Cornucopia of Collectibles | October 2018 Auction Catalog

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Railroad Lot#5563 , 1860’s-1870’s Old Lot#5569 , 1900’s Omaha and Colony and Newport Railway Council Bluffs Street Railway Company Stock Certificates with Company Stock Certificates 67 total Five Different Revenue Stamps certificates. All have been signed by 5 total certificates. All are signed the president and secretary, both and canceled; each one of the stock illegible; hole punched canceled; certificates has its own type of all in very good condition, some revenue stamp, four orange and one with discoloration and toning. The in blue; all in very good condition, vignette of a electric rail car stopping some light tearing. Prag Collection. for pedestrians is very nice on most Est. $120-200 HWAC# 78779 certificates in this lot. The O&CB’s proposal for a combined wagon and Lot#5564 , 1866-1869 Old Colony railway bridge over the Missouri River was accepted by United States and Newport Railway Receipt with Congress and the Secretary of War in 1887. Prag Collection. Est. $200- 2 Revenues 1869 receipt and 1866 400 HWAC# 80537 small dividend due letter. Both with choice revenue stamps. Salvatore Falcone Collection. Est. $30-50 HWAC# 81569 Lot#5570 , 1863 Pacific Rail Road Bond Bond #446 for $500. issued July Lot#5565 , Old Colony 1, 1863 by the County of Sacramento. Railroad Company SPECIMEN - 17.25”x12.25” Cancelled written with Massachusetts 1 specimen unissued Paid stamp. One unused redemption and cancelled. In very good condition, coupon attached. Two redemption nice mint green color, small tear at stamps, one for 25 cents and one top. American Bank Note Printer for 5 cents affixed to the front. Fair Company certificate. Prag Collection. condition, creased with small tears. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 79612 The bond was used to raise money for the First Transcontinental Railroad under Sec. 5 of the Pacific Railroad Lot#5566 , 1880’s-1930’s Old Act of 1862. Specifically, it was used to build the Central Pacific Colony Railroad Company Stock Railroad, which runs from San Francisco to Promontory, Utah. There Shares and Bonds - Massachusetts it meets the Union Pacific Railroad line running back east, where the 9 bonds and 6 shares. In a variety famous “Golden Spike” was driven to join them. Signed by Thomas of colors and measurements; all i/c Ross. Ross not in H Est. $500-1500 HWAC# 82225 EXCEPT 2 shares that were issued and Lot#5571 , 1900’s Paducah & Illinois Railroad not cancelled. All in good condition. Company Stock Certificates 2 certificates total; Issued out of Boston 1880’s-1936. Prag Collection. Est. $300-700 1 is from 1918 and the other is from 1916. Both HWAC# 79613 are black and white with some staining/small tears. Printed by Goes. Both i/c. Prag Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 79622 Lot#5567 , 1800’s Old Colony Railroad Corporation Bonds - Massachusetts 3 bonds in this lot. 1 has blue trim/white background and the other two are black and white. all i/c. 1848-1854. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 79618 Lot#5572 , 1900’s Pittsburgh, McKeesport and Youghiogheny Railroad Company Stock Certificates 24 total certificates. All signed and cancelled by (illegible) as president and (illegible) treasurer, Lot#5568 , 1853 Old Colony RailRoad cancelled via hole punch; all in very Corporation Stock Certificates 1 total good condition, some discoloration, certificates. Unlisted in Cox; signed the tears. Printed by the American Bank Note Company. Prag Collection. president and treasurer, both illegible. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 80503 In good condition, some discoloration. The Old Colony Railroad (OC) was a Lot#5573 , 1880’s Pittsburgh, major railroad system, mainly covering McKeesport and Youghiogheny southeastern Massachusetts and parts Railroad Company Stock of Rhode Island. It operated from 1845 Certificates 32 total certificates. All to 1893. Old Colony trains ran from signed by president and treasurer, Boston to points such as Plymouth, both illegible. Two different varieties Fall River, New Bedford, Newport, and three different colors; all cancelled Providence, Fitchburg, Lowell and via hole punch and stamp. All in very Cape Cod. Prag Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 80675 good condition, some discoloration. No signature by Vanderbuilt; Prag Collection. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 80673 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 349

