Glass Lamp Beautiful piece, refer to photo. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142367Lot# 1404 Fancy Wall Sconces Pair Beautiful wall mounted back bar wall sconces, right and left hands holding oil fonts, very unusual Est. $400-700 HWAC# 142384Lot# 1405 Glass Door Knobs This collection of door knobs includes 5 pair and 8 loose glass knobs. The pairs include a common shaft for mounting. Please see photos for details. Est. $180-250 HWAC# 143911Lot# 1406 Gaitan Mexico Hand Punched Leather Brief Case Gaitan Mexico hand punched brown western brief case. Genuine leather. Featuring intricate floral motifs. Zipper locking. Retractable handles. Two interior compartments on each side of case. 17” x 11”. Used on S1 Ranch in Lakeview, OR. Some stitching along bottom starting to fray but otherwise item is in excellent condition and zipper still fully functional. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 142380Lot# 1407 New York Locking Bag, Vintage, Crouch & Fitzgerald, New York Locking Bag used for carrying coins, paper money, bullion, or mail. Manufactured by Crouch & Fitzgerald, New York. c. 1893 - present. Leather. One handle. Strap with large turning metal buckle lock on top. 20 “ x 13 1/2”. Leather straps on bottom not fully attached. Poor condition. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 146006Lot# 1408 c1900 Swedish Steamer Trunk and 19th Century Textiles Nice Antique Swedish Steamer Trunk with original lining. Top of the with hard wood trim and leather straps. Hard case, exterior covered with Burlap/Fabric adorned with hand-painted, black geometric design. Wonderful curved wood spines secured with brass rivets. Brass plates attached to wood spines on edges to protect corners. Thick leather handle straps secured with metal on ends, one handle is ripped on both ends with center missing, the other is broken in the center but still attached. Trunk measures approximately 3 ft long, 2 ft tall and 21” wide. Heavy duty, top of the line, European steamer trunk of the highest quality. Wear commensurate with age and use. One small section of wood spine on bottom edge is broken and missing. There is a square on the front indicating a label has been removed. The original bronze latches and locks on front need repair but are all present. This trunk was used, but not abused. Expected oxidation of metal. Some moisture staining but clean inside with a few tears to original fabric but no odors. Hinges are firm and secure. Opens and closes firmly. Please see photos. Top of the line and expensive in its day, harkening back to the Golden Age of Ocean Liners, Steam Travel and Luxury Jaunts. Other trunks of similar design and quality are priced high online - this Swedish trunk may have great profit potential. Exterior lettering stenciled on the top and left end, and large black writing on the bottom (designating passenger and number code for luggage, labelled by carrier) Top reads, “W. A. Grebst / Gothenburg / 2. W. G. Mrs.” End label reads: “Mrs. Stella Grebst/Los Angeles, Calif.” with a round sticker from The Savoy Hotel in London. A rectangular sticker on the interior appears to be the manufacturer of the trunk or the fabric lining, or both and is illustrated with a factory in Gothenborg, Sweden and the name John A. Gahme. Printer is Meyer & Kostner. This trunk most likely travelled across oceans by steamship several times. We found voyages for Stella and William Grebst on the Lucitania in 1914, the Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse in 1909 and the Stockholm in 1919. Stella Grebst was born in Boise, Idaho and married Sweden native, William but returned to the U.S. to live with her mother for several years during WWI. It appears the Grebsts travelled quite about between 1900-1920 as other passenger lists between San Francisco, Honolulu, Hong Kong, and Buenos Aries also exist, but oddly, the couple rarely travelled together, instead taking separate steamers and meeting at the destination location. There may be a story here, if time allowed additional research. We’ve included with the trunk some beautiful antique textiles most likely dating to the mid-late 1800s, of the highest quality. 4 pieces including silk drapes, a vividly colored tapestry with fringe edges (beautiful craftsmanship) and a nice example of late 1800 needlepoint probably intended as a chair cushion. These 4 beautiful, antique textiles are all high-end pieces that could only be afforded by the very wealthy at the time they were made. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 141555Lot#1409Japanese Chest with Foot Stand c1920s Bright red chest 28” x 18” x 11” sitting on an elevated fitted floor stand 29” x 20” x 6.” Handles on both ends, 3 ornate designs attachedonboth ends, the front containing 5 oriental style three dimensional designs adhered to the front of the box. Ornate brass locking device. Interior is lined with hide, some stains in rear corner. The hide appears to be hand sewn. This lot also contains a modern mirrored display cabinet about 8 x 8 x12” that is not of oriental origin. Also includes a silk style pillow in salmon color. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 145765

51View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 FurnishingsLot# 1410 Ornate Japanese Chest with Gilt Designs, Footed, 4 Drawer c1920s This stunning chest measures 40” long 20” wide and 18.5” tall. Very ornate high quality 4 drawer footed chest with black enamel coating and intricate gilt(gold) designs of probably Japanese origin. Two drawers 14.5” x 4” at each end of the chest. The two large panels on front and back depict different mountain seashore scenes in a Japanese style of buildings on hillsides and a ship or two. The top has ornate geometric patterns interwoven with floral designs that include what appear to be fish integrated into the flower petals. There is some wear to the edges of one of the large panel sides and some minor discoloration on the top panel from water (?) possibly removable by proper curation. Gorgeous eye appeal! Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 145766Lot# 1411 Allis, Wisconsin Organized Handmade Patchwork Quilt 80” x 60” inscription “hand sewn” on the underside and “Inside square of silk pieces made by John’s Gold & Bashaua Cornwall in west Allis about 1910, mother finished the outer part and we all, John, Mother and I quilted it about 1910-1912. Esther Ellis Soulter. 1948.” Some of the silk pattern pieces have begun to degrade by fabric separation., The colors remain bright and vibrant on this well cared for on this 110 year old American quilt! Est. $200-4000 HWAC# 145767Lot# 1412 Antique Coverlet c1800-1830 Measures 70” x 70” beige pattern with black background. Early American. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 142616Lot# 1413 Large Antique/VintageDentalUnitCompletewithvariousequipment! Made by Ritter Dental Manufacturing Co Rochester NY, approx. 1927 is the latest patented date we see. Model B, serial 2744, 6amp, 60 cycle, 110 volt. This unit is about 6’ tall 4’ across and 12” deep. It has extending and rotating arms for the drill and other items including a light. It appears that the dental tools attach to various hoses are all still present in relatively good condition. The spit sink is present with milk glass. This is quite a vintage dentistry unit which would scare the hell out of anybody in any dentist foyer. Est. $1000-3000 HWAC# 142361Lot#1414ZenithRacetrackTombstone Radio 1939 model 5-S-327 This Zenith model 5-S-327 “Racetrack” dial is one of the rarest radio editions made in 1939; S/N R845563. In its original wood finish measures 16 in. h X 1.5 in. w X 9 in. deep. The speaker cloth is original however in fair condition. This radio is made with 5 tubes, two band AM/SW. The wood cabinet has a recessed bead edge and the cabinet maker’s mark is “E” inside a diamond. Knob controls are mixed. Please see photo for details. Est. $700-900 HWAC# 143905Lot# 1415 Sony Walkman model WM F-1 vintage 1982 This is a Sony Walkman model WM F-1 early 1980’s vintage. NIB- new in the box. For technology historians and collectors. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 142340Lot# 1416 Vinyl Album Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis sing Hank Williams In Its original jacket: Johnny Cash & Jerry Lee Lewis sing Hank Williams, 1971 Sun records on vinyl. Very good condition; These two cover all of Hank’s best recorded pieces. Johnny covers: Hey Good Looking, I can’t Help It; Cold, Cold, Heart and Jerry Lee covers: Lovesick Blues, Your Cheating Heart, and Jambalaya. Apparently, Jerry Lee really is” The Last Man Standing” (one of his albums). Please see photos for details. Est. $30-60 HWAC# 142345Lot# 1417 The Beatles Original Master Recordings Produced by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab of Chatsworth, California. All fourteen Beatles albums, a glossy catalog, and a Geo-Disc to properly align your playback stylus. Copyright 1981. Housed in a deluxe suitcase folio. An audiophile’s delight. In case you’ve forgotten, the albums are: With The Beatles; A Hard Day’s Night; Beatles For Sale; Help!; Rubber Soul; Revolver; Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band; The Beatles (2 LPs); Abbey Road; Please Me; Yellow Submarine; Let It Be; Magical Mystery Tour. Released with much anticipation in early October 1982, The Collection was lauded by critics and Beatles fans worldwide for the superb sound, and sold-out completely within the first year. Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab (MFSL) pressed a second run of the Beatles Boxed Set for a total production run of 25,000 over the next two years or until October 1985. This set is number 10,462. Est. $1000-2000 HWAC# 145092Lot# 1418 Naked John Lennon Cover Rolling Stone Issue On December 8th, 1980, Annie Leibovitz arrived at the New York apartment building of John Lennon and Yoko Ono to photograph the couple for a cover of Rolling Stone. She urged them both to take their clothes off, a flashback to their first Rolling Stone cover, in 1968, when they appeared naked to promote their Two Virgins album. Ono declined, but Lennon was game, and stripped down before getting on the floor near their bed and curling up in a fetal position next to the woman he called mother. I remember peeling the Polaroid and him looking at it and saying, “This is it. This is our relationship,” Leibovitz recalled. Hours later, Lennon was shot dead in front of the building. On January 22nd, 1981 this issue was published. This entire issue is in very good condition. The back cover has a quote from “Imagine.” Est. $100-150 HWAC# 145780Lot# 1419 Tony Bennett Concert Promotion File; 1993 This is a file of documents related to a Tony Bennett concert at the Sheraton Waikiki in Honolulu, Hawaii on March 19, 1993. This file is from the well-known concert promoter and music producer, Tom Moffatt. This file includes a variety of documents related to Bennett’s travel accommodations, the venue rental, and other expenses for sound, lighting, security, catering, advertising etc. This file also contains check stubs for concert ticket purchases. There is also a contract that is signed by Tony Bennett. Another folder has copies of various newspaper articles about Bennett. Most documents are 8.5 x 11, good condition. Est. $300-1000 HWAC# 146401

52February 2022DAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 MusicLot# 1420 Pasadena, California Pasadena Published Music (37) Lot of 37 pieces of sheet music by George Cossitt White, arranged by Mary Scott White. Each piece on 18” x 11 7/8” paper folded in two for 9” x 11 7/8” “booklets”. Title include Sleepy Eyes (2), River (3), The Redwood Trees (4), and One of These Days (28). All copyrighted 1948 by White and White. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 142806Lot# 1421 California Rock Psychedelic Promotional Handbills (4) Lot of 4 rock psychedelic promotional handout cards. (1) Country Joe & The Fish with Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen, appearing at Humboldt State College Gym (became a University in 1972), Grizzly Bear Productions, concert on May 22, 8pm, no year provided but was in 1970. Card size 8 1/2” x 5 7/16”. No tears or browning, excellent condition; (2) Fillmore West concert promo card promoting July and August concerts, likely 1968 when Billy Graham/producer moved his prime concert location from the original Fillmore on Geary St to the Fillmore West on Market and Van Ness, San Francisco. Psychedelic artwork promoting headline act Big Brother and the Holding Company (Janis Joplin) along with Sly and the Family Stone and the Jeff Beck Group. Card size 7 1/16” x 4 5/8”; (3 & 4, duplicates) KPRI and Associated Students of USD (University of San Diego) present Michael Bloomfield w/Nick Gravenites and Friends, also Gabor Szabo, also The Daddios, Dec. 12, 8pm, no year stated but likely 1969 or 1970. Card size 7” x 4 5/8”. See photos. Est. $200-500 HWAC# 146021Lot# 1422 Havre, Montana 1932 Music Festival Poster Framed and matted poster advertising the Second Annual Music Festival at Havre Montana, Saturday, May 7, 1932 featuring a mammoth parade with 75 Bands and Floats. Frame is 18 x 25 inches. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 143471Lot# 1423 Beginner Bass Three fourths or standard side solid front carved bass made in China 2002, spruce wood, ebony fingerboard, junk strings, bridge no warping no signs of damage other than repaired rib and front piece carving. Does look to be original wood and ebony fingerboard. Pegs do not look damaged nor does the sound box and the sound peg is in tact as well. Comes with well padded carrying case and bow. Est. $800-1200 HWAC# 142362Lot# 1424 Holton Metal Clarinets with Cases Holton Metal Clarinets with Cases. A): Collegiate level clarinet made by Holton Elkhorn in Wisconsin. Metal is rust and covered in stains. Several caps have fallen off the instrument along with some pads. Mouth piece and mouth piece cover are detached and in case. B): Holton clarinet case. Hard shell carrying case; exterior is brown and the interior is purple plush padding. Enough room for a single clarinet with room for the mouth piece and smaller equipment. Metal rings for carrying straps on the outside of case. Good condition. C): Collegiate level clarinet probably made by Holton Elkhorn in Wisconsin. Metal is rust and covered in stains. Several caps have fallen off the instrument along with some pads. Mouth piece and mouth piece cover are detached and in case.D): Leather clarinet case with interior blue linen padding. Enough room for a single clarinet with room for the mouth piece and smaller equipment. Metal rings attached to the outside of case with carrying handle. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 146136Lot# 1425 Alto Saxophone in original hard shell case The Parisian ambassador made in France exclusively for FE Olds and Son (Los Angeles) Faux mother of pearl buttons, brass plated, fine condition, all parts present, perhaps 1950s-60. Est. $200-700 HWAC# 140086Lot# 1426 EM Winston Boston Saxophone Generally fine plus in good condition. in hard shell case, material lined. Excellent condition, not many scratches, faux mother of pearl buttons, nice appearance. All pads present, mouth piece in tact. Est. $200-700 HWAC#142366Lot# 1427 Selmer Flute and Case Selmer Flute and Case. A): Used flute made by Selmer crafters, Bundy and Selmer; made in the U.S.A. All parts present, all valves are functional. No caps have fallen off. Metal is not rusted or stained. Good condition. B): Olds & Son flute case. Hard plastic case with brown coloration. Attached on the outside are metal clasps and a plastic carrying case. Interior is black plush velvet padding with room for a single flute and smaller equipment. Great condition. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 146127Lot# 1428 Selmer Oboe and Case Selmer Oboe and Case. A): Selmer Oboe CP5 model. Full oboe with all parts present. All valves are functional, no caps have fallen off. Good condition. With oboe model pamphlet and oboe model documents. B): Selmer Oboe carrying case. Faux leather carrying case, black leather. Attached metal clasps with locks. Attached plastic carrying handle. Interior is black padded velvet with room for a single oboe and smaller gear. Great condition. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 146130Lot# 1429 Genuine Kay Cello From Cleveland Ohio, possibly late 1930s to 1940s, Model # 35560, serial 95459, poor quality cello, no ebony fingerboard or sound pegs, chips in all the outer ribs and violin corners. Sound peg is intact, Est. $400-500 HWAC# 140085Lot# 1430 Roth Shop Adjusted Cello Model 40, regulations c7259 made in June 1970 in Cleveland Ohio. Copy of Antonius Stradivarius Cello from 1713, cracking varnish, poor quality flame on back, 2 piece back, pegs are made of wood that is not ebony. No bow included. Sound peg is intact. Some chips and outer wear to extremities. Comes with softshell case. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 140088Lot# 1431 Satori Cello 44 Model Prelude VC 201 Made exclusively by Satori Strings in Los Angeles, California in 2001, decent quality cello, good ebony quality for the finger board and sound pegs. Two piece back with good flame quality with bow with original pearl for the bow. Includes a hardshell case, Satori Strings. Est. $500-900 HWAC# 142379

53View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 MusicLot# 1432Palatino Viola with Case Palatino Viola with Case. A): Palatino Viola made in China. Serial #VA-45015. Ebony fingerboard, tuning pegs, and chinrest with black plastic tailpiece. Two piece back with good flame quality. Bridge is warped slightly. No noticeable damage other than a small scratch on the front of the viola. Good condition. Full size 4/4 viola. B): Hard shell carrying case. Black plastic exterior with black plush cloth interior. Meant for a single viola/violin, two bows, and small equipment to be stored in smaller compartments. Metal clasps and carrying hooks attached to the outside along with a carrying handle. Good condition. Est. $400-600 HWAC# 146145Lot#1433Antonius Stradivarius Viola Copy, Bows, and Case Antonius Stradivarius Viola Copy, Bows, and Case. A): E. R. Pfretzschner viola copy of the Antonius Stradivarius viola handmade in 1969 in Cleveland, Ohio. Roth Shop Adjusted in Ohio. Model #185, Serial #91600. Full back viola with dark flame, several small scratches around the viola body. Ebony chinrest, tailpiece, and fingerboard with other wood tuning pegs. Good condition. 14 inch viola. B): Viola bow made by unknown company. Mother of pearl and pearl eye used in the frog. Faux leather grip with soft plastic winding. Bow hair is faded white coloration. Stick is not warped. 28 inches. C): Viola bow made by John Brasil. Mother of pearl and pearl eye used in the frog. Faux leather grip and metal winding. Bow hair is white, lightly used. Stick is not warped. Likely only used lightly by one person, in excellent condition. 28 inches. D): Everest instrumental case made in Canada. Can be use for two violins or two violas. Crimson faux leather case with dark red velvet interior. Room for two violas/violins, with two bows, and has two small compartments for other musical gear. Est. $900-1300 HWAC# 146135Lot# 1434 Stradivarius Viola Copy with Case Stradivarius Viola Copy with Case. A): Copy of Antonius Stradivarius Viola made in Germany. Serial #Z29A31. Ebony tailpiece, chinrest, tuning pegs, and fingerboard with plastic nut. On the tailpiece there are flowers painted on. Bridge is slightly warped. Good condition. Full size 4/4 viola. B): Hard shell carrying case made from hard black plastic. Metal clasps and carrying hooks attached to the outside with carrying handle. Blue plush fabric interior with space for a single viola/violin, two bows, and small equipment to be stored in smaller compartments. Est. $400-600 HWAC# 146148Lot# 1435 Jacobus Stainer Violin Copy and Case Jacobus Stainer Violin Copy and Case. A): Copy of a Jacobus Stainer violin made in Germany. Ebonychinrest,tailpiece,fingerboard, and tuning pegs. Vintagewoodcoloration,no prominent scratches or damages. Bridge has no sign of warping or bending. Single back violin with slightly noticeable flame. Good condition. 4/4 size violin. B): Musafia carrying case made in Cremona, Italy. Grey felt case with carrying handle and loops for carrying harness. Blue and white felt interior with room with a single violin, four bows, humidifier, and string tube. Comes with humidifier and string tube with an extra string. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 146132Lot# 1436 E.R. Pfretzschner Violin with Bow and Case E.R. Pfretzschner Violin with Bow and Case. A): E.R. Pfretzschner violin, handmade copy of Antonius Stradivarius made in West Germany. Made by Roth Shop Adjusted in Cleveland, OH in 1988. Serial #2062, Model #31. Full size 4/4 violin. Two piece back with good flame quality. Plastic chinrest with ebony tailpiece, fingerboard, and tuning pegs. Several scratches on the front and back pieces of the instrument, damaged violin corners on the left side ribs, and the bridge is warped. B): Violin bow made by J. La Salle bow crafters. Mother of pearl and pearl eye used at the frog. Faux leather grip, metal winding, and white bow hair with faded coloration. Stick is not warped. 29 inches long. C): Brown hard plastic carrying case with gold velvet interior. Metal clasps and carrying hooks for straps attached to the outside of case along with carrying handle. Room for a single viola/violin, two bows, and smaller equipment in small compartments. Est. $400-600 HWAC# 146147Lot# 1437 Two Violins in Double Case Two Violins in Double Case. A): Beginner level violin created by unknown luthier or company. Good condition. Two piece back with low flame quality. Ebony fingerboard, tuning pegs, and tailpiece with plastic chinrest. Repaired fractures on bottom front face board and bottom right rib piece. Bridge is not warped. B): Jacobus Stainer in Absam prope Oenipontum violin made in 1776. Good condition. Two piece back with dark flame. No chinrest attached. Ebony tailpiece, fingerboard, and tuning pegs. Repaired cracked down the front center of the instrument near the left F hole. Bridge is warped. C): Brown leather carrying case meant for two violas/violins with four bows and small equipment in smaller compartments. Outside brown leather is deteriorating, inside is intact purple velvet. Est. $450-650 HWAC#146144Lot# 1438 Two Violins with Two Cases Two Violins with Two Cases. A): Scott Tchau violin made in San Jose, California; constructed in 1996. Model #STV017. 3/4 size violin. Wooden tailpiece, chinrest, and tuning pegs with ebony fingerboard and nut. Bridge is not warped; two piece back with low flame quality. Good condition. B): Hard carrying case. Exterior is felt with interior beige cloth linen. Enough room for a single violin/viola, two bows, and smaller equipment. Zipper and Velcro used to close the case. Metal rings for strap attached to the outside along with carrying handle. Good condition. C): E. R. Pfretzschner violin, copy of the Antonius Stradivarius violin made in West Germany. Constructed in 1966. Two piece back with good flame quality. Ebony chinrest, fingerboard, nut, tuning pegs, and tailpiece. Bridge is not warped. Noticeable scratches all around the instrument. D): Hardy carrying case. Exterior is felt with interior blue cloth padding. Enough room for a single violin/viola, two bows, and smaller equipment. Zipper and Velcro used to close the case. Carrying handle attached to the outside. Good condition. Est. $250-400 HWAC# 146139Lot# 1439 Violin Bows and Carrying Cases Violin Bows and Carrying Cases of various sizes and shapes. Please see our online catalog or inquire for a complete inventory and description of the items included. Est. $1000-1500 HWAC# 146129Lot# 1440 Violin Bows and Carrying Cases Violin Bows and Carrying Cases. Please see our online catalog or inquire for a complete inventory and description of the items included. Est. $600-1000 HWAC# 146138

54February 2022DAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Music Lot#1441ViolinsandBow in Double Case Violins in Double Case. A): E. R. Pfretzschner violin,copyofanAntoniusStr ad i v ar ius violin made in WestGermany.MadebyRothShop Adjusted in Cleveland, Ohio in 1983. Serial #30266, Model #31C. Full size 4/4 violin, two piece back with good flame quality. No noticeable damage other than small scratches towards the bottom front of the instrument. Bridge is slightly warped. Plastic chinrest and tailpiece with ebony fingerboard. B): Cremona Solo violin made by The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. in Chicago, IL; creation date no legible. Two piece back, low flame quality with ebony chinrest, tailpiece, fingerboard, and tuning pegs. Full size 4/4 violin. No noticeable damage other than a small scratch at the bottom of the instrument. C): Samuel Eastman violin bow. Mother of pearl and pearl eye used at the frog. Faux leather grip, soft plastic winding, and white bow hair with faded coloration. Stick is not warped. 29 inches long. Good condition. D): Instrumental case made in Canada. Can hold two violins/violas, with two bows, and other equipment in small compartments. Black faux leather exterior with red velvet interior. Metal clasps and lock attached to the outside. Good condition. 32 x 12.5 inches. Est. $600-800 HWAC# 146141Lot# 1442 Violin & Viola Bows with a Bass Bow Violin & Viola Bows with a Bass Bow. Please see our online catalog or inquire for a complete inventory and description of the items included. Est. $400-500 HWAC# 146124Lot# 1443 Violin/Viola & Bass Bow Sticks Violin/Viola Bow Sticks. See our online catalog for a complete description of this lot. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 146121Lot# 1444 Partial Violins, Violin Parts, and Cases Partial Violins, Violin Parts, and Cases. Please see our online catalog or inquire for a complete inventory and description of the items included. Est. $400-500 HWAC# 146142Lot# 1445 String Instrument & Bow Crafting Equipment String Instrument & Bow Crafting Equipment. 1): Six part compartment carrying equipment for string instruments and bow crafting. Contains a rock stop, metal wiring, sandpaper, raw clam shell mother of pearl pieces, and fragments of cloth. Good condition. 2): Box of bass and cello strings. Each string is separated by individual bags. All in good condition. 3): Box of coiled sets of bow hair for string instrument bows. Bow hair sets in both black and white colorations. Possibly unused and new coils. 4): Box of tailpieces made of composite materials for violins. Seven tailpieces, all in good condition. 5): Box of rosin pieces for violin, viola, cello, and bass. Thirteen pieces of rosin. 6): Box containing an ebony chinrest for a violin or viola. 7): Six shoulder rest for violins and violas. All in good condition. 8): Box of chinrests for violas and violins. Made from both plastic and ebony materials. 9): Box of wooden bridges for violin, cello, and bass. One bass bridge, five cello bridges, and two violin bridges. 10): Dozens of fragments of cloth used for string instrument maintenance. Used for cleaning dust and rosin dust along with placing on the chinrests of violas and violins to make it more comfortable. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 146128Lot# 1446 String Instrument Equipment with Brass & Woodwind Equipment String Instrument and Brass Instrument Repair Equipment. A): Violin vise platform. Used to secure violin during repairs and construction processes. Plexiglass platform with rubber and plastic vise parts to hold a violin. Good condition. B): Three pieces of uncarved wood for violin back pieces and other parts of the instrument. Useful wood pieces for a practicing luthier and repairperson. C): Six carrying straps for violin cases. Felt strap material with rubber pad to protect should from the strap. Metal hooks attached to the ends to hook onto a violin case. Great conditions. D): Violin repair VHS. Strings Stress: Violin Repairs You Can Do. VHS to learn how to complete simple violin repairs for people unfamiliar with repairing musical instruments. Good condition. 7.4 x 4 inches. E): History and repair book for woodwind instruments. Woodwind Instruments and Their History written by Anthony Baines. Good condition. 8.4 x 5.4 inches. F): History and repair book for brass instruments. Brass Instruments and Their History and Development written by Anthony Baines. Good condition. 8.4 x 5.4 inches. G): Box of clarinet and oboe equipment. Selmer and Betcha reeds, cleaning pipes, and other reeds. With reed boxes and storage cases. H): Box of clarinet holders and music holders. Metal clasps and handles to be attached to music stands and instruments to hold clarinets and clarinet music in place. I): Box of cleaning cream and other equipment for trombone, flute, French horn, and saxophone. Straps to secure brass instruments to a person while playing and/or marching. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 146122Lot# 1447 String In strument Repair Equipment StringInstrumentRepair Equipment. 1):Threeebonyfingerboards for violins.Ebonyboards, for 4/4 size violin. 10.5 inches long, each. All are in good condition. 2):Twoebonytailpieces for cellos. Ebony boards, for 4/4 size cello. 9 inches long, each. Both are in good condition. 3): Ebony tailpiece for a cello. Ebony board, for 1/4 size cello. 7 inches long. Good condition. 4): Two ebony tailpieces for basses. Ebony boards, one for 1/2 size bass and one for 3/4 size bass. One is 13 1/4 inches and one is 12 1/4 inches long. Both are in good condition. 5): Blue foam cooler pack carrying rosins from various companies. Contains eleven pieces of rosin. 6): Six luthier wood shaping tools. Used to bend the wood for a violin to create the front and back pieces of the instrument, used by placing them in the shape of a violin then clamping down the wood boards and tightening the screws. All in good condition. 7): Case of luthier’s tools for string instrument crafting. Has 2 larger compartments for large tools with 2 smaller compartments for small tools. Contains saws, gouges, chisels, spatulas, reamers, syringes, brushes, Dremel bits, clamps, wooden handles, string lifters, a diamond stone, and a bridge maker with much more miscellaneous equipment. Good condition. 8): Box of curved shaped wood pieces for violin crafting. 12 pieces of shaped wood. Good condition. 9): Box of wood clamps and uncarved cubes of wood for violin crafting. Set of clamps used to steady a violin during construction, wooden handles for tools, set of hooks, and grips for a table. Good condition. 10): Two boxes of strings for viola and violin. Approximately two dozen strings contained with individual bags for separation and designation. E, A, D, and G strings present. Good condition. Est. $300-400 HWAC# 146125

55View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 MusicLot# 1448 Used Clarinets and Cases Used Clarinets and Cases. A): Used German clarinet made by unknown company. No mouthpiece present. All valves are functional. Several caps and valves have fallen off. Metal and wood are stained in various places on the instrument. Poor condition. B): Clarinet case. Brown leather exterior with attached metal loops for straps. Also attached are metal clasps and lock. No carrying handle attached. Interior is faded purple velvet padding. Poor condition. C): Used full clarinet made by Olds Studio. All parts are present. All valves are functional. Several caps have fallen off. Wood is not stained nor is the metal. Good condition. D): Faux brown leather carrying case for clarinet. Interior is orange velvet padding for a single clarinet and smaller gear. Outside of case are attached metal clasps and leather carrying handle. Great condition. E): Used full clarinet made by Selmer in France. All parts are present. All valves are functional. Several caps have fallen off. Wood is not stained nor is the metal. Good condition. F): Grey faux leather carrying case for clarinet. Interior is red velvet padding for a single clarinet and smaller gear. Outside of case are attached metal clasps with locks and a leather carrying handle. Good condition. G): Used full clarinet made by Ambassador F. E. Olds & Son. All parts are present. All valves are functional. Several caps have fallen off. Wood is not stained nor is the metal. Good condition. H): Faux black leather carrying case for clarinet. Interior is blue velvet padding for a single clarinet and smaller gear. Outside of case are metal clasps and plastic carrying handle. Great condition. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 146133Lot#14491950-60’sAmerican Flyer Train Set w/Silver Flash Engine Lot of 45+. American Flyer Train Set. #481 Silver Flash Diesel A Unit -tested motor tried to come alive. Been in storage for awhile may just need cleaning. Cosmetically C7-8. Rolling Stock in original boxes 920 Gondola, 9026 Gulf 3 dome tank car, 911 pipe car, 921 coal car, 947 Reefer and 904 caboose. These are C-8. All are packed in original factory train set box. 36 track (4 straight), derailed, lock on, transformer (works), horn and burr on, uncoupler. Est. $350-500 HWAC# 145214Lot# 1450 Bachmann G Scale Holiday Observation Cars Two BachmannBigHaulers, Holiday Special,NorthPole & Southern, Passenger&Observ ation Cars with metal railings, metal wheels, and detailed interior. C7-8. In storage, never used. Est. $180-240 HWAC# 141230Lot# 1451 G Scale Figures and Landscape Lot of 12. G scale fencing and brick wall. Track signal, street light pole, construction vehicles, LGB smoke % Cleaning fluid and figurines. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 142301Lot# 1452 G Scale Rolling Stock-2 & Prefab Buildings-2 Lot of 4 items: 1) Bachmann Prefab Bldg. #95004 Ice Cream Parlor, NIB; 2) Bachmann #95005 General Store, NIB, (boxes are in rough shape from long-term storage but contents are in new condition); 3) Bachmann Ely Thomas Lumber Co. #2 Flat Car w/load of stacked lumber, (in a box not originally for this car), C-7. 4) Bachmann White Pine Tuscan Caboose #903, C-7-8. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 141234Lot# 1453 G Scale Transformer w/ Walk- A-Round controller Lot of 2. Chicago Model International Super Blue 156 Train Transformer. It has the Dial-A-Gauge maximum voltage feature so you can use it for G Gauge, HO scale or N scale. It also comes with the Walk-A-Round controller. It has wiring connections for D.C. Track, and an A.C. Accessory. Appear new, but did come out of a working set up. Bench tested and met all voyages and operation off working controls. Est. $220-300 HWAC# 143421Lot# 1454 LGB G scale Transformers Lot of 4. LGB 5003/110 110 and 500 8 Volt Transformer. The input is 120 VAC 60 Hz, the output I is O-21 VDC 7VA, the output II is 16 VAC 7VA and the total output is 14VA. C7 condition. Bench tested and all readings were per standards. Est. $220-350 HWAC# 143420Lot# 1455 LGB 51750 Momentary Switch Control Box Lot of 3. LGB 51750 Momentary Switch Control Box. This controller will control 4 LGB electric switches. These can be connected together with more 51750 switch controller boxes with the plugs and jacks on the sides of the boxes. In excellent condition. Est. $180-250 HWAC# 143422Lot# 1456 1950-60’s Large Lot of Lionel O Gauge Track Lot of 80+. $0 straight, 24 curve, 7 short curve, 6 short straight, one crossover, 3 side switches, 2 uncouplers. Signs of being on storage for 30 years, in overall good condition. Est. $220-330 HWAC# 145213Lot# 1457 1950-66 Lionel Trainmaster Type ZW Transformer Made from 1950-66. Lionel ZW 275 Watt 4 Train Transformer with Whistle. This ZW is the largest Lionel transformer and produced up to 275 Watts, it has controls to operate four trains, circuit breaker and whistle controllers (there are only two whistle controllers, and they are wired to the outer control arms). The ZW is one of the most reliable transformers ever. Has original power cord in excellent cond. C7. Tested and fully operational, needs bulb. Wired lock on included. Est. $300-450 HWAC# 145212Lot# 1458 1950’s Lionel Berkshire loco 2-8-4 Freight Train Lot of 8. Lionel 736 Vintage O 2-8-4 Berkshire Steam Locomotive w/ 2671W Tender (C7) Bench Tested: light works, moved forward and backward. Rolling Stock : #3472 Auto Refrigerator Milk Car (not tested, but complete), A.T. & S.F, operating box car C7 (not tested), Lehigh Valley #25000 hopper w/wooden barrels C7, N&W #22000 Bottom Dump (repaired crack), NYC 6462 gondola C7, Sunoco Double Dome tank car C6, Tuscan Caboose #6457 lighted caboose (works)C7 All have working knuckle couplers, metal wheels. Est. $300-700 HWAC# 145211Lot# 1459 Lionel Coal Ramp Not tested. Lionel Postwar #456 Coal Loader Ramp. Est. $80-120 HWAC# 145217Lot# 1460 1950-060’s Lionel Layout Accessories and Switches Plot of 15+. Coal loader-tested, motor hummed need cleaning. Light tower-works, Horse corral /loader (tested works) and livestock car (loose wire), Illuminated Station platform tested works. Box of various bulbs. 2 Sid switch controls, 3 lock-ins, 2 A/B controls, some track locks and smoke pellets. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 145179

56February 2022DAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Model Train & Cars Lot# 1461 1950’s Lionel O Gauge Santa Fe F3 A-B-A Passenger Train Here is a Lionel O Gauge Santa Fe F-3 A-B-A Diesel. These locomotives feature die-cast metal sprung trucks, operating knuckle couplers, metal wheels and axles, MagneTraction. This set includes a 1 powered A-Unit, 1 non-powered A-unit, and a non-powered B-unit. Bench Tested, lights work, voltage read correct, did not move. Needs cleaning. Cosmetically C7 Passenger cars: Lights work on all cars (one w/wires to re-solder). Dome car ì Silver Rangerî, dining car ìSilver Cloudsî, rear observation ì Silver Dawnî. All are C6-7. Original instruction manuals included. Est. $400-600 HWAC# 145210Lot# 1462 White Pass & Yukon G Scale Passenger Cars NIB Two Bachmann G scale passenger cars, White Pass & Yukon, NIB, in excellent condition. 1) Bachmann #89392, NIB, G Scale White Pass and Yukon “Lake Spirit” observation car that features plastic trucks, metal wheels and axles, operating knuckle couplers, interior illumination, sliding doors, a furnished interior, and a detailed underframe. It measures approximately 19” long. 2) Bachmann #89392 Passenger Combine Car - White Pass & Yukon, NIB, similar dimensions as the observation car. Both C-10 condition. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 141214Lot# 1463 Marx #4065 Army Train Set In original box which shows it’s age, between P5-6. Set include locomotive (bench tested and ran, but maybe missing a track contact) tender 1 passenger car, three flat cars (one missing one truck), two straight track and ten curve. Transformer (tested and works cord intact).Cosmetically C5-6. Est. $180-250 HWAC# 145215Lot# 1464 Misc. N Scale Landscape/materials Lot of 25. Misc. Landscaping, rock, trees, brush, lighting and figures. Bachman transformer, scenic glue, wire, Woodland Scenic land scape. Parker glue gun (works). Est. $80-100 HWAC# 142300Lot# 1465 Cars and Planes Collection Lot of 10. Collection of cars and planes : P-40 wooden desk display, one missing prop blade. One Curtiss P-40 NIB Hallmark Legends in Flight. Two Nylint cast metal roadsters. 1953 Cadillac candy dish. Two Porsche die cast 1/36 911 and 959. Hot Wheels Talbot Lago NUB. Chevron 1911 Tanker Truck NIB. Simpson Helmets Dale Earnhardt signed helmet. NIB 50 Camel match books. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 145218Lot# 1466 Die Cast Car Collection Lot includes: Durango 1/18 scale Ferrari 250 spider, American Muscle 1/18 ‘57 Nomad NIB and ‘57 convertible. Burago 1/24 ‘57 Corvette NIB, 1/41 BMW 635, 1/24 Desk BMW Paper weight (glass). Porsche Speedster tin box. Two bottles of Tail Fin Ale Hot August Nights 10th anniversary. Est. $160-300 HWAC# 145216Lot# 1467 Oak Cabinet w/ Die Cast Cars 12 plus pieces in oak cabinet w/glass doors. 1/87 and smaller cars. ‘57 chec, ‘58 Edsel, Mercedes SLK230, several Porsche. All in good condition, no damage, Est. $180-250 HWAC# 138019Lot# 1468 Toy Cars Friction Drive This lot contains four friction drive toy cars. A Mechanical & Automatic Minister Delux in green unrestored, metal patination, original box A-34951/81 (1954). Old-Timer Touring Car S-1925 by SSS International, very good condition, with the canvas convertible top, dark red, with original box 20231. Two Lincoln Continentals, early 1960’s one in black the other in red, one steering wheel missing, the other steering wheel broken, no boxes. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 143943Lot# 1469 Union 76 1958 “B” Mack Tanker by JMT This model of the Union 76 “B” Mack Tanker truck is made by JMT and is still in the original box complete with hardware accessories. NIB. 17 in overall length. A coin bank with operating lights. Please photos for details. c. 1995. Est. $80-120 HWAC# 142323Lot# 1470 Erector Set 8-1/2 in Original Box Erector Set 8-1/2 in original red fiberboard box, as near complete as we can determine. Includes electric motor, electromagnet, little metal house, small parts boxes, and all parts mounted in place with metal clips as originally packaged. Manual pages are 8.5 x 11-inch photocopies. Has wear as one would expect for its age. Est. $160-300 HWAC# 146179Lot# 1471 Erector Set No. 7 in Original Wood Box Erector Set No. 7 in original red wooden box, unknown as to how complete the set is. Inside the wood box is a Handy Andy metal tool box nearly full of numerous metal parts for this set, including girders, panels, pulleys, gears, etc. This set includes the entire, original manual. A great collectible toy. See photo for components and condition details. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 146420Lot# 1472 Miniature Bicycle Miniature Schwin Bicycle, die cast metal w/ rotating pedals, operating kickstand, authentic decals, name-plates, and patented designs. Dimensions: Approximately 12” x 6”. Museum quality to be sure! Est. $100-150 HWAC# 146811Lot# 1473 Los Angeles, California Imperial Council Los Angeles Badge 1906 Five piece chain marked “Imperial Council 1906 Los Angeles souvenir. San Gabriel Mission, Pacific Ocean 16 Miles from Los Angeles, A Cluster of California Oranges each depicted. 6 1/2 inches long. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 145788Lot# 1474 San Francisco, California Vintage Badges of San Francisco Lot of ten colorful badges from San Francisco history. 1904 Knights Templar; 1883 Triennial Knights Templar; 1915 Association of Master Plumbers; 1974 Lions Club. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 146199Lot# 1475 California California Badge Collection Lot of twelve badges from California conventions. 1907 I.O.O.F. Los Angeles; 1949 Cootiette 14th Annual Crawl, Sacramento; South Pasadena Calvary Commandery; 1938 Ladies of GAR. Santa Monica; 1911 Santa Monica; Los Angeles County; Berkeley; Southern California School Band; 1950 Golden State Champions; 1950 American Legion Convention; 1928 Glendale; 1935 Fresno. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 145431

57View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Badges Lot# 1476 California California Badge and Pinback Collection Lot of five items: 1) Golden Gate Fields / 17 / Camera pinback; 2)1915 A. I. B. San Francisco “For President Robert H. Bean” badge; 3) 1910 21st So. Cal. Sunday School Convention pinback; 4) California Lancers pins (3); 5) 1914 delegate badge to the California State Federation of Labor Convention. Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $70-100 HWAC# 145109Lot# 1477 American Federation of Labor Convention Badges Lot of two vintage Convention Delegate badges: 1) 1914 Philadelphia; 34th annual convention. Gorgeous red, white and blue enamel, six inches long; 2) 1919 Atlantic City; 39th annual convention. Red, white and blue ribbon with green white and blue enameling. About 4 1/2 inches long. Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $100-150 HWAC# 146355Lot#1478AntiqueFederalShieldMountable Badges w/13-Star Flag (2) Lot of 2. Antique metal badges, gold w/red, white and blue federal shield w/13 stars in center. Letters U and S on left and right sides of shield, respectively. Shield mounted on metal frame that has attachments at bottom. Sizes: 2 1/2” high, 3” across. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 143244Lot# 1479 AYPE Banker’s Convention Badge, 1909 1909 AYPE Banker’s Convention hanging badge. 37mm copper fob badge component is signed WHITEHEAD & HOAG on the otherwise blank reverse. The AYPE monogram on the obverse is dated JUNE 24-26 1909. With hanger and ribbon, the badge measure 4.5 inches. The hanger has a blank insert presumably for a name tag. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $80-160 HWAC# 143108Lot# 1480 Sharpshooter Badge NRA 50 ft. Award with nine blue enameled levels of achievement. Five inches long. Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $70-100 HWAC# 145102Lot# 1481 Shooting Medals and Badges Lot of six pieces: four badges for marksmanship and two awards medals. One is Swiss and marked “gold on .925 silver.” Est. $200-400 HWAC# 143304Lot# 1482 Badge Collection Lot of about ten badges. California chauffeur (1930); Alabama chauffeur (1931); fire department Boy Chief; Boy Detective Chief; Fages Trail; delegate badge F.A.S. of PA; Lieutenant Posts J.D.C.; lapel insignias. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 143530Lot# 1483 Vintage Badge Group Lot of five: 1903 Saratoga New York; 1909 Gridley Cannery Picnic Award Medal; C. of F. of A. medal (silver?); A. Erickson; unknown Latin medal. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 145436Lot# 1484 Miscellaneous Delegate Badges/Pinbacks/Medals Two flat 16 x 12 inch boxes with delegate badges, pinbacks, souvenirs. From Kansas City, Missouri to the Iowa Picnic to Paris and Cuzco Peru; about 60 pieces of Americana. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 146203Lot# 1485 Vintage Pinback Collection Lot of over 60 vintage pinbacks. GAR. August 1897; Arizona Reunion Massayampa Club, 1908; Patriotic Order Sons of America; San Jacinto Memorial an Museum; LaFollette 1908; “I’m The Guy That Put Heat in The Sun.” and many others. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 146200Lot# 1486 Vintage Pinback Collection Lot of over 20 vintage pinbacks. Community Fund Cleveland; 1945 United War Fund of Delaware; Los Angeles Safety League; 1927 Community Chest; Red Cross badges and more. Est. $70-100 HWAC# 145430Lot# 1487 Advertising Pinback Collection Over 25 vintage pinbacks advertising all sorts of products: Genesee Beer, Swifts Premium Hams and Bacon; Ford; Borden’s Evaporated Milk; Big Ben Beverages; New York Central Lines; Morton’s Salt (It Pours), and many more. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 145432Lot# 1488 Advertising Pinbacks Lot of three advertising pinbacks: 1) Stephenson Underwear / South Bend, Indiana; 2) Pan American Cigars / Buffalo / 1901; 3) Ilkeston / Solidarity Group / Notts & Derby /1984-5 Strike. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $60-100 HWAC# 143129Lot# 1489 Souvenir Badge Collection Lot of nine souvenir badges. Capitol, Washington D.C.; Masonic National Memorial, Alexandria, V.A.; Oswego, New York; Philadelphia, 1908; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Liberty Bell; Newport News, V.A.; Harrisburg, P.A.; Washington D.C. Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 144899Lot# 1490 Fraternal Badge Collection Lot of fourteen fraternal badges from many different locations. Jersey City 1909; Dixon, Mo.; Cincinnati; Jamestown, N.Y.; Duluth; Louisville, Kentucky; Wheeling W. VA.; Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 146201Lot# 1491 Fraternal Badge Collection (8) Lod of 8 badges from fraternal organizations throughouttheUSfrom the 20th century. Included is an undated, red ribbon badge w/hangingmedallionfrom the Ancient Order of United Workmen (AOUW), a support society for workmen formed after the Civil War. Additional medals are: I.O.O.F. 1920 annual meeting in Baker, OR; Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War/Dept. of CA and NV, 1942; a round medallion -- appears from a ribbon -- w/Crown in middle and Fraternidade I.D.E.S. printed along edges, likely from a Masonic badge; PTA badge for 1937 CA Congress Convention in Pasadena; ELKS 1934 CA Assoc meeting, Sacramento delegate badge, medallion on bottom torn away from ribbon; another ELKS badge with AOF. on top metal clip, metal elk head adhered to cloth ribbon; and 1939CA Retail Fuel Dealers Association Sacramento Convention badge. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 146017

58February 2022DAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Badges Lot# 1492 1989 Two 1989 PresidentialInaugurationBadges Lotof2.1989PresidentialInaugurationbadges. 1. Presidential seal center w/1989. Top banner GPO OIG ( Gov’t Publishing Office Office of Inspector General). Bottom Banner SPECIAL AGENT. Blackinton.125”solidbrass,polished gold-tone and rhodium plate with multiple colors #039, pin and clasp. Exc. cond. 2. . Eagle style shield, Presidential seal center w/1989 center. Top Banner National Zoological Park. Police below seal. MFG. Blackinton.125”solid brass, polished gold-tone and rhodium plate with multiple colors #117, exc. cond. Pin and clasp. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142132Lot# 1493 Maryland 1989/971989/1997PresidentialInaugural Badges Lot of 2. 1989 and 1997 President inaugural badges. 1. Deputy Sheriff, Prince George County MD. Badge by Blackinton. 7 point star, . Gol-tone, Muir-color rhodium, not numbered, Excellent condition. 2. Prince George County Police badge by Blackinton.125”solid brass, polished gold-tone and rhodium plate with multiple colors.#426, pin and clasp back. Exc. condEst. $200-450 HWAC# 142125Lot#1494Maryland1989/97 1989 and 1997 Presidential Inauguration Badges Lot of 2. Presidential inauguration badges George H.W. Bush and Clinton. 1.1989PresidentialInaugurationbadgebyBlackinton.125”solid brass, polishedgold-toneandrhodium plate with multiple colors. Eagle top, American and Prince George Flags, 6 point star center w/presidential seal and 1997. #36, pin and clasp back. Exc. cond. 2. 1997, Bill Clinton Presidential inauguration badge by Nielsen MFG. (noted for handcrafted badges for 60 years). 24k gold plate/clear coat, Dual Opposing Eagle design ,5 star badge overlay, center Presidential seal w/1997 center chest. Top rocker DEPUTY SHERIFF, bottom rocker PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, MARYLAND. #96A, pin and clasp, solid back. Exc. cond. Est. $200-500 HWAC# 142130Lot#1495Washington,D.C.1989/97PresidentialInauguration Badges G.H.E. Bush and Clinton Lot of 2. 1. 1989 Presidential inauguration badge by Blackinton. 125”solid brass, polished gold-toned and rhodium plate. Presidential sealcenterw/1989.TopBanner Indiana State Police. Bottom banner DHHS Trooper Support ( Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services). #041. Excellent condition. Solid back. Pin and clasp. 2. 1997 Presidential inauguration badge by Blackinton.125”brass, Gol-Tone. Multi-color. Breast Shield, top rocker Office of the Inspector General, center Presidential seal w/1997 on chest. Bottom rocker U.S. Department of Education. #30, pin and clasp, solid back. Exc. cond.Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142131Lot# 1496 Washington, D.C. 1989 and 2001 Inaugural Badges Lot of 2. 1989 (Clinton) and 2001 (Bush) Presidential inaugurationbadges..Naval District Washington Police badge by Blackinton, 125”solid brass, polished gold-tone and rhodium plate,#076,pinandclasp. Exc. cond. 2. Fairfax County Police VA. badge by Blackinton.125”solid brass, V.H.B Bronze finish (brushed bronze) and rhodium plate with multiple colors. Beautifully designed w/nice detail badge. Not Numbered, pin and clasp. Exc. cond. Est. $200-450 HWAC#142126Lot# 1497 Maryland 1989/2001GeorgeH.W(1989)andGeorgeH.Bush(2001PresidentialInaugurationBadgesLot of 2. Presidential Inauguration1989George H. Bush and 2001 George W. Bush badges. 1. Smithsonian Institute SpecialPolicebadge1989 by Blackinton. Large breast shield, 125”solid brass,, gold-tone and rhodium, pin and clasp back. #000 of production . Ex condition. 2. Fairfax County Sheriff 2001 badge by Blackinton.125”solid brass, V.H.B Bronze finish (brushed bronze) and rhodium plate with multiple colors. #208, pin and clasp, solid back. Exc. cond. Est. $200-500 HWAC# 142128The following badges are sold as a historical collectibles only. They do not convey, nor should they be used as an authority of any kind. Sale of these item are in full compliance with the United States Federal Law : 18 USC ss716. Impersonation of a police officer is a felony in most jurisdictions and subject to arrest.

59View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Badges Lot# 1498 1989-2005 1989 and 2005 Navy, Army Inaugural Badges Lot of 2. Presidential inauguration badges 1989 & 2005. 1. Naval District Washington Police badge by Blackinton, 125”solid brass, polished gold-tone and rhodium plate. #086, pin and clasp. Exc. cond. 2. U.S. Army M.P. 2005 badge by Unknown. Mfg. Circle for inauguration is red Dept. of the Army Seal w 1778 in Roman numerals. Hollow back, pin and clasp, not numbered. Excellent condition. Est. $200-450 HWAC# 142124Lot# 1499 Maryland 1997-20011997 and 2001 Presidential InauguralMontgomeryCounty Badges Lot of 2. 1. 1997 Montgomery County Police Officer by Sun Badge Co. 125”solid brass, polished Suntone and enamel. #142, clasp and pin. exc. cond., great detail. Not commonly found, scarce. 2. 2001 Montgomery County Police Badge by Collinson is one of the best designs polished gold-tone, brass, multi color. Unusual oval shaped badge, Bldg. center (looks similar to Independence Hall)., #197, pin and clasp solid back. Exc. cond. Est. $200-450 HWAC# 142127Lot# 1500 1997-2001 1997 & 2001 Presidential Inaugural Badges Lot of 2. 1997 (2nd Clinton term) & 2001 (Bush 1st term) Presidential inauguration. 1. Maryland Trooper State Police badge. 125”solid brass, brushed brass effect.#110, pin and clasp, solid back. Exc. cond. 2. Maryland State Police Alumni Assoc. badge by Blackinton.125”solid brass, polished brass. Breast Shield w/7 point star. . #25, pin and clasp. Exc. cond.Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142122Lot# 1501 Washington, D.C. 1997/2001 1997 (Clinton) and 2001 (Bush) Inauguration Badges. Lot of 2. Presidential Inauguration Badges. 1 OIG, Dept. Of Education 1997 badge by Blackinton. 125”brass, Gol-Tone. Multi-color. Breast Shield, #80, pin and clasp, solid back. Exc. cond. 2. GPO (Government Publishing Office) Police badge 2001, by Blackinton.125”brass, Gol-Tone. Multi-color., no number, solid back, nicely polished. Exc. cond. Est. $200-450 HWAC# 142129Lot# 1502 Maryland 1997/2001Maryland Trooper and City of Rockville Inauguration Badges Lot of 2. 1. 1997 Presidential Inauguration badge Eagle top shield. Top banners ì Trooper Maryland”Bottom banner ìState Policeî. Presidential seal center w/1997 eagle chest. Unknown maker 125”solid brass, brushed brass effect . #116 pin and clasp, solid back. Exc. cond. 2. 2001 Presidential inauguration badge. Eagle top shield. Top rocker POLICE. Center Presidential seal w/2001 on side. Bottom rocker CITY OF ROCKVILLE. MD stamped on bottom. Collinson. MFG. .102”brass, gold plated #020, pin and clasp, solid back. Exc. cond. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142133Lot# 1503 Maryland 2001 2001 Presidential Inaugural Badges Maryland. Lot of 2. Inaugural badge 2001, George Bush 1at term. 1. Maryland State Police, .pin and clasp, brass, #110. New never issued. Unk. Mfg. 2. Calvert County MD. #3 0 Deputy Sheriff.. Attractive badge w/ Drum Point Lighthouse.Polishedbrass,pin and clasp. Unk. Mfg. Exc. CondEst. $200-400 HWAC# 142113Lot# 1504 Maryland 2001Two2001PresidentialInaugural Police Badges Lot of 2. 2001 presidential police badges, 1st term of George Bush. 1. #7, Detention center, Sheriff’s Off., Calvert County MD. Drum Point lighthouse center cut. Unk. MFG. 2. #041, Police, Gaithersburg MD. US> and Maryland Flags, seven pint star on top ìMDî. .125”brass, 24K plate, Collinson MFG. Both ex. condition, never issued. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142115Lot#1505Virginia2001 2001 Presidential InaugurationBadgesLot of 2. . George Bush 1st term. 1. Fairfax County Police badge by Blackinton. .125”brass, pin and clasp, solid back. Exc. cond. 2. NIST (National Institute of Standards and Tech) badge by Collinson, Brass, .102î. Not many of these around. #032, pin and clasp, solid back. Exc. cond.Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142123Lot# 1506 2001 2001 Inaugural Badges Fire/EMS and Zoological Park Police Lot of 2. 1. #048, National Zoological Park Police badge by Collinson. .102 brass gold plated. Pin and clasp, solid back. Exc. cond. 2. D.C. Fire and EMS Dept. badge by Collison .125”solid brass, polished gold plate and rhodium plate with multiple colors. Unusual designed and unique badge. Eagle top, circular design w/DISTRICT of COLUMBIA FIRE and EMS DEPT. #956, pin and clasp back. Exc. cond. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142117Lot# 1507 2001 Two Metro D.C.AgencyPresidentialInaugural Badges Lot of 2. 2001 Presidential Inauguration badges 1. Metro Transit Police byCollinson.102”solidbrass,polished gold plate. #475, pin and clasp. Exc. cond. 2. Metro Washington Airport Authority by Collinson. .102”brass, gold plated. Maltese Cross center. #062, pin and clasp, solid back. Mint cond. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142120

60February 2022DAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Badges Lot# 1508 Maryland 2001 and 2005 Inaugural Maryland Police Badges Lot of 2. 2001, isn’t term and 2005, 2nd term George Bush inaugural badges. 1. 2001, #6082, Montgomery County Sheriff badge. U.S. and Maryland flags either side of presidential seal. .125”solid brass, finish 24K plate. Collinson mfg. Exc. cond.. 2. 2005, #208, Deputy Sheriff, Prince George County MD. Polished gold tome, eagle center, pin and clasp. Mini lapel badge included. Collinson mfg. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142114Lot# 1509 2001 and 2005 Maryland and Virginia Presidential Inauguration Badges Lot of 2. 2001 and 2005 Presidential Inauguration badges. 1 Shield custom made by Collinson Ent. Maryland, City of Alexandria Police, Shield is .125”solid brass, polished gold and rhodium plate with multiple colors. Center Alexandria City Hall. #196 Pin and clasp condition is new. 2. Prince George County Police badge by Blackinton. .125”brass Gol-Tone. White House center. #315, pin and clasp, solid back. Mint cond. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142121Lot# 1510 Maryland 2001 and 2005 2001 and 2005 Presidential Inaugural Badges, Maryland Lot of 2. 2001 & 2005 Presidential Inauguration badge George Bush 1st and 2nd term. 1. Calvert County Sheriff badge no number. Unk. Mfg. 125”solid brass, polished withmultiplecolors.CenterDrum Point Lighthouse.. Upper banner Detention Center Lower banner, pin and clasp. Exc. cond. 2. Prince George County Police badgeBlackinton.125”solid brass, Karat clad plated with multiple colors.#1537B, pin and clasp solid back. Exc. cond. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142118Lot# 1511 Maryland 2001 and2005PresidentialInauguration Badges Lot of 2. 1. City of Rockville Polices 2005 Inauguration (2nd term George Bush). #040, Pin and clasp. Made by Collinson, .102 solid brass, plated in pure 24K gold. U.S. Flag city of Rockville flags, Seal Of the President center. Pin and Clasp. Solid Back New never issued. 2. Maryland State Police Trooper 2001 inauguration badge (1st term George Bush). #063, pin and clasp, mew never issued. Solid brass, unk. maker. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142112Lot# 1512 Washington, D.C. 2001-52001and2005Presidential Inaugural Badges Lot of 2. Inauguration badge 2001 & 2005. 1. National Gallery of Art Protection Service. . Design by Collinson. Presidential seal top. American And Washington D.C. flags on either side. National Art blast center. #047, pin and clasp. New cond. 2 National Zoological Park Police 2005 Inaugural Badge by Sun Badge Co., Suntone 14k gold color. Not numbered, pin and clasp solid back. Exc. cond. Est. $200-450 HWAC# 142119Lot# 1513 Virginia 2005 Fairfax County VA 2005 Inaugural Badge Rare 2005, George W. Bush 2nd Presidential Inauguration badge by Sun Badge Co. Silone metal, silver filled, Two Tone, 5 piece badge. Oval breast badge. Not numbered, Pin and clasp, solid back. This is one of the more detailed and best designed badges out there. Mint condition. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 142116Lot# 1514 20th Century US Roadmaps Roadmaps of various locations in the United States including Oregon, Washington, Chicago, Minnesota, Southern California, New England, Wyoming, and the Mid-Atlantic. There is also one roadmap of Canada in this set. These maps were issued by a few different companies including Consolidated Tours, the New England Hotel Association, Western Air Lines, Standard Oil, Sinclair Gasoline, and Texaco. Most of these maps are printed in color and also contain advertisements for the company that issued them. Varying sizes, approx. 32 x 24 when fully unfolded, good condition. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 146408Lot# 1515 Ghost Towns of the Old West, Map Ghost Towns of the Old West, map with numbered list for the States of California (34), Nevada (25) & Arizona (27) Art work by John D. Lawrence in 1952- Printed on parchment paper, in 25”x 19 .5”oak frame with glass Est. $200-300 HWAC# 143735Lot# 1516 U.S. & Canadian Travel Brochures (3) 1) The Chateau Frontenac Hotel, Quebec, Canada, C-1930 Owned by Canadian Pacific Profusely illustrated with detailed floor plans for each level of hotel operations, photos of various rooms & facilities, a facsimile drawing of Quebec City and an accompanying map ~ (8”x 11”brochure, 14 pages) 2) The Call of the Mountains, Vacations in Glacier &Waterton Lakes National Parks - Two (2) separate and time different issues by the Great Northern R.R. in 1927 and C-1930 Each contains photos, descriptions, & rates for the Parks accommodations, transportation, tours & activities - Both also have up to 49 pages, with a colorful double-page map in the center 3) Glacier & Waterton Lakes NPs Pictorial Map, issued by the Great Northern R.R., 1939 Beautiful 27” x 31”multi-fold map Est. $120-200 HWAC# 143745Lot# 1517 U.S. Northwest States Travel Publications (2) 1) The Cities of Puget Sound, Your Hosts for the 1909 Alaska Yukon-Pacific Exposition held in Seattle, WA ( 9”x 9”profusely illustrated booklet describes the region and it’s many cities and marvels, supplemented by photographs & maps 2) North Pacific Coast Countryî, issued by the Chicago, Mill Waukee & St. Paul Railway,1909 - Describes the States of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and to Montana, British Colombia and Alaska - Done with ample photography & 4 Maps (6 .5”x 9”Booklet, 63 pages) Est. $70-140 HWAC# 144973Lot# 1518 Advertising Mirrors Lot of two: 1) New Orleans, LA> / John I. Hay / Foreign Freight broker / And / Forwarding Agent / Houston, Texas; 56 mm, nice condition. 2) Rubber Foot-wear For Everyone / The Best for Style-Fit-Wear / Goodyear’s Rubber / Glove Co. / Wholesale Distributers / The L.P. Ross Co. Rochester, N. Y.; 56 mm, some wear on the mirror. Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $100-150 HWAC# 145393

61View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Miscellaneous Collectibles Lot# 1519 Advertising Pocket Mirrors (3) Lot of 4 items. 3 advertising pocket mirrors promoting Carson Gloves, QuickMeal Gasoline & Oil Stoves and Rattan trunks from Trunkdom Trunk Co/Los Angeles. The first two are round, approx. 1 3/4”: diameter, Trunkdom is oval, 2 3/4” long. Carson Gloves and QuickMeal mirrors are older, 1890s style. Collection also includes a black Dr. Pepper fob, approx. 2” long. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $140-200 HWAC#143898Lot# 1520 Advertising Broadsides, US (27) Lot of 27 advertising broadsides/flyers promoting 20th century US auction, theatre play, dance, grocery products, veterinarian cure, and city politics. Included is the Daily Inter Mountain territorial newspaper, Butte, MT, April 24, 1888, with a large front page Carpet Room opening advert for D.J. Hennessay & Co. Largest item +/- 23” x 16”, smallest 12” x 9”. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC#146278Lot# 1521 Group of Original Advertising Posters c1935-c1980 (5) 5 original posters. 1.) Wright’s Ham Pickle and Smoked it with Wright’s Liquid Smoke, approved by Uncle Sam 17.5” x 27, cardboard, folded at center as originally came, 1930s 2.) Levis Jeans 501, 1983 Levis Strauss Company 19 x 30 3.) 501 Levis Jeans 1982 22x29 4.) Nocona Boots 1980 produced by Akerman and McQueen advertising 20x28 5.) Nocona Boots 1981 20 x 28. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $300-400 HWAC# 146322Lot# 1522 1900’s-2000’s Vintage Broadsides from Past & Present (3) A trio of advertising broadsides including a Bendix Appliance ad for washing machines from the 1940’s (Measures 11”x 28”), Hoenik Furs (Measures 11”x 21”) and what appears to be an ad for an exhibition commemorating the Corps of Discovery of Lewis and Clark (Measures 18”x 25”). There is some damage to the Hoenik piece. Please see photos for more detail and condition. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 141119Lot# 1523 Original Four Seasons 1905 Diecut Wall Hanging 10 x 29.5” diecut with 4 children surrounded by flowers and calendar months of the year, 1905, copyright Grand Union tea company 1904. rare and nice. Folded at center as originally made. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 146323Lot# 1524 Poster-Vintage Advertisement of Three Distinct Products (depicted in One frame) Colored Poster-Vintage Advertisement of Three Distinct Products (depicted in One frame) “Paddler Canadian Salmon”, “Holly Brand Blackberries”, and “Del Monte Egg Plums”. Great condition. Image size: About 16.5 x 12”. Frame size: About 23 x 18.5”. Est. $200-500 HWAC# 146547Lot# 1525 Advertising Pieces & Miscellany Eclectic lot of keys, medals, fobs, tokens. Canvas pouch with leather trim from U.S. Mail from Salt Lake City; Clover Brand Shoes metal tray with watermelon eating black child; Nixon penny (getting smaller and smaller); Southern Comfort; Hadacol ; 1910 White Crest Flour fob with leather strap; Bull Durham; Reader’s Digest token and many more. Est. $100-150 HWAC#144883Lot# 1526 Advertising Pieces, Large (4) Lot of 4 cardboard advertising pieces from US companies, (a) Sego Brand Unsweetened Evaporated Milk display piece, 3 panels fold out for table display, flattened size +/- 47 1/2” x 27” (highest point on center panel); (b) Michelob Dry cutout beer bottle sign by Anheuser-Busch, 35” high x 9 1/4” wide, neck width 4 1/2” - 6”; and (c & d) duplicate NABISCO Milk-Bone signs, each +/- 28 1/2” x 15”, red & orange w/B&W dog head photos on each side. c. 1940s - 1950s, Michelob sign possibly c. 1990s. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 146288Lot# 1527 Montgomery Ward Wood Crate c1910 End panels say Montgomery Ward & Co of Chicago the great mail order house/ send for catalog enlarged black letters. The other side panels say right for our price/ on anything you want/Montgomery Ward & Co Chicago. This is a very large original wood crate made and used before they had a retail outlet (?) Size is 21” x 40 x 25 high. This crate has been in the same family for 100 years as a treasured artifact that made its way from the Midwest to the west coast! Est. $200-400 HWAC# 145764Lot# 1528 Advertising Pieces, US Corporate (4) Lot of 4 large cardboard advertising pieces from 4 different US companies. (a) NABISCO dog biscuit sign, +/- 28 1/2” x 15”, red and orange, includes B&W dog head photos w/brand ingredients; (b) Sunkist fruit and vegetable sign titled “There’s Health in Freshness,” triangular in shape, size +/- 29” x 19”; (c) NABISCO Shredded Wheat sign with titles including Honest Mommy it’s Good!, opens up into a four-sided cube, each side 15 1/8” x 14 1/4”; and (d) Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company titled Sunshine Slightly Salted Krispy Crackers, opens up into a four-sided rectangular cube, each side 13” high, widths 26 1/2” front and back, 12” sides. Loose-Wiles piece states copyright 1932, all likely 1940s - 1950s. None torn or ripped apart, all in good condition. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 146285Lot#1529AdvertisingArtPosters, US, Corporate (2) Lot of 2 original US corporate advertising posters from the early 20th century. Ward Bros./Anaheim, CA appliance company poster, +/- 34” x 16 1/2” mounting board size, c. 1937. Second item titled Visit our Toy Department, no other identification markings, +/- 20 “ x 15”, c. 1910 - 1920, Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 146282Lot# 1530 Women’s Toiletry Labels; c. 1890-1920 Lithographic labels and advertisements for women’s toiletries including French soap and perfumes. These labels are from several companies including the Frankle Bros., Victor Vaissier, J.B. Lynas & Son, and Société Continentale du Cosmydor. Some of these labels are entirely in French. Varying sizes between the smallest (3.25 x 6.75) to the largest (16 x 10.75), good condition. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $120-200 HWAC# 146406

62February 2022DAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Miscellaneous Collectibles Lot# 1531 Advertising Poster Art (2) Lot of 2 advertising posters. (1) Hardware Dealers, Vancouver, WA, painting of young woman holding a red rose, faint image of tree in background, tops of red rose bush in foreground, +/- 14” x 17”, unmounted, several tears, edges frayed, colors still vibrant; (2) Clark’s Mile-End Spool Cotton painting of mom holding her daughter on a balcony railing overlooking the ocean, the daughter holding a hat-shaped container of cotton in the air, 20 1/2” x 11 7/8”, unmounted, slight tears on edges, c. 1890. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 146287Lot#1532Western Advertising Art Calendars Collection (8) Lot of 8 Western US Advertising Art Calendars. All +/- 31” x 19”. (1) Vincent Grain Co, Omaha, NB, only Jan 1921, features painting by R. Farrington Ewell of white man meeting NativeAmericanIndians;(2) Thos. D. Murphy Co, Red Oak, IO, “Birthplace of the Art Calendar Industry”, Jan. 1960 only, features Postal Pioneers illustration of Pony Express rider, 100th Anniversary Pony Express 1860 - 1960 ; (3) Valley Mercantile Co, Hamilton, MT, Jan. 1912 only, features painting of horses by Carl Kahler titled 128 Late for Supper; (4) Valley Mercantile Co, Hamilton, MT, Jan. 1920 only, features painting of young girl w/grandmother titled 1040 The Knitting Lesson, no artist mentioned; (5 - 8) duplicates, J.F. Gies & Co Wholesale Grocers, Great Falls, MT, Jan. 1922 only, features painting by HJ Dobson RSW of young girl w/grandmother titled The Apple of Her Eye. Note: all calendar art copyrighted by the Thomas D. Murphy Company of Red Oak, Iowa. Murphy, along with a partner, started the company in 1888 and became the nation’s premier calendar art company for over 100 years. Today, the company’s original power plant building is on the National Register of Historic Places. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 146284Lot# 1533 Calendar Girls Pinup Collection (11) Lot of 11 pinup girl calendars. All mounted on cardboard backing and sleeved. c. 1941 - 1956. Calendars promoted by brands such as Texaco and Shell. All in excellent condition. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 143265Lot# 1534 Pinup Art Collection (20) Lot of 20 items of pinup art. Collection includes 12 mounted prints including 2 calendar prints and two Jantzen magazine ads. Also included is a 1950 Esquire calendar w/one pinup per month and a 1951 Esquire calendar sleeve/envelope. Rounding out this titillating collection are 6 duplicates of Naked Facts, a foldout collection of drawings from Champion highlighted by a color photo of model Evelyn West. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 143264Lot# 1535 Vintage Pinup Art Collection (20) Lot of 20 vintage pinup art. 2 incomplete decks of playing cards plus 18 other cards and foldout posters of (mostly) naked women. Suggestive titles such as “Reno or Bust” or “I distinctly heard you say - let’s go hunting bare!”. Collection includes 11 duplicates of Naked Facts foldout sketches of undressed women featuring a color photo of model Evelyn West, produced by Champion. Undated. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 143261Lot# 1536 Misc. Americana including Pin-ups & Circus Lot of 23. Includes: 17 tasteful color pin-ups; Ringling Bros. & Barnum & Bailey Circus Magazine, 1944 edition; and five volumes of “The Mentor” magazine, 1916-1920, topics including Lewis & Clark, Prehistoric Man, Uncle Sam, American Pioneer Prose Writers, and American Poets of the Soil. Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $100-150 HWAC# 127564Lot# 1537 c.1920s Carter the Great (Magician) Advertising Brochure Fabulous advertising brochure for magician Carter the Great, “the World’s Wonderful Wizard.” Many color illustrations of tricks he will perform. Opens to 7.25 x 20” Folded 7.25 x 10” Among the highlights of Carter’s stage performances during his career were the classic “sawing a woman in half” illusion (an elaborate surgical-themed version with “nurses” in attendance), making a live elephant disappear and “cheating the gallows”, where a shrouded Carter would vanish, just as he dropped at the end of a hangman’s noose. He was also known for devising acts that were inspired by recent events that captured the public’s imagination, such as the discovery of Tutankhamen’s tomb in 1922 or John Dillinger’s famous jailbreak in 1934. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $80-120 HWAC# 134631Lot# 1538 Original Poster for a Magician Show Joe Crowell the famous Magician presents the Devil in coming to town and his big mystery show wait for the big show. Large original poster on board stock 14 x 22” purple, minor water damage at top and bottom otherwise very fine. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $150-250 HWAC# 146317Lot# 1539 Circus Juggling Pin, c1900 What a fun piece of circus memorabilia! This pin measures about 16.25” long and 2.5” diameter and came to us from the Shirly Bovis cowboy museum in Tombstone. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 145762Lot# 1540 Circus Photograph Collection (180) Lot of 180 B&W photographs of circus-related scenes. From original negatives. c. 1890s - 1930s, one dated 1942 stating “our work horses” on reverse. Most 6 3/4” x 4 3/4”, a few 6 1/8” x 4”. Oldest -- Adam Forepaugh Shows’ famous Advertising Car No. 4 named The Hustler - dated 1893. Collection also includes a Campbell Bros Wagon Show dated 1897, a W.H. Harris Nickel Plate Shows group photo, Chicago, IL, c. 1900 and a Barnum & Bailey Side Show Group photo of about 40 people, c. 1907. Notes on back of some. Source appears to be a circus owner or performer. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 146003Lot#1541ComicCharacterButtonCollection Lot of 23 vintage buttons featuring comic characters. Moon Mullins, Archie and comic comments: “kiss me, nothing makes me sick; “Can That Chatter,”; “I’m The Guy” buttons. American Red Cross buttons. Est. $70-100 HWAC# 145444Lot# 1542 Marvel Comics Lot of ten comic books, most by Marvel: The Avengers; The Thing and the Angel; Captain America; Ghost Rider; Vision and the Scarlet Witch; The Incredible Hulk; Dennis the Menace; Captain Venture (gold key comics). Est. $100-150 HWAC# 143533