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Railroad Lot#5574 , 1940’s & 1950’s Lot#5579 , Railroad Survey Portsmouth Transit Company 5 Volumes, 1853-6 Only five volumes total certificates. Unlisted in Cox; 4 of this essential historical set. Reports are signed and canceled, there is one on Explorations and surveys to ascertain the most practical and that is NOT signed and cancelled; all economic route for a railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific in very good condition. Incorporated Ocean, 1853-6. Washington. Beverly Tucker, 1857. This group has Vol 7, in Virginia; Variety of colors. Prag San Francisco Bay to Los Angeles, California west of the Coast Range and Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# the Pimas Villages from the Gila to the Rio Grande... by Parke, 1854-5; 80660 vol 6, Sacramento Valley to the Columbia River by Williamson, 1855; Vol 4, Botany of the Expedition, 1856; vol 3, Reports of Whipple; vol ?, Ft. Lot#5575 , 1800’s Providence, Leavenworth West..., title page missing, fist few pages adhered together Warren and Bristol Railroad from water damage. All volumes water damaged to the exterior, and Company Stock Certificates 7 stock some staining interior. Most prints still fine. No illustrations removed. certificates. 4 are 6”x7.5” and the Est. $1000-2000 HWAC# 81156 other 3 are 5.5”x 8”. Three signed Lot#5580 , Railway Express Agent by John H. Clifford, president, and Badge Ry. Express Agy. / 119 / Police. the rest are different presidents and Six pointed star. Two and a half inches treasurers. All canceled via hole punch; all in good condition. John Henry Clifford (January 16, 1809 tall. Salvatore Falcone Collection. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 80977 – January 2, 1876) was an American lawyer and politician from New Lot#5581 , Railway Mail Equipment Bedford, Massachusetts. He served as the state’s attorney general Co stock incorporated State of South for much of the 1850s, retaining the office during administrations Dakota. Cert. # 179 for 500 shares dominated by three different political parties. A Whig, he was elected of common stock @ $1.00 per share the state’s 21st governor, serving a single term from 1853 to 1854. issued to E.L.Anderson 31 March, He was the first governor of Massachusetts not born in the state. As 1906 signed F.H. Burr President, red, attorney general Clifford gained fame by leading the prosecution in corp seal left lower , vignette top of one of the most sensational trials of the 19th century, the Parkman– Elk looking forward, bottom vignette Webster murder case. The case, where both victim and assailant Hive(?), Printer: M. D. Rider & Co, were from the upper crust of Boston society, featured the first use of Stationers, Chicago, fine to very fine forensic dentistry to secure a conviction. During the American Civil War condition. Not in Cox ref Est. $100- Clifford supported the Union cause, and was involved in unsuccessful 150 HWAC# 82716 maneuvers to prosecute Confederate President Jefferson Davis after the war. In his later years he served as president of the Boston and Lot#5582 , 1861 Raleigh & Providence Railroad,” [Wikepedia]. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 81051 Gaston Railroad Company Stock Lot#5576 , 1948 Pullman Car Certificates 3 certificates total. All are signed by the president, MJ Hawkins Company Stock Certificate Large on the 7th of Novemeber, 1861; issued format paper certificate from the and not cancelled. All are in very Pullman Car Co. of the United good condition, some discoloration. Kingdom, issued to Mrs. Edith Emma The Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Rowley of London. Certificate no. 423, was a Raleigh, North Carolina-based for the sum of 102 pounds. Simple railroad opened in April 1840[1] between Raleigh and the town of border, no vignette. Measures 13.5” x Gaston, North Carolina, on the Roanoke River. It was North Carolina’s 11.5”. The reverse side has a lengthy second railroad (the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad opened one printed “Rights” statement. Folded at month earlier). Prag Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 78751 center, tiny tear at right side, some fold creasing evident. Overall very Lot#5583 , 1856-1867 Raleigh & Gaston Railroad Company Stock good to excellent condition. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 79601 Certificates 6 total certificates. Four have revenue stamps and the Lot#5577 , Railroad Avenue other two have a Homestead Assoc. stock vigette of George Washington on incorporated Dec 5, 1868 State of Calif. horseback, very Cert 3 110 for one share common vivid shading, all stock @ $330 per share issued to N.H in good condition, Spring May, 20,1869 signed Charles some fading and J. Brown President, black corp seal d i s co lo r ati o n. bottom center, vignette of house, All signed by revenue stamp left side, very fine to extremely fine, plastic holder M. H. Hawkins, Printer unknown. Not in Cox Est. $200-300 HWAC# 82719 president & W.W. Lot#5578 , 1880’s Railroad Stock Vass as secretary. The Raleigh and Certificate Rock Island and Peoria Gaston Railroad Railway Co. certificate for $5000 was a Raleigh, North Carolina-based railroad opened in April 1840[1] bond, on parchment. Number 112, between Raleigh and the town of Gaston, North Carolina, on the Roanoke not issued. Large size, 14.5” x 11.5”. River. It was North Carolina’s second railroad (the Wilmington and Intricate border, great steam engine Raleigh Railroad opened one month earlier). The length was 100 miles vignette in upper left corner. Reverse (160 km) and built with 4 ft 8 in (1,422 mm) gauge. Prag Collection. side features Trustees Certificate Est. $200-400 HWAC# 81048 description, “5000 per 6 Cent First Mortgage” inscription. Overall excellent condition, a beauty. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 79600 350 October 2018

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Railroad Lot#5584 , Randsburg Railway Lot#5589 , Red Mountain Co stock incorporated Territory Railroad Mining & Smelting Co of Arizona May 18, 1887. The Stock incorporated State of Arizona Randsburg Railway was a 28.5-mile 1902. Cert #2080 for 1000 shares branch line railroad in California’s of common stock @ $1.00 per share Mojave Desert. It originated at the issued to William Conway (stamped) main line of the Atchison, Topeka, and 12 June 1906 signed Chas. H Haham Santa Fe Railroad (AT&SF) at Kramer President , corp seal bottom center, Junction, California, and terminated green, vignette: coal train #23 heading at Johannesburg, California. Cert l-r from yard, Wavey company title, #60 for 5 shares of common stock @ Printer: the Chas. H. Elliott Co Phila. fine to very fine condition. Cox ref $100 per share issued to C. Leonard 20 June, 1898 signed President iu Est. $200-400 HWAC# 82712 (illegible),corp seal left lower, black, Vignette top left lady Liberty with shield and American flag, eagle with wings spread, two revenue stamps Lot#5590 , Red Mountain on reverse, cancel punch holes on bottom, printer unidentified, very Railroad Mining & Smelting Co fine condition. Not in Cox ref Est. $300-500 HWAC# 82717 Stock incorporated State of Arizona 1902. Cert #5293 for 1000 shares Lot#5585 , Rapid City, Black Hills & Western of common stock @ $1.00 per Railroad Co. Bond incorporated State of South share issued to Norman Rutherford Dakota. Bond # 766 , First Mortgage, 5%, $500 (typed) 1 June 1911 signed Chas. H gold bearer bond, issued May 1, 1909, due May Haham President , corp seal bottom 1, 1939 signed Geo E Macomber President, center, green, vignette: coal train #23 corp seal bottom center, green, vertical format, heading r-l through country, block “$500” green underprint, vignette train r-l under letter company title, Printer: Security Bank Note Co Phila. fine to very arched company title, coupons attached top w/ fine condition. Cox ref iu Est. $200-300 HWAC# 82713 one missing, Printer Globe Litho Co New York, condition fine to very fine. Cox ref iu Est. $200- Lot#5591 , Redlands and Yucaipe Electric 400 HWAC# 82714 Railway Co Bond Incorporated