63View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Miscellaneous CollectiblesLot# 1543 Custom Neck Ties (2) Lot of 2 custom ties. (1) “Seabiscuit” brown tie w/head of famous race horse w/Seabiscuit “signature” by Gus S. May Co., Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles. c. late-1930s - 1940s; (2) hand screened original cowboy/horse/desert landscape illustration on cream white tie by Saint Pierre, CA, undated.. Est. $100-120 HWAC# 144992Lot# 1544 c1920s-30s Early Home Appliance Advertising Ephemera: Refrigerators Lot of 3. 1) Color advertising booklet for Frigidaire Advanced Refrigeration, published in 1931, 31pp. with many great color illustrations. 9 x 6” 2) Advertising folder for the Model B-9 Frigidaire, probably c.1920s, with B&W photos and illustrations. Deep folds and separations. 1 0x 4.5” 3) Different c.1920s advertising folder for multiple Frigidaire models, unfolds to great large illustration of a fridge. 9.25 x 4.5” Ken Prag CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 134450Lot# 1545Early Home Appliance Ephemera: Stoves Lot of 9. 1) Rare stock certificate for Daniel E. Paris Stove Company, 1891, Iowa, with vignette of factory. 2) Rare stock certificate for Glazier Stove Company, 1907, Chelsea, Michigan, issued to president Frank Glazier, with vignette of factory. 3) Pictorial billhead for Estate of J. De La Montana, San Francisco, 1900, issued to the Virginia & Truckee Railroad. 4) Advertising postcard for the 90-year-old stove at the Murphy’s Hotel. 5) Small booklet catalog for Bridge-Beach Superior Coal & Wood Ranges, full of illustrations. 6) Small booklet for Cole’s Original Hot Blast Coal Stoves. 7) Small booklet catalog for Universal Electric Grill & Range Cooking, with recipes. 8) Cooking Guide for Westinghouse 3-19-B Electric Range. 9) Catalog No. 29 for Nesco Perfect Oil Cook Stoves, 1921, with nice color illustrations. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 134451Lot#1546EarlyHomeAppliancesAdvertising Ephemera Lot of 5. 1) Brochure for Mazda Lamps, General Electric, with B&W pictures. 2) Brochure/catalog for American Radiators, American Radiator Company, with many illustrations, c.1920. 3) Brochure for Automatic washing machine, San Francisco, 15pp, many illustrations. 4) Rare color advertising pamphlet for The universal Clothes-Wringer, Metropolitan Washing Machine Co. 5) Pamphlet/price list for the New Platform Freezer, an early ice cream machine, with illustrations. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $100-150 HWAC#134449Lot# 1547 Singer Sewing Machine Trade Cards Lot of over 50 trade cards from the Singer Sewing Machine Company in the 1920s with American Song Birds on the front and sewing tips on the back, along with facts about the beautifully colored birds on the obverse. Each 4 1/2 x 6 inches. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $80-100 HWAC# 140140Lot# 1548 Waterbury Clocks Trade Card Collection (7) Lot of 7 trade cards from Waterbury Clock Company, Connecticut. Size: 2 3/4” x 4”. All in excellent condition. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $80-100 HWAC# 142562Lot# 1549 Typewriter Postcards & Other Ephemera Lot of about 30 items. Includes rare postcards, letterheads, advertising pieces, and photographs. Collection assembled over many years by a San Jose collector (Raven). 1) Includes 15 postcards: 1 real photo, 2 undivided back, and the rest early printed divided back. All have a typewriter. Includes two cards for giant Underwood typewriter at Pan. Pacific Expo. 2) Three mounted photographs: two of man sitting in his office with antique typewriter. The last is of the sons of CW Seaman of the Remington & Sons Typewriter Co. standing behind Densmore typewriters. 3) Other items include pictorial letterheads from Hammond Typewriter Co. (1916 with pictorial cover), LC Smith & Bros. (1915), and E. Remington & Sons (1880); advertising booklets for E. Remington & Sons, Chicago Writing Machine Co., Blickensderfer Mfg. Co.; and more. Great collection. Please inspect. Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $140-260 HWAC# 127563Lot# 1550 c.1920s Phonograph Brochures & Ephemera Lot of 9. All are for either Victor or Starr Phonograph companies. 1) Great booklet for Starr Phonographs published by Stadler Photographing Co., Chicago. Has 10 illustrations of phonograph models printed on glossy photo paper. 4.5 x 6” 2) Booklet, “Starr made Phonographs.” c.1920s. Has information and illustrations of 6 phonographs. 8 x 5” 3) Booklet, “Starr-Made Phonographs.” c.1920. Beautiful color publication with many illustrations. Printed by Ballinger Press. 7 x 5” 4) 1920 and 1922 catalogs for New Victor Records. Describes new listings from the company, as well as a price list. Each 6.5 x 5” 5) 1924 Catalog of Victor Records, Black Label and Blue Label Records Only. 7.25 x 5” 6) 1924 Catalog of Victor Red Seal Records. 8 x 6” 112pp. 7) Booklet, Instructions for the Setting Up, Operation and Care of Victrola 405. 1923. 15pp. 6.5 x 5” 8) Booklet, How to get the most out of your Victrola. 1923. 8 x 5.5” Ken Prag CollectionEst. $500-1000 HWAC# 134470Lot#1551Early Telephone & Telegraph Ephemera Lot of 15. 1)SevenTelephoneAlmanacs from Pacific TelephoneCompany:1955 (2), 1956 (2), 1960 (2), and 1961. 2) Two copies of a stereoview showing RW Sears at his desk in front of an early phone. 3) Annual Report of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. for 1928. 4) “The Miracle of Talking by Telephone”, Colton, 1937. 5) Misc. other ephemera: Keystone Telephone System corner ad cover; Sunset Telephone & Telegraph Co. receipt, 1902; pamphlet from Western Union Telegraph Co. showing the Money Used in Holland; and a document from the Order of Railroad Telegraphers. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $150-300 HWAC# 134461Lot# 1552 Large Group of Telegraph and Telegram Ephemera (45) Lot includes lots of Western Union Telegraph Company ephemera including Annual Passes to Transmit in 1915 and 1916 (railroad pass format). Also, many stamps and advertising from Western Union and Rapid Tel. Two postcards of switchboards also included. 45 pieces in all. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $150-200 HWAC# 129084

64February 2022DAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Miscellaneous Collectibles Lot#1553EdisonEDIPHONEWaxCylinders, Some Blank Seventeen EDIPHONE wax cylinders in two sizes: eight that are 6-1/8 inches long and 2-1/8 inches in diameter, all in felt-lined, thick cardboard sleeves, and all of which have been used. These cylinders are labeled with different numbers on the end edge with differing Words-Per-Minute values from 90 to 150; There are also nine cylinders that are 6 inches long and 2-5/16 inches in diameter, all in felt-lined, thick cardboard sleeves, and all are unrecorded blanks, two of which have a 3/4-inch chip out of one end; and There are also two empty cardboard sleeves in this size. The Ediphone was a dictation recording system developed by Thomas Edison that competed with the similar-purposed Dictaphone system invented by Alexander Graham Bell. Est. $180-240 HWAC# 146178Lot# 1554 California Basketball Cards, Official National Basketball Association (NBA) Awesome multitude of Basketball Cards, approximately 1,000 in quantity, Approximately 50% of these cards are Circa 1990’s. The remaining 50% are circa: 2008-2009. Full-color, most are in good condition. Approximately 10% of these are covered in protective plastic, and are in excellent condition. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 146143Lot# 1555 Historic Set of Three Items Historic Set of Three Items: 1) Multi-colored, matted print, “California Pears”, (J.E. Noia, Inc).Image size: Approximately 10 x 8.5”. Matted frame size: About 16” x 13”. Pristine condition. 2) Authentic Newspaper Front/Back pages, “The San Francisco Daily Herald, Feb 25, 1856, No 269”. Still in great condition, all words very legible, protected in plastic covering. 3) Authentic Newspaper Front/Back pages,”The Placer Herald”, June 8, 1872, has minor wear and tear, but still legible. Est. $150-200 HWAC#146816Lot# 1556 Esso Happy Motoring! PorcelainEnameledSignTwo Essoites in a motor boat demonstrating Happy Motoring! from Esso. Round, 12 inches in diameter, with four holes for mounting. Circa 1960s. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 143459Lot# 1557Independent Oil Ceramic Enameled Sign Triangular sign enameled in red, white and black. “From Coast to Coast / Independent / Oil “Two sided, two holes at top for hanging. Each side 27 inches, some rust around edges. Est. $800-1600 HWAC# 143470Lot# 1558 Tiolene The Pure Oil Company, U.S.A. Porcelain Enameled Sign Blue and white porcelain enameled sign, 15 inches in diameter. The Pure Oil / Tiolene / reg. U.S. Pat. Off. / Aviation Quality / (twin engine aircraft) / Company, U.S. A. Four mounting holes. Nice condition. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 143461Lot# 1559 Veedol Motor Oil Porcelain Enameled Sign Ice skating blond wearing her Veedol uniform on a 12 inch enameled steel sign. Some rust around the four holes used for mounting, and some rust at the edges. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 143460Lot# 1560 Insurance Co. Bronze and Iron Signs, c 1830’s, 1920 Two nice heavy metal signs. 1. “F.I. Co.” (Fire Insurance Co.) with double pumper fire engine on cast iron, about 13” diameter, significant rust. While these have been reproduced, this appears to be an original. They were used in the 1830s, placed on houses front facing wall. 2. Farmer Insurance Building, 9 x 16”, c 1920, out of Montana. excellent condition. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 146084Lot# 1561 Metal Advertising Sign (1) Lot of 1. Vintage metal advertising sign from Vogue for Sterilized Pillows. Sign in shape of an arrow, Sterilized Pillows on front and back, By Vogue PIL-O-BAR on tail of arrow, again front and back, yellow and orange backgrounds, Sterilization Process -- Ozone - Ultra-Violet on bottom of sign, both side. Some paint rubbed away on edges but sign not bent, in good condition. No date but likely circa 1930s/1940s. Dimensions: 23” from tail-to-tip, 9 1/2” wide. See photo. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 143665Lot# 1562 Old Gold / Cigarettes / Not a cough in a carload Red and blue on yellow. Enamel. 12” x 36” Est. $500-1000 HWAC#142382Lot# 1563 Fire Extinguisher Collection (4) and Fire Bucket 15” brass Fyre Extinguisher; 10.5” brass Quick Aid by General Detroit; another similar but no name; Safety Flare Pump- same size and style. small red fire bucket, 12” tall, and diamete3r. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 143811Lot# 1564 Fob Collection Lot of six fobs. Chevrolet Soap Box Derby; New York Commercial Tercentenary; Disston Saws; Adams Road Machinery; 1915 George Westinghouse; Conner Hotel Joplin Missouri. Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $150-250 HWAC#145099Lot# 1565 Fob Collection Lot of eight metal fobs. Caterpillar; International Harvester; Grandall; State of Pennsylvania; and several others. Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 145101Lot# 1566Hummel Style Group of Collectible Figurines (7) 6 pieces by Gobel. 3 little girls are 3.5” tall, and 3 others are 4.25” tall. plus Gobel monk bank with key Est. $80-100 HWAC# 142614

65View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Miscellaneous CollectiblesLot# 1567 Lee’s Union Made Jeans Cowboy Doll Darling 13 inch tall cowboy dressed in Lee Union Made jeans, with flannel shirt and bandana, sporting a black cowboy hat. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 146350Lot# 1568 Horsehair Hackamores (2) Lot of 2 horsehair hackamores. Dark brown/light brown striped hackamore 92” long tail-tip-2-tail-tip. Solid light brown hackamore w/mouth bit 51” long tip-2-tip. Est. $100-200 HWAC#144991Lot# 1569 Western Group This lot contains a plaque with the varied forms of barbed wire that tamed the west. Six type of wire displayed. A Lucite paperweight in the shape of California celebrating the bicentennial 1776-1976 of the nation. A commemorative coin is encased with a placer miner depicted. A picture postcard file of the Big Tree Grove near Santa Crus, California with eighteen cards. Date of publishing is unknown but photos appear to be about 1910. A medal for the Homeopathic American Institute of Los Angeles, Ca. dated 1910; a beautiful medallion. a group of belt buckles: National Finals Rodeo buckle 1981 new; California with surfer by EarthSea new; OSU Oklahoma State University Cowboys new; Alta Vista commemorative buckle 1887-1987, 329 of 500 pewter new; United States of America 1787-1987 Constitution Bicentennial buckle; Budweiser limited edition #108 solid and heavy with cloisonnÈ coloration. Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 143947Lot# 1570 Horse Figure/Western Photos One brass horse figure, depicting a horse with a classic saddle. Autographed photo of Roy Rogers, standing adjacent to his horse. One additional Western photo depicting six men and boys on horses, posing for photo. Est. $150-200 HWAC# 146783Lot# 1571 Purse, Western Style Depicting Horse Western Style, Tan-colored, Leather Purse. Contains three main zippered pockets, along w/ two zippered sub-pockets. Appears like new, and comes with shoulder strap for carrying. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 146149Lot# 1572 Wooden Horse Beautiful carved wooden horse, 42 inches tall, 62 inches long. Medium brown; mounted on wooden base with metal straps. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 143216Lot# 1573 Magic Lantern Glass Slides - 36 Thirty-six Magic Lantern Glass Slides, each 3-1/8-inch square, black and white positive images. Scenes include people and places outside the US, with some from Capetown and Johannesburg in South Africa, and the government building in Pretoria. Other scenes include harvesting and loading wagons, mining carts, a railroad, and individuals and groups of people. There is even an ostrich farm. There are three slides with verses to Christian hymns, one with the text of a prayer, another with a crucifix, and two images of individual men in priestly attire. One slide credits copy permission from the Illustrated London News. This is an interesting exploration of the world through the lens of a century-old camera. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 146423Lot# 1574 Miniature Doll Sized Pewter Cutlery Set, “For a Good Girl” (18 Pieces) An adorable doll sized set of pewter includes 6 forks, 6 spoons, and 6 knives. The knives and forks have bone handles. Larger knife is marked/engraved For a Good Girl. Rare. This came to us from the Shirly Bovis Cowboy Museum in Tombstone. Est. $70-100 HWAC# 145968Lot# 1575 Misc. National Parks Publications (3) 1) Rainier National Park, Wash., publ. by Asahel, 1921 Pictorial presentation of the Park, showing Mt. Rainier, Inns, lakes, forests, meadows, waterfalls, glaciers, wildflowers, camps & and trails and roads - ( 9”x 12”booklet, 32 pages) 2) The Yosemite Story, by Ferris H. Scott, 1954 - Covers it’s discovery, the Indians, Early Days, John Muir, the Yosemite Valley R.R., Camp Curry, the Fire Fall, Auto Tours, Points of Interest, Famous Water Falls, Big Trees, Mammals, &Camps and Trails Profusely Illustrated, many color photographs, 2 double-page maps (8.5 x 11”SC booklet, 65 pages) 3) Zion, Bryce Canyon & Grand Canyon National Parks and The Cedar Breaks & Kaibab National Forest, 1929 - Issued by Union Pacific R.R. - The land of Sublime Canyons & Gorgeous Chasms - 3 Nat’l Parks in One Tour - Lists Accommodations & Tours - (profusely illus. with watercolor art, B&W photographs and 2 maps Est. $70-140 HWAC# 144960Lot# 1576 Black Americana: His & Her Soulkins Two male and female black Americans, each 37 inches tall. The male is equipped for fishing with a can of worms, already caught fish and a harmonica. the female has a sheep and some chickens in her care. Signed by H. Russell, 2005. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 143478Lot# 1577 Miscellaneous Americana Lot of 11. These items were leftover after sorting other items. Includes: Pet Rock Certification Package (4 unused certificates plus Instruction Book); Tombstone Consolidated Gold & Silver Mining Co. unissued stock (1880s); First National Bank, Canton, Dakota pictorial check, 1887; c.1906 brochure for Colorado (The Centennial State); political fun currency, Inflation Certificate copyright 1952 by EJ Mantooth; and two pieces of German military currency (Eine Mark and 10 Pf. Zehn Pfennig). Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 134678Lot# 1578 NASA and Apollo 11 Pins and Medals Lot of five NASA pins, red, white & blue enamel. Two Apollo 11 medals, one copper, one white metal, commemorating our first landing on the moon. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 143858

66February 2022DAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Miscellaneous Collectibles Lot# 1579 Astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper Framed Commemorative Piece Framed item of Leroy Gordon Cooper, USA Colonel, 1927-2004, One of the original seven Nasa astronauts. Includes a photo or Cooper; a button - Astronaut Gordon Cooper / 22 Orbits - May 15-16, 1963; A golden plaque; and a Cape Canaveral cover stamped May 16, 1963 with his signature. Overall the frame measures 20 x 14” Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 145760Lot# 1580Nutcracker, Wooden Dog Nutcracker in form of dog, made of wood, 8” from bottom of handle to tip of ear. glass eyes, no markings, likely c. late-19th century, excellent condition. Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $100-150 HWAC# 146272Lot#1581RCACollectiblesRadio Corporation of America was famous for “His Master’s Voice” a dog staring quizzically into a gramophone. Two cigarette lighters with the logo, a red enamel pinback “RCA”; a dog pinback; a tie tack, and a battery key chain; an RCA TV tube on a tie chain. Seven items total. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 145786Lot#1582SarahBernhardtPhotoScrapbook&AdrienneLecouvreurTheatre Play (2) Lot of 2 items. Scrapbook of photographs and newspaper clippings titled Theatre Sarah Bernhardt, Saison (Season) 1906-1907. Most articles in French. Many promotional photo cards of Bernhardt attached to pages. Final several pages includes several articles from the San Francisco Chronicle when Bernhardt appeared in Northern California in 1911. 13” x 8 1/2”. String binding still intact. Also included is the English translation of the original French copy of the stage play Adrienne Lecouvreur, published by Darcie & Corbyn, New York, 1855, paperback, front and back covers torn away from spine, 10 1/4” x 7 1/2”, browning but pages still intact and readable. Note: several Bernhardt advertising photo cards show her in full costume in her role in Adrienne Lecouvreur. Est. $300-500 HWAC#146024Lot# 1583 Small Item Plexi-Glass Display Case Modern, locking clear plexi-glass (plastic) display case, fully clean and functional . 11” square, 22” tall, four doors, 6 rows each quarter section. Nice for personal, store, or trade show display. This would cost a fortune to make today! Est. $100-200 HWAC# 142577Lot# 1584 Sea Shells-(4) Four Four (4) Vintage Sea Shells. White-colored, w/ beautiful shades of light brown, One has a cute purple-colored tinge. All four contain brass openings, made to fit small items, such as pennies or dimes inside, along with necklace that can be worn on the neck, or affixed to a belt, keychain, etc. Great sentimental gift! Est. $200-400 HWAC# 146146Lot# 1585 Souvenir Spoon Collection (50+) A nice collection of souvenir spoons from many countries such as Equator, Tokyo, Bethlehem, Fiji, Canada, Israel and many others . All different styles. These measure about 4.5-5” in length Ready for your spoon rack! Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 145961Lot# 1586 Leather Cabinet Card Wallet Rare. Opens to house three cabinet cards. This one comes with photographs in two of the spots. No manufacturer’s marks. 7 x 4.75” Good condition. First time seen by this describer. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 127559Lot# 1587 Logging Camp Photo Collection Lot of 24 black and white 7 x 5 inch photos of various scenes in a major logging camp, probably in the western United States. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 143842Lot# 1588 Stereo View Card Collection Four boxes of stereo view cards produced by Keystone View Company. Hawaiian plantations, primitive homes from around the world; children; bridges; early aviation (United Air Lines DC-3s). About 100 stereo views total. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $100-300 HWAC# 143860Lot# 1589 Stereograph Cards, Various US & Foreign Scenes (45) Lot of 45 stereograph cards. 15 US scenes published by Keystone View Co., 4 foreign scenes published by Underwood & Underwood, and 26 scenes from various world locations published by a variety of companies. Included is a color illustration of the City of Jeffersonville paddle wheeler titled On the Mississippi, undated, no identifying marks. Lively c. 1900. Earliest dated card 1890. All cards 7” x 3 1/2”. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $100-150 HWAC# 146011Lot# 1590 Stereograph Set, Original Box, Warfare (25) lot of 25 stereographs depicting warfare scenes c. WW I. Original cardboard box, opens at ends, stereo cards sized 7” x 3 3/8”. No descriptions on back. No manufacturer stated. Front cover states card photos are made from the original negatives. Back of box lists 39 box sets available, each consisting of 25 stereo cards, sets numbered 101. Historical Spots of America to 139. Big Cities of Europe.. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $80-100 HWAC# 146010Lot# 1591 Stereographic CardCollectionbyPublisher, Humor (31) Lot of 31 stereographic cardsdepictinghumor,US, c. 1900. 12 cards by Keystone View Co depicting housekeepingscenes.No descriptions on back of cards. 9 cards from Underwood & Underwood depictinghousekeepingand social scenes, all but one card with descriptions on back. 10 cards from an unknown publisher depicting a beach scene where a boy finds “bloomers” laying on the sand then asks various women if the bloomers belong to them, missing cards 1 and 2, no descriptions on back. All cards 7” x 3 1/2”. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $80-100 HWAC# 146014

67View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Miscellaneous Collectibles Lot# 1592Stereographs - American Southwest & Northwest (20) Lot of 20 B&W stereograph cards of Western US scenes. 8 cards from Underwood & Underwood depicting Alaskan & Pacific NW scenes. 1 card from Underwood & Underwood depicting a typical Arizona desert home (hogan) of the Navajo Indian. 7 cards from Keystone View Co depicting various Native American Indian scenes in Arizona & Colorado including petrified trees in the Painted Desert. 3 cards from Keystone depicting the American cowboy including a western Texas cattle ranch. 1 card depicting Apache Canyon, New Mexico on one side, Mt. Orizaba and Coffee Plantation, Mexico on the other, no publisher indicated. Copywrite date 1905 on one Keystone card, all appear to be c. 1900 - 1910. Cards 7” x 3 1/2”. Most are from educational sets w/descriptions on the back.. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $100-150 HWAC# 146012Lot# 1593Stereoviews of American Disasters Lot of two stereoview cards: one of Galveston Disaster, one of the Johnston Calamity: general view of the Wrecked City. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $80-100 HWAC# 140139Lot#1594WorldStereographicPhotography Collection (6 groups) Lot of over 150 stereographic photo pairs (stereograph cards) grouped into 6 boxed sets, each box representing a different part of the world. Groups are: Philippines, India & Ceylon, Eastern Canada, Mediterranean Lands (Spain, France, Italy, Greece), South Sea Islands (Society, Cook, Fiji, New Guinea), and Caribbean Lands (Antigua, Central American countries, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Cuba, Bahamas, Trinidad, Barbados, Martinique). Each card 7” x 3 1/2”. Manufactured b y Keystone View Company, Meadville, PA. Undated but likely c. 1900 for most since 1898 was when Keystone entered the box-set market with geography and other sets. Most stereographs in this collection -- save the South Sea Islands box set -- have extensive descriptions on the backs of the cards. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $100-300 HWAC# 146007Lot# 1595 Uncle Sam Bank Red, white and blue painted metal bank. Push the button and Uncle Sam drops a coin into his U.S. suitcase. Eleven inches tall, 5 x 4 inch base. Est. $60-120 HWAC# 146349Lot# 1596 Cast Iron Piggy Bank This cast iron piggy bank is painted black without any maker’s mark. Please see photos for details. Excellent condition. 4 pounds 11 oz. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 143908Lot# 1597 Victorian Desktop Inkwell Set Victorian Desktop Inkwell Set, 12” long, 7” wide, dark “wood” (dense material made to look like wood) with two square leaded glass inkwells with brass caps. Both inkwells have slight damage to the base, as expected with age, though the damage cannot be seen in their holders. Circa 1880. Est. $160-250 HWAC# 143816Lot# 1598 Vintage Self Heating Iron Trio Lot of 3 vintage self heating irons, circa 1920s-30s. 1.) Coleman Self-Heating Gasoline Iron Model No. 4A. Comes with original paperwork! Measures about 6” tall and 9” wide. Has a dent in the gas container that could easily be repaired. 2.) Sunshine? Gasoline Iron. Hard to read the logo. Other side says made in the U.S.A. patent pending. Measures about 6” tall and 9” wide. Good condition albeit old. 3.) IXL 8 self heating cast iron sad iron. Measures about 4.5” tall and 6” long. This is a neat little group and would make a fantastic antique display! Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-500 HWAC# 145593Lot# 1599 Woman’s Vintage Eclectic “Print” Collection Group of books and magazines aimed at women clients, late 1800’s to early 1900s. Includes: Modern Priscilla embroidery magazine(several);Woman’sHomeCompanion; the Designer, ladies Home Journal (all these are c1900-1907)a sewing library, a woman’s toiletry collection, and more. Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 143810Lot# 1600 Rare Collectible Items-Three (3) Trio set of three rare, and separate items being offered as a set. 1) Vintage M.M. Fleron & Son Official Boyscout Signaler Radio Blinker Telegraph. 2) Authentic GSS Blister Viewer microscope, a basic microscope used in mid-century elementary science classes. Remains in good vintage condition. Model:68-50-x, mpn:65bl. 3) Vintage phone test handset, Circa 1970’s. Red in color, formerly used by linemen to test phone lines at the pole(s). Comes with mouth piece, and has push button dial pad, cords with alligator clips. Dimensions: 10-1/2”L x 2-1/8”W x 2-1/4”H at dial. ALL Three (3) items sold as one complete set- a STEAL at current offering price! Est. $120-150 HWAC# 146812Lot# 1601 Drafting Tools This is a lot of misc. drafting tools, including four compasses and varied attachments. These tools are still used by architects, artists, and hobbyists. Please see photos for details. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 143909Lot# 1602 Keuffel & Esser Transit in Original Wood Case Keuffel & Esser (K&E) surveying transit, model P5137, SN 136307, in its original wooden carrying case. This is a precision piece of optical and mechanical engineering, and at one time, it was a mainstay in the surveying industry. Made to be mounted on a large tripod. It appears that all the pieces except the lens cap are present. The optics are complete, the compass needle hangs freely, all the spirit levels are intact and working, and all the knobs that should turn do so smoothly. You could put this to work right away or proudly display it in your home or office. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 146171Lot# 1603 Zeiss-Jena Refractometer in Original Wood Case Optical Refractometer made by Carl Zeiss Jena (then East Germany). Has seen heavy use, needs cleaning, and is probably best suited for historical display. Even so, all the necessary parts for it to function appear to be present. Carl Zeiss was one of the first precision optical companies and is still renowned for its optical products in both industrial and consumer markets. After WWII, the company was split into an East German division based in Jena, and a West German group in Oberkochen. The company was recombined and reorganized in 1991 after German Reunification. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 146176

68February 2022DAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Miscellaneous Collectibles Lot# 1604 Bausch & Lomb Abbe Refractometer Bausch & Lomb Abbe Refractometer in original wooden case in working condition. A refractometer measures the ability of a liquid to bend (refract) light passing through it, which is related to how much material is dissolved in it. The device is built somewhat like a microscope, but the stage is made of two glass prisms with their hypotenuses facing each other. A drop of the liquid of interest flows into the tiny gap between the prisms, held there by capillary action. Light is directed from the mirror at the base into the lower prism, passes through the liquid and into the upper prism which directs the light into the eyepiece column. The operator then incrementally rotates the prism assembly to center the edge between dark and light fields in the view. The index value is then read through a small reticle on the curved scale at the back of the device. This is a piece of precision manufacturing, and for many years it was the mainstay for determining the proportion of materials dissolved in a liquid solvent, such as aqueous sugar solutions, oils, and even blood serum. The prism assembly is then easily opened to clean out the liquid and prepare for the next sample. The device is quick and precise to use. Est. $200-500 HWAC# 146170Lot# 1605 Bausch & Lomb Microscope in Original Case Bausch & Lomb microscope in original wooden case. Cast metal frame pivots at the base for easy viewing, 10x eyepiece, 4mm 43X objective, 16mm 10X objective, coarse rack focusing and fine focusing controls. Objective turret turns smoothly and locks in place firmly. One slide clip is missing. Concave mirror is intact. SN 282881. Bottom one inch of wooden case door is missing. This is a functional microscope for student use or a nice display piece. Est. $140-200 HWAC# 146172Lot# 1606 Ernst Lietz Wetzlar MicroscopeinOriginalBoxErnst Lietz Wetzler professional-grade microscope, No. 386481, with numerous accessory optics including two 10x, one 12x, one 15x eyepieces; one each 45x, 62x, and 95x objective lenses; and some odd objective parts from Nikon and Zeiss. Stage has a fine-control mechanicalpositioningdevice.Rack focusing with fine adjustment control. Case has a removable shelf for component storage. A nice piece of precision optical design for student use or display. Est. $200-500 HWAC# 146174Lot#1607Oil-Immersion Microscope in Original Wood Case Research-level, solid metal microscope, Compacta brand, SN 840238, with coated optics, quadruple turret; five objective lenses: 4x, 10x, 40x, and a 100x oil immersion objective; binocular head with pairs of eyepieces in 5x, 8x, 10x, 15x, and 20x with adjustable eye-spacing; separate 4x and 5x eyepieces for monocular viewing; no-backlash coarse and fine rack focusing; 2-axis mechanical stage with 1mm vernier scales; concave illumination mirror; double Abbe condenser lens (Numerical Aperture, NA=1.25) with 12-leaf iris diaphragm; hinged base inclines 90 degrees. Includes a precise engineering drawing of the microscope. All accessories fit into wooden racks which slide neatly into place in the wooden case. Base bolts into the bottom of the case for secure transport. This is a real beauty of a microscope, in excellent condition, ready to use. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 146175Lot# 1608 Microscope Boxes-2, and Assort. Hobby Lenses Two wooden microscope boxes, empty, and a bundle of Edmund Scientific optics. Box 1 is made from a light-colored wood, approx. 8.25 x 14 x 9 inches, and has a small metal plate labeled // YASHIMA TOKYO / YASHIMA OPTICAL CO. LTD. //. Inside has rails and guides for securing a microscope and spare parts (not included). There is a lock on the door but there is no key; Box 2 is made from a dark-stained wood and the outside is covered in a black leather-like material. It is embossed on the door with AO, the logo of American Optical. Inside has partitions for securing the base of a microscope and a holder on the inside of the door to hold four eyepieces. The locking mechanism has been removed from this box. Edmunds Scientific sold lenses, polarizers, and other optical items in characteristic brown envelopes to hobbyists for decades. Here is a lot of 11 lenses of various sizes and focal lengths, 2 front-surface mirrors about 40mm, two 9x12mm beam splitters, a 1x1-inch Ronchi ruling (100 lip), a 13,400 lip diffraction grating in a 35mm slide mount, several envelopes of polarizing material from 5x5 inches to 20mm diameter, a 6x6-inch, 1/4-wave retardation plate, a 4x5-inch plate of heat-absorbing glass, a 1.25-inch diameter sun filter, and a 4x5-inch, satin-finish ground glass plate. Est. $80-160 HWAC# 146177Lot# 1609Lietz Theodolite TM-1A in Original Case LietzSokkishaTM-1A1-second optical theodolite initsoriginalorangeheavy-dutycasewithcarrying strap. SN 2144. Once owned by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration(NOAA).Thisisanamazinglyfine piece of surveying equipment capable of 5 to 10 minutes of accuracy. It is in pristine condition, all parts on the theodolite appear to be present and functional, but you may want to have it professionally serviced before putting it to use. Comes with a tubular sun shield, a lime-green plumb-bob, and a small accessory kit containing two light bulbs, a small screwdriver, and two small adjustment tools. A marvel of geodetic engineering. See photos for condition details. Est. $1000-3000 HWAC# 146173Lot# 1610 Australia, New Zealand, & Fiji Travel Brochures Lot of 9. 1) Australia. Five pieces: two Greeting Cards with accordion-style foldouts of pictures; brochure, “Australia, Sunshine Land;” pamphlet, ‘Australia Offers..”; booklet, “Australia, Crossroads of the South Seas.” 2) “New Zealand in a Nutshell.” This is a booklet published for the Pan Pacific Exposition in San Francisco, 1915. 34pp. 3) Three different colorful brochures for Fiji printed by Whitcombe & Tombs. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $100-300 HWAC# 134469Lot# 1611 Brussels, Conservatoire African Mardi Gras Poster, 1900 Conservatoire Africain ouvre de creches, mardi gras. Original exceptionally colorful poster 17.5 x 31.5” c 1900. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $400-800 HWAC# 146327

69View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 1 Thur, Feb 24 Miscellaneous CollectiblesLot# 1612 Canadian 1880 Pocket Diary (1) Lot of 1. Canadian Pocket Diary for 1880, published by Brown Brothers, Toronto. Leather cover, 3 1/4” x 4 3/4”. Includes many pp of handwritten notes chronicling a Journey from Montreal to San Francisco, passing through Toronto, Port Huron, Chicago, Quincy (IL), Kansas City, Denver, and Ogden (UT) along the way. Description of the journey concludes as follows: . . . crossed the Sara (ed sp) Nevada mountains where we passed through the Snow Sheads (sp) there (sp) was lots of snow & weather very cold freezing and in about 2 hours we were again in a warm sun we left to Sacramento and got there at 4:00 and left at 5 for Frisco arrived in Frisco this Wednesday am at 6:05 Cal time and met Tom - final -. Several pages in the back of the booklet detail what appear to be costs of items purchased along the journey. A unique insight into pre-automobile travels in the late-19th century. Est. $300-500 HWAC#143245Lot# 1613 Lethbridge, Alberta 1922-1923 Hotel Registry, Lethbridge, Alberta Hotel Registry for the Windsor Hotel in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. Lists the date, guest name, assigned room number, and time of arrival, written in pencil, all still clearly legible. Date range is December 15, 1922, through September 10, 1923. 8.5 x 14 inches, approx. 75 pages. At the time, Lethbridge was the regional center for the Canadian Pacific Railway and a hub for local coal mines, some of the largest in Canada. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-500 HWAC# 145353Lot# 1614 1930 Japanese Empire Philips Imperial Map Booklet that opens up into a huge map of the Japanese Empire with Central and Southern Manchukuo (Manchuria) measuring approximately 2 feet by 3 feet. Printed by George Philip & Son Ltd. Great Britain. No date on the document but believed to be 1932-1934. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 146360Lot# 1615 Pre-WW II Japanese & Chinese Travel Promo Ephemera Lot of 11. 1) Two copies of a c.1938 promo magazine, “Japan,” full of B&W pictures and some color illustrations of scenic and tourist locations.10 x 7.5” 2) Advertising brochure for Japan from the Japanese Government Railways. 9 x 4” 3 ) Two copies of a advertising brochure for the Hotel Plaza in Shanghai. 7 x 3.5” 4) Advertising brochure for the Grand Hotel De Pekin (in Peking). 8.5 x 3.75” 5) Advertising brochure for the Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong. 9.25 x 4” 6) Nice advertising booklet for the Raffles Hotel in Singapore. 4.5 x 5.5” 7) Metal engraving for the Commemorative stamp for the Wedding of Crown Prince Akihito and Princess. 8) Misc. other pieces including a postcard, a pamphlet for the Repulse Bay Hotel in Hong Kong, and an advertising piece for the Majestic Hotel in Shanghai. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 134452Lot# 1616 1910-1938 Philippines Travel Ephemera Lot of 5. 1) Rare Official Program for the Philippine Carnival held in 1910 in Manila. 80pp. with advertisements. 2) Port Manila, Trade Center of the Pacific, Yearbook 1933. Published by the Manila Harbor Board. Not paginated. Includes many printed photographs and information such as steamship lines. 3) 1920 booklet, “The Philippines of To-Day,” published by the Bureau of Commerce and Industry of the Philippine Islands. 24pp. 4) 1925 tourism brochure entitled “Miss Philippines is Calling You.” Full of printed pictures. 5) Road Maps of the Philippines, published by Standard-Vacuum Oil Company. 1937-38 edition. 48pp. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $120-300 HWAC# 134468Lot#1617London,Autographed Signed Letter from N Lewis, 1826 Letter from N. Lewis to James Wilson, Esq, dated 1826, requesting payment. Lewis appears to have been a tailor to Mr. Wilson. Letter very legible. On folded paper 14 3/8” x 8 3/4”. Stamped postmark. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $100-300 HWAC# 145289Lot#1618Autographed Signed Letter by William Pitt to the Duke of Portland, 1796 Originalhandwrittenletterby William Pitt to the Duke of Portland, England, dated January 1, 1796. Sent from Wimbledon. Writing faded and hard to read but introduction line reads My Dear Lord. Content of letter includes “he has not many qualities to recommend him for the situation in question or any other.” Appears to be a letter relating to personnel matters. Note: cannot ascertain which William Pitt this is, but the Prime Minister of England in 1796 was William Pitt the Younger who presided over England during the Napoleonic Wars with France. He is known as “William Pitt the Younger” to distinguish him from his father, William Pitt the Elder, who also served as Prime Minister of Great Britain. He is the youngest man ever to hold this office. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC#145089Lot# 1619 London, 1758 The London Chronicle (Newspaper), 1758 Vol. III, No. 182, February 25-28, 1758. 8pp. 11.5 x 8” News from London, Ireland, and one paragraph report from Charleston, South Carolina. American news is about the number of ships arriving and departing, picking up French produce to take back to Europe. Also the arrival of a French marque ship, Les Animable Marthe, with a cargo of sugar, cotton, and coffee. Twenty years before the American Revolution! Salvatore Falcone CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 127565Lot# 1620 1801 East India Company Handwritten Document Beautiful handwritten document from the East India Company. It is a payment for 50 pound sterling. The paper is dated August 31, 1801. It measures 14”x 8”. Please see photos for detail and condition. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 140541

70February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2000 Alaska 1916 Alaska Petroleum & Coal Company stock, 1916 # 12,029 for 100 shares to MC Bell on February2, 1916. Signed by president Lippy and secretary Charles D Dairs. Oil field vignette. Also intricate border full of oil-related vignettes. Black on white with gold title. Folds, otherwise very nice. Est. $70-150 HWAC# 130630Lot# 2001 Tombstone, Arizona 1881Tombstone Mill & Mining Company Stock Certificate Inc. in Connecticut. No. 1221, issued for 100 shares to PA Filbert on May 7th, 1881. Signed by president Burnham, secretary Corbin, and Gallagher. Not cancelled. Location of Property, Tombstone District, Pima County, Arizona (printed at bottom center). Not cancelled. Vignette in upper right corner of 3 Native Americans on a cliff overlooking a train below; the left corner has scene of a Native American seated, bow over his shoulder. Pale green background. ABN. 7 x 11” Folds, pinholes. In 1879, Governor A.P.K. Safford visited the camp and, together with Frank Corbin of New Britain, Connecticut, he organized the Tombstone Mill & Mining Company. He commissioned Richard K. Gird to erect a stamp and amalgamating mill, which was completed in 1879. In March 1880, the Schieffelin interest in the TM&MC was bought out by a syndicate consisting of the Corbin brothers and others. Burchard (1883) states that the Tombstone Mill & Mining Company, which comprises the Tough Nut, Good Enough, Lucky Cuss, D tense, Survey, Tribute, West Side, East Side, No.2, Owl’s Nest, and Owl’s Nest Last Hoot mines, and two mills located at Charleston, with a 30 stamp capacity. It was one of the largest mining properties in the Territory. Its bullion output for the year was $840,000. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 134536Lot# 2002 Tombstone, Arizona 1884Tombstone Mill & Mining Company Stock Certificate Inc. in Connecticut. No. A2571, issued for 500 shares to PA Filbert on Dec. 27th, 1884. Signed by president Burnham and asst. treasurer JWW Elwee. Not cancelled. Location of Property, Tombstone District, Pima County, Arizona (printed at bottom center). Not cancelled. Vignette in upper right corner of 3 Native Americans on a cliff overlooking a train below; the left corner has scene of a Native American seated, bow over his shoulder. Pale orange background. ABN. 7 x 11” Folds, pinholes. In 1879, Governor A.P.K. Safford visited the camp and, together with Frank Corbin of New Britain, Connecticut, he organized the Tombstone Mill & Mining Company. He commissioned Richard K. Gird to erect a stamp and amalgamating mill, which was completed in 1879. In March 1880, the Schieffelin interest in the TM&MC was bought out by a syndicate consisting of the Corbin brothers and others. Burchard (1883) states that the Tombstone Mill & Mining Company, which comprises the Tough Nut, Good Enough, Lucky Cuss, D tense, Survey, Tribute, West Side, East Side, No.2, Owl’s Nest, and Owl’s Nest Last Hoot mines, and two mills located at Charleston, with a 30 stamp capacity. It was one of the largest mining properties in the Territory. Its bullion output for the year was $840,000. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 134535Lot# 2003 Yuma County, Arizona 1889 Yuma Copper & Silver Mining Company Stock Certificate Gorgeous and rare. Incorporated in Illinois in 1886. No. 1457, issued for 10 shares to DR. RH King on July 15th, 1889. Signed by the president (illegible) and secretary HC Gerke Jr. Not cancelled. Green Border, pink background, green embossed seal, and three vignettes: stag (upper left), mine and mills in desert (center), and miners working underground (upper right). No printer listed. 14.5 x 11 inches. Deep folds. According to a Dec. 1887 article in the Arizona Daily Star, the company owned a group of mines in the Harcuvar Mountains of NE Yuma County. Alfred Berkeley is the general manager. They are preparing to erect reduction works. “The ledges are wide and run high in copper and average 40 ounces of silver per ton.” Est. $300-600 HWAC# 139828Lot# 2004 Arizona Arizona Mining Stocks With Nice Vignettes (5) Some rarities here including Arizona Giant Copper Mining Company. Pinal County, Arizona. Issued for 343,995 shares at $5 each to the company president and signed by him. Only 500,000 shares authorized, so this was over 60% of the company. Issued in 1902. Great vignette as well. Red pen cxled. Also, Richfield Copper Company of Nogales, Arizona issued in 1911. Two nice vignettes. This one is rare. Then we have Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company for 100 shares issued in 1916. Inc. in Maine. Nice millsite vignette. Lastly, we have two from Magma Copper issued in 1927 with large mining operation pictured. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $160-250 HWAC# 145688Lot# 2005 Mariposa, California 1875Mariposa Land & Mining Company Bond Extremely rare. $1,000 bond certificate issued in 1875 at San Francisco. Signed by S. Heydenfeldt as president and (?) Leavitt as secretary. Top vignette of a lumbering scene and cowboys and Native Americans at the bottom. Solomon Heydenfeldt (c. 1816 - September 15, 1890) was an American attorney who was an Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court from 1852 to 1857. He was the second Jewish justice of the court. This mining company was one of the companies formed to operate the Mariposa Estate, originally the Mariposa Land Grant, owned by John C. Fremont. The Josephine, Pine Tree, Princeton and numerous other mines comprised the estate. The Mariposa Land & Mining Co. was organized in 1871 to relieve debts and the company was again reorganized in the 1880s under the name Mariposa Mining and Commercial Co. Nineteen coupons attached at the bottom. Some toning, folds, creases, separations at folds, and rough edges. Printed by Continental Bank Note Co. Approx. 17 x 15.5” Est. $300-600 HWAC#134493Lot# 2006 Sierra County, California Bald Mountain Mining Co Stock, Forest City, Sierra County, Cal. 1864 Nice, early date certificate #24, issued for 200 shares to Thomas E. Davis at Forest City, California in 1864. Signed by M. Redding as president and Wm. Hughes as secretary. Inc. in 1864. Forest City Mining District, Sierra County, California printed on the certificate. Located south of Downieville, Forest City is on Goddard’s map in 1857. The camp was settled in 1852 and first named Brownsville, and later Elizaville. It became Forest City in 1854. In 1854, a lump of pure gold was found here weighing 42 ounces. Browne states that by 1869, only one company was working at Forest City, where formerly there had been twenty. In 1872 and 1873, the Bald Mountain claim was discovered and the town again prospered (Gudde). By 1878, the town swelled to 800 people. Bulletin 193, pp. 19 states that the Bald Mountain drift mine yielded $3.1 Million dollars. The certificate is pen canceled in 1869. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 141420Lot# 2007 Ouray, Colorado Mount Sneffles Terrible Mining Company Stock Certificate Mount Sneffles Terrible Mining Company stock certificate. Mine near Ouray, CO. Cert #53, 1000 shares @ $10 each. Issued 1886. Signed by President Joe A Hof___ (sp?). Note: Incorporated in 1883, the Sneffles Mining District employed up to 3000 people during its heyday into the 1910s. The company got its name from the consolidation of the San Juan Terrible with a variety of other mining concerns. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC#145062Lot# 2008 Colorado 1896 Old Gold Mining Company Stocks, 1896 Lot of nine. Number c1900. Lot of nine. Two in nice condition and seven have major tears on the bottom right. For example #1877 for 200 shares to John R. Melrose in 1896. WM Kistler of Denver printer. Pen cancelled. Discoloration middle left. Gold gilt border. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 130634

71View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2009 Idaho Guy Silver Mining Company Stock Certificate and Correspondence; 1881-82 Stock certificate and correspondence related to the Guy Silver Mining Company in Idaho.A) Guy Silver Mining Company stock certificate issued on April 13, 1882. 6.75 x 8.5, good condition. B) Four letters written by Frank J. Scott, president of the Guy Silver Mining Company. These letters were written to “Friend Baker” regarding general affairs of the company. These letters are from October, 1881. 10.75 x 8, good condition, some pages have tears. Est. $240-400 HWAC# 146390Lot# 2010 Keweenaw District, Michigan Seneca Copper Corp. Bonds, Michigan Copper (2) 2 bonds from Seneca Copper Corporation including one for $500 and the other for $1000. Issued in 1923. Both with a few coupons on the back. The Seneca Copper Mine is near Eagle River, Michigan in the Keweenaw Copper Mining District. The site was first discovered in 1872. The Seneca Mining Co. was dissolved in Oct. 1918, and all it’s stock was conveyed to Seneca Copper Corporation (our company). The mine closed in 1924. Nice vignette of miners drilling underground. ABN. Very fine. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $100-150 HWAC# 145686Lot# 2011 Butte, Montana 1900’s Butte Mining Company Stock Books (2) Certificate of stocks books from the early 1900’s for The Butte Mining Company. They’re, as near as I can tell, receipts for shares issued to various individuals and companies like Paine, Webber & Company, Hayden Stone & Company, Mortimer McCarty and many others. Spines are in pretty decent shape, some rough edge pages and board bumps. Please see photos for more detail and condition. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $200-500 HWAC# 127652Lot# 2012 Montana Moulton Mining Company Stock Certificate Collection w/W.A. Clark Signature (3) Lot of 3. Moulton Mining Company (MT) stock certs. Two signed by renowned MT financier and company President W. A. Clark. All three unissued. Dated 188_..Note: blue certificate states Incorporated Under the Laws of the Territory of Montana. Other two incorporated in territory of Utah. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $100-150 HWAC# 143546Lot# 2013 Montana Moulton Mining Company Stock Certificate Collection w/W.A. Clark Signatures (3) Lot of 3 fully issued Moulton Mining Company (MT) Stock Certificates signed by famed company President W. A. Clark. Dated 1881, 1881 and 1885. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $160-300 HWAC# 143541Lot# 2014 Montana 1940’s-50’s Moulton Mining Company Stock Certificates signed by W.A. Clark/President (3) Lot of 3. Moulton Mining Company (MT) stock certs signed by renowned MT financier and Moulton company President W. A. Clark. Fully issued. Dated 1881, 1881 and 1886. Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining CollectionEst. $160-250 HWAC# 143542Lot# 2015 Antelope Springs, Nye Co., Nevada 1903 Antelope Mines Company Stocks & Shareholder Letter - Antelope Springs Mining District The Antelope Mines Company, issued in 1930 to H. J. Bridges. Attractive certificates with a nice mining vignette. The company operated at Antelope Springs, Nye County, Nevada. Also a letter to a Ms. Flodquist from the National Merger Gold Mines Company, dated 1930 regarding her spinoff shares in the Antelope Mines Company she had received. The two page letter details the prospects of the company and it’s properties. Signed by J.W. Hewar as president and G.B. Doyle as asst. secretary. The company owned the Antelope mine at the south end of the Antelope range, two miles east of Antelope peak, Nye County, and 31 miles from Goldfield, the nearest shipping point (1931 Mines Handbook). 5 pages of historical background on Antelope Mines, Antelope Springs district and the town of Antelope.. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-70 HWAC# 130944Lot# 2016 Aura, Elko Co., Nevada 1906 Aura King Gold Mining Stock - Centennial Mining District Number 178 for 600 shares issued to Peter W. French on February 10, 1906. Dateline Ogden, Utah. Signed by O. A. Kennedy and R. P. Hunter president. Three mining/milling vignettes. Very good condition. Located in Centennial Mining District, which would become the Aura Mining District. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-70 HWAC# 130945Lot# 2017 Aurora, Esmeralda Co., Nevada 1861GovernorQuartzLodeStock,Territorial Governor Nye Quartz Lode claim for 200 feet to Governor James W Nye in the Esmeralda Mining District. 1861. A search by the holder believes this is a fantasy piece: can’t find mention of the recorder, book number not included, page number not included, etc. Still Governor Nye was actively infused in the Esmeralda district and this would have been right up his alley. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-60 HWAC# 130934Lot# 2018 Aurora, Esmeralda Co., Nevada 1863 Green Rock Gold & Silver Mining Company Stock This is actually an assessment for numbers 1 and 2 issued on May 8, 1863! Esmeralda Mining District. Issued to James Whitehead who was listed as a miner in the Esmeralda 1864 Assessor’s Roll. Singed by secretary Ingoldsby who was involved with at least 13 Nevada mining companies that I could find. Towne & Bacon printers. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 130978Lot# 2019 Aurora, Esmeralda Co., Nevada 1863 San Francisco G&S MC Stock Iss. to Hossmer, Arrived 1860 Number 22 for 36 shares to Charles Hosmer. Datelined San Francisco 1863. Signed by secretary Blood and president Van Reed. Incorporated December 10, 1862. Beehive vignette. “Esmeralda District” in red underprint. Hosmer was first noted as being on the Comstock on September 29, 1860 (when it was still the Utah Territory) when he purchased 20 feet of the Copperas Tunnel claim. In 1863 the San Francisco directory lists Van Reed as a real estate agent in San Francisco. Real estate agents in those days often dealt with Nevada mines. Additional background on Hosmer and Van Reed. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $500-800 HWAC# 130919

72February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2020 Aurora, Nevada United States Tunnel Mining Company Stock Certificate from 1864 Aurora Boomtown Stock certificate issued in 1864 by the United States Tunnel Mining Co. to C. Huber, 25 shares @ $100 each, signed by Alex Cleurs (sp?)/President. Company capitalized to $480,000. Intricate mining vignette in front center. Vignette of Union soldier w/rifle and flag on left edge, vertical. Light-brown-colored 25 cent US Inter. Revenue stamp attached to upper left corner. Printed by H.S. Crocker &Co., Sacramento. Not cancelled. Note: United States Tunnel Mining Company is not mentioned in Mark Twain’s letters although a number of other tunnel companies are mentioned. Additional Note: Aurora - now a ghost town - is one of Nevada’s legendary 19th century mining settlements, even attracting aspiring prospector Samuel Clemens who eventually turned to writing under the pseudonym Mark Twain. Aurora sprang to life in 1863 with the discovery of the Wild West Vein, going on to yield $27 million in gold for the next year or two until the town was essentially shuttered in 1870. Aurora was the county seat of both Mono County, CA and Esmeralda County, NV in its heyday and eventually was officially declared a Nevada townsite in a future resurveying. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $400-800 HWAC# 145273Lot# 2021 Aurora, Nevada West Wind Mining Company Stock Certificate from 1863 Aurora Boomtown One stock cert issued by West Wind Mining Company of Aurora, Mono County, California dated 1863. Cert #6, 50 shares @$250 each, signed by Secretary William Feast and President L Vautua (sp?). Printed by Agnew and Deffebach/San Francisco. 25c Warehouse Recp’t Revenue Stamp. Not cancelled. Vignette of eagle feeding young. Note: Aurora - now a ghost town - is one of Nevada’s legendary 19th century mining settlements, even attracting aspiring prospector Samuel Clemens who eventually turned to writing under the pseudonym Mark Twain. Aurora sprang to life in 1863 with the discovery of the Wild West Vein, going on to yield $27 million in gold for the next year or two until the town was essentially shuttered in 1870. Aurora was the county seat of both Mono County, CA and Esmeralda County, NV in its heyday and eventually was officially declared a Nevada townsite in a future resurveying. Additional Note: Cory & Hicks staked the first claims in the Aurora Mining District on Silver Hill on August 24, 1860. The first shipment of ore was made on November 10, 1860. Shortly thereafter the Esmeralda Mining Company and the Consolidated Silver Hill Mining companies were formed and incorporated. William Feast was in Aurora by 1861. He owned a cabin on the northeast corner of Silver & Del Monte. He was the Mono County Treasurer and continued in this capacity after Aurora was proven to be in Nevada. Feast was the secretary of the West Wind, Fairy Queen, Utah, Gibraltar etc. He died in Aurora in 1864. (Additional Note from Prag Collection.) Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $700-1200 HWAC# 145079Lot# 2022 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1867Austin, NV Stocks that Epitomize the Rush for Wealth from the East Coast Reese River Mining District. 1) Morris & Cable. #11 issued in 1867 from Philadelphia. Raymond (1871) lists the production as 2,000 pounds with a value per ton of $2,788.94. The University of Nevada Bulletin XXXVII if 1943 lists production as $217,910 from 1,387 tons from 1867 to 1880. This would make it the 8th largest producer in this mining district. The Morris & Cable is one of the principal mines in the Reese River District. (Thompson & West, 1881, p475). 2) Midas. #47 issued in 1867 from New York. Thompson and West states the mine was originally in the Amador District, incorporated in 1863, which was a few miles north of Austin. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $180-350 HWAC# 130975Lot# 2023 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1863Batavia Gold & Silver Mining Company Stock Number 32 for 10 shares to P Monroe. Datelined San Francisco 1863. Signed by secretary William T Stanford and president S DeWolfe. Incorporated Aug. 12, 1863. Mines located on the Guttenberg Ledge, Lander County, N. T. Kenny & Alexander printers. Vignette of a lion in the desert. Small 20c and 5c Agreement Revenue stamps. Original trustees were DeWolfe, Stanford, WS Higgins, P Chandler, and JS Wall. Batavia was incorporated by the same group that did the Marie Muller, Guttenberg, Bonita, Pomona, etc. Stanford and Monroe incorporated 9 mining companies on the same day. I could not find any information on any of these mines. SCAM? Notes on Stanford [suspended from S. F. Stock Exchange], De Wolfe and their Nevada mining properties included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 130932Lot# 2024 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1863Commerce Silver Mining Company Stock Number 34 for 5 shares to William Rowland (carpenter). Datelined San Francisco 1863. Signed by secretary MJ Newmark )lawyer) and president SW Boring (mining). Incorporated April 1863. Not cancelled. Steamship vignette. Towne & Bacon printers. Very light underprint says “Reese River.” 25c Protest Revenue stamp. Location Reese River Mining District, Lander County, N. T. No rips, tears, pin holes or discoloration! Near perfect. JA Van Arsdale of Clifton (Upper Austin) was the local agent. He moved from Jacobsville to Clifton to Austin with other Reese River residents. Background notes on Newmark and van Arsdale Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 130920Lot# 2025 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1866Consolidated Silver Mining Company 1866 Stock RARE! Reese River and Union Districts stock certificate. We found little mention of this company except an 1866 Reese River article about the use of magnesium wire over candlesticks for investigating underground mines. Certificate 93, issued to Silas Fuller for 192 shares. Signed by John H. Chewin, president, and Thos. F. Gould, secretary. Vignette at center of miners underground, allegorical women, an Indian and explorer, with city and harbor backdrop. A 2nd vignette at left, cross section of buckets being lowered by winch from the surface to miners below. Large sized brown 25c United States Revenue stamp. Uncancelled. Three vertical folds, some age wrinkling, top right corner folded. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $150-250 HWAC#130979Lot# 2026 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1863Delta Gold & Silver MC Stock Cert, Lander Co. Lander County, Nevada Territory (printed below title). Incorporated Sept. 21, 1863. Dateline San Francisco, Dec. 24, 1863. No. 45, issued for 100 shares to H.K. Stearns. Signed by president F. S. Spring and secretary Lawrence Owen. Not cancelled. Black print on green background. Two small vignettes: eagle on patriotic shield (top center) and Native American portrait (bottom center). Printed by Franklin Office, 415 Washington St. 25 cent power of attorney adhesive revenue stamp attached on the left. Folds, two very small rust stains, some toning. Not listed in Filer. Not listed in the 1863 Langley directory. F. S. Spring is listed as a clerk with A .B. Grogan. Owen is listed as the Grand Secretary for the RAM Masonic Temple. A. K. Stearns was an original discoverer of the Clyde Ledge in the Amador Mining District; the oldest mining district in eastern Nevada. The Amador portion, 6 miles north of Austin around New York Canyon, joined and was later incorporated into, the Reese River district. Additional information on the mine and mining district is included. Also Nevada historical backgrounds on the names on the certificate are included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 130908

73View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2027 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1863Erie Gold and Silver Mining Company Stock Unused Erie Gold and Silver Mining Company. Austin, Lander County. Hooker Ledge in the Reese River District. Towne & Bacon printers. Incorporated April 20th, 1863. Datelined Austin, Lander Co., N. T. No edge, corner, discoloration or pinhole issues. By 1865 it seems it was defunct. Even the secretary of the mines, TA Waterman, auctioneer. was delinquent on paying assessments. Notes on Waterman and the mine. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-60 HWAC# 130937Lot# 2028 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1863Hobart Gold & Silver Mining Company Stock This is a certificate with questions! Number 113(?) for 20 shares to Winslow Crocker. Datelined Austin, Lander Co. N. T. (in fancy script), 1863. Signed by president JJ Rolfe and secretary Backer(?). Incorporated June 16, 1863. Located on Red Jacket Ledge in the Reese River Mining District, Lander Co., N. T. Semi-nude lady liberty vignette. Also an eagle holding a shield. No printer mentioned. 25c torn Certificate Revenue stamp and smaller 20c Exchange revenue stamp attached. Faded names. Cert is fragile from over 150 years of wear and tear. QUESTION 1: Was it named for Comstock Lumber King WS Hobart?. QUESTION 2: Was it located in Ophir Canon?. QUESTION 3: Was the secretary Winslow Crocker from San Francisco? QUESTION 4: Was the secretary Winslow Crocket from Aurora? Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC#130925Lot# 2029 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1863 Madison G&S MC Stock w/ Agent Clifford (Clifford, NV) Number103for12shares to WD Messer. Datelined San Francisco 1863. Signed by secretary M Allison Wheeler and president William H Sterns. Incorporated May 21, 1863. Not cancelled. Underground ore cart and barrow mining vignette. Smaller vignette of miner holding the American flag. Towne & Bacon printers. ‘Reese River’ in red underprint. Location, Excelsior Ledge, Lander County, N.T. Tear bottom right. Otherwise rather spectacular. Local agent was SD Clifford (as in Clifford, Nevada). On March of 1864 a fourth assessment was made on the property. In June of 1864 stock owners were told to turn their stock in to exchange it for Burning Moscow certificates (a merge or takeover). In the mid-1860s this property was absorbed by the Ophir Mine. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC#130910Lot# 2030 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1864MagentaGold and Silver LedgeCompanyStock Very rare to have a “LEDGE” companyandnot a “MINING” company. Number 78 for 5 shares to GT Keys. Datelined Stockton 1864. Signed by secretary Felix Depes and president SB Mackenzie. Incorporated July 6, 1863. Located at Reese River, Lander County. Old mill vignette. Rare PL Shoaff, Stockton printer. 25c Power of Att’y Revenue stamp. Not cancelled. Small dog ears and very small edge nicks. Stain top right. The Magenta is not listed in Browne, Stretch, Raymond, or Abbe. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 130933Lot# 2031 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1866Mettacom Silver MC of Reese River Stock Certificate Number 260, issued in 1866 for 10 shares to Samuel J. Reeves. Mining works near Austin, Nevada printed on the bottom. Amador Mining District. This is a scarce certificate. The non-descript bond from this company turns up now and then, but not this common share certificate. The Reese River district covered a mineral area of 15 square miles. It was formed in 1862. The mines of Pony Canyon had the first discoveries. Austin, NV was located as the county seat soon thereafter. Mines in this area of Lander County produced on average, $296.26/ton but as much as $600-$1000/ton (Davis, History of Nevada, 2009). The certificate has some foxing and small crack in left border. VG+. Uncancelled. Rare. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $150-250 HWAC# 130980Lot# 2032 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1863Minnehaha Gold & Silver Mining Company Stock Number 49 for 25 shares to John Lenhart. Datelined San Francisco 1863. Signed by secretary FM Truworthy and president John Cammet. Incorporated August 1863. Located at Lander County, Reese River, N. T. Great vignette of two miners coming out of two tunnels pushing barrows and ore carts. Small 5c and 20c Exchange revenue stamps. Not cancelled. Staining on center right and left edges where it seems to have been taped. One rounded corner. No serious edge, corner or color issues. Original trustees were Cammet, Truworthy, MJ Burke, William Murphy, and S Donnelly. Incorporated on August 18, 1863. The September 18, 1863 Marysville Daily Appeal reported that suddenly the Minnehaha Ledge has suddenly been resurrected. Rock that used to go for $2 to $20 per foot now yields at the rate of $585 silver and $41.75 in gold. Hundreds of other ledges are sure to be resurrected in the same way not that everyone is found to be rich! This stock was sold one month after that article that probably was reprinted in newspapers around California. Is that why this stock was purchased? Background notes on Cammet: from California Legislature in 1855 to insolvent in 1884. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 130921Lot# 2033 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1864Monitor Gold & Silver Mining Company Stock Territorial. Number 84 for 3 1/2 shares to Williams. Datelined San Francisco 1864. Signed by secretary Drinkhouse and president Asaph Gray(?). Incorporated July 28, 1863. Britton & Company printers. Vignette of the battle between the Monitor and the Merrimac. 20c and 5c small INL’d Exchange revenue stamps. Located in Reese Riv. District, N. T. Some warping and some dog ears. Otherwise quite nice! Original incorporators were JA Drinkhouse, NB Jacobs, James W Whitlach, and WBC Harker. Harker was also the superintendent. The Reese River Reveille reports four assessments by May of 1864. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 130911Lot# 2034 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1869Nevada Freehold Properties Certificate - English Scam Mining scams were not uncommon in Nevada, but this scam is for woodland properties near Austin, Nevada by an English firm. They obviously did not visit the state and notice all of the desert! Certificate of Two Pounds (British), no, 4997. Attached is a Coupon of Reversion. The company was formed in 1869 and was seeking investments for the purchase of 22 silver mining properties and 2 pine woodlands in Nevada. Reese River Mining District. Chairman was James Tobin, with Major-General Mason doing the survey in Nevada. Certificates were issued at 12.5% for 17 years. By 1874, the company had gone belly-up. Extensive notes on the company from British sources. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $80-150 HWAC# 130977

74February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2035 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1864 New England & Nevada SMC Stock Certificate New England and Nevada Silver Mining Company stock certificate Number 373, issued to W.G. Blakely, for 100 shares on November 8, 1866, signed by treasurer Wm. J. Osborne and president William Sias. 11 x 7.5 inches. Pink embossed seal attached in lower left. Some loss of the paper edges on the lower left and lower right. Signatures on the back have faded to near obscurity. Some darkening along the original folds, but otherwise an attractive piece. This stock issue was the brainchild of Julius Lewis Trefren, a New Hampshire-born pastor who came to Austin, Nevada, with the challenge of building a Methodist Church and finding a way to fund it. In 1866, Nevada was the talk of the States, and everyone had gold and silver fever. Those that couldn’t travel to the West to make their fortune sought to invest, so Pastor Trefren started the New England and Nevada Silver Mining Company. Those who bought the stock hoped for returns based on potential earnings of Austin’s silver claims. Trefren built the church from the proceeds, and what a church it turned out to be! At the time, only the Catholic Church in Virginia City was bigger, and his church installed what may have been the first church organ in Nevada. The building is still one of the state’s oldest surviving Methodist churches. But all was not as it seemed -- the company sold $250,000 in stock -- but only on paper! Shares had been sold on consignment at a time when the mining fervor in Austin had waned. The real sales were $29,000, and the cost of construction was $35,000. The congregation soon sold the building to Lander County for use as a court house, but eventually the members of the church raised the $6,000 and bought the building back. Three years later, Trefren was transferred to California where he preached in Napa, Sacramento, Grass Valley, Marysville, and other places. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $150-250 HWAC# 130981Lot# 2036 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1864Verona G&S MC Stock, Iss. to Church - Arrived 1860 Reese River MD. Number 22 for 50 shares to GL Church. Church was in The Utah Territory (Nevada) by 1860, In 1864 he was the first Esmeralda County Treasurer.. Datelined San Francisco 1864. Signed by secretary William Poole and president JT Sterling. Incorporated December 1863(?). Year is obscured by stamp. Mining & Scientific Press were the punters. Not Cancelled. 25c Power of Att’y Revenue Stamp. No serious issues. Staining on left border. We found little information on the company. A few notes on Church and Poole are included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 130915Lot# 2037 Austin, Lander Co., Nevada 1863Wasson Consolidated G&S MC Stock, Named for Territorial Indian Agent Was this mining company named for Nevada’s Territorial Indian agent? Number 134 for 15 shares to Henry S Brooks. Datelined San Francisco 1863. Signed by secretary James Herrick and president George F Sharp. Incorporated on May 25, 1863. Native American vignette. Towne & Bacon printers. 25c Entry of Goods Revenue Stamp. Not cancelled. Edge issue with rips and tears. Red blob center. Mining company includes 600 feet on Wash. Jacobs Ledge, Sho Keep Ledge, Bill Marley Ledge and Fred Cook Ledge. These ledges will answer our question. George Washington Jacobs was appointed territorial Indian agent for the Reese River area. During this time the Native Americans in the area were preying on the overland mail coach and small wagon trains. Jacobs (as in Jacobsville) was the Indian agent and owned the overland stop for wagon trains and the overland mail. Bill Marley was the western agent for the overland mail and had a vested interest in these problems. Sho Keep is most likely Sho Kup. He was an Indian chief at this time and seemed to be very warlike trying to hold on to his ancestral home. Each person is directly connected to Warren Wasson! Long biography on Wasson and his importance to Nevada. Notes on Jacobs and Sho Kup and the Indian problems here. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $400-600 HWAC# 130917Lot# 2038 Battle Mountain, Lander Co., Nevada 1881 Eagle Silver M&M Stocks 3 Certificates and 1unissued check! #496 Is signed by Wm. S. Clark. #486 is the earliest dated 1881. The named would be changed to the Eagle Silver Mining Company. #40A signed by Bothwell and issued to Clark (as in William) & Bothwell for 184,694 shares. Lewis Mining District. Notes on the mine, short biography on the upstanding and amazing Clark and the disappearance of Bothwell when money was found to be missing! Great historical collection! Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 130963Lot# 2039 Bellehelen, Nye Co., Nevada 1911Nevada Belle-helen Mines Company Stock: Bellehelen District, Nye County Located in the Bellehelen Mining District. Number 283 for 2,000 shares issued to Howard F. Crocker in 1911. Incorporated May 8, 1908. Signed by secretary Dorchester Mapes and president Edward White. Black border and mining vignette. Pinholes, folds. Very nice condition. Three pages of notes on the mine (extensive), Bellehelen district and camp of Bellehelen. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-70 HWAC# 130950Lot# 2040 Belmont, Nye Co., Nevada 1875Monitor, Belmont, MC Stock w/note to DO Mills Number 777 for 50 shares to E. A. Richardson, trustee. Signed by M. W. Hopkins as secretary and Oliver Eldridge as president. Dateline San Francisco 1875. Incorporated in May of 1872. Location of mines Philadelphia District, Nye County, Nevada. Gilt border. Crocker print. Cut unevenly. Wrinkles. Includes a piece of paper dated May 5, 1875, to D. O. Mills, President of the Bank of California asking: Enclosed please find 1000 shares Monitor Belmont Stock please sell before 17 inst. as at that date it is delinquent and oblige. The Monitor Belmont was one of the largest producers in this district and aggressively traded throughout 1874 in the San Francisco Exchange. The first silver discoveries in the Philadelphia district (Belmont) were made by an Indian in 1865. The following year brought miners from Austin, Ione, and other mining camps to the newly created Belmont and a ten-stamp mill was built. Three pages of historical background on the mine is included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 130974Lot# 2041 Belmont, Nye Co., Nevada 1876 South Barcelona MC Stock w/2 Telegrams (Scam?) Number 192 for 20 shares to J Moore trustee. Signed by secretary J. B. Moore (unscrupulous) and Richard Hornfray (Get rich for doing nothing president). Manuel San Pedro was the scam artist superintendent. Datelined San Francisco 1876. Incorporated April 23, 1875.Not cancelled. AL Bancroft printer. Location at Spanish Belt Mining District, Nye County, Nevada. Six assessment stamps on reverse. Red color in center of stock. Corners have very small dog ears. Very nice condition. Manuel San Pedro claimed, “The South Barcelona continues to give up precious metals as liberally as at any time since the ore body was found.” No reality here! The Barcelona District (as in our cert.) is situated 7 miles from Belmont, between Belmont and Manhattan. The district is located on the southeastern side of Shoshone Mountain and includes the area at the head of Silver Creek, all of Antone Canyon, and extends east to include the Corcoran Canyon area. Originally named the Spanish Belt district when it was organized in 1875 and separated from the Philadelphia district which included both the present Belmont and Barcelona districts. Includes historical background on Manuel San Pedro and the mining company. Includes 2 telegraphs from San Pedro to Moore. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 130965

75View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2042 Big Creek, Lander Co., Nevada 1863 Phoebus G&S MC issued to S. F. Lithographer Van Vleck Early number 10 for 11 shares to Durbin Van Vleck. Datelined San Francisco 1863. Signed by M Allison Wheeler andpresidentSHParker.Incorporated Aug. 12, 1863. Location atBigCreek,Lander Co. N. T. ‘Reese River’ in green underprint. Two vignettes: pioneers finding thepromisedlandandacontemplative Native American. Valentine & Co. printer. 25c Certificate Revenue stamp. Dog ears and a rip top center that has been taped on back. Looks like museum quality tape as it has not bled through. Company named for the God of Light. On December 10, 1863 a newspaper article named it one of the best mines in Big Creek. Big Creek district was just outside Reese River district and eventually became part of that district. Durbin Van Vleck was a celebrated San Francisco wood block carver and had a hand in several Nevada stocks. M Allison Wheeler was a San Francisco specialist in Reese River stocks. He would move to Cerro Gordo where his assets were said to be quite valuable when he passed away in 1908. Historical notes on Van Vleck, Wheeler, Big Creek Mining District, and the mine included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $400-480 HWAC# 130939Lot# 2043 Bullfrog, Nevada 1906-1913Bullfrog & Goldfield Mining Stock Group Lot of 4 different. 1) Spearhead Bullfrog Mining Company. Issued in 1906, not cancelled, blue border and allegorical vignette. In PASS-CO holder. 2) Bullfrog Syndicate Mining Company. Issued in 1909, not cancelled. Black border, purple print. Folds. 3) Goldfield Belmont Mining Company. Issued in 1913, punch cancelled. Brown border, black print. Folds. 4) Diamondfield Daisy Gold Mining Company. Issued in 1911, not cancelled. Blue border and seal, mining vignette. Pinholes, folds. Located just five miles north-northeast of Goldfield, Diamondfield is a ghost town and mine camp in Esmeralda County, Nevada. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $120-200 HWAC# 134648Lot# 2044 Bullfrog, Nevada 1906-1918Bullfrog & Goldfield Mining Stock Group Lot of 6 different. Five issued, one unissued. Includes: Montgomery Shoshone Cons. Mining Company (drilling vignette, stamp cancelled, no date); Bullfrog Bonanza Mountain Cons. Mining Co. (unissued, 190-); Spearhead Bullfrog Mining Co. (1906, allegorical vignette, not cancelled); Goldfield Consolidated Mines Co. (1917, drilling vignette, stamp and punch cancelled); The Erma Gold Mining Company (issued to promoter LL Patrick, 1906, mining vignettes, not cancelled); and Reorganized Pioneer Mines Company (1918, mining vignette, punch cancelled, condition issues). Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $150-300 HWAC# 134647Lot# 2045 Bullfrog, Nevada 1906-1919Bullfrog & Goldfield Mining Stock Group Lot of 4 different. 1) Shoshone National Bank Mining Company. Issued in 1906, not cancelled. Pinholes, folds. 2)Sunset Mining & Development Company. Issued in 1919, not cancelled. Folds. 3) Tonopah Gipsy Queen Mining Company. Issued in 1913, not cancelled. Folds, stains. 4) The Bull Frog Chief Mining Company. Issued in 1906, not cancelled. Mining vignette. Folds. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $120-200 HWAC# 134649Lot#2046Bullfrog,Nevada 1910 Mayflower BullfrogConsolidatedMining Co. Stock w/ Bullfrog Vignette Inc. in South Dakota. No. 4362, issued to Kate Mullis on June 9th, 1910 in Rhyolite, Nevada. Signed by the vice president (CJ Welsh?) and secretary Ryan. Not cancelled. Orange border, black print, and bullfrog vignette (upper left corner). No printer listed. 8 x 11.5” Folds, creases. From the 1911 U. S. Geologic Survey: ìMayflower Bullfrog properties: The latter is opened by an include shaft 570 feet deep and has 1,300 feet of drifts. The ore was treated in the 15-stamp mill and cyanide plant equipped for amalgamation, classification, and cyanidation of the coarse sands. The oxidized ores in this property extend to the 500-foot level. In the deepest workings sulphides were encountered.” Est. $150-300 HWAC# 134494Lot# 2047 Bullfrog, Nevada 1906 Original Bullfrog Mines Syndicate Stock w/ Bullfrog Vignette Choice! Number 2532, issued for 100 shares to John J. Welsh in San Francisco on April 17th, 1906 (the day before the earthquake!). Signed by the 2nd vice president John Lutz(?) and asst. secretary WE Miles. Not cancelled. Green border, black print, and underprint green vignette of a bullfrog. Printed by Union Litho Co., SF. Across the bottom it reads San Francisco Office at 323 Mills Building. 5.5 x 9.5” Folds, pinholes, creases. This mine was discovered by Shorty Harris and Cross in 1904. The mine was located on Bullfrog Mountain. They sold out soon after making the discovery. Cross old his share for $25,000. Harris got drunk and sold his for $500 and a mule. The mine continued to operate until the Panic of 1907 when it was forced to close. [Preserving the Glory Days by Hall] Est. $150-300 HWAC# 134492Lot# 2048 Bullfrog, Nevada 1906-1910Tramp Consolidated Mining Company Stock Group Lot of 4 different for this Bullfrog mining company. Originally known as the Keystone Bullfrog. They were still working at this mine in 1916. Located on the west side of Rhyolite. Owned the Tramp, Eclipse, and Dennis claims. 1) No. 304, issued in 1906. Maroon border, drilling vignette. Condition issues. 2) No. A5089, issued in 1907. Same design as previous, but orange border. Pinholes, folds. 3) No. 3795, issued in 1910 to JW Sparks & Co. Pinholes, folds, creases. 4) Tramps Consolidated Extension MC. No. 291, issued in 1907. Punch cancelled. Folds, toning. Location of Mines: Bullfrog Mining District, Nye County, Nevada (printed at top of stock). Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $150-250 HWAC# 134646Lot# 2049 Cherry Creek, White Pine Co., Nevada 1876 Cherry Creek Mill & Mining Stock #612 for 100 shares to CE Gillett. Signed by DF Verdinal and James Reyea vice president. Dateline August 31, 1876. Cherry Creek Mining District. Incorporated May 13, 1874. Printed by Britton Rey & Co, the certificate contains a small vignette of a mine in the mountains. Pin holes. Very small dots of discoloration. A June 15, 1875, article from the Territorial Enterprise noted that ore was being worked and shipped by this company. Mining in Cherry Creek began in earnest in 1872 and continued off and on for over 100 years. In the early 1880’s the town of Cherry Creek was the largest voting district in White Pine County. It is located between Ely and Wells, Nevada. Historical background notes on Cherry Creek, Cherry Creek Mining District and the mine. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-100 HWAC# 130969