State of Calif February 12, 1907.. Bond # 79 First Mortgage Lot#5586 , Ray and Gila Valley , 5%, $1000 gold bearer bond, issued July Railroad Co stock specimen 1, 1907, due July 1, 1937 signed President (illegible) corp seal left, green , arched Incorporated State of Arizona. Cert company title, design green underprint, #50 for common stock unk. par coupons attached top (none missing), printer value, no details, 19-- printed, , not identified, Very fine to extremely fine black, specimen handwritten three condition. Not in Cox ref Est. $200-400 times, no vignette, Printer: Hasbouck HWAC# 82715 Thistle & Co New York red sea, Cox ref specimen Est. $60-100 HWAC# 82718 Lot#5592 , 1857 Richmond & York Lot#5587 , Reading Company River Railroad Company Bond Rail Road Stocks (Specimens) 5 Certificate One bond certificate, total certificates. All specimens; 2 City of Richmond VA.,signed by Co. green; two slate and 1 gray colored President, Alex Dudley, and acting background/trim. All in very good secretary Thomas H. Dewitt. This condition, hole punch cancelled. The bond is canceled via hole punch, Reading Company was a railroad and still has 22 bond coupons holding company for the majority attached. Has two bold vignettes, of its existence and was a (single) one is of a coal train on the left railroad during its later years. It was side and a steamer moving through rough waters on the right side. a successor to the Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company founded “In 1861, the company completed construction of 39 miles (63 km) in 1833. Prag Collection. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 78753 of railroad line between Richmond, Virginia and West Point, Virginia on the York River, which was opened for operation on March 29, 1861. Lot#5588 , Red Mountain Railroad The western terminus was adjacent to Richmond’s Tobacco Row. West Mining & Smelting Co Stock Point was shipping a port at the head of the York River, which is formed incorporated State of Arizona 1902. by the confluence of the Pamunkey River and the Mattaponi River,” Cert #464 for 500 shares of preferred [Wikepedia]. Prag Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 81047 stock @ $100 per share issued to William Conway (stamped) May , Lot#5593 , 1900’s Ridge Avenue 1906 signed President illegible, corp Passenger Railway Company Stock seal bottom center, brown, vignette: Certificates 6 total certificates. All coal train #23 heading l-r from yard, signed and cancelled; 4 brown; 2 blue; Wavey company title, Printer: the all in very good condition. Vignette is Chas. H. Elliott Co Phila. fine to very fine condition. Cox ref iu Est. of a horse drawn train with a white $200-400 HWAC# 82711 horse and black horse galloping on the tracks. Unlisted in Cox. Prag Collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 78754 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 351

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Railroad Lot#5594 , 1872 Ridge Avenue Lot#5600 , Sacramento Northern Passenger Railway Company Stock Railroad stock incorporated June 20 Certificates 2 total certificates. Both , 1918 State of Calif. Cert. # 11 for 20 are signed and cancelled by E.R. shares of common stock @ $100 per Edwards, president; in good condition; share issued to Union Trust C. of San some discoloration. Prag Collection. Francisco February 23, 1920, signed Est. $200-400 HWAC# 78755 illegible President, corp seal lower left, green, no vignette, “CANCELLED” Lot#5595 , 1800’s Rockford, handwritten and underlined Rock Island & St. Louis Railroad diagonally on frontPrinter: W. W. Company Stock C certificates 5 total Goes, very fine condition, not in Cox certificates. All unsigned and NOT ref Est. $100-300 HWAC# 82708 issued; printed by Henry Seibert & Bros. Ledger Building Co.; all in very Lot#5601 , Salt Lake & Fort good condition, a few tears and some Douglass Railway Co Bond discoloration; vivid tangerine revenue incorporated Sept 15, 1883, Territory stamps in the center background. of Utah. Bond #480 First Mortgage, Prag Collection. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 80667 6%, $1000 bearer bond, issued December 1. 