76February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2050 Contact, Elko Co., Nevada 1910Contact, Nevada Mining Stock and Checks Lot of three. 1) Salmon River Mining. Inc. in Delaware. No. 24, issued for 5,000 shares to W. Smith on June 16, 1910. Signed by Jno. Keatings (president) and Isaac Holstencroft (?) as treasurer. Three vignettes along the top: miners with pneumatic drill, miners with candles, and outdoor forest scene. Two additional vignettes in ornate green border. Besides fold lines, this is a crisp and clean certificate. No edge, corner, discoloration or pin hole issues. 2) 1901 Salmon River Mining Company check. Made out to Standard Oil and signed by M. Jones. 3) 1901 Brooklyn Mining Company. Made out to Mark Terrell (?) and signed by Moses Jones. Jones was the foreman at both properties. Imprinted is E. S. Shields, Secretary, Butte, Montana. Item includes notes on the Delano Group who owned both mines. Also includes a quick history of Contact. Contact was located about 15 miles SW of Jackpot; Contact refers to the “contact” between limestone and granite.Ü Joe Elcano Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-60 HWAC# 130835Lot# 2051 Douglas Co., Nevada 1913 Ajax-Nevada & Longfellow Stocks - Two Rare MiningDistricts1)Ajax=Nevada GMC. Located at Brunswick, Nevada in the Delaware Mining District (printed upper right) which was located in Ormsby and Douglas County. Vignette looks like a mine and mill operation (the Ajax=Nevada?) on the Carson River. Number 118 issued for 500 shares to the president, Robert Fulstone, on Dec. 27th, 1913 in Carson City. Signed by Fulstone and George Sanford. Not cancelled. Green border and seal, mining vignette. Folds. Sanford was sent to Carson City by an Eastern newspaper to report Nevada mining news. He soon became the District Attorney. Fulstone was a long time Ormsby County rancher. Despite sources saying the ‘the gold bug never bit him,’ we have proof otherwise. 2) Longfellow GM&M. Located at Carmen Heights in the Red Canyon Mining District. Douglas Co. printed on seal. Issued for 20,400 shares to secretary E.W. Carman in Gardnerville on Feb. 18th, 1908. Also signed by president G.S. Newcomb. Incorporated in 1908. Pen cancelled. Gold border, black print, three mining vignettes. Folds, some toning. Historical notes on Carmen, Fulstone, the two mines and mining districts. Six pages. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $80-120 HWAC# 130943Lot# 2052 Douglas Co., Nevada 1863 Susanah Gold & Silver Mining Company Stock #72 for 25 shares to O Cromwell. Datelined Carson City 1863. Signed by secretary PW Van Winkle and president J Dovey (?). Incorporated June 24, 1863. Steamship vignette. No printer - probably printed locally. 25c Certificate Revenue stamp. Not cancelled. Located at Savanah Ledge, Alpine Mining District. “Supposed to be in Douglas County, N. T.” clearly printed on the stock certificate! This must be a reference to the fact that it is on the California/Nevada border. There is no Alpine District in Nevada that fits this description, Therefore, it must refer to a mine at Silver Mountain! Several Carson City datelines have passed through this company for Silver Mountain mines. Silver Mountain was an eternity away from Placerville in the winter and spring and less than 10 miles to Genoa, Nevada and a little further to Carson City. Very nice condition. According to the 1873/4 V&T Directory Eli Barclay and Oliver Cromwell sold fruits, nuts, etc. However, he received the most notoriety when he shot himself with a shotgun and the doctors amputated his arm up to his shoulder. Van Winkle was used by many local mining companies as a secretary. He arrived in the Utah Territory (Nevada) in 1859 and purchased a plot of land in Grass Valley (between the Walker and Carson rivers). Background notes on Cromwell and Van Winkle. Also a discussion on the location of the mine Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $300-600 HWAC# 130929Lot# 2053 Dun Glen, Humboldt Co., Nevada 1866 Humboldt River G&S MC: Stock and Scrip 1) Situated in Sierra Mining District, Humboldt County, Nevada. Inc. in New York. No. 571, issued to Frank W. Tappan for 500 shares in Oct. 31st, 1866 (Nevada’s second birthday). Signed by Hogeboom (president) and Borrell (secretary). 25 cent brown adhesive revenue attached at left. Vignette of three prospectors. Printed by E.S. Dodge & Co., NY. Folds (with minor separation) and bands of toning. 2) Unusual Mining Scrip. This was used to pay the $3.50 semi-annual interest on the Humboldt River Gold & Silver Mining Company. It is signed by secretary Borrell. What little we could find is included: this company was in the middle of the Paradise Valley Indian Wars of 1865 and 1867. In 1903 the United States Investor in responding to an inquiry states it has checked Humboldt County records and can find no mention of this company. The further state that they have talked men who have been interested in mining for 30 years in the County and they could shed no light on the subject. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $300-400 HWAC# 130983Lot# 2054 Esmeralda County, Nevada Gold Mountain District Stock Group, 4 Different from 1881 Four stocks from the Gold Mountain district, Esmeralda County issued in 1881. Lot includes Oriental Gold Mining Company as well as State Line Gold Mining Company #2, #3, and #4. All have great mining vignettes and are uncanceled. Printed by ABN. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 145677Lot# 2055 Esmeralda County, Nevada Stateline Gold Mining Company Stocks #1-4, Rarely Seen Together All four iterations from Stateline. Stateline Gold Mining Company #1, Stateline Gold Mining Company #2, Stateline Gold Mining Company #3, and Stateline Gold Mining Company #4. Location of their mine was Esmeralda County, Nevada. All four were issued in 1881. This is a great chance to get all four of these together. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 145709Lot#2056Eureka,Eureka Co., Nevada 1872Corona Cons. MC Stock w/blue 25c Revenue Stamp Number 425 for 500 shares to HA Cheever. Signed by TF Concise(?) and president HP Coon. Dateline San Francisco April 14, 1872. Incorporated April 3, 1872. 25c Blue R12 R13 revenue stamp. Not cancelled. Small horizontal format, black border, vignette of a crown with leaves on either side. Unknown printer. Very good condition. The only thing we found on this company were the original incorporators which included Coon. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 130972Lot# 2057 Eureka, Eureka Co., Nevada 1880Hoosac Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co Number 483 for 100 shares to W. C. Baird. Signed Fred C. Colton, secretary and George H. Sheldon, president. Dateline April 22, 1880. Endorsed on reverse December 6, 1886. Incorporated in New York. “Location of Works, Eureka, NV.” Eureka Mining District. Grey border. Raised company seal. Vignette of 4 miners working underground. Printed: National Bank Note. Staining throughout. Small dog ear bottom right. The Hoosac was the third biggest producer in the Eureka Mining District behind the Richmond and Eureka Consolidated. 1-1/2 pages of notes on the mine and a quick overview of the mining district. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $70-100 HWAC# 130959

77View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2058 Eureka, Eureka Co., Nevada 1877 Orange Consolidated MC Stock, Eureka District,LanderCounty Extremely nicelookingandcondition.Number164 for 50 shares to JA Nesbitt. Signed by secretary EH Rixford and president James Nesbitt.DatelinedSan Francisco 1877. IncorporatedDec30, 1872. Location: Eureka Dist., Lander Co., Nev. In 1872 there was no Eureka County, hence this cert is listed in Lander County. It is now in Eureka County. Not Cancelled. Fancy script. Vignette of prospector on horse looking for his pot of gold. Original trustees were Nesbitt, James Williams, NP Copp, John Chamberlain and EH Rixford. The Daily Alta California reported on June 10, 1873 that the Orange Consolidated had found a ledge at the 350’ level. The vein was white quartz with bluish silver ore. It will assay for about $100. The Eureka Mining District in Lander County was located on September of 1864. A curious prospectors took some the specimens and ran a test in their fire. The result caused them the shout the Greek word ìeureka!”and the name of the area stuck. Serious mining did not begin until the 1870’s when a new method of reduction was able to separate the large quantities of lead out from the silver [Tingley, Mining Districts of Nevada; Carlson, Nevada Place Names] Nesbitt would own general merchandise stores in Pioche, DeLamar, and Columbia (near Goldfield). Historical background on the mine (1 page), district and Nesbitt (1 page) is included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 130964Lot# 2059 Eureka, Eureka Co., Nevada 1878Wales Cons. G&S MC Stock w/research from 10 Newspaper Articles Incorporated October 30, 1878. Number 1532 for 100 shares to E.R. Grant Trustee on March 21, 1883. Signed by president John Carmany and secretary JH Applegate. Eureka Mining District. Black border. Number 100 is stamped in blue on line for shares. Vignette: left top of miner with pick and 2nd miner in background. Good condition. Printer: W. Galloway & Co S. F. Information on this mine from ten newspaper articles from 1878 to 1883 are included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 130973Lot# 2060 Gold Mountain, Esmeralda Co., Nevada 1905 Goldfield Princess Mining Company Stock Certificate Not seen this certificate before! Incorporated in Arizona. # 517 issued for 100 shares to William P. Saunders on Nov. 11th, 1905. Signed by president Albert T. Free and secretary Herbert T. Williams. Not cancelled. Black border and print. Two non-mining vignettes: ship (left) and locomotive (right). Printed by W. Reid Gould, NY. Folds with separation starting. According to The Mines Directory, Vol. 1, the company’s 9 claims were located in the Gold Mountain and Lida Districts, Esmeralda County. Additional notes on the mine, district and the camp of Lida. Joe Elcano Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-70 HWAC# 130837Lot# 2061 Goldfield, Nevada Nevada Vignette Stock Pair Includes Rare Turtle! Lot of 2 beautiful certificates includes a rare one from Goldfield Oro Mining Company issued in 1908. Mines at Goldfield, Nevada. Green turtles in all four corners. Also, a certificate from Nevada Utah Mines & Smelters. Fully issued for 10 shares but undated. Nice millsite vignette. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 145666Lot# 2062 Goldfield, Esmeralda Co., Nevada 1904 Columbia Mountain Mining Co. Stock - Senator George Nixon Inc. in SD, May 1904. No. 390, issued for 500 shares to RP Dunlap on Nov. 19, 1905. Signed by United States Senator George S. Nixon as president and JM Fenwick as secretary. Not cancelled. Black border and print, red title, gold seal, multiple mining vignettes. Mines at “Goldfield, Nevada” under print. Pinholes, heavy folds with a tear. 8.25 x 11” George S. Nixon was a United States Senator from Nevada from 1905 until his death in 1912. Nixon, Nevada is named after him. Columbia was originally named Stimler (after Harry Stimler one of the founders). It lay about one mile north of Goldfield. It boomed in 1902 when gold was discovered at the base of the Columbia Mountains. A weekly newsletter, “The Goldfield Review,” printed in 1904., “Its mines were known for their rich, oxidized gold ore.” Original investors included Nixon, Stimler, Harry Ramsey, Tom Kendall, and George Wingfield - a Who’s Who of Goldfield. Includes notes on the mining company and Columbia, Nevada. Also a short biography of Senator Nixon. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-100 HWAC# 130947Lot# 2063 Goldfield, Esmeralda Co., Nevada 1906 Gibraltar Mines Syndicate Stock Issued to Nevada Gov. John W. Sparks # 3415 for 100 shares to J. W. Sparks & Co. Signed by vice president P Shockley and secretary W. H. Clark. Dateline Goldfield 1906. Incorporated in South Dakota. Business located at Goldfield and Mines at Bullfrog, Nevada. Red seal. Native American vignette with a sailing ship in the background. Stains an heavy folds. This is an important Bullfrog (or Rhyolite) stock certificate as it was incorporated within the first year of Rhyolite’s existence. “Since Jan 1906 the stock has sold up to $1.21 and the low record since Jan 1907 is 12 cents Competent authorities advise waiting until the definite information promised by the management is forthcoming.” [United States Investor, Volume 18, September 1907] One can see that John Sparks has most possibly lost nearly a $1,000 on this stock alone! JW Sparks was Governor of Nevada at the time this stock was purchased. Shortly after this stock was purchased, the Goldfield miner’s went on strike. At the insistence of George Wingfield, Sparks asked President Theodore Roosevelt for Federal Troops as the strike was about to get violent. The troops came in, reported to President Roosevelt there was no probability of violence and Roosevelt chastised Sparks. Sparks had a conflict of interest with as an owner of mining stocks at this time! (Much more about the strike, Governor Sparks’ role, Wingfield’s manipulation of the law, and the innocent men sent to prison for murder.) Joe Elcano Mining Stock CollectionEst. $80-120 HWAC# 130839Lot# 2064 Goldfield, Esmeralda Co., Nevada 1907Goldfield Combination Fraction Mining Company Stock Certificate signed by Myers Number E52 for 100 shares to William Sulzer in 1907. Signed by AK Heford and AD Myers. Al Myers was a believer in Goldfield before there was a Goldfield. When every other prospector had left the area, Myers alone continued working on his claim. That claim would become the famed Combination Mine - the ‘Glory Hole’ of Goldfield. Myers is considered “The Father of Goldfield” and very successful mine operator, who along with others formed the Goldfield Townsite Company and platted the present townsite. {Goldfield Historical Society and Shamberger] This mining company was a good producer: $535,546 from 1908 to 1946. [Couch & Carpenter] Vignette of miners sacking ore. Nearly perfect. No pinholes, dog ears, color issues, rips or tears. Joe Elcano Mining Stock CollectionEst. $80-130 HWAC# 130805

78February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2065 Goldfield, Esmeralda Co., Nevada 1900s stocks Goldfield Dominion Mining Stock Certificate, Signed by Sol Camp Nice signature piece signed by Sol Camp as president. Cert. #3151, issued for 1000 shares. Sol Camp was a mining engineer from Colorado and he teamed with L.L. Patrick to promote mining ventures. Patrick had made his name as one of the owners of the great Combination mine at Goldfield. The mine was sold to the Goldfield Consolidated for $4 million. The firm of Patrick, Elliot & Camp made their first $150,000 from their first three Manhattan promotions including the Manhattan Combination and the Manhattan Buffalo. The company’s office was in the Nixon Block in Goldfield. Nice clear signature from Camp. Uncanceled. Additional notes on Sol Camp and the mine. Joe Elcano Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-80 HWAC# 130836Lot# 2066 Goldfield, Esmeralda Co., Nevada 1905 Goldfield Sierra Mining Company Stock - with Iconic Tent-City Goldfield Pictorial Vignette Inc. in Colorado. No. 439, issued for 500 shares to James P. Morris on May 5th, 1905. Signed by president E.A. Colburn (Cripple Creek mining operator) and secretary J.A. Wright . Not cancelled. Attractive design with green background, black print, gold seal, and great vignette of early Goldfield-type town (as a tent camp). Printed by Denver Litho Co. Folds, light wear. 8.75 x 11” According to Goldfield Gossip, 1907, the company had 8 claims, 103 acres. Developed by 40 feet shafts. The Des Moines Register proclaimed that this mine was poised for greatness. In 1919, the Yellow Tiger absorbed this company. More notes on the company included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-70 HWAC# 130948Lot# 2067 Goldfield, Esmeralda Co., Nevada 1906 Oakland-Goldfield MC Stock Signed by Brougher No. 238, issued for 500 shares to A.S. Thieson on Nov. 21, 1906 in Goldfield. Signed by H.C. Brougher as president and secretary Geo. Gray. Not cancelled. Black border and print, no vignette. Pinholes, pretty clean. 4.5 x 9.5” HC (Cal) Brougher was an early and important figure in Tonopah, including helping finance the construction of the Mizpah Hotel. His brother, Wilson “Wilse” Brougher, a saloon owner in Belmont and the Nye County recorder and auditor, helped back Jim Butler when he discovered Tonopah. On August 27, 1904 the E. L. Mims Market Letter choose the Oakland = Goldfield as a good smaller stock to invest in. One page historical background on the Oakland = Goldfield and one page biography of Brougher. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-100 HWAC# 130949Lot# 2068 Goldfield, Esmeralda Co., Nevada 1907 Talmage Gold Mines Co. Stock - Photographic Vignette of First Female to attempt to match Lindbergh’s feat. Cherub photograph vignette titled May Talmage Hays. Incorporated in 1905 in Wyoming. Located at Goldfield, Nevada. Certificate number 382 issued in 1907 to M. D. Shipman. Signed by C. Hays, and J. R. Young. Printed by Out West Co., Colorado Springs. Not cancelled. Nice looking certificate with no real issues. May Talmage Hays was determined to by the first female to fly solo across the Atlantic after Lucky Lindy Lindbergh did it. Hays and Young had a brokerage Company in Goldfield. Hays was also a director of the Nevada-Goldfield Mining Company in 1905. This certificate is often mentioned as being in Colorado, but research by consignor proves it is a Goldfield company. Two pages of historical background on Talmadge. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $70-150 HWAC# 130946Lot# 2069 Grantsville, Nye Co., Nevada 1881 McMahon & Irvine Cons, M&M Stock Number 172 for 50 shares to Simon Bowman June 14, 1881. Dateline Mt. Carroll, Illinois. Incorporated October 20, 1879. Signed by secretary John Irvine (of the company name) and president JW Hunter. Frank McMahon is the McMahon. Not cancelled. Cut close on left and one horizontal fold. All-in-all excellent condition. Grantsville (town is misspelled on the certificate) is located a couple of miles south of Berlin, Nevada. Gold was discovered here as early as 1863. The town was named for General Ulysses S. Grant. The two mining districts in the area at that time were called Union and North Union. Background notes on Grantville and the McMahon and Irvine mine. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $60-100 HWAC# 130960Lot# 2070 Grapevine, Esmeralda Co., Nevada 1906 O’Hara Mountain Copper Mining Company Stock Scam Early # 4 for 1,000 shares to Max Wassel on June 2, 1906. Eagle vignette. Black on green safety paper. Printed by Kistler Stationary of Denver. Signed by secretary J. J. O’Hara, namesake of the company. Also signed by Max Wassel Ò was he in on this? The certificate says, “Properties in Esmeralda County, Nevada.” Located in the Grapevine Mining District. Was this a paying concern? Well, in 1908 the Mining Investor had this to say Ï...some years ago accepted advertising from JJ O Hara As soon as we found out that he was crooked we threw his business out of our columns and warned our readers against him.” I guess not!!! More information about O’Hara and his exploits are included. Joe Elcano Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-60 HWAC# 130807Lot# 2071 Hardin, Humboldt Co., Nevada 1867 Chico G&S MC Stock signed by John Bidwell The stock is great. The location is great. But the real story here is John Bidwell. In 1840, 69 brave and intrepid men, women and children would join the Bartleson-Bidwell Party. They would be the first wagon train to reach California (although they left their wagons in the Sierra Nevada Mountains). Bidwell would eventually settle in Chico, but he never forgot Nevada. This stock certificate of the Chico Gold & Silver Mining Company was located in the Hardin District. This was about 45 miles north of Gerlach and the Black Rock Desert. Includes excerpts from Bidwell’s memories of the trip and biography (ran for California Governor). Stock Certificate #39 for 20 shares on October 18, 1867. Hardin Mining District. Only two thousand shares were sold at $100 a share and worth one foot of the Emerald Lead. ALSO a receipt for payment on assessment Number 2 or stock holder 108. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $200-250 HWAC# 130982Lot# 2072 Hornsilver, Nevada, Nevada 1907Nevada Frisbee Mining and Milling Company Stock Frisbee is the namesake of Fred Frisbee of Lida. The mine was in Hornsilver in Tokop Mining District. It is a real stock and appeared in the 1909 Mining and Engineering World. Number 324 for 1000 shares to C. W. Hays on April 19, 1907. Signed by S. M. Campbell and president F. F. Frisbee. Three mining vignettes top of certificate. Excellent condition. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-60 HWAC# 130940

79View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2073 Hot Creek Mining District, Nye County, Nevada 1868 Silver Mountain Silver Mining Company Stock Certificate Rare. “Hot Creek Mining District, State of Nevada” (printed above title). Inc. in New York. No. 14, issued to ER Biddle for 250 shares on April 13th, 1868 in New York. Signed by president Warren Lazell and secretary HAR Moen. Not cancelled. Green border, black print, and allegorical vignette. 25 cent IR stamp attached at left. 6 x 9.5” Folds, tape repaired tear at corner. The Hot Creek was also known as the Tybo Mining District and was located in Nye County at Tybo and Hot Creek in the Hot Creek Range. The Hot Creek section of the district was discovered in 1866 with the help of a Native American. By 1868, there were two 10-stamp mills operating. No additional information located about this company. No articles found in online newspaper databases. Not listed in Filer. [Ref: Mining Districts and Mineral Resources of Nevada, Lincoln] Est. $200-400 HWAC# 134538Lot# 2074 Kawich, Nye Co., Nevada 1905Kawich Gold Mining Company Stock signed by WJ Douglass, inventor of the Douglas Pan Mill to process placer gold 1) Kawich Flat Gold Mining Company with RARE Nevada color green underprint placer mining scene and red underprint Native American Chief. Although unissued Number 56 it is one of the most colorful certificates that can be found in Nevada. Red underprint Native American chief and blue underprint placer mining scene. Signed by vice president A. G. Raycraft and secretary J. A. McGill. Raycraft was Nevada’s pioneer and wireless radio promoter which he used in mines in Manhattan and Tonopah. 2) Kawich Gold Mining Company signed by W. J. Douglass inventor of the Douglas Pan Mill to process placer gold. Number 150 for 2500 shares issued to George H. Lewis on April 10, 1905. Printed, ìKawich Gold Reed Mining District.”Signed by president W. J. Douglass. Dateline Goldfield. Fair condition. Douglass was an original investor in the first mining claim in Grandpa (Goldfield) when he bought 1/8 interest from Stimler. [Goldfield by Zanjani] Mining vignette. Douglass was also inventor of the Douglass Pan Mill process. This district was initially called Gold Reed where gold ore was found in the Kawich Mountains. Later it was renamed Kawich. These are very RARE Kawich, Gold Reed Mining District stocks. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $80-120 HWAC# 130952Lot# 2075 Lander County, Nevada 1882 Betty O’Neal Mining Company Stock Certificate Rare. “Location of Works, Lewis District, Lander County, Nevada” (printed at left). Inc. in 1879. No. 825, issued for 50 shares to Samuel H Cook on Sept. 30th, 1882 in San Francisco. Signed by vice president HH Pearson and secretary Heath. Not cancelled. Black border and print on yellow paper. Pinholes, folds, creases. 4 x 9.5” The mine was located 12 miles southwest of Battle Mountain in the Shoshone Range. The Betty O’Neal was first mined in 1880. The mine produced gold and silver. When gold was discovered in Lewis Canyon, about 10.5 miles southeast of Battle Mountain, people in and around Amherst rushed to purchase stock in the new company. But when the company announced the proposed construction of a 12-mile narrow gauge railroad from Lewis Junction to the town of Lewis and the mines south of town, and dividends ceased to be paid, many investors sold their shares. The line was completed in 1881. Accumulated debt, however, quickly caused the sale of the railroad right-of-way, and soon after the Starr-Grove mine went bankrupt, and operations ceased. [Ref: Railroads of Nevada and Eastern California, Myrick] Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 134630Lot# 2076 Manhattan, Nevada 1917 White Caps Extension Mines Stock Certificates Lot of two certificates issued and cancelled in the White Caps Extension Mines Company. Located in Manhattan, Manhattan Mining District, Toquima Range, Nye County. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $60-100 HWAC#143082Lot# 2077 Ophir, Nye Co., Nevada 1868 Twin RiverSMCStock,OphirCanon,NyeCounty Ophir Canyon Mining District, Nye County, State of Nevada printed beneath mining vignette. Inc. in New York. No. 344, issued for 12 shares to Ellen AbbottonMarch28th, 1868. Signed by president A.W. Canfield and secretary James Heddey. Not cancelled. Vignette at top showing two miners working underground. Also, New York state seal at the bottom. Printed by JJ Bloomfield, New York. 25 cent revenue stamp attached at the bottom left. Folds and toning. The Twin River Mining Company was located in Ophir in Nye County. Silver was discovered in 1863 and by 1867 almost 400 people were living in the canyon. Buildings included a church, a few stores, a school, a fraternal lodge, and a few saloons. A post office also opened in 1867. Trouble began because of the extremely tough rock in which the silver was imbedded. Extracting costs were so high the mining company declared bankruptcy in late 1868. When the mining company left in 1868 the town was practically abandoned. Additional information on the mine and mining camp of Twin River is included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $120-200 HWAC# 130984Lot# 2078 Osceola, White Pine Co., Nevada 1890AlbionGoldMC Stock; Osceola, Nevada Location: Osceola Mining District, White Pine County, Nevada (printed at bottom left). Inc. in Utah, Dec. 1889. No. 34, issued for 100 shares to W. N. Dekker on July 23rd, 1890. Signed by president William Lapham and secretary W.C. Bowing. Not cancelled. Black border and print on light pink paper. Small mining vignette. Tribune Print, Salt Lake. Folds, light wear. 5 x 9.5” Osceola was a placer mining camp in Nevada. Water had to be brought there via an 18 mile canal system that cost $250,000 and employed about 300 laborers, including many Chinese, Western Shoshone and Southern Paiute Indians. The town peaked in the mid-1880s with about 500 residents. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-100 HWAC# 130961Lot#2079Packard,Nevada Packard ExtensionMinesCompanyStockCertificate (Rare) Packard Extension Mines Company stock certificate #111 issued to E.F. Sutton, 1000 shares @ $1 each, dated November 20, 1916, signed by President Anton Lassen. Certificate in pristine condition. Rare. Note: Nevada Packard is an old mining area that was mined between the 1890s and 1970s. Ore was discovered on the historic Nevada Packard mine property in 1912, but the workings closed down in 1923. The property is located a few miles northeast of Lovelock, NV in Pershing County. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $80-100 HWAC# 145280

80February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2080 Peavine, Washoe Co., Nevada 1864Peavine Con. Copper, Gold and Silver. Stock, Rare Early Reno Area Mine Number 85 for 10 shares to NJ Gillett. Datelined Virginia N. T. 1864. Signed by George Finn secretary and Charles Livermore(?) President. Peavine MD. Incorporated October 1863. Location Mary Lead, St. Joseph, Peavine District, Washoe Co., N. T. Also states Susan and Bevelhymer No.2 (names of mines?). Bottom right has been torn and seems to have sustained water damage. President’s name is hard to read and the revenue stamp is very faded. It is a 25c Power of Att’y stamp. Discoloration along center fold. Small vignette of miner with pick. Printed by Enterprise Print. On the north slope of Peavine Mountain near the Bevelhymer ledge occurs ore with a fresher appearance with the individual minerals more clearly defined as those around it. It is a compact dense rock. [Descriptive geology by Hague & Emmons] In the 1862 Nevada Territorial Census John Bevelhymer was living at Fuller’s Crossing (which is where the Virginia Street Bridge crosses the Truckee River in Reno today. [Journal, Nevada Legislature, 1866 ] “The Bevelhymer is principally owned by the Hon. Felix O’Neil, an experienced miner who lately projected extensive works upon it and is now prosecuting the same....” The Peavine (Pea Vine) district centered around Peavine Peak. The district lies north of the Truckee River canyon. The Crystal Peak section near Verdi was believed to be in Nevada until a more accurate survey was done in the 1870’s. It is in California. [Mining Districts of Nevada by Tingley] Additional notes on Bevelhymer, Livermore and the Peavine Consolidated. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $500-800 HWAC# 130918Lot# 2081 Pioneer, Nye Co., Nevada 1906Four Aces Mining Company Stock - Iconic! This is one of Nevada’s most collectable stock certificate. Iconic vignette of hand holding four aces in the gambling state. Mines located at in Pioneer, Bullfrog Mining District, Nevada. Number 2275 issued in 1906 for 1,000 shares to Leo Stiefel. Signed by secretary G. W. Murray and president Stillman F. Kneeland: Union officer, Advocate General, Vermont Supreme Court Justice. Not cancelled. Not common. Two pin holes. No edge, corner or discoloration issues. Included is a biography on Kneeland, one page of notes on the Four Aces MC, and a short description of Pioneer. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $100-250 HWAC# 130953Lot# 2082 Poeville, Washoe Co., Nevada 1873Consolidated Poe G&S MC Stock Number 172 for 100 shares to James Battersby. Signed by secretary James H Kinkead and president BB Norton. Dateline Reno 1873. Incorporated Sept. 26, 1873. Mountain Mill vignette. Printed by Crocker & Co. Location: Peavine Mining District, Washoe County, Nevada. Paymaster Ledge 1500 feet and Poe Ledge 1500 feet. In 1875 the Con. Poe was all over the local papers. The Poe and Paymaster have been consolidated. A new furnace is being built. It is not easy working this rock on the account of antimony and iron. The Con. Poe is now at a depth of 175 feet. A few weeks later the paper reported that a rich strike was made at the mine. But despite the newspaper hype the mill ran sporadically that year. On July 4, 1876, the Sacramento Daily Union reported that the workmen of the Poe quit and are determined to remain off work until they are paid their 5 months back wages! That is the last we hear of this company. On June of 1874 Battersby failed to pay the assessment (No. 3) and was on the delinquent roll in the Nevada State Journal. It seems he got out early! Kinkead was a banker and sheriff. He was mostly responsible for the capture of the Verdi train robbers and for stopping all Central Pacific Railroad traffic in Reno (no easy task) until the CPRR paid new Washoe County taxes on their company. Extensive biography on Kinkead and bio on John Poe. Pages of background on the mine. Short description of Poeville. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 130968Lot# 2083 Prospect Mountain, Eureka Co., Nevada 1881 Eureka Tunnel Cons. MC Stock signed by Gov. Sadler Early certificate Number 16! For 20 shares to Huller (?), Trustee. Eureka Mining District. There was a miner living at Prospect Mountain listed in the 1880 census by this name. Sadler is pen cancelled. The original Eureka Tunnel Company was active by 1881. But in 1884 it was sold for back taxes. Reinhold Sadler and other Eureka citizens pooled their money to buy the company and reorganize it was the Eureka Tunnel Consolidated Mining Company. It certainly made money for the investors, but it did not make them millionaires. More historical notes on the company and a short biography on Sadler. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $60-100 HWAC# 130955Lot# 2084 Pyramid Lake, Washoe Co., Nevada 1884 Pyramid Lake Mining Company Stock Certificate signed by Evans and Derby Number 46 for 500 shares to Alvaro Evans. Signed by brother Pierce Evans and president Chauncey Derby. Allegorical vignette of female with bow. No edge, corner or discoloration issues. One pin hole upper right in border. Stated on certificate is Location of Works: Pyramid Mining District, Washoe County. Alvaro Evans was a key Nevada rancher and Pyramid Lake area mining investor. He had large ranching concerns in Humboldt County (Golconda) and Reno. Chancellor Derby also had large ranching concerns in Humboldt County and Reno. He ran a livery stable in Virginia City during its heyday, ran for mayor of the city, and was a state representative. Two Governors (not on certificate), E. D. Boyle and John H. Kinkead also figure heavily in this stock certificate. The Pyramid Lake Mining Company was incorporated May 1, 1883. The mine was worked by 1884. Five pages of historical background notes on Evans, Derby and the Pyramid Lake Mining Company. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $120-180 HWAC#130956Lot# 2085 Rhyolite, Nye Co., Nevada 1907Rhyolite Rose Gold Mining Company Certificate w/ Tallman signature and Rhyolite billhead Bullfrog MD. Issued 1907 to Anton Glaetzner #285 100 shares. Signed by president and Tallman as secretary. 8.5” x 11”. Clay Tallman was a lawyer from Nevada and was a member of the Nevada State Senate from 1909 to 1913, serving as President pro tempore during his last session. In 1912 he ran for the United States House of Representatives. He was Commissioner of the United States General Land Office from 1913 to 1921. Tallman was appointed Commissioner on May 27, 1913 by Woodrow Wilson. Includes a Tallman Billhead, Attorney-at-Law, Rhyolite, 1908. HARD TO FIND. We found no information on this mine. Joe Elcano Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-70 HWAC# 130816Lot# 2086 Rhyolite, Nye Co., Nevada 1906Three George Wingfield and Diamondfield Jack Davis Stock Certificates Two scoundrels in arms! Wingfield rose to fame in Goldfield and soon controlled Nevada with an iron fist. He used jury manipulation, bribing, and even murder to control his empire. Davis was found guilty of murder just over the border in Idaho and only a plea from Governor Sparks (his boss at the time) saved his life and freed him. Davis then went to work for Wingfield. Much more information about these two is included! Lot of three. 1) Diamondfield-Bullfrog. George Wingfield and Diamondfield Jack Davis on same stock issue! #264 dated April 4, 1906. Stock is issued to George Wingfield. 2) Bullfrog Central. EXTREMELY RARE certificate signed by Wingfield, the famous Nevada mining magnate, as president. Underprint of a green bullfrog below the masthead, with green scroll borders. 3) Bull Frog Chief. No. 115 issued March 3, 1906 to George Wingfield for 32928 shares. This is another mine that has just fallen into the Wingfield empire! Joe Elcano Mining Stock CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 130806

81View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2087 Rockland, Lyon Co., Nevada 1906Nevada Rockland Mining & Milling Company Stock Certificate, Rare Rockland, Nevada Location Number 59 issued to Frank Miller for 500 shares in 1906. Signed by secretary Newton Evans and president A. Baxter. Incorporated in Arizona and Datelined Los Angeles, August 16, 1906. Rocklin Mining District. Vignette of the mill in Rockland with the small camp in the background. Attached gold seal. Pin holes and a stamp applied upper right. Overall in excellent condition. The mine is on Sugar Loaf Mountain near the ghost town of Pine Grove. It is at an elevation of 7,000 feet. The nearest railroad stop was Wabuska on the Carson & Colorado Railroad. There is a “splendid” wagon road leading up to the mine through the fertile Mason Valley. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-60 HWAC# 130942Lot# 2088 Rosebud, Humboldt Co., Nevada 1907 Rosebud Consolidated Stock and Rosebud Nevada Independent Mining Report Rosebud MD. 1) 1000 shares of Rosebud Consolidated Mines stock number 270 in 1907 to R. J. (?). Signed by Joseph Hayden and Henry Anderson. Certificates are in excellent condition. Each has two vertical folds, but no dog ears, pin holes, rips or tears. The Rosebud Consolidated was a Salt Lake Consortium. An April 1907 article in the Reno Evening Gazette mentions the work on the Consolidated thus far has shown that the quartz ledges widen with depth and carry increasing value. 2) 1907 report from H. P. Henderson to Mr. Dow of Boston on the Rosebud Nevada Mining Company. Sixteen type written, legal-sized pages. The conclusion states “In view of the fact that no quantity of good ore has been found on the property, and as it is not yet certain that this district contains sufficiently good and continues veins...it does not appear to me that investment in stock of Rosebud, Nevada would be justified....” I guess this 1907 report means Mr. Dow will not be investing. Most interestingly includes a detailed bill of charges (pullman, stage, express, etc.). Much more information is included. Joe Elcano Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-70 HWAC# 130799Lot# 2089 Ruby Hill, Eureka Co., Nevada 1883 Ruby Hill Tunnel & Mining Stock signed by Gov. Jones Number 139 for 1000 shares to J. E. Jones. Signed by J. E. Jones and president Henry Mitchell. Bold J. E. Jones signature on reverse. DatelineMay25,1883.Incorpor at ed September25,1882. Cancelled in red for transfer to stock 181 on November 5, 1883 to J. Tognini. Signed again by J. E. Jones. Small Nevada seal vignette. AL Bancroft printers. Tear upper left. Nicks bottom of border. Overall nice! The company was incorporated in September of 1882. Incorporators were JE Jones, HK Mitchell, James Kyle, J McDermott, JN Williams, M Walsh, E Loony, Thomas Wethered, MM McDermott, Hank Knight, J Heubner, TE Shine, E Bluett and CM Mikel. This is one of those mines that seemed to last for a while . The Copper Handbook of 1904 notes that at last account they were driving a tunnel 2,200’ between the Richmond and Conner mines. Couch & Carpenter [Nevada’s Metal and Mineral Production] reports the Conner as a producing mine and the Richmond as being the second largest producer in the district. Despite the mine’s longevity, Couch & Carpenter did not show any production for the Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company. Jones was the 9th Governor of Nevada. Mitchell was defeated by William Sharon for Congress in 1875. Tognini is a legendary Eureka name. Historical background notes on all three names and the mine. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-100 HWAC# 130957Lot# 2090 Santa Rosa, Humboldt Co., Nevada 1864/65HumboldtConsolidated G&S MC Stock, Santa Rosa MD Number 43 for 80 shares to William Anderson. Datelined Santa Rosa 1865. Signed by Thomas L Thompson secretary and William Harmer(?) president. Incorporated April 9, 1864. Allegorical Vignette. Sonoma County Democrat printer. Mines in the Santa Rosa Mining District, Humboldt Co., N. T. Mines listed on the certificate: Hickory, Daly Lode, Nile, Frost Lode, Cuba Lode, Bright Lead, John Ellise Star Lode, etc. About thirty mines and lode are mentioned!!! Assessments were due in June and September of 1864. [Sonoma County Democrat] The Santa Rosa District was located 25 miles north of Winnemucca in the Bloody Run Hills, the southeastern extension of the Santa Rosa Range. The district was called the Santa Rosa district in the 1860s. In the 1920’s with a new strike it was called the Bloody Run district. Background note on Farmer, a true 49er, and newspaper reprint on the mine. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $400-700 HWAC# 130924Lot# 2091 Schell Creek, White Pine Co., Nevada 1873TambienMC Stock, Schell Creek,WhitePine Number 35 for 1000 shares to AP Cox. Signed by secretary David Wilder and president JHH Williams. Dateline San Francisco 1873. Incorporated June 27, 1872. Not Cancelled. Location Schell Creek, Ruby Hill Mining District, White Pine County, Nevada. Narrow but fancy scroll border. Bacon & Co. printer. Cut roughly at corners. No other edge, or discoloration issues. Very nice condition. The Tambien was located in the Ruby Hill Range. It was near the small camp of Schellbourne and Fort Schellbourne. Another short-lived mining camp and mine. The Tambien was not in the 1876 Mining Review. David Wilder was a clerk for the California Dry Dock Company and secretary to several Comstock mines included the South Overman. One-page history of Schell Creek included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 130970Lot# 2092 Seco, Mineral Co., Nevada 1911 Del Monte Consolidated Stock with Seco Train Station Photo Vignette Unheard of Seco, Nevada location. RARE!!! Incorporated in the Territory of Arizona. Number 94, issued for 17,800 shares to August Krueger. Datelined Seco, Nevada in March 1911. Santa Fe Mining District. Heavy vertical folds and edge nicks. Fantastic photographic vignette of the obscure Seco train siding. Outbuildings, headframe, the water tower and the sign which reads ìSeco”pictured. Seco was a spur line of the Nevada & California Railroad (old Carson & Colorado) five miles north of Luning. It was built strictly for the reduction works of the Del Monte which are clearly visible in the vignette. The reduction works and siding were only in use for two years or so. Signed by president and general manager George I Wright. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-60 HWAC# 130941

82February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2093 Simpson’s Park, Lander Co., Nevada 1863 Shoshone SMC Stock, Simpson’s Park MD Number 467 for 25 shares to Henry Carlton Jr. Datelined San Francisco 1863. Signed by secretary MJ Newmark and president George Clifford. Incorporated March 3, 1863. Located in Simpson’s Park Mining District, Lander County, Nevada Territory. Not cancelled. Vignette of prospectors high in the mountains. Lith. Britton & Co. Henry Carlson Jr. signs on reverse. Light discoloration. No corner or edge issues. The Shoshone had a small mine in Simpson’s Park district east of Austin. But they bought other mines including the Great Eastern in the Reese River district south of Austin. The Reese River Reveille notes that this is the first incorporation of a Reese River mine in San Francisco. The Reveille also wrote, “ The Great Eastern may properly be regarded as the most thorough mining enterprise in the Reese River District and its vein ranked among the riches in the section.” Carlton would become the president of the Shoshone and Great Eastern in 1867. Historical notes on Carlton, Newmark, Lander City and Simpson’s Park Mining district. Almost two pages of notes on the mining company. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $350-420 HWAC# 130936Lot# 2094 Sonoma, Humboldt Co., Nevada 1864/65 Shaw G&S MC Stock, Harmony & Sonoma MD This company is listed as being in the Harmony & Sonoma Mining Districts in Humboldt County. Number 15 for 10 shares to John B Henry. Datelined Santa Rosa 1865. Incorporated in the Nevada Territory on March 5, 1864, Signed by secretary William L Anderson and president Z Middleton. The stock lists twenty ledges, one tunneling claim and notes two locations for mill sites. This is a great stock just to collect these historic ledges. Printed by the Sonoma County Democrat. 25c Power of Att’y stamp upper left (with ripped corner). Heavy folds. Dog ears. Original trustees were FA Shaw, Z Middleton, L Carter, TJ Drennon and WL Anderson. Notes on Anderson, Middleton (Sonoma JofP - and this is in the Sonoma MD? Interesting!) and the mining district. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $400-600 HWAC# 130914Lot# 2095 Starr City, Humboldt Co., Nevada 1864 Trinity G&S MC Stock,Sec.DunneImportant in Paradise Indian Uprising Number 99 for 5 shares to Hugh Stockdale.DatelinedStar City 1864. Signed by president JR Simons and secretary EF Dunne. Incorporated October 19, 1863. Miner with pick vignette. WB Cooke printers from San Francisco. Not cancelled. Nicks on edges. Holes in certificate - especially on left. The Star District was organized in 1861, and is one of the cluster in the vicinity of Unionville, the town of Star City being about twelve miles from Unionville. Dunne represent Humboldt County in the 1864 Constitutional Convention. He was a judge and mining lawyer. But his real importance plays out in the 1865 Star City / Paradise Valley Indian troubles. He telegraphed and wrote to Governor Blasdell repeatedly asking for rifles, ammunition and a stronger military presence. “One hundred stand and 1,000 ammunition should work nicely.” “Soldiers have been here for quite a while with no benefit. They move too slowly. The Indians can only be found through perseverance, hardship, and toil. Soldiers do not peruse the Indians with the zeal that citizen would who are fighting for their homes.” More correspondence from Dunne, other ranchers, and the United States Army to Governor Blasdell. 25 pages of historical research taken from references, but mostly from the correspondence which is oft quoted. [Nevada Sate Archives] Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $400-800 HWAC# 130935Lot# 2096 Tecoma, Elko Co., Nevada 1881 Nevada Blue Ridge Stock. Rare Tecoma Location This is a rare Tecoma, Elko County, Nevada mining stock certificate. Tecoma was known as a railroad stop for mines in other districts. Few local mining companies were ever formed. This is certificate No. 44, issued for 100 shares to the company secretary E.W. Wiggins on Feb. 15th, 1881. Also signed by the company vice president, J.F. Woodman. In 1880 Wiggins was a Deputy Mineral Surveyor in Utah. Colonel J. F. Woodman discovered the famous Centennial-Eureka Mine and the Emma Mine in Utah. Includes the story of Tecoma and its connection to mining. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $100-150 HWAC# 130954Lot# 2097 Tonkin, Eureka Co., Nevada 1885 Whalen Cons. Copper MC Stock, Named for man who died in San Quentin This is a mining scam by William Whalen - one of many that lead to his conviction and death at San Quentin. Number 464 for 20 shares to Daniel A Talcott. Signed by George Pulluvant (?) secretary and William Whalen president. Datelined Chicago. Final year of date is difficult to read, but there. Mines situated in Antelope District, Eureka County, Nevada. Not cancelled. Mountain valley vignette. Large dog ear bottom left and one tear top left. Nice condition. In 40 years auctioneer and Nevada mining specialist, Fred Holabird, had never seen this stock certificate before this one surfaced. Whalen ran scams on Eureka copper mines for two decades before he was finally brought to justice. He was persistent and always adamant he was innocent, even after the California Supreme Court said otherwise. The district is located on the western slope of the Roberts Mountains north of Eureka, near Roberts Creek Station on the old overland road. The original name of the district, Leopold, was changed to Antelope by 1881. Additional information on the Alpine, the mine and mining district is included. Also Nevada lengthy historical backgrounds on Whalen and his trials are included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $60-100 HWAC# 130958Lot# 2098 Tonopah, Nye Co., Nevada 1921 Hercules Mines Company of Nevada Stock I usually don’t collect stock certificates with this late date. But it was issued at a critical time in Tonopah mining history! # 168 for 1000 shares to RW Piercy. Signed by RW Piercy and president J Finnley(?). Dateline 1921. Incorporated March 17, 1921. Vignette of what looks like the Hercules mine? Gold seal. Not cancelled. Assessment stamps 1, 2, and 3 paid. The last in 1928. This company was incorporated less than three weeks before the Tonopah miners’ strike. The strike was broken by Governor Boyle. It is here he gave his “Doctrine of Criminal Anarchy” speech to show his feelings about Unions and strikes. This certificate was issued in the middle of that strike. 14 pages of background on the strike taken from articles in the Reno Evening Gazette. Joe Elcano Mining Stock CollectionEst. $40-50 HWAC# 130840

83View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2099 Treasure Hill, White Pine Co., Nevada 1878 Baldy Sour MC Stock, #1, Amazing Story of Mine Name Number 1 for 100 shares to Eugene N Robinson. Signed by president Robinson and secretary OS Dawson. Datelined New York 1878. Incorporated in May of 1878. Treasure Hill Mining District. Bald eagle vignette. The Geographic Company printer. White Pine Mining District. Not cancelled. Uneven cut. One corner lightly dog eared. Otherwise no corner, edge or discoloration issues. The Baldy Sour was Eugene Robinson’s first venture into Nevada mining. It was quite successful. He would become the champion of Seligman in the 1880s. The name of the mine is most interesting. When Robinson was a millionaire New York broker he was sailing down the St. Lawrence River when a small boat pulled alongside and began to play music, hoping for a monetary reward. Instead Robinson invited them on his boat and sent them away sufficiently intoxicated. On the way back to shore the band members got into a fight, overturned the boat, and waded to shore through the mud and weeds. And who was the leader of this musical group? Baldy Sour of course! Robinson was so taken with this encounter he published a poem - a reprint of which is included (great read). Biography on Robinson and extensive information on the mine is included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $150-250 HWAC# 130967Lot# 2100 Unionville, Humboldt Co., Nevada 1864 Moonlight G&S MC Stock, Indian Mining District Number 86, issued for 10 shares to Miller & Kingsley. Signed by president W. Belcher and secretary Lawrence Owen. Dateline San Francisco, Sept. 2, 1864. Incorporated on March 1863. Not cancelled. Unusual small vignette of smiling moon and much smaller vignette of an elf at the bottom. Printed by Franklin Office, 415 Washington St. 20 and 5 cent IR adhesive revenue stamps attached on the left side, pen cancelled. Folds, pinhole, toning. The Daily Alta California of April 25, 1862 describes the Indian district thusly, “The Indian district lies seven miles south of Buena Vista. There are not over twenty miners here, but as the district contains many fine ledges, it will no doubt fill up as the season advances. The Enterprise, Moonlight and Delhi are amongst the ledges that serve to redeem the district from obscurity, and furnish the miners a subject for praise.” The Daily Alta California reported that the Moonlight is one of the best leads in Unionville. Additional information on the mine and mining district is included. Also Nevada historical backgrounds on the names on the certificate are included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 130905Lot#2101Unionville, Humboldt Co., Nevada 1874Oakland G&S Mill & Mining Company Stock Certificate Mines of the Indian Mining District were organized around 1864 when Nevada was still a territory. It lies east by northeast of Oreana on the eastern flank of the Humboldt Range. Its big gold and silver producer was the Moonlight Mine which lasted from 1861 to 1875 and produced more than $100,000 in its first ten years The Oakland Gold and Silver Mill and Mining Company was incorporated on January 31, 1874. The Oakland was involved in a hostile takeover about then. According to Couch and Carpenter the Oakland Mine was the major producer in the Indian MD in 1875 when this stock was issued. Today it is actually in Pershing County. Number 515 for 500 shares to trustee George Waters in 1875. Signed by secretary William Watson and president C. Jones. Waters was delinquent on this certificate in 1864. It is obvious that the company re-issued stock in 1874. Watson would be the secretary for the famous Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company in 1865. History of the company through newspapers in 1875 is included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-100 HWAC# 130971Lot# 2102 Vernon, Humboldt Co., Nevada 1911 Nevada Shamrock MC Stock at Vernon, Nevada Mines Located at Vernon, Nevada (printed at bottom). Seven Troughs Mining District. Number 45 issued for 500 shares to president A. A. Williams on April 12th, 1911. Two small mining vignettes. Stamped “Promotion Stock.” Not cancelled. Green title and three mining vignettes. Folds, toning. From 1905 to 1910 Vernon was the commercial hub of the area. In 1910 Seven Troughs became the center of the district. Includes some historical background on the mine, district and camp of Vernon. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-100 HWAC# 130951Lot# 2103 Cedar Hill, Storey Co., Nevada 1863 Cedar Hill Tunnel & Mining Stock, Cedar Hill Mining Camp Although issued from San Francisco in 1863, this company was incorporated in early Utah Territory on December 29, 1860. Issued to the treasurer John Shirley. Signed by Shirley, president Hobart and secretary Martin. Two vignettes of allegorical women (one semi nude). RARE BF Butler lithographer. Not cancelled. 25c Insurance Revenue stamp. 25c Insurance revenue stamp on reverse when Shirley transferred stock to Henry Harris. Cut unevenly at top and light staining in bottom left border - otherwise no condition issues with this early Nevada stock certificate. Cedar Hill is the placer / quartz mining area at the northern outskirts of the town of Virginia City. On February 7, 1861 the Daily Alta California took special note of this company. It proposed to dig a tunnel 2,000 feet into the mountain which would arrive some 1,600 feet below the surface of the mines. That would allow for drainage and open up a great number of new leads. The tunnel is to be seven feet high and five feet in width. Hugh Shamberger in his work “The story of the water supply for the Comstock” notes that the tunnel was built to 2,000 feet, but with no indication of any success it was abandoned. In 1876 the Phil Sheridan Mining Company bought out the Cedar Hill Tunnel Company. Notes on Martin [S. F. Stock Exchange ‘caller], Cedar Ravine and the mine included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $500-800 HWAC# 130931Lot# 2104 Gold Hill, Storey Co., Nevada 1863 Buena Ventura G&S MC Stock issued to Virginia City Banker Flagg Early number 12 for 100 shares to H .H. Flagg. Datelined Virginia 1863. Signed by secretary L. G. Clement and president pro tem Dighton Corson. Incorporated May 5, 1863. Vignette of miner holding American flag. Towne & Bacon printers. Not cancelled. Location at Gold Hill Mining District, Nevada Territory. Black print on green background with green underprint “Gold Hill”. Very pleasing. Not listed in Kelly or Collins, yet traded on the San Francisco Exchange and commanding $10 in October of 1863. Flagg was one of the first trustees of the Virginia City Water Company. He was also a Territorial Senator from Storey County. Flagg took over the Maynard & Flood Bank. His insolvency in 1872 sent Virginia City reeling. Corson was a territorial district attorney for Storey County. He would move to Treasure City in 1869 and end up in South Dakota where he sat on the first Supreme Court. Research notes on Flagg, Corson, Clement and the mine included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $500-600 HWAC# 130938

84February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2105 Gold Hill, Storey Co., Nevada 1864Central Park Mining Company Stock Gold Hill MD. Central Park Mining Company, Number 15 for 20 shares to JVP Perry in 1864. Signed by Joseph Loryea and Captain J. H. Malett. It was issued on February 13, 1864 making it a territorial stock certificate. It is a very early number in 15. The stock clearly states that one share equals one foot. But it also is the biggest mystery. The 1864 Nevada Directory lists the mine with 1000’s of feet of work completed. The Virginia Bulletin on February 4, 1864 (only nine days before this stock was purchased) says that 30’ of Central Pacific Mining Company sold for $22.50. Another 10’ was offered at $21.00. (The stock clearly sates that one foot equals one share! This Stock certificate shares the names of three of Virginia City’s more interesting people. The first is JVB Perry. Described as a, “Big, powerful, good natured mostly; but terrible when aroused!”Joseph Loryea was a saloon keeper turned stock broker. He wrote the first mining directory of the Comstock in 1864. J. H. Mallett was a stable owner, Meat market proprietor and stock broker with ownership in at least 15 Comstock mining companies. Information on the mine and people included. Joe Elcano Mining Stock CollectionEst. $400-600 HWAC# 130775Lot# 2106 Gold Hill, Storey Co., Nevada 1875North Goodman G&S MC Stock w/rare Comstock Printer Number 1971 for 50 shares to CN Taylor. Datelined Gold Hill 1875. Signed by secretary William Henry and president William Havenor. Rare printer - Brown & Mahanny of Gold Hill. Mountainous mining vignette. Not cancelled. Incorporated July 16, 1874. Upper left corner has some minor issues. Brown and Mahanny were San Francisco printers that arrived in Virginia City in 1874. Although not the most well known they were still quite prolific (24 copied samples of their work are included). They were also editors of the Footlight Newspaper housed in the back of Brown’s book store. Havenor was a Virginia & Truckee RR engineer, Comstock assayer, mining reporter, saw mill superintendent, grocery store owner, etc. All in Nevada. Most probably named for the Enterprise Editor C. C. Goodman. Pages of historical background information on the printers and Taylor. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 130966Lot#2107GoldHill,StoreyCo.,Nevada 1864/68SouthOvermanMC w/Red 25c NV Revenue Stamp Gold Hill District, Storey County, N.T. (printed upperleft).Inc.March 19, 1864. This stock has a territorial dateline (Gold Hill, N.T.) but wasn’t issued until post-statehood in 1868. No. 94, issued for 10 shares to Wilson Dunlap. Dunlap was known as the “absconding stock-broker of Gold Hill.” Signed by the president N.S. Phila and secretary S.W. Chubbuck. Not cancelled. Eagle and allegorical vignette. Printed by Gold Hill News Print. 20 and 5 cent IR adhesive stamps attached on the left with large stain (possibly from the glue?). What is special about this certificate is that it also has a red 25 cent Nevada adhesive revenue stamp which are not common! Please inspect photo for condition. The poor quality around the stamps looked like its was caused by the glue. The South Overman proudly announces on their stock certificate that the mine was located on September 20, 1959 and incorporated on March 19, 1864. Yet the first I can find any information on them is April 22, 1868 - about the time of this stock certificate. On April 22, 1868, the South Overman Miming Company stock was asking to $5.00 a share on the San Francisco Exchange. For the next month that number varied from $5.00 to $7.50. Additional information on the mine and mining district is included. Also Nevada historical backgrounds on the names on the certificate are included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $500-700 HWAC# 130906Lot# 2108 Gold Hill, Storey Co., Nevada 1863Wandering Gold & Silver Mining Co.Stock,NVTerritory Dateline Gold Hill Mining District, Storey Co, Nevada Territory, October 7, 1863. Number 83 for 10 shares to Henry Munch. Signed by Fred Luth and DK Korn. Korn was a lawyer on Main Street, Gold Hill. Luth was a Lyon County farmer and signer of a petition to not split Churchill County out of Lyon County. Wrinkled, dog eared lower right, vertical folds. Still very easy to read and strong writing. Incorporated June 8, 1863. Printed by Enterprise Print (Territorial Enterprise). The Wandering mine was located east of Gold Hill and on the same line as the Gould & Curry. Additional information on the mine and mining district is included. Also Nevada historical backgrounds on the names on the certificate are included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $400-700 HWAC# 130907Lot# 2109 Silver City,LyonCo.,Nevada 1886QuinnM&MStock, Silver City, LyonCounty,NV Number 409 for50sharesto G. R. Hofer onDecember17, 1886 in San Francisco. Incorporated October 25, 1881. Signed by president T. B. Shannon and secretary W. W. Stetson. Not cancelled. Black border and print, fancy scrollwork. A. J. Leary, San Francisco printer. Silver City Mining District. Light folds, pinholes. Incorporated in 1881, issued in 1886, but I found no mention of this company until 1910. I know it is the same company as this certificate is listed as delinquent. Short note on Shannon (assemblyman, collector of customs). Copies of 2 newspaper articles. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $70-100 HWAC# 130962Lot# 2110 Sutro, Lyon Co., Nevada 1863 Lion G&S MC Stock, Subject of Mark Twain Article This stock certificate has certainly seen better days. But its connection to Mark Twain and Adolph Sutro make it most intriguing. Number 73 for 10 shares to Mrs. A. E. Irwin. A rare issue to a female. She actually ran her own business (ladies and children’s clothing) in Virginia City. She lost her business in a fire suspiciously set by a tenant and employee! Datelined: Carson City, 1863. Signed by secretary P. W. Van Winkle and president Joel Bell. Incorporated Feb’y 2nd, 1863. Sunset vignette. Towne & Bacon printer. Location: Ball’s Lode in the Brown & Murphy District, Lyon County, N. T. The principal offices of the companies are in Carson City. Fair condition: large hole below “Lion.” Bottom has major rips and tears. The Lion seems to be located just above the Sutro Tunnel. Mark Twain, in an article in the Territorial Enterprise, gives us most of what we know about the Lion mine and the Brown & Murphy district. Background notes on Irwin, Ball and Van Winkle. Also a reprint of the Twain article. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $500-700 HWAC# 130926

85View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2111 Sutro, Lyon Co., Nevada 1868 Sutro Tunnel Early Stock signed by Sutro Although not the most eye appealing, this is thehistoricallymore important first rendition of Sutro Tunnel Stock. Very rare! Certificate No. 68. Dateline New York, October 18, 1868. Solomon Haas of New York is issued 85 shares. Signed by Adolph Sutro, Duly Authorized Agent of the Association known as the Sutro Tunnel Company. Sutro’s signature is pen cancelled but legible. Vignette upper left of miner with pick. US Internal Revenue adhesive stamp attached bottom left with Sutro cancellation. Discoloration, pin holes, and a 1 inch tear bottom left. Reverse is signed by Haas’ lawyer. Sutro first came up with the idea of the tunnel in 1860, got federal and state approval in 1865, and construction began in 1869. He envisioned the tunnel as taking care of the water problem that Comstock mining operations were encountering at depth. As Sutro said in his proposal, “the great obstacle to be encountered in mines is water; this is the fatal agent, which makes it only a question of time, when a mine will have to be abandoned, no matter how rich...” The tunnel was completed in 1878, too late to be of critical importance to the Comstock. Sutro sold his shares and moved to San Francisco, where he eventually became mayor. Includes background information, blank 187- Sutro Tunnel receipt for stock, and a copy of the Sutro Tunnel Plat Map. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $1000-1200 HWAC# 130976Lot# 2112 Virginia City, Nevada 1886 Sutro Tunnel Company Stock Certificate Inc. in California. No. C35973, issued for 100 shares to EC Birdsall on December 10th,1886 in San Francisco. Signed by vice president William Johns and secretary Ames. Not cancelled. Green border and background, black print. Two vignettes: Native American on hilltop overlooking city (top center) and miners surveying underground (bottom center). Printed by ABN. Pinholes, folds. 8 x 12.25” This was right before the company was saved and reincorporated as the Comstock Tunnel Company by Theodore Sutro. Construction began on the tunnel in 1869 and was completed in 1878. Adolph Sutro resigned (sold out) in 1879 and headed to San Francisco, where he eventually became mayor.Est. $100-200 HWAC# 134537Lot# 2113 Virginia City, Storey Co., Nevada 1863 Bed Rock Gold & Silver Mining Company Stock Number 257 for 60 shares to H Schwarze. Datelined San Francisco 1863. Signed by secretary AC Teitman and president Caleb Hyatt. Incorporated May 20, 1863. Location Virginia District, Nevada Territory. Mountain ore cart vignette. Printers Towne & Bacon. 25c Power of Att’y revenue stamp. Not cancelled. Cut roughly where separated from book. One nick top left and one bottom right. Stains top. Slight wrinkling. Extremely rare certificate. Not listed on Bancroft 1862 map or mentioned in other Holabird research materials. According to McDonald, their office was located in S.F. at 611 Clay St. and the secretary was A.C. Teitman [McDonald, pg. 17, 1996]. May have been prospective company. Their name is unusual in that it refers more to Gold Rush-style mining. But where is there a river on the Comstock? Background notes on Hyatt and two newspaper reprints on the Bed Rock mine. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $400-700 HWAC# 130923Lot# 2114 Virginia City, Storey Co., Nevada 1863 Cerro Pasco G&S MC Stock issued to Pyramid Lake Battle Survivor VERY EARLY NUMBER 6 for 20 shares to C. W. Allen. Datelined Virginia, N. T. 1863. Signed by W. W. Price secretary and Charles W. Allen president. Virginia MD. Incorporated April 23, 1863. Red underprint ‘Cerro Pasco’. Enterprise Print printing (Territorial Enterprise). 25c Bond Revenue stamp. Not cancelled. Discoloration bleeds through from back. Pin holes. Rounded bottom right corner. One share equals 6 inches! Price fought in the Mexican American War and was a true California 49er. He also fought in the first battle of Pyramid Lake and was a lucky survivor. He was a volunteer in the second Virginia City company under R. McDonald. Historical background on Allen, the battle and Price [died at Donner Lake] is included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $450-700 HWAC# 130930Lot# 2115 Virginia City, Storey Co., Nevada 1863 East India G&S MC Stock, Clement Rice (Mark Twain’s Friend) Number 69 for 10 shares to SW Ferris. Datelined Virginia N. T. 1863. Signed by Clement T Rice and L Morris(?). Incorporated march 31, 1863. Small ship and eagle vignettes. Location at Virginia Mining District, Storey County, N. T. Striking combination of green print on white background. Some light discoloration. No edge or corner issues! Clement Rice’s claim to fame was his friendship with Mark Twain. During the day they were mortal enemies of rival newspapers. At night they were the best of friends; drinking to all hours of the night and taking a long, expensive vacation to San Francisco. They were quite inseparable. So much so that Twain asked Rice to take over his column once when he was sick. The result was quite hysterical - but not for Twain. Includes a biography on Rice and his relationship with Twain. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $400-700 HWAC# 130928Lot# 2116 Virginia City, Storey Co., Nevada 1863 Federal and Republic SMC Stock w/Mark Twain Reference Number 109 for 10 shares to WW Stern(?). Datelined San Francisco 1863. Signed by secretary N Shiverick and president JP Buckley. Virginia MD. Incorporated March 31, 1863. Allegorical lady fighter vignette and eagle with shield vignette. Towne & Bacon printer. Not cancelled. Location: Virginia District, Nevada Territory. Comstock Ledge. Shares $500 each! No. 2. 5c light brown Exchange Revenue stamp. On October 15, 1863 Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) was listed as not paying his assessments. In June of 1864 Buckley had not paid his assessment and his stock is to be sold to the public. I guess even the former president of this company figures his stock is worthless! Shiverick was fist associated with Nevada in 1860 when he was a forwarding agent in Placerville for Genoa, Carson and Virginia. In 1861 he was proprietor of Shiverick & Jones grocers in Carson. [Daily Alta California] I found no other reference to this mining company. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $400-700 HWAC# 130912Lot# 2117 Virginia City, Storey Co., Nevada 1865/63 Globe Mining Co. Stock Certificate, 1865 Globe Mining Co., incorporated in 1863 in Nevada territory, datelined Virginia, N.T. Virginia MD., Cert Number 286 issued to J. G. Bloomer for ten shares on Nov 20, 1865 (could be 1863), signed by Fred Galehouse as president and A.C. Chapman as secretary. I/U. Tiny piece missing from upper left corner, barely visible. Endorsed on the back by Bloomer. See Chapman in Angel’s 1882 work on Nevada History. The Globe is just above the V&T RR grade (Ophir Grade) about near the entry into American Flat. The Globe has narrow quartz veins, and produced a small amount of gold-silver from those veins. FH worked on this property about 1989. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $300-600 HWAC# 130909

86February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2118 Virginia City, Storey Co., Nevada 1863 Granada G&S MC Stock, Pres. Winton Arrived in NV 1860 Number 254 for 50 shares to George Miller. Datelined Virginia 1863. Signed by Secretary CG Fink (Deputy Clark of Storey County) and president A Winton. Incorporated in January 7, 1863 (early 1863). Location at Virginia District, Storey Co., N. T. Enterprise Print. Small eagle vignette on left. Not cancelled. 25c Warehouse Revenue Stamp. One small stain below the ‘a’ in ‘and’. Really nice example!!! Winton’s first official record was on 2/19/1860 in the Utah Territory. He was among the first officers of the Nevada Territory appointed by Governor Nye. In 1865 he was a state senator from Storey County. In July of 1863 the Virginia Evening Bulletin reported that some very fine looking rock was taken from this mine. However, the mine does not appear in Collins 1864 Directory? Additional notes on Winton and the mine. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $400-700 HWAC# 130916Lot# 2119 Virginia City, Storey Co., Nevada 1863 Johnson G&S Mining Company Stock Number 1 NUMBER 1 for 50 shares to TI Keys (foreman of the Eureka Mill Flume). Datelined Stockton, Cal. 1863. Signed by LE Lyons and Timothy Paige. Incorporated August 1863. Located in the Nevada District, Storey County, N. T. This Comstock certificate has a 25c Certificate Revenue stamp. Eagle and shield vignette. Stockton Independent printers. Not cancelled. Some discoloration, otherwise in very nice condition. The Nevada district was located in the eastern Flowery Range along the Lyon-Storey county line. The district extends into Storey County to include the Gooseberry Mine area. The central part of the district is at Ramsey on the southeastern flank of the Flowery Range in Lyon County. Stretch (1867) described a Nevada district, east of the Red Mountain and Castle districts, in this area. [Mining Districts of Nevada by Tingley] Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $450-540 HWAC# 130927Lot#2120VirginiaCity,StoreyCo.,Nevada 1861Philadelphia Min in g C ompan y Stock - Rare 1861 Nevada Territorial, signedbyfounderofVC Engine Company This stock has serious condition issues, but the story is priceless. Number 32 issued to John Pullen(?). Virginia ND. One share equaled five feet. Signed by secretary F. Voltz and president Jacob Young Jr. Christian Bauer Voltz and Ferdinand Zingraff claimed a lot in Virginia City on September 23, 1861. [The Records of Carson County, Utah & Nevada Territories” by Ellison] This is three weeks before this stock was issued. That gives this stock provenance. Jacob Young Jr. organized the Young American Engine Company No. 2 in Virginia City on March 19, 1862. Engine Company No. 1 was made up of more upper class persons and Young’s company was made up of working men. They were generally referred to as “The Boys.” There was great tension between these two companies and a fight during a fire lead to a death and even greater animosity! What a great signature piece. The stock itself has two holes in the middle of the paper. The edges have been worn away over the last 150 years. Writing is strong. 1861 Nevada stock certificates are very RARE! Also Nevada historical backgrounds on the names and mine on the certificate are included. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $600-1200 HWAC# 130904Lot# 2121 Virginia City, Storey Co., Nevada 1864William Penn G&S Stock, Signed by Pyramid Lake IndianWarSurvivorNumber 152 for 20 shares to James Hawley. Nevada dateline of Virginia, N. T. 1864. Signed by secretary Gearhart and president OC Steel. Virginia MD. Incorporated March 17, 1863. William Penn vignette. HS Crocker of Sacramento printer. Not cancelled. small 20 and 5c Revenue stamps. Location at “Middle Lead, Virginia District. William Penn in light gold underprint. Tear upper left. Excellent condition otherwise. Steel was deeply involved in territorial Nevada. He was a member of the First Virginia Company during the first battle of Pyramid Lake. He was injured, but a survivor. He was also a director of the Cedar Hill Water Company. The Virginia Evening Bulletin reported on November 30, 1863 that they have at last succeeded in bringing their water within the northern limits of the city. To enable them to accomplish this they have had to construct two miles of wooden boxes, which have been laid in a trench to receive them. He was also the Proprietor of the Yosemite - a first rate bit saloon. [The Roar and the Silence by James] Notes on the mine, Hawley and Gearhart. Longer biography on Steel. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $450-700 HWAC# 130913Lot# 2122 White Plains, Churchill Co., Nevada 1864 Mogul G&S MC Stock, Issued to Vessey, Gold Hill Hotel Number 34 for 10 shares to HW Vesey. Datelined Gold Hill, N. T. 1864. Signed by secretary GW Pease and president Morison. Incorporated Feb. 17, 1864. Not cancelled. Native American vignette. Gold Hill News print. Location: Mogul Ledge, Desert District, Churchill County. Holes at fold intersections and small rips at fold edges. Some discoloration. Fair condition. Located on the northeast flank of Desert Peak in the Hot Springs Mountains, about 7 miles west-southwest of White Plains (Huxley) station on the Southern Pacific Railroad. Vanderburg (1940) mentioned that the Desert Queen Mine in this district may have been discovered by emigrants in 1849; if so, this district would be the site of the earliest mining activity in the state. This is a significant signature piece. Horace M. Vesey acquired the Vesey Hotel (currently the Gold Hill Hotel) in late 1862. The popular hotel became an important part of the thriving metropolis of Gold Hill, hosting many Comstock social events such as ìVesey’s Ball.”Miners from Gold Hill and Virginia City first assembled in front of the Vesey House on August 6, 1864, to adopt a constitution in the first attempt to organize a union in the West. Pease was “well known” on the Comstock for four decades. He also had a piece published in the Sagebrush Anthology by Berklove. This anthology celebrated a school of writing called the “Sagebrush School.” This term applied to a group of Nevada writers from the 1860’s to the early twentieth century. Additional background notes on Vessey, Pease and the Mogul mine. Joe Elcano Nevada Mining Stock CollectionEst. $350-500 HWAC# 130922