1884, due January !, Lot#5596 , Rockford,Rock Island 1915 signed W. Young President, gold & St. Louis Railroad Company corp. seal, vertical format, orange, Stock Certificates 1 certificate total. “$1000.” orange underprint, vignette: Unsigned and NOT issued; printed by Train passing telephone poles r-l Henry Seibert & Bros. Ledger Building w/ train in background, curved title, Co.; all in very good condition, a few bonds attached right side w/7 missing, Printer: Globe Stationery & tears and some discoloration; vivid Printing Co 89 Liberty St N.Y., fold creases, small tear at top. Cox ref iu tangerine revenue stamps in the Est. $300-600 HWAC# 82702 center background. Prag Collection. Est. $80-150 HWAC# 80668 Lot#5602 , Salt Lake and Eastern Railway Co. stock incorporated Lot#5597 , Rocky Mountain Territory of Utah May 22, 1883. Cert # Railway Co stock incorporated 10 for 100 shares of common stock @ Boulder, State of Colorado 1906. Cert $100 per share issued to John W Young #95 for 217 shares of common stock 12 April, 1889 signed J Richamson @ $1.00 per share issued to Courtney President, no seal, , orange, vignette E Dale 20 December, 1906, signed T.S. of sheep under arched title, very fine Wiltemeyer President, orange, orange condition, Printer: New York Bank corp seal, Curved Company tile with Note Co. Cox ref i Est. $600-800 mountain underprint, Printer not HWAC# 82706 identified, tri-fold crease, no tearsnot in Cox ref Est. $300-600 HWAC# 82710 Lot#5603 , Salt Lake and Ogden Railway Co stock Incorporated Lot#5598 , 1800’s Rutland Railroad March, 1896 State of Utah. Cert # Company Stock Certificates 40 total 9 for 600 shares of common stock certificates. Signed by John R. Gage, @ $100 per share issued to Simon president & J.H. Haven, treasurer. All Banberger 10 February, 1908 signed canceled via stamp or stricked out Simon Bamberger (cancel punch with pen. “The Rutland Railroad (later holes through signature), corp seal Railway) was a fabled system located lower left, black, vignette right side in the New England area. Based out of upper of electric street car w/”Salt Rutland, Vermont it is perhaps best Lak and Ogden Railway on side” remembered for the large amount of milk and dairy products it moved “Lagoon Route” on front, left upper framed picture of mountain/lake over its system and its classic forest green and yellow livery. The Rutland city in background, “cancelled” stamped three times, Printer: Utah can trace its roots to the vision of Timothy Follett. Throughout the Lithographing CO S.L.C. Cox ref ic Est. $100-200 HWAC# 82703 railroad’s many years of operation it was seemingly always in financial straits,” [American-Rails.com]. All in good condition some toning and Lot#5604 , Salt Lake Terminal discoloration. Prag Collection. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 81042 Co. stock incorporated 1913 State of Utah. The Salt Lake Terminal Lot#5599 , Sacramento City Company was a joint company owned Railway Co stock incorporated May by Bamberger Railroad and Salt Lake 25, 1870 State of Calif. Cert 63 for 1 & Utah Railroad, and served as the two 1/2 shares of common stock @ $100 companies terminal in Salt Lake City. per share issued to illegible, June There was a joint passenger terminal 21, 1873 signed H Burger President, that stood on the southwest corner of no seal, black, bank note horizontal West Temple and South Temple streets in Salt Lake City, where today’s format, vignette of horse drawn rail car, Printer:H.S. Crocker Co Symphony Hall is located. Cert. #10 for one share of common stock Sacramento, excellent condition. Plastic protector. Not in Cox ref. Est. @ $100 per share issued to Joe Brown 28 Sept, 1917 signed illegible $300-500 HWAC# 82709 President, black, small horizontal format, gold corp seal lower left, sunburst underprint, vignette standing Liberty w. shield and American flag upper left, Printer not identified, “CANCELLED” stamped in red on front, cancel hole punch across bottom, tri-fold crease,. Cox ref ic Est. $50-150 HWAC# 82705 352 October 2018