87View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2123 Willow Springs, Esmeralda Co., Nevada 1912 Granite Mountain Mining Company Stock Certificate The Granite Mountain Mining Company was located in the Gold Mountain Mining District about 40 miles south of Goldfield near Death Valley and the California border. The book Gold Mountain by Alan Patera tells us that in the winter of 1904-05 Joe Mayer and AW Lought were prospecting on the southwestern side of Gold Mountain near Willow Springs. They located a vein and traced it for three miles across the granite mountain. There the Goldfield Granite Mountain Mining Company was organized. The company had grand plans including an aerial tramway from the mine to Willow Springs where they would build a 10 stamp mill. The water at the springs was sufficient to provide for a small city. And so Meyer filed papers and on November 30, 1907 and was appointed as postmaster. Extensive research included with several copies of newspaper and magazine articles. However, it was either rescinded or discontinued or never really opened. #71 for 1,000 shares to Elizabeth Gray in 1912. Signed by Pratt and Mayer. Resident agent is Walter E. Pratt of Goldfield. Heavy folding. Rips and tears at folds. Large black stain in upper left. Joe Elcano Mining Stock CollectionEst. $50-70 HWAC#130838Lot# 2124 Washoe County, Nevada Washoe United Consolidated Gold & Silver Mining Company Stock Very old stock certificate issued by Washoe United Consolidated Gold & Silver Mining Company, Limited. 8 shares, 5 pounds each, dated March 1865. (Note: Washoe County in NV, NV gained statehood in Oct 1864.) One of the earliest British mining interests. Mine(s) located at the foot of Peavine Mtn. The Mill was located a bit to the east on what is now N. Oddie Blvd @ Pyramid Hwy. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $400-600 HWAC# 145069Lot# 2125 Nevada 1916-1930 George Graham Rice (Scam Artist) Mining Collection Lot of 7 GG Rice items. Includes six stock certificates, three signed by Rice, plus a 1918 typed letter on George Graham Rice Securities letterhead signed by Rice. Stocks include: Rice Oil Co. (1918, signed by Rice as president); Monster Chief MC (1916, issued to and signed on reverse by Rice); Lampazos Silver Mines Co. (1918, signed on reverse by Rice); Hilltop-Nevada MC (1923); Reorganized Broken Hills Silver Corp. (1930); and Broken Hills Comb. MC (1921). In his 20’s, Rice served 6 years at Sing Sing for forgery. He changed his name from Jacob Hersig to George Graham Rice and headed for Goldfield, Nevada to promote bogus mining stocks. He was indicted for mail fraud and raised money for his defense with his biography, “My Adventures With Your Money” in 1910. Through the late 1920’s, Rice was at it again. In 1928, he was captured and served more time. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 134677Lot# 2126 New Mexico 1881 Ivanhoe Mining Company Stock Certificate Inc. in Colorado. No. 186, issued for 100 shares to William H. Holmes on October 28th, 1881. Signed by president H.E. Paine and the secretary, S.B. Ladd. Not cancelled. Underground mining vignette. Printed by Columbian Bank Note. Folds, very fine. 7.25 x 10.5” This mining company operated the Ivanhoe Mine at Grafton in the Black Range. Ladd and Paine also ran the Lake Valley Mining Company. Robert G. Ingersoll, was a director of the Ivanhoe Mining Company. William G. Gillette was superintendent of the Ivanhoe mine in 1881. The Ivanhoe was the subject of questionable promotion in the eastern stock markets and considered the Black Range’s chief claim to fame by Silliman in 1881. Est. $120-150 HWAC# 130653Lot# 2127 New Mexico 1881 Ivanhoe Mining Company Stock Certificate Inc. in Colorado. No. 475, issued for 1000 shares to D.W. Middleton on November 10th, 1881. Signed by president H.E. Paine and the secretary, S.B. Ladd. Not cancelled. Underground mining vignette. Printed by Columbian Bank Note. Folds, very fine. 7.25 x 10.5” This mining company operated the Ivanhoe Mine at Grafton in the Black Range. Ladd and Paine also ran the Lake Valley Mining Company. Robert G. Ingersoll, was a director of the Ivanhoe Mining Company. William G. Gillette was superintendent of the Ivanhoe mine in 1881. The Ivanhoe was the subject of questionable promotion in the eastern stock markets and considered the Black Range’s chief claim to fame by Silliman in 1881. Est. $120-150 HWAC# 130654Lot# 2128 Oregon 1903 White Swan Mines Co., Ltd. Stock Certificate (Mining Scam) ”of San Francisco, California.” Inc. in California. No. 2754, issued for 100 shares to E. J. Meyers on April 23, 1903 in SF. Signed by Letson Balliet, president and K. G. Shea, secretary. Not cancelled. Mr. Balliet was a newspaper man from Des Moines, Iowa who managed to swindle thousands of dollars from investors by promoting and selling stock, but never actually operated the mine. When authorities went to check they found it was just a hole in the ground filled with water. The White Swan Mine vignette is based on an actual photograph taken during better times. The center vignette shows the Oregon Ore Reduction Works and the Powder River Electric Light & Power Co. on the right. The border has a vignette of the Montana, Oregon, and Pacific Railroad. Folds, creases. 9 x 12.25” Est. $100-200 HWAC# 134539Lot# 2129 Cottonwood, Utah 1874 Silver Belt Consolidated Mining and Tunnel Co., stock, 1874 This certificate is in Extremely Nice condition.#59for 500 shares to Elijah Sells. Signed by Sells aspresidentandPaddockassecretary.Small ore wagon vignette. Located in the Cottonwood MiningDistrict,Salt Lake County, UtahTerritoryprinted on bottom right. Incorporated October 12, 1872. In 1874 they had 285’ of tunnel, 100’ shaft. The vein was 57’ wide. There was 1,400 tons of ore on the dump. [Gazetteer of Utah directory, 1874] Est. $300-500 HWAC# 130639Lot# 2130 Loop Loop, Washington 1890 Arlington Mining Company First Mortgage Bond, 1890 Number 15! $500. Two allegorical vignettes. Goldish under print $500. Signed by president Jonathon Bourne and secretary Herbert E Thompson. Brown, green, blue and red all used. Heavy folds, but no rips or tears. No corner or discoloration issues. 36 of 40 coupons remaining; May 1892 to May 1900. Although dateline Portland, Oregon the mine was located in the Conconully district of central Okanogan County in Washington. Jonathan Bourne, a Portland, Oregon lawyer obsessed with mining fever, bought a total of twenty-seven claims near Ruby at Loop Loop in 1888. Heir of a wealthy New England whaling and manufacturing family and member of Portland’s high-class Arlington Club, he soon had a chokehold on more of the mining district than anyone else did. [ghosttownsuse.com] Est. $200-300 HWAC# 130644

88February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / MiningLot# 2131 Seattle, Washington 1876 Renton Coal Company Stock Certificate Location: Seattle, W.T. (printed at top center). Inc. 1874. No. 785, issued for 2 shares to JC Bateman on April 18th, 1876 in San Francisco. Signed by the president and secretary TH Henderson. Not cancelled. Black border and print. Eastman, print. Vignette at left of prospector. 4.75 x 9.25” Deep folds. Renton is located 15 miles southeast of Seattle along the southern shores of Lake Washington. The town was named for Captain William Renton who formed the Renton Coal Company. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC#134639Lot#2132Washington 1890-1927Washington State Mining Stock Group Lot of 4 different. 1) Grays Harbor Company. No. 143, issued for 5 shares to Geo. M. Lyon on May 27th, 1890. Signed by president Chester A. Congdon and secretary James Gilbert. Not cancelled. Green border, gold seal, black print and vignette of ship. Pinholes, folds. According to an ad for the company in The Seattle Post-intelligencer (April 1st, 1890), the company was selling townsite lots and constructing a railroad at Grays Harbor, Washington that would connect with the Northern Pacific. 2) Fort Spokane Mining Company. No. A74, issued for 5,000 shares to GB Desmond on Oct. 30th, 1897. Signed by president Geo. Beck and the secretary. Not cancelled. Black border, green background, black print, silver seal, and vignette of mine/mill. Folds with tape repairs, toning. 3& 4) First Thought Gold Mines, Ltd. Two stocks, issued in 1925 and 1927. “The First Thought camp is located at an elevation of 2,900 feet on the southeastern slope of the mountain, just 3 1/2 miles in an air line northeast of Orient, the nearest railroad station. Supplies are brought from Orient over a fair wagon road, the haul of about 31/2 miles involving a rise of some 600 feet between the town and the camp. Water and timber are plentiful in the vicinity.” [“THE ORE DEPOSITS OF NORTHEASTERN WASHINGTON” by Howland Bancroft] Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $120-200 HWAC# 134669Lot#2133Washington 1898-1969Washington State Mining Stock Group Lot of 4 different. 1) The Slocan-Liberty-Hill Mining Company. No. 1001, issued in 1898 in Spokane. Stamp cancelled. Allegorical vignette. Some separation. 2) Bull Frog Gold Mining Company. Palmer Mountain, Okanogan County, Washington. Issued in 1900 in Davenport, Washington. Rare. 3) Tacoma Co. No. 3147, issued in 1906. Not cancelled. Mining vignette. 4) Yukon Exploration and Development, Ltd. Issued in 1969. Punch cancelled. Mining vignette. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC#134637Lot# 2134 Delaware 1923 Taxicar Company Stock Certificate Rare. No. 112, issued for 100 shares to Sara K Perry in September 1923. Signed by president MM Lucey and treasurer MB Reese. Vignette of early cars and trucks. Green border, black print. Two punch holes at top. 8.25 x 10.5” Folds, pinholes. Possibly based in Chicago. We couldn’t find much about this company. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC# 134662Lot# 2135 Indianapolis, Indiana Cole Motor Car Company Collection (5) Lot of five includes a rare issued certificate for 20 shares in 1912. Incorporated in Indiana. Hole cancels. Also, four unissued certificates in different colors and styles. One is a temporary certificate, one a Goes style and the other two from Franklin Lee- American Banknote. The orange one is wavy from water damage. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $150-200 HWAC# 145662Lot# 2136 Detroit, Michigan American Auto Industry Stock Collection Includes a Speedometer! (18) Great lot includes stocks from Ford Motor (3), American Motors (1), Greyhound (2), Chrysler Corporation (1) and Chrysler Financial (1). Also, three different from Studebaker and Studebaker Packard. A standout here is a certificate from Stewart-Warner Speedometer Corporation with a vignette of a speedometer issued in 1925. Small punch cxls. Lastly, a variety of six from General Motors. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-400 HWAC# 145692Lot# 2137 Detroit, Michigan Ford & Studebaker Stock and Bond Group (13) Lot of 13 includes 7 from Studebaker and 6 from Ford. Mixture of common stocks and bonds from the companies proper plus bonds from Ford Motor Credit and Ford International Capital. The Studebaker’s include four of the earlier date period in three colors and also two from Studebaker Worthington. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $180-250 HWAC# 145644Lot# 2138 Detroit, Michigan 1938 Graham-Paige Motors Corporation Stock Certificate Inc. in Michigan. No. 33965, issued for 50 shares to Romaine Shackelford on Jan. 7th, 1938. Printed signatures of Joseph B. Graham and the secretary. Not cancelled. Red border, black print, allegorical vignette with company logo. Printed by ABN. 8 x 12” Heavy folds, toning. Founded in 1927 by the Graham brothers. Production stopped in 1940, but its automotive assets were acquired by Kaiser-Frazer in 1947. Built trucks with Dodge engines. Plants in Detroit, Evansville, and Stockton. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $80-120 HWAC# 134671Lot# 2139Tucker Corporation Stock Certificates (2) Tucker’s issued in 1947 and 1948. A brown one is issued for 100 shares and the green one is issued for 20 shares. Both uncanceled and in very good condition. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $140-280 HWAC# 145642Lot# 2140 1916-1920 Five Different Automobile Stock Certificates Lot of 5 different. Great group. Includes: Pan Motor Company (1918, Signed by Pandolfo, great vignette, not cancelled); Moore Motor Vehicle Company (1918, Minneapolis, not cancelled); REO Motor Car Co. (1916, not cancelled); Sterling Tire Corporation (1920, not cancelled); and Shot-Lite Corporation of America (unissued, vignette of woman in car using headlight). Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 134665Lot# 2141 1902-1929 Four Different Automobile Stock Certificates Lot of 4 different. Includes: United States Motor Company (1910, signed by automobile pioneer Benjamin Briscoe, eagle vignette, not cancelled); Ancient City Motors, Inc. (number 1, 1929, not cancelled); New England Electric Vehicle Transportation Co. (1902 receipt for shares of stock); and Studebaker Brothers Co. of Indianapolis (unissued). Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC#134666Lot# 2142 1908-1956 Four Different Automobile Stock Certificates Lot of 4 different. Includes: Afloat Motor Company (Oakland, 1908, Native American vignette); Continental Motors Corporation (1946, motor vignette); General Motors Corporation (1956, car vignette); and Mack Financial Corporation (specimen bond, truck vignette). Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $120-200 HWAC# 134652

89View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / AutomobileLot# 2143 1918-1921 Four Different Automobile Stock Certificates Lot of 4 different. Included: Moore Motor Vehicle Company (1918, Minneapolis, not cancelled); Stevens Duryea Inc. (1921, not cancelled); REO Motors, Inc. (Specimen); and Sterling Tire Corporation (number 1, 1920, not cancelled). Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $120-200 HWAC# 134664Lot#21441910-1921ThreeGoodAutomobile Company Stock Certificates Lot of 3 different. 1) Pan Motor Company. No. 44583, issued to Thomas J Rhoads in 1919. Signed by president Samuel C. Pandolfo and secretary John Barrit. Not cancelled. Green border, black print and three vignettes: touring car plus two vignettes featuring the company logo. Pandolfo spent a ton of money advertising the company, while presenting preassembled cars and not producing any of their own. The factory in St. Cloud was completed in 1919. By 1922, Pandolfo was in jail and the company was in receivership. 2) Rambler Automobile Company of New York. Low number 7, issued for 1 share to the company treasurer in 1910. Signed by president Brandt and thee treasurer. Not cancelled. Allegorical vignette. 3) Stevens Duryea, Inc. Issued in 1921 for 1 share. Signed by the president and secretary. Not cancelled. Underprint logo. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $150-300 HWAC#134663Lot# 2145 Automobile Stocks from 7 Different Companies Seven different from Northway Motors, 1919; Lafayette Motors Corporation, 1922; Kaiser Motors Corporation, 1953; Leach-Biltwell Motor Car Company, 1921; Packard Motor Car Company, 1954; Pierce Arrow Motor Corporation, 1937 (piece missing from top border) and Lincoln Motor Company, partially issued temporary certificate signed by Nash and Leland. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 145683Lot# 2146 Automobile Stocks From 7 Different Companies Group includes Chrysler Corporation, 1981; Doble Steam Motors Corporation, 1923; Hudson Motor Car Company, 1950 (large punch holes); Ben Hur Motor Car Company, 1917 (tight trim all the way around); Belmont Motors Corporation U/I, (dirty and browning); and Lincoln Motor Company, 1922, issued for 10 Class A shares (chipping top edge and fold splits at bottom). Small punch cxls. Signed by Nash and Leland; General Motors (2). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 145684Lot# 2147 Automotive Stock Group, Five Different Companies Lot includes Star Motors, Incorporated, 1924, I/U; Rickenbacker Motor Company, 1927, I/U; Peerless Motor Car Corporation, 1929, Hole cxls; Pierce Arrow Motor Corporation, 1937, I/U; Packard Motor Car Company, 1929, I/C. This is a very early date Packard certificate, so rare. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 145663Lot# 2148 Auto Company Stocks, Five Different Companies #2 Lot includes Lincoln Motor Company temporary certificate, 1920 I/C; Eagle Macomber Motor Car Co, 1920, I/U; Flint Motor Company (MI), 1925, I/U; Imperial Automobile Company (MI), 1903, I/U; Pan Motor Company (MN), car vignette, 1919, I/U. All in very good condition except the Lincoln Motor certificate which has browning on the borders. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 145664Lot# 2149 Auto Company Stocks, Five Different Companies #3 Lot of five includes Delling Motor Company, 1926, I/U; Hudson Motor Car Company, 1946, I/C; Pan Motor Company (MN), 1921, car vignette, I/U; General Motors Corp. 3.25%, 20 yr. bond with nice futuristic car vignette, hole canceled; Lincoln Motor Car Company, 100 temporary Class A shares, issued 1920. Signed by Nash and Leland. Hole punch cancels. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 145665Lot# 2150 1916-1952 Classic Auto Period Stock Certificate Collection Lot of 9 different. Four different auto manufacturers. Includes: Nash Motors Company (1916 and unissued); Packard Motor Car Company (two different, 1936 and 1937); Lincoln Motor Company (two different, 1920); and Hudson Motor Car Company (three different, 1949-1952). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 143634Lot# 2151 Some Rare Automobile Stocks (6) Six different rare ones includes certificates from Ben Hur Motor Company, 1916 (tightly trimmed); Bond Automobile Company, 1925; Deppe Motors Corporation, 1927; Durant Motors Incorporated, 1925; Hudson Motor Car Company, 1954 and Victor Page Motors Corporation signed by Victor Page, 1922. Some chipping but rare. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 145681Lot# 2152 1920-1931 Auto Garage and Transportation Stock Certificates Lot of 5 different. Included: H&C Garage (uniss.., great car vignette); Detroit & Canada Tunnel Co. (1931); United Transportation Co., Inc. (1920); Delaware County Transportation Company (1926); and New York Despatch & Delivery Co. (unissued). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $100-150 HWAC# 113821Lot#21531904-1947AutomobileEquipment Companies Stock Certificate Collection Lot of 18. Most different. Included: Western Autowash, Ltd. (1930); Valley Electric Motor Works, Inc. (uniss..); Toquet Carburetor Corp. (1923); Tire Mileage Recording Device Co. (1911 and uniss..); Stewart-Warner Speedometer Corp. (1925); Rogers Adjustible [sic.] Wagon Seat Co. (uniss..); Mercury Machine Co. (1904 and uniss..); Magnetic Motors Corp. (1935); Motor Vehicle Speed Alarm Co. (uniss..); Kaiser-Frazer Corp. (1946-47, three varieties); Hasbrouck Motor Works (uniss..); Braun’s Auto Body, Inc. (uniss..); Automatic Carburetor Co. (1917); and Acme Automobile Lock Co. (1922). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-500 HWAC# 113831Lot# 2154 1908-1981 Tire Related Auto Stock Certificate Group Lot of 12 different. Included: Sterling Tire Corporation (1920); Sound Rubber Co. (Tacoma, 1921, tire vignette); Pressurelube Inc. (1947); Keystone Tire & Rubber Company (1922 and 1924); BF Goodrich Company (4 different, 1974-1981, tire vignette); The Coast Tire & Rubber Company (Reno, 1924); American Wheel & Vehicle Co. (SF, 1908); and Armored Tire & Rubber Co. (1921). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 113832Lot# 2155 1900-1972 Car Dealership & Other Automobile Stock Certificates Lot of 21. Duplication. Includes: Danhof Chevrolet (uniss..); Thomas B. Jeffery Co. of California (1910 and uniss..); Moore Motor Vehicle Co. 1918); McPhee Motor Co. (two uniss..); Nation-Wide Auto Auction, Ltd. (1969); Nampa Automobile Co. (uniss..); Pennsylvania Motor Co. (1900); Placer Motor Sales Corp. (1924 and uniss..); Rambler Automobile Co. of New England (uniss..); Rambler Automobile Co. of New York (uniss..); R&V Motors of New England (1920); Recreational Vehicles Inc. (1972); Ruggles Motor Co. (uniss..); Rambler Garage Co. (uniss..); Seymour Ford-Mercury Inc. (uniss..); Templar Motors Co. (1920); Winter Motors Inc. (1923); and Washington Chevrolet Co. (uniss..). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-500 HWAC# 113819

90February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / AutomobileLot# 2156 1915-1987 Racetrack Stock Certificate Trio Lot of 3 different. 1) Speedway Corporation of Los Angeles. Issued in 1925. Not cancelled. Eagle vignette. Inc. in 1924. 2) Malibu Grand Prix Corporation. Issued in 1987, punch cancelled. Race car vignette. 3) Speedway Park Association. Issued in 1915 in Chicago, not cancelled. Nice vignette of a racetrack. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $120-200 HWAC# 113820Lot#21571966-1974InternationalAirlines Stock Certificate Collection Lot of 13. Duplication. Includes: Asa International Airlines (1967-1968); Puerto Rico International Airlines, Inc. (1972); Universal Airlines Co. (1973-1974); World Airways, Inc. (1966-1968); and rare Atlantis certificate in German (1969). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $150-300 HWAC# 113811Lot# 2158 1946-1991 Mainstream US Airline Stock Certificate & Bond Collection Lot of 43. Includes pieces for: Pan American World Airways; United Air Lines; Universal Aero-Transportation Company; Trans World Airlines, Inc.; American Airlines; Continental Air Lines; US Airlines; and a Specimen stock for Val, Inc. Issued 1946-1991. Please inspect. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 143658Lot# 2159 1954-1991 Major Airline Stock Certificate Collection Lot of 22. Duplication. Includes: Pan Am Corporation (1991); Delta Air Lines, Inc. (5 different, four marked as Specimen); Trans World Airlines (1978 bond); American Airlines, Inc. (1981-1982); Pan American World Airways (1967, 1968, 1976); Sperry Corporation (1954-1955); United Air Lines (3 diff., 1968-1973); Sperry Rand Corp. (two diff. 1956); and Curtiss-Wright Corp. (1967). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-500 HWAC# 143641Lot# 2160US Airline Stock Certificate & Bond Collection (21 Different) Lot of 21 different US airline stock certificates and bonds. Includes: Hornell Airways Inc. (1935); Trans-East Airlines Inc. (1968); New York Airways Inc. (1970); Travel Airways, Inc. (1929); North Central Airlines Inc. (1979); Robinson Airlines Corp. (1948); Flying W Airways Inc. (1971); Gyro Air Lines, Inc. (1934); Commuter Airlines (1970); US Airlines Inc. (1952 and 1953); Sun Airline Corp. (1969); National Airlines, Inc. (1974); North American Aviation, Inc. (1964);Sun Airline Corp. (1968); Vanguard Airlines (2001); New York & New England Airways, Inc. (1934); Great Western Airlines, Inc. (two diff. unissued); Tradewinds Airlines Inc. (unissued); and Monarch Air Lines (uniss..). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $400-800 HWAC# 113810Lot# 2161 Aircraft & Aviation Parts & Equipment Stock Certificates Lot of 60. Duplication. Companies include: Rotor Wings Inc. (1948); Sperry Rand Corporation (1950s and 60s); Canaveral International Corp. (1968); Ling-Temco-Vought (1967); Aviation Shares; Lang Propeller Co. (1917); Gulf Aerospace Corp. (1968);Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp. (1941); American Gyro Co. (1934); General Aviation Equipment Co. (1950s); Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp. (1940s and 50s); Dumont-Airplane & Marine Instruments (1958); Dayton Airplane Engine Co. (1931); Aero-flex Corp. (1964); Aeronca Aircraft Corp. (1940s); and more. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-700 HWAC# 143632Lot# 2162 1929-1974 Aircraft and Aviation Companies Stock Certificate Group Lot of 16. Duplication. Includes: National Aero Corp. (two diff. 1932); Porterfield Aircraft Corp. (1933); Hiller Aircraft Corp. (1960); Butler Aviation International, Inc. (1974); Chicago Air Service, Inc. (1929): Gulf Aerospace Corp. (1972); Brewster Aeronautical Corp. (1947); Monlin Aviation, Inc. (1970); The Aviation Corp. (1946-1947, a few varieties and dupes). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $150-200 HWAC#113812Lot#21631929-1975AircraftTransportationCompaniesStockCertificates Lot of 15. Duplication. Includes: WTC Air Freight (1971-1974, two varieties); The Universal Aero-Transportation Co. (two uniss.); Capital Flying Service, Inc. (1972); Butler Aviation International, Inc. (1972-1975, 3 varieties); Chicago Air Service, Inc. (1929, two diff.); and Air Cargo Transport Corp. (1947). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $120-300 HWAC# 113813Lot# 2164 1929-1948 Airports Stock Certificate Group Lot of 4. Includes: Central Airport, Inc. (1929); Air Lanes, Inc. (two issued in 1948); and American Airports Corporation (1929). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $100-120 HWAC# 113814Lot# 2165 1960s Helicopter Stock Certificate Group Lot of 7, four different companies. Included: Helipod USA (Nevada, unissued); Berlin Doman Helicopters Inc. (1968); San Francisco & Oakland Helicopter Airlines Inc. (1965); and Doman Helicopters (1960s). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $100-150 HWAC# 143633Lot# 2166 1956-1977 Rockwell Corporation Stock Collection (Aerospace) Lot of 17, many different, for this important aerospace corporation involved in aircraft, the space industry, defense and commercial electronics, components in the automotive industry, printing presses, avionics and industrial products. 1) North American Rockwell Corporation. Ten certificates, six varieties, 1967-1972, punch cancelled. 2) North American Aviation, Inc. Two different certificates, issued in 1956 and 1967, punch cancelled. 3) Rockwell Manufacturing Company. Three different certificates, 1970-1971, punch cancelled. 4) Rockwell International Corporation. Two different certificates, 1977, punch cancelled. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $120-200 HWAC# 113823Lot# 2167 1928-1973 Stock Certificates with Airplane Vignettes Lot of 9. Included: Sperry Corporation (3 stocks, 1954-55); Custer Channel Wing Corporation (two stocks, 1973); Aireon Manufacturing Corporation (1946 stock); City & County of San Francisco Airport Bond (1945); City of Fort Wayne Paul Baer Field Aviation Bond (1929); and foreign certificate with blimp vignette (1928). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $120-150 HWAC# 143580

91View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / RailroadianaLot# 2168 Nome, Alaska 1907 Seward PeninsularRailwayCompanyStockCertificate Inc. in Nevada. Low number 14, issued for 500 shares to Northwestern Development Company in 1907. Signed by president George Williams and the assistant secretary. Not cancelled. Black border, green background and seal, and locomotive vignette. Folds with a few small tears. 8.25 x 10.75” Originally the Wild Goose Railroad (established in 1900), running from Nome to Discovery, Alaska. Then became the Nome Arctic Railway. Eventually became a tourist railroad that lasted until the 1950s. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 143645Lot# 2169 Arizona Arizona Railroad Stock Certificates & Bonds Lot of 5 different. Includes: Arizona & Swansea Railroad (1931 stock); Apache Railway Company (unissued bond); Tucson Rapid Transit Company (unissued 1906 bond); Call Switch Company (1917 stock); and American Central Railways Company (unissued stock). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC#143651Lot# 2170 Bodie, California 1886 Bodie & Benton Railway Bond Rare bond for this railroad built in 1881 that ran from Bodie to the lumber mills south of Mono Lake. Bond no. 244. Signed by HM Yerington as president, who was also heavily involved with the Virginia & Truckee Railroad. Punch cancelled. Six coupons attached. 18 x 15” Lumber and railroad vignette. Britton & Rey. Clean. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 144668Lot# 2171 Los Angeles, California Los Angeles Area Railroad Collection (6) Six rare railroad stocks and bonds from Los Angeles. 1) Los Angeles Cons. Electric Rwy Bond, $1000, Signed by M.H. Sherman in 1892. On October 14, 1890, Sherman founded the Los Angeles Consolidated Electric Railway in Downtown Los Angeles. He received a 50-year franchise from the city and sold stock to help build his street car railroad. Gen. Sherman purchased land that became the town the bears his name: Sherman Oaks, his land deals made him more money than his railroading (wikipedia.com). There are two of these bonds. 2) Los Angeles, Pasadena & Glendale Railway, 1890. Issued but no signed. Quite rare. 3) Los Angeles and Vernon Street Railway, 1890. I/C. 4) American Monorail Company, 1920. Issued at Los Angeles. 5) Second St. Cable Rail Road Co. 188X. Great Vignette. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $400-800 HWAC# 145659Lot# 2172 Los Angeles, California 1892 Los Angeles Consolidated Electric Railway Co. Bond Rare. No. 2161, issued for $1,000 in 1892. Signed by president Moses Sherman and secretary McDonald. Not cancelled. Light brown border, fancy logo, and three vignettes: street car in Los Angeles (upper right), machine room interior (top left), and terminal (bottom center). Printed by HS Crocker Company. 53 coupons attached. 18.25 x 11” Moses Hazeltine Sherman, namesake of Sherman Oaks, was an American land developer who built the Phoenix Street Railway in Phoenix, Arizona, and later built other lines and owned property in the San Fernando Valley and Hollywood, California. He also served on the Los Angeles Water Board. The company built 47 miles of track radiating out around from Arcade Depot at 6th and Central Streets in downtown Los Angeles. In 1899 the Los Angeles Consolidated Electric Railway became part of the Los Angeles Pacific Railroad, as steam trains and other rail lines were added to the system. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 134525Lot# 2173 Nevada County, California Nevada County Traction Company Stocks (2) Lot of 2 pretty rare certificates from Nevada County Traction Company. Streetcar from the Nevada City & Grass Valley line pictured. These are not seen issued and these are rare. The Nevada County Traction Company was an interurban electrified railway in Nevada County. It connected Grass Valley and Nevada City, a total of about six miles of track, using streetcar technology. Construction was in 1901; founder and promoter John Martin intended to build a system connecting the area to Sacramento, the state capital, but this was never begun. Abandonment was in 1923 (wiki). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 145675Lot# 2174 Oakland, California Oakland and East Bay Railroad Stock Collection (6) Nice east bay railroad group includes some rare ones including a certificate from Claremont University and Ferries Street Railroad Co, issued at Berkeley in 1894; and shares from California Railway issued at Berkeley in 1897. Also, a rare bond from the Highland Park & Fruitvale Railroad issued in 1891. Hole cxls. Lastly, one each from Oakland Traction Company, San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose Cons. Railway, and Oakland, Antioch and Eastern Railway. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-600 HWAC# 145654Lot# 2175 Oakland, California Oakland Railroad Stocks, Key System Group (13) Nice group of stocks from the Key System of the East Bay. Includes Key System Transit Co (3 diff. varieties), Oakland Terminal & Whart (2), East Shore & Suburban Railway in three varieties and a few others. About half are unissued. Key System roots go back to 1893 when Francis Marion (Borax) Smith began buying railroads, streetcar lines, and real estate in the East Bay. Smith consolidated his transportation properties. The Key System was composed of a number of commonly owned corporations which operated ferry boats to San Francisco, connecting electric trains, and streetcars in the East Bay. Closely associated companies were active in real estate development. A company associated with Key System built that East Bay landmark, the Claremont Hotel (wikipedia). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-600 HWAC# 145653Lot# 2176 Plumas County, California Western Pacific Railroad Stock and Bond Collection (16) Sixteen stocks and bonds from the Western Pacific Railroad. The Western Pacific Railroad (reporting mark WP) was a Class I railroad in the United States. It was formed in 1903 as an attempt to break the near-monopoly the Southern Pacific Railroad had on rail service into northern California. WP’s Feather River Route directly competed with SP’s portion of the Overland Route for rail traffic between Salt Lake City/Ogden, Utah, and Oakland, California, for nearly 80 years. The Western Pacific was one of the original operators of the California Zephyr passenger line (wikipedia). This is a varied group of stocks and bonds from the railway including two super rare ones. There’s a Western Pacific Railway common stock issued in 1906 for 100 shares. Printed by Western Bank Note Engr. Co. Chicago. This describer has never seen one of these issued near the beginnings of the railroad. VF. Uncanceled. Also, a 1903 $1,000 Bond from the railroad. Also, quite rare. Please view this lot for more. Sixteen different certificates in all.Ken Prag CollectionEst. $500-800 HWAC# 145637High ResolutionImages of ALL LOTS available online atFHWAC.com

92February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / RailroadianaLot# 2177 Plumas County, California Western Pacific Railroad Stock and Bond Collection #2 (9) Nine different stocks and bonds from this western railroad. The rail ran through Portola, California in Plumas County. Lot includes extremely rare common stock issued for 100 shares in 1909. The Western Pacific Railroad (reporting mark WP) was a Class I railroad in the United States. It was formed in 1903 as an attempt to break the near-monopoly the Southern Pacific Railroad had on rail service into northern California. WP’s Feather River Route directly competed with SP’s portion of the Overland Route for rail traffic between Salt Lake City/Ogden, Utah, and Oakland, California, for nearly 80 years. The Western Pacific was one of the original operators of the California Zephyr passenger line (wikipedia). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-400 HWAC# 145638Lot# 2178 Plumas County, California Plumas County Rails Including Indian Valley Railroad Stock (5) Four issued certificates from the Western Pacific Railroad issued from 1949-1967. Three blue style and one orange preferred certificate. The preferred certificate is fair only. The real gem here is 1 share of Indian Valley Railroad Company issued in 1938. The company inc. in California in 1916. Listed in Cox but very rare. We could find no auction records of this selling in the last 20 years. The Indian Valley (IV) Railroad was a shortline railroad that was constructed from the Engels Copper Mine to a connection with the Western Pacific Railroad at Paxton, in Plumas County. The IV was constructed during a copper boom that ran from 1915-1930 in the area. At the north end of the Plumas Copper Belt was the Engels mine. The Engels mine was named after Henry A. Engels, who settled the area in the 1880s and began to mine copper. In 1930, the Engels mine was closed due to the declining value of copper. However, the railroad continued to operate to serve the town and residents until 1938, when the railroad and town were dismantled (wiki). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 145657Lot# 2179 Sacramento, California Sacramento Area Railroad Stock Collection (8) Lot of 8 includes a Fair Oaks Transit stock issued in 1912; a very rare Central California Traction Company stock issued in 1909 for 999 shares. Stamp and hole cxls; and a Sacramento Valley Electric Railroad Company pfd stock issued for 1/2 share in 1912. Then, from the Sacramento Northern Railroad there are two issued Class C Bond Participation Certificates, 1918, a preferred stock from the rail issued for 10 shares in 1921, and two unissued common share certificates. All of these are very rare. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 145680Lot# 2180 San Francisco, California 1891 Geary Street Park & Ocean Railroad Co. Bond Signed by Crocker Rare! $1000. #206, issued in 1891. Signed by Chas. Crocker as president. Not cancelled. Brown border, black print, and vignette of street car. Eighteen coupons attached. One of the first cable car operators in San Francisco. Operated 1880-1912, at which point the city took over and made it an electric streetcar line. Charles F. Crocker (1854 -1897) was the vice president of the Southern Pacific Transportation Co. He was the eldest son to American railroad and banking magnate of the same name who founded the Central Pacific Railroad and took control of the Southern Pacific Railroad. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 134512Lot# 2181 San Francisco, California San Francisco Cable Car Collection (4) Lot of 4 includes three issued common stocks from the California Street Cable Railroad issued between 1916 and 1920. Great cable car vignette. All in very good condition and red pen cxled. In addition, there is a rare Geary Street Railway $500 bond issued in 1910. Nice vignette of the downtown area showing many cable cars. Hole cxls. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 145660Lot# 2182 San Francisco, California San Francisco Electric Railway Bonds Group (11) Nice group of rarely seen San Francisco electric street railway bonds. Lot includes Geary Street Railway, Northern Electric Railway, Northern Electric Company, Market Street Railway ( 2 bonds and one stock), Municipal Street Railway (2). Also, an unissued United Railroads of San Francisco preferred stock and two fractional scrips from the Market Street Railway. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 145655Lot# 2183 San Francisco, California San Francisco Electric Street Railway Collection (19) Lot includes ten from Market Street Railway including 6 common and preferred certificates, plus a $1000 bond issued in 1910. Also, two scrip certificates (one issued) for gold bonds and one for a fractional share. Also, there’s a very nice Geary Street Railway bond, $1000, 1910. Also, four unissued certificates from United Railways of San Francisco including shares and bonds. Lastly, a Northern Electric Railway bond, 1907, a Northern Electric Company bond, 1905, and a Municipal Street Railway bond, 1913. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $500-1000 HWAC# 145678Lot# 2184 San Francisco, California San Francisco Railroad Stock Group With Some Rarities (10) Lot of 10 includes three very rare San Francisco -Sacramento Railroad Company common stocks issued in 1923 and 1924. This west coast describer has never seen this stock in 25 years of collecting western stocks. Also included is a San Francisco -San Joaquin Valley Railway with A.B. Spreckels as one of the trustees and signed by Claus Spreckels. Adolph Claus J. Spreckels was involved in several California enterprises, most notably the company that bears his name, Spreckels Sugar Company as well as this railroad. It’s very rare to find one of these signed by Spreckels. Others in this lot include issued certificates in the San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose Cons. Railway, and near controlling interest certificates from San Francisco-Oakland Terminal Railways. The common certificate is issued for 136,951 shares of the 151,250 authorized shares to Oakland Railways. The preferred certificate is issued for about 1/3 of the total authorized shares. Three unissued from San Francisco and Bay Counties Railway round out the lot. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-400 HWAC# 145679Lot# 2185 San Francisco, California 1925 San Francisco-Sacramento Railroad Company Stock #1449 for 6 shares to CE Foote in 1925. Cut cancelled. Incorporated in 1920. The Oakland, Antioch and Eastern Railway was incorporated in 1911 to build a line from Bay Point to Sacramento. In 1920, the Oakland, Antioch and Eastern Railway was reorganized as the San Francisco-Sacramento Railroad Company. The company was purchased by the Western Pacific Railroad in 1927. Est. $80-150 HWAC# 130802Lot# 2186 San Francisco, California San Francisco Terminal Railway and Ferry Company Stock Certificate #1 Signed by W. J. Bartnett San Francisco Terminal Railway and Ferry Company stock certificate #1, 10 shares @ $100/share, issued to President W. J. Bartnell and signed by him as President. Signed on August 18, 1902. Not cancelled. Note: SFTR&FC was incorporated on August 15, 1902, capitalized by 60,000 shares @ $100 each. Its purpose was to build a railroad in SF and Alameda Counties, estimated length 145 miles. The company went under in 1908 due to nonpayment of state corporate taxes. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 145083

93View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / RailroadianaLot# 2187 Santa Cruz, California Santa Cruz & Monterey Rare Railroad Stocks and Bonds (5) These are all very rare. Rare bond certificates from Monterey & Pacific Grove Railway Company, $1000, 1907; Saratoga & Almaden Railroad Company, $500 bond, 1885; Union Traction Company (Santa Cruz), $1000 bond, 1905. All three in very good condition with coupons. Also, a common stock from San Ramon Valley Railroad issued in 1912 for one share. Pencil cxled plus piece torn out over secretary’s signature. Last, a rare unissued certificate from South Bay Railroad and Land Company, 187X. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $400-600 HWAC# 145661Lot# 2188 Yosemite, California Yosemite Area Railroad Stock Group (7) Nice selection of Yosemite includes two $1000 bonds from Sierra Railway issued in 1897 and 1904. Also, a $100 bond from Yosemite Short Line Railway issued in 1905. Then, an issued common stock certificate from Sierra Railroad Company, 1943 and an unissued one plus a $1000 bond dated 1936. Lastly, a rare unissued stock certificate from Mariposa Sugar Pine Lumber Company. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $500-800 HWAC# 145707Lot# 2189 Yosemite, California 1905Yosemite Valley Railroad Company SpecimenBondSpectacular vignette of Yosemite Valley with Yosemite Falls and El Capitan! Inc. Calif. 1902. Specimen bond, $1000, 5%, Sinking Fund, 30 year gold. Dated Dec. 1905. Green border, black print. Coupons 1-60 attached. EF. Printed by ABN. Stamped Specimen on signature lines and punch cancelled. 15 x 10” Railroad formed in 1902. Ran 80 miles: 30 miles from Merced to mouth of Merced Canyon, then 50 miles to El Portal. At El Portal, passengers would then take a stagecoach (and later a motor coach) to Yosemite Valley. Serviced mining, timber, and commercial passengers. Ended service in 1945. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 138056Lot#2190Californiapre-1900 Central Pacific Railroad Specimen Stock Certificate Veryrare.Specimen stock certificate. $100 par shares. Dateline 18xx. Black and green border, vignette at bottom of three allegorical females. Printed by National Bank-Note Co. Twenty coupons and stub attached. Stamped Specimen across signature lines and punch cancelled. 7.75 x 12” Stamp in upper right, “To be held for reference.” Founded by the “Big Four” (Huntington, Stanford, Hopkins, and Crocker). Inc. 1861. Chartered by U.S. Congress in 1862 to build a railroad eastwards from Sacramento, California, to complete the western part of the “First Transcontinental Railroad” in North America. Ceased operation in 1885 when it was acquired by Southern Pacific Railroad as a leased line. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 138041Lot# 2191 California Four Rare Southern California Railroad Stocks These four are unissued but all are rare. Included are certificates from the Tidewater and Southern Railroad; San Diego, Riverside & Los Angeles Railway Company; California Southern Railroad Co (signed by president), and Southern California Railway Company (signed by company president and hole punched. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 145658Lot# 2192 California Rare California Railroad Stocks & Bonds Group (11) Large group of rare California railroad stocks and bonds includes: 1)Los Angeles Cons. Electric Railway Bond, $1000, 1892, signed by W.H. Sherman. 2) Sierra Railway Company of California, 1904, issued w. coupons and an 1897, green, 40 yr. bond, unissued. 3) Western Pacific Railway Bond, 1903, 5% gold bond, 30 yr. 4) Elsinore Pomona Los Angeles Railway Company, common stock, 1898, issued for 2 shares. 5) American Monorail Company, signed but unissued. Fold Splits. 6) Nevada County Traction Company, U/I, Grass Valley & Nevada City. Rare in any form. 7) Los Angeles, Pasadena & Glendale Railway Company, 188X, U/I. 8) Yreka Railroad Company, 1889, 25 shares, rare. Paper missing on both ends. These are always in poor condition for some reason. Train vignette. Red pen cxled. 9) Two checks from the North Beach and Mission Railroad Company dated 1865. Two different formats, both with revenue stamps. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $600-1000 HWAC# 145708Lot# 2193 California Three of the Great U.S. Railroad Company Bonds Lot of 3 includes Pacific Rail Road Bond, (CA), 1865, City and County of San Francisco. $1000, due 1895, redeemed May, 1884. Some water damage, a little wrinkly. Tight trim. Rare. 2) Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company, $1000, 1880. Nice vignette of surveyors on a bluff with the river below. Coupons attached. ABN. 3) Central Branch, Union Pacific Rail Road Company (KS), U/I, Funded Coupon certificate. 187X. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-400 HWAC# 145668Lot# 2194 Canon City, Colorado Canon City, Colorado Railroad Stock Certificates Lot of 8. 1) Canon City & Royal Gorge Railroad Company. Five unissued stocks, two varieties. All with gorge vignette. 2) Canon City-Florence & Royal Gorge Interurban Railway Company. Three unissued stocks (190-) with gorge vignette. Please inspect. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-600 HWAC# 143647Lot# 2195 Cripple Creek, Colorado 1896-1918Cripple Creek Railroad Stock Certificates & Ephemera Lot of 8. 1) Denver, Cripple Creek & Southwestern Railroad Company. Low stock number 6, issued to William Borst in 1896. Signed by president CW Forbes and the secretary. Pen cancelled. Very rare. 2) Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek District Railway Company. Three unissued stocks, two different. 3) Ephemera: two unused 15-day fare tickets and a 1918 receipt for the Cripple Creek & Colorado Springs Railroad; and 1905 receipt for the Colorado Springs & Cripple Creek District Railway. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-500 HWAC# 143646Lot# 2196 Denver, Colorado 1893-1920Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Stock Certificate Collection Lot of 10 different. Includes: 1893 (bird’s-eye vignette), 1901 (prospectors vignette, foreign revenue), 1906 (not cancelled, bird’s-eye vignette, foreign revenue); four different with gorge vignette, issued 1915-1920, two with foreign revenues; 1913 certificate issued in Amsterdam; 1920 COD of Preferred Stock; and 1918 stock for The Rio Grande Junction Railway Company. Fantastic collection for this iconic Western railroad. Please inspect. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $500-1000 HWAC# 143655Lot# 2197 Denver, Colorado 1924-1977Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Stock & Bond Collection Lot of 6 different. 1) Two stocks. One issued 1946, not cancelled. Blue border and train depot vignette. ABN. Second is a different design and is a Specimen stock. Orange border, vignette of prospector standing next to track with modern train. 2) Four different bonds: $100 (1924, not cancelled); $500 (1924, punch cancelled, foreign revenue stamp); $1,000 (1924, punch cancelled); $1,000 bond for the Equipment Trust (1977, punch cancelled). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $400-800 HWAC# 143584

94February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / RailroadianaLot# 2198 Denver, Colorado 1890 Rio Grande Southern Railroad Bond Signed by Otto Mears Plus Bonus Lot of 2. 1) No. 1085, issued in July 1890. Signed by Otto Mears as president and the secretary (illegible). Not cancelled! Pristine Mears autograph. Orange border, black print, and locomotive vignette. Homer Bank Note Co. Partial sheet of coupons attached. Bonus item is an unissued bond. This railroad was founded in 1889 by Otto Mears, and construction began in 1890 from Ridgway (north of Ouray) and Durango (south of Silverton) to go around the most rugged part of the San Juan Mountains. Mears was known as the “Pathfinder of the San Juans.” He built several railroads including the Rio Grande Southern Railroad from Durango to Ridgway, the Silverton Railroad, and the Silverton Northern Railroad. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-500 HWAC# 143585Lot# 2199 Denver, Colorado 1885-1927Denver Railroad Stocks, Bonds, & Ephemera Lot of 13. 1) Denver Circle Railroad Company stock issued in 1885. Signed by WH Loveland as president (namesake of Loveland, Colorado). Punch cancelled. Great vignette of circular rail lines converging into Denver. 2) Forth Worth & Denver City Railway. Three stocks issued 1899, 1906, and 1907. Vignette of ships at dock. All cancelled. 3) Denver & Salt Lake Railway Company. $1,000 bond, unissued, and 1913 Certificate of Beneficial Interest. 4) Denver & Northwestern Railway Company. $1,000 bond issued in 1902, punch cancelled. 5) Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad Company. $1,000 bond, unissued, 1910. 6) $1,000 City & County of Denver bond for the Moffat Tunnel, 1927, cancelled. 7) Ephemera includes receipts from the Denver, Utah & Pacific Railroad (1886); Colorado Springs & Cripple Creek District Railway (1910); Denver-Salt Lake Railway Tunnel & Mining Co. (1902); and Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway (1897). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 143571Lot# 2200 Denver, Colorado c.1880s Denver, Western & Pacific Railway Company Stock Rare. Unissued. No. 186. Green border, black print, and vignette of locomotive moving away from the mountains. Printed by Franklin Bank Note Co. 8 x 15” (with attached stub). This company graded north from Denver and that was it. We think the grade went no further than Louisville. Louisville was approaching Boulder. The grade seemed to be used by other railroads at a future date, but never this road. Est. $100-150 HWAC#134513Lot# 2201 Denver, Colorado 1906-1937NorthwesternTerminal Railroad Company Stock Certificates & Bond Lot of 3. 1) Two stocks issued in 1927 and 1937. Neither is cancelled. Both have the same design: red border, black print, and locomotive vignette. 2) $1,000 bond issued in 1906. Punch cancelled. Signed by vice president W. Devel and secretary FG Moffat. Green border, black print, locomotive vignette. Printed by The Denver Lith. Co. Partial sheet of coupons attached. Organized in 1906 to provide a line into Denver, the company acquired a large parcel of land west of the Union Depot to the Platte River and to 15th Street. The Moffat Depot was built at 15th Street and Bassett Street. In 1913, the Northwestern Terminal Railway Company built a line from Utah Junction east to the Denver Union Stockyards. It continued almost to Franklin Street then went into the stockyard tracks. Leased to Denver and Salt Lake Railroad Company. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 143570Lot# 2202 Gilpin County, Colorado 1888-1922Gilpin County, Colorado Mining Railroad Stocks & Bonds Lot of 4. 1) The Gilpin Tramway Company. Two stocks, issued in 1888 and 1889. Stamp cancelled. Black border and print, railroad in mountains vignette. Signed by president Robert Campbell and the secretary. Folds, toning. Company was formed in 1886 to economically get the gold bearing quartz ore down from the mines to the mills of Central City and Black Hawk. Rails were put down in 1887. Rare. 2) The Georgetown Tunnel Transportation Company. $50 and $100 bonds issued in 1922, not cancelled. Brown or blue borders with bald eagle vignette. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $150-250 HWAC# 143576Lot# 2203 Pueblo, Colorado 1875 & 1878Pueblo & Arkansas Valley Railroad Company Bonds Lot of two $1,000 bonds, issued in 1875 and 1878. Signed by president Jas. Nickerson and treasurer Thos. Nickerson. Punch and large cut cancels that almost detach the panels (one is tape repaired to hold together). One has coupons attached. The other has coupons present but detached. Green border and background, black print, and locomotive vignette. Rare but condition issues; need archival repairs. Consolidation of the Colorado & New Mexico Railroad and the Pueblo & Salt Lake Railroad. Leased its lines to ATSF. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-400 HWAC# 143648Lot# 2204 South Park, Colorado 1883-1889South Park, Colorado Railroad Certificates & Bond Lot of 3. 1) London, South Park & Leadville Railroad Company. $1,000 bond issued in 1883. Not cancelled. Low number 28. Signed by vice president Herbert R. Smith and secretary H. Comstock. Green border, black print, and three vignettes: prospectors, railroad over bridge, and underground mining. ABN. Sheet of 50 coupons attached. 13 x 9” Very rare. 2) Two Certificates of Deposit of First Mortgage Bonds for the Denver, South Park & Pacific Railroad Company. 1889. Punch and stamp cancelled. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 143657Lot# 2205 Colorado 1908-1972 “Southern” Colorado Railroad Stocks & Bonds Lot of 7, two different companies. 1) The Colorado & Southern Railway Company. Three different stocks, two Specimen, one issued in 1972. Orange, gold, or green border with the same locomotive vignette. ABN. Consolidation of numerous bankrupt Colorado railroads in 1898. 2) The Southern Colorado Power & Railway Company. Four $1,000 bonds issued in 1908, all cancelled. Brown border, black print, and vignette of allegorical women sitting next to a lion. Electric street railway in Pueblo. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 143583Lot# 2206 Colorado 1897 Colorado Midland Railway Company Bond No. 3441. $1,000 bond issued in 1897. Signed by the president and secretary. Purple stamp cancelled. Seventy coupons attached. Green border, black print, and vignette of train depot at waterfront with mountains in the background. ABN. 14.5 x 10” Ran from Colorado Springs to Leadville and through the divide at Hagerman Pass to Glenwood Springs and Grand Junction. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 143577Lot# 2207 Chicago, Illinois 1862-1914 Chicago & Alton Railroad Stock & Bond Group Lot of 5 different. Includes: two different $1,000 bonds issued in 1862 (one pen cancelled, one punch cancelled), both with locomotive vignette; $1,000 bond issued in 1899 (punch cancelled), locomotive vignette; and two different stocks for the Chicago & Alton Equipment Association, 1910 and 1914, both punch cancelled. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $120-200 HWAC# 143579

95View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / RailroadianaLot# 2208 Chicago, Illinois 1886-1902 Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Company Stock Collection Lot of 10. Six different plus dupes. All pictorial. Issued 1886, 1889, 1892, 1899, 1901, 1902, and some with corp. signatures but unissued. Operated 1877-1976, Chicago to southern Illinois, St. Louis, and Evansville. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $100-120 HWAC# 113830Lot# 2209 Chicago, Illinois 1860s-1936Chicago Railroads Stock Certificate Group Lot of 11. Nearly all different. Included: Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad (1899); Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad (two different, 1889 & 1892); Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co. (two different, 1927 and 1931); Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad (1906 and unissued); Joliet & Chicago Railroad (1936 and 1931); Galena & Chicago Union Railroad (uniss.. 1860s); and Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway (1918). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 143640Lot# 2210 Chicago, Illinois 1925-1970Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Stock & Bond Collection Lot of 12, all different. 1) Stocks: 1930 (blue and purple), 1939, 1943, and 1970. All with vignette that has a train vignette and sign with the company’s name on it. 2) Two different Scrip Certificates, both Specimen, 1925 and 1928. 3) Five different $1,000 bonds: 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, and 1961, all punch cancelled. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-400 HWAC# 143581Lot# 2211 Indiana 1864-1955 Indiana Railroad Stocks & Bonds Lot of 7, most different. Includes: Wabash Railroad ($100 bond, 1955; 1910 stock; and foreign 1910 stock); Belt Railroad & Stock Yard Co. (1893 and 1900 stocks); Fort Wayne & Southern Railroad Co. ($1,000 bond, 1864, signed by secretary only); and Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad ($1,000 bond, 1880, signed by secretary only). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $150-200 HWAC# 143630Lot# 2212 Iowa 1857-1878 Burlington & Missouri River Railroad Stock Certificates Lot of 5. Issued in 1857, 1868, and 1870. Pen cancelled. Two others are for the railroad’s division in Nebraska, issued in 1878. Punch cancelled. Farming vignette. Incorporated in Iowa in 1852, with headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska. It was developed to build a railroad across the state of Iowa and began operations in 1856. It was acquired by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad in 1872, and kept serving as its subsidiary. The Nebraska branch was founded in 1869. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 143637Lot# 2213 Iowa 1867 Dubuque & Sioux City Railroad Co. Bond with Imprinted Revenues Rare. RN-VI and RN-PI over printed on RN-W2. $1,000 bond issued in 1867. Punch cancelled. Signed by the president and treasurer. Two railroad vignettes. 36 coupons still attached. 22.5 x 18” Folds. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 113815Lot# 2214 Iowa 1860s-1896 Iowa Railroad Stock Certificate Group Lot of 7 different. 1) Burlington and Northwestern Railway Company. Issued in 1877, not cancelled, locomotive vignette. 2) Dubuque & Sioux City Railroad Company. Three different with locomotive vignettes: 1860s (unissued), 1878 (punch cancelled), and 1886 (punch cancelled). 3) Other: Des Moines Northern & Western Railroad Co. (1896 and unissued); and Iowa Falls and Sioux City Railroad Company (1885). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $150-250 HWAC# 113826Lot#2215Wichita, Kansas c.1911 Wichita Union Terminal Railway Co.SpecimenBondSpecimen $1,000 bond. Due in 1941. Green border, black print, and locomotive vignette. Printed by Hamilton Bank Note Co. Stamped Specimen on signature lines. Also punch cancelled. 9.75 x 13.25” Formed in 1911 by ATSF and Rock Island, its main line was to extend from a connection with the line of The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company, near the northern city limits of Wichita, southerly about 5 miles to a connection with the same railroad near the southern city limits. Owned 9 miles of tacks in Wichita, Kansas. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 134523Lot# 2216 Kansas 1872Atchison, Topeka & Santa FeRailroadCompanyBond Early $1,000 bond No. 166. Oct. 4, 1872. Signed by president Ginery Twichell, treasurer Charles Pierce and three members of the finance committee. Signaturesarepunchcancelled. Black border and print, red underprint, and allegorical vignette. Printed by Rand, Avery & Co. Eight coupons attached. 11 x 13.5” Folds. At the time of this bond, Twichell was also a Republican Representative for Massachusetts. He was the 6th president of ATSF. He was also president of the Boston and Worcester Railroad in the 1860s. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 134560Lot# 2217 Kansas 1889 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company Bond, $1,000 No. 50913 issued for $1,000 in July 1889. Stamp, cut cancelled, and punch cancelled. Green border and background, black print, and locomotive vignette. Franklin Bank Note Co. Two full pages of coupons attached, also punched. 15 x 10.5” Est. $70-120 HWAC# 134511Lot# 2218 Kansas 1889 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company Bond, $500 No. 28939, issued for $500 in July 1889. Stamp, cut cancelled, and punch cancelled. Brown border, black print, and locomotive vignette. Franklin Bank Note Co. Two full pages of coupons attached, also punched. 15.5 x 10.5” Est. $70-120 HWAC# 134510

96February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / RailroadianaLot# 2219 Kansas 1907 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co. Specimen Bond Specimen $1,000 ten year, 5% convertible gold bond. Dated June 1907. Stamped Specimen across signature lines and punch cancelled. Blue border, black print, and vignette of workers laying track with locomotive in the background. Printed by ABN. Twenty coupons attached. 14.5 x 10” Folds. Operated 1859-1996. Chartered in February 1859, the railroad reached the Kansas-Colorado border in 1873 and Pueblo, Colorado, in 1876. To create a demand for its services, the railroad set up real estate offices and sold farm land from the land grants that it was awarded by Congress. Despite the name, its main line never served Santa Fe, New Mexico, as the terrain was too difficult; the town ultimately was reached by a branch line from Lamy. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 134561Lot# 2220 Kansas Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co. Specimen Stock Certificate Specimen certificate for Preferred Capital Stock. Orange border, black print, and three vignettes: locomotive (left), Native American chief (center), and modern Santa Fe train (right). Printed by ABN. Stamped Specimen over pre-printed president signature. Also punch cancelled. 8 x 12” Creases. Nice certificate that shows the evolution of the company. Operated 1859-1996. Chartered in February 1859, the railroad reached the Kansas-Colorado border in 1873 and Pueblo, Colorado, in 1876. To create a demand for its services, the railroad set up real estate offices and sold farm land from the land grants that it was awarded by Congress. Despite the name, its main line never served Santa Fe, New Mexico, as the terrain was too difficult; the town ultimately was reached by a branch line from Lamy. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 134551Lot# 2221 Kansas Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co. Specimen Stock Certificate Specimen certificate for Preferred Capital Stock. Green border, black print, and three vignettes: locomotive (left), cow head (center), and Native American spearing bison (right). Printed by ABN. Stamped Specimen over signature lines. Also punch cancelled. 8 x 14” Stamped “Return to Record & Specimen Dept.” and numbered in the upper left. Operated 1859-1996. Chartered in February 1859, the railroad reached the Kansas-Colorado border in 1873 and Pueblo, Colorado, in 1876. To create a demand for its services, the railroad set up real estate offices and sold farm land from the land grants that it was awarded by Congress. Despite the name, its main line never served Santa Fe, New Mexico, as the terrain was too difficult; the town ultimately was reached by a branch line from Lamy. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 134552Lot# 2222 Kansas Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Fractional Bond Certificate, Specimen Specimen certificate for $200 of a 4%, 100-year adjustment bond.UnionTrustCompany of New York. Brown border, black print, and locomotive vignette. Printed by ABN. Stamp Specimen on secretary lineandpre-printedsignature of the vice president (Ogilvie?). 7 x 15.5” with stub. Stamped upper right “To Be Held for Reference.” Operated 1859-1996. Chartered in February 1859, the railroad reached the Kansas-Colorado border in 1873 and Pueblo, Colorado, in 1876. To create a demand for its services, the railroad set up real estate offices and sold farm land from the land grants that it was awarded by Congress. Despite the name, its main line never served Santa Fe, New Mexico, as the terrain was too difficult; the town ultimately was reached by a branch line from Lamy. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 134562Lot# 2223 Kansas 1890’s Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Group Lot of five. 1) 1889 black on white with man stoking engine vignette. General Mortgage Goal Bond Scrip. 2) 1888 stock with three countryside vignettes. Light green. 3) 1894 brown Income Gold Bond Scrip. Underprint $100. 4) 1894 orange Income Gold Bond Scrip. Underprint $400. Three 1894 coupon on right. 5) 1894 green Income Gold Bond Scrip. Underprint $300. Three 1894 coupon on right. Est. $80-120 HWAC# 130767Lot# 2224 Kansas 1879 Central Branch Union Pacific Railroad Bond ”Formerly the Atchison and Pikes Peak Railroad Company.” $1,000 bond no. 636. April 1879. Unissued, but signed by secretary Henry McFarland. Ornate black border and three vignettes: locomotive (top center), man standing on caboose (left), and man waving flag at railroad (right). Printed by ABN. Sheet of 32 coupons attached. 13.5 x 9” This railroad was originally planned as a line from Atchison west into Colorado. They were given federal land grants by the Pacific Railway Act of 1862 as one of the branches of the Union Pacific Railroad. However, it was left with a hanging end at Waterville, Kansas when the Union Pacific Railway, Eastern Division, with which it was to connect, changed its route. The line was acquired by the Union Pacific through a stock purchase by Jay Gould and leased to the Missouri Pacific Railroad in 1880. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 134518Lot# 2225 Kansas 1886-1908 Kansas Railroad Stocks & Bond Lot of 4 different. Included: Kansas City, Wyandotte and North-Western Railway Co. ($1,000 bond, 1886, punch cancelled); Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway Company (1908 stock, punch cancelled); Kansas City & Topeka Railway (unissued 1800s stock); and Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railway (unissued 1900s stock). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $100-120 HWAC# 113839Lot# 2226 Kentucky 1872-1903 Kentucky Railroad Stock Certificates & Bonds Lot of 6 different. Included: Kentucky & Tennessee Railroad Company (1872 bond, punch cxl); Cadiz Railroad Company (1903 stock, not cxl); Covington Short Route Transfer Railway Company (1889 stock, punch cxl); Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Railway Co. (1889 stock, pen cxl); Maysville & Lexington Railroad Co., Northern Division (1870s unissued stock); and Kentucky & Great Eastern Railway Company (1872 bond). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-500 HWAC# 113827Lot# 2227 Massachusetts 1849-1901 Early Massachusetts Railroad Stock & Bond Collection Lot of 11. A few duplicates. Includes: Boston & Providence Railroad Corp. (1849); Fall River Railroad (1854 and 1840s unissued); Charles River Branch Railroad (two issued in 1854); New York, Providence & Boston Railroad (1889); Norwich & Worcester Railroad (1901); Grand Junction Railroad & Depot Co. (1852); Boston, Clinton, Fitchburg & New Bedford Railroad (1876 and unissued); and New Bedford Railroad Co. (1876 bond). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $120-200 HWAC#113837Lot# 2228 Michigan 1868 Flint & Pere Marquette Railway Co. Bonds w/ Imprinted Revenues Lot of two different $1,000 bonds issued in 1868. Both punch cancelled. Each has 3 RN stamps: RN-P5 (front and back) and RN-W2. Both have vignette of locomotive with seaside vignette in the background. Printed by Henry Seibert & Bros. 12 x 17” Operated 1857-1899. Became part of the Pere Marquette Railway. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $200-300 HWAC# 143575

97View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.comDAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / RailroadianaLot# 2229 Bozeman, Montana 1904 Bozeman Street Railway Company Stock Certificate Inc. in Montana. Low number 19, issued for 3,733 shares to Mrs. Thos. G. Hall on Oct. 1st, 1904. Signed by the president and secretary. Punch cancelled. Black border and print, orange underprint, floral design and allegorical vignette. 8.25 x 10” Folds. Formed in 1892. 2.58 miles of track. Ended operation in the 1920s. Est. $150-250 HWAC#134529Lot# 2230 Montana Montana Railroad Stock Certificate Group Lot of 5 different, all unissued. Includes: Helena Hot Springs & Smelter Railroad Company (1800s, rail vignette); Gallatin Valley Electric Railway (190-); Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company of Montana (190-); Bozeman Street Railway (1890s); and Continental Express Company (190-). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $100-150 HWAC# 143573Lot# 2231 Goldfield, Nevada Tonopah & Goldfield Railroad Certificates, 6 Different Six different certificates from this iconic Nevada railroad. The railroad known as the Tonopah & Goldfield began in 1905 and operated until 1947. This is a great group. Issued certificates from this company are very scarce and seldom seen. As such, these unissued certificates are prized by collectors. This group of six includes common stock certificates in three different colors as well as two temporary certificates for preferred shares and a fractional scrip for common stock certificate. All six in very fine condition. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 145670Lot# 2232 Goldfield, Nevada Tonopah & Goldfield Railroad Stock Certificates Lot of 4 different, all unissued as is usual. Rare group. Orange, gold, blue, and green (in PASS-CO holder) varieties. Nice vignette of train pulling into railroad with workers present. Printed by ABN. The Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad, covered 100 miles in NV, providing service between Mina and Goldfield, running over the Excelsior Mountains and parallel to the Monte Cristo Range operated from 1905 until 1947. A prior railroad, Tonopah Railroad, started operating in 1903. Railroad building increased with the discovery of minerals: silver discovered in Tonopah in 1900, gold in Goldfield in 1902, silver at Silver Peak. Only stage coaches were running at that time. The Tonopah Railroad built 1903-1904 ran from Sodaville Junction to Tonopah. The Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad merged with the Goldfield Railroad. A spur line merged with Goldfield Railroad in November, 1905 to create the Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad. It continued to do business until it disbanded in 1947. Bill McKivor CollectionEst. $150-300 HWAC# 134622Lot# 2233 Reno, Nevada c.1881 Nevada & Oregon Railroad Company Proof Stock Certificate Extremely rare. This proof is very early in the process of creating stock for this railroad. It has pencil notations and corrections, including changing the dateline from New York to Reno, Nevada. Reverse has pen notations indicating this was created January 1881. ABN. 8.5 x 14” Folds, deep creases with some separation, toning. The Nevada and Oregon was incorporated on June 5, 1880. Ran from Reno, Nevada, then northwest to the California state line near present-day Hallelujah Junction before reaching Oneida, California in 1882. Headquartered at Reno, Nevada, it was sold to the New York investors the Moran Brothers at foreclosure in 1884. In 1893 the Moran Brothers sold the railroad and it was reorganized as the Nevada-California-Oregon Railway. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 134496Lot# 2234 Reno, Nevada c.1881 Nevada & Oregon Railroad Company Proof Stock Certificate Extremely rare. This proof is the second stage in creating a stock for this company. (The earlier version is also in this sale).Has only one pencil notation to change phrasing to “Certify That.” Also red pencil date of March 5th, 1881. Reverse has green pencil notation. Printed ABN. Fabulous vignette of surveyors, Native Americans, and a railroad crossing a bridge. 7 x 15” with attached stub. Creases, folds, hole punches. The Nevada and Oregon was incorporated on June 5, 1880. Ran from Reno, Nevada, then northwest to the California state line near present-day Hallelujah Junction before reaching Oneida, California in 1882. Headquartered at Reno, Nevada, it was sold to the New York investors the Moran Brothers at foreclosure in 1884. In 1893 the Moran Brothers sold the railroad and it was reorganized as the Nevada-California-Oregon Railway. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 134497Lot# 2235 Reno, Nevada 1899 Nevada California Oregon Railway Specimen Bond Rare. Specimen $1,000 bond. May 1899. Green border and background, black print, and locomotive with cowboys vignette. Printed by ABN. Stamped Specimen on signature line and hole punched. Sheet of 36 coupons attached. 14 x 9.25” Organized in Reno, Nevada in 1880 as the Nevada and Oregon Railroad. The plan was to build north from Reno through Northern California and Oregon to eventually reach The Dalles. Known as the “Narrow, Crooked & Ornery” Railroad due to poor management, a stockholder meeting famously ended in a gunfight between two members. The farthest north they reached was Lakeview, Oregon by 1912. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 134526Lot# 2236 Nevada c.1881 Nevada Southern Railway Proof Stock Certificate Incredibly rare. We have sold later (1890s) pieces from a California/Colorado venture with the same name, but not for this earlier Nevada incarnation. Inc. in Nevada. “First Division.” Black border and print, locomotive vignette. ABN. Hole punched. Red pencil date January 6th, 1881. Reverse has pen writing that says this form has been approved, but asking if they will put transfer text on the back. 8 x 16” (with stub). Folds, creases. According a February 27th, 1880 article in the Reno Gazette Journal, this company was organized in Battle Mountain to build south of Austin to Grantsville, Columbus, and Silver Peak. Jas. A Ledlie was president, Robert LS Hall was treasurer, and Lyman Bridges was chief engineer. Seven months later (Sept. 21, 1880), it was reported Governor Kinkead had been brought on as a director and that “the syndicate that has taken this in hand have plenty of coin, and when they get firmly started on the road, it will be pushed with all the vigor and energy that men and money can command.” No articles could be found to say if track was actually built. Possibly absorbed into the Nevada Central Railroad. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 134506Lot# 2237 Nevada Nevada Rare Railroad Stock Collection (7) Lot of 7, all of which are rare. First, an unissued Virginia and Truckee Railroad stock from the 1860’s. These are very rare to see even in unissued form. This is Nevada’s beloved railroad. Next, are 5 unissued certificates in four different colors from the Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad. All nicely engraved by American Bank Note Co. Last, a Eureka and Palisade Railroad Company receipt for a $1,000 1st Mortgage bond from 1900. Not filled in. Anything from this railroad is extremely rare. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $600-1000 HWAC# 145645

98February 2022DAY 2 Fri, Feb 25 Stocks & Bonds / RailroadianaLot# 2238 Cape May, New Jersey 1868 Cape May & Millville Railroad Company Stock Certificate Stunning. Cert. number 469, issued for 5 shares to Ben. Lee in 1868. Signed by president Stebers(?) and treasurer Lee. Pen and stamp cancelled. Fancy black border and print, and large detailed vignette of beach. JG Shoemaker, Engr. P.S Duval & Son Lith, Philadelphia. 7.5 x 11” Folds, toning. 25 cent adhesive revenue stamp attached at upper left. In 1863, a group of Cape May County investors was granted a charter by the state of New Jersey to build the Cape May & Millville Railroad (CM&M). The first trains ran on August 23, 1863. Construction was completed in 1867, with the full line extending 41 miles. It was leased to the West Jersey Railroad in 1869; and fully merged into the West Jersey on August 27, 1879. Ken Prag CollectionEst. $100-200 HWAC#113834Lot# 2239 Dawson, New Mexico c.1901 Dawson Railway & Coal Company Specimen Bond Very rare. This Specimen bond #00000 is for $1,000 with a 1901 dateline. Stamped Specimen on the president line and hole punched. Red border, black print, and two vignettes: train crossing bridge in front of factory (top center) and underground mining vignette (bottom center). Printed by ABN. Two full pages of coupons attached, hole punched. 14. 5x 10.25” Folds, some toning. This New Mexico company, incorporated in 1901, managed the Dawson Railway Company and the Dawson Fuel Company. The Dawson Railway Company ran from Dawson to Tucumcari, New Mexico. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 134495Lot# 2240 New Mexico 1875-1906 New Mexico Railroad Stocks & Bond Lot of 4 different. Rare group. Includes: New Mexico & Southern Pacific Railroad Company (1882 stock, punch cancelled, train vignette); Santa Fe, Liberal & Englewood Railroad Company (1906 bond, not cancelled); Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Company (1875 stock, cut cancelled); and International Grand Trunk Railway Company (unissued 1880s stock). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $400-600 HWAC# 143653Lot# 2241 New Mexico c.1903 New Mexico Railway & Coal Company Specimen Bond Specimen $1,000 bond. Red border, black print, and nice locomotive vignette. June 1st, 1903 dateline. Printed by ABN. Stamped Specimen across signature lines. Also hole punched. Sheet of 50 coupons attached (also punched). 15 x 10” Folds, some toning. This was a holding company that owned several railroads includingtheAlamogordon& Sacramento Mountain, the Alamogordo Lumber Company, the El Paso & Northeastern, the El Paso & Rhode Island, and the Dawson Railway, and also owned mining and industrial properties served by the lines. Inc. in New Jersey in 1897. Sought to exploit the Capitan coal fields in Lincoln County, New Mexico. Charles Bishop Eddy, prolific New Mexico promoter and developer, was behind this project. In 1905, its properties were transferred to Phelps Dodge and it became part of the El Paso and Southwestern. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 134507Lot# 2242 New Mexico 1881 Rio Grande, Mexico and Pacific Railroad Co. Stock Certificate Signed by Strong We have not sold this stock before. Inc. in the Territory of New Mexico. Low number 6, issued for one share to HL Waldo on Dec. 31st, 1881 on Santa Fe. Signed by president William B. Strong and treasurer Goodwin(?). Punch and stamp cancelled. Black border and print with locomotive vignette. 7.75 x 14.75” with stub. Folds, creases. William Barstow Strong was the president of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway from 1881 to 1889. Under his tenure, the ATSF expanded to about 7,000 miles of right-of-way, which at the time made the ATSF the largest railroad in North America. Three towns are named for him: Barstow, California; Strong City, Kansas; and Stronghurst, Illinois. This railroad was inc. in 1880. It was taken over in 1881 by the Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe. The line was 127.95 miles of track from San Marcial to Deming, New Mexico, as well as 56.35 miles of line from Rincon to the Texas-New Mexico border. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 134533Lot# 2243 New York 1880-1945 New York Railroad Stock & Bond Collection Lot of 19. Duplication. Includes: Cooperstown & Susquehanna Valley RR (1888 bond); Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville RR (uniss.. stock); Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR (1924 and 1932); Coney Island & Brooklyn Railroad Co. (1914 and unissued); Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Railway (1888); Broadway Surface Railroad (1884 and 1885 bonds); Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway (1892);Carthage, Watertown & Sackets Harbor RR (uniss..); New York, Ontario & Western Railway (1880-1881); Central New York & Western RR (1892 bond); Broadway & Seventh Avenue RR (1914); Harlem River & Portchester RR (1899 bond); and Delaware & Hudson Co. (1925 and 1945 bonds). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-500 HWAC# 143638Lot# 2244 New York 1875 Poughkeepsie, Hartford and Boston Railroad Bond Number 80 issued in 1875. Very nice, complex vignette of trains, trestle and industries in a valley. All 52 coupons attached. Underprint $1000. Edge issues. The actual bond is unaffected, however. Folds. Poughkeepsie, Hartford and Boston Railroad Co. was founded in 1875 by George Pelton. It was a reorganization of the Poughkeepsie and Eastern Railroad. Later foreclosed again and reorganized as New York and Massachusetts Railway Company in 1886. Signed by Pelton! Pelton was a carpet manufacturer in Poughkeepsie. Est. $100-150 HWAC#130696Lot# 2245 Cincinnati, Ohio 1855-1902Cincinnati Railroad Stock Certificate Collection Lot of 20, most different. Includes: Cincinnati & Fort Wayne Railroad (1855); Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad (corp. signatures but not issued); Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore Railroad (1883, 1888, and unissued); Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad (1884); Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis & Chicago Railway (1890 bond and uniss.. stock); Cincinnati Northern Railroad (1890s and 190_ uniss..); Fort Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati Railroad (two unissued); Fort Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad (1881); Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway (1890 and 1902); Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Railway (1869 and 1885); Cincinnati, La Fayette & Chicago Railroad (uniss.); and Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Railroad (unissued). Ken Prag CollectionEst. $300-600 HWAC# 113829