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Railroad Lot#5605 , San Diego and Gila Lot#5610 , San Francisco Ocean Southern Pacific and Atlantic Shore Railroad Co. 1st DIv. Railroad Co stock incorporated incorporated State of Calif. No A123, November 7, 1854 State of Calif. Unissued cert. for shares of common Unissued Cert #512 for 1942 shares stock @ $100 per share, 188- printed, @ $100 per share, printed 18--, black, brown, vignette of train r-l , “SHARES vignette” train headed r-l out of city in $100 EACH” brown underprint, right background, side wheeler boat to left, side edge frayed, Printer: Franklin curved title, reverse has typewritten Bank Note Co N.Y. receipt attached, “SOUVENIR” and a story about the Cox ref uu Est. $100-200 HWAC# railway, very fine conditionPrinter : Lith. Britton & Rey San Francisco. 81777 Not in Cox ref Est. $200-500 HWAC# 82704 Lot#5611 , San Francisco Ocean Shore Lot#5606 , San Diego Phoenix Railroad Co. 2nd DIv. bond incorporated Railroad Co. stock incorporated State of Calif. Number blank, First Mortgage State of California April 13, 1893. with sinking Fund, 7% , $1000 gold bearer Cert 32823 for one share @ $1.00 gold bond to be issued July 1, 1881, due July 1, per share, issued to Wm. H. Carlson 1910, not signed (specimen), brown, vertical November 1, 1893 signed W. M. format, “1000” brown underprint, vignetted: Carlson President, green, bank note steamship bottom, middle forrest on left size, writing front and back, Vignette of Tomas Scott on left, right and right, top Train r-l at station, stage coach number one “one share-par value-one dollar, reverse vignette train r-l foreground, buildings behind, cancel punch “Direct Line East”printed below, right side shore line w/logo underprint holes across bottom, coupons attached right “San Diego the coming Metropolis of the SouthWest” printed below, side w/ cancel punch holesPrinter: Franklin Printer: Los Angeles Lithographic Co, uncirculated condition. Cox ref u Bank Note Co N.Y Cox ref Est. $20-500 HWAC# Est. $300-600 HWAC# 82701 81776 Lot#5607 , San Diego Railways stock, Three Lot#5612 , San Francisco Different San Diego & South Eastern Railway Terminal Railway and Ferry Co Company, incorporated State of Calif, unissued cert. stock incorporated August 15, 1902 #40 for common stock @ $100 per share, printed State of Calif. Cert # 1 for 10 shares 19--, black, gold seal ., vignetter train back to front of common stock @ $100 per share country side, gold sunburst underprintPrinter: Coe issued to Walllir J. Bartnett 18 August, Cox ref uu San Diego, Cuyamaca and Eastern Railway, 1902 signed W.J. Barnett, gold corp. incorporated 1888 State of Calif. Unissued, common seal lower left, black, square format, stock @ $100 per share, printed 188-, black, arched “SHARES $100 EACH” above sunburst title with small vignette of locomotive r-l through gold underprint, vignette left upper countryside, Printer:H.B. Crocker & Co S.F. extremely eagle on top of mountain looking l-r fins condition. Not in Cox ref uu San Diego, Riverside wings spread, very fine condition, printer unidentified, not in Cox ref and los Angeles Railway Co , incorporated State of Est. $200-300 HWAC# 81775 Calif. Cert #4 unissued for preferred stock @ $100 per share, printed 1912, orange border, orange seal, “PREFERRED” orange underprint, Lot#5613 , San Joaquin Valley vignette of eagle wings spread on mountain top, printer not identified, Electric Railway stock incorporated uncirculated condition, not in Cox ref uu Est. $100-300 HWAC# 82700 Oct 5, 1908 State of Calif. Cert #19 for 3 shares of preferred stock @ $10 Lot#5608 , San Diego Street Car per share issued to William F Elling Co bond incorporated State of Calif. 25 August, 1910 signed President Bond # 157 First Mortgage Bearer illegible signature, gold corp seal Bond , 6%, for $1000, issued April lower left, black, vignette of eagle 2, 1888, due Aril 1, 1908 signed H.L. wings spread looking l-r with wreath Story President, red corp seal lower and lightening bolts, “PREFERRED” left, black, vertical format, vignettes: with sunburst in gold underprint, top horse drawn car r-l with”The Printer: A. Carlisle & co S.F. Not in Cox ref Est. $100-300 HWAC# 81774 SDSC Co” on side, two passenger cars l-r with passengers, “$1000” in green Lot#5614 , San Juan Pacific Railway Co Bond underprint, coupons attached right side w/none missing, quarter folds, incorporated State of Calif. 1907. Bond #200 handwriting on back, very fine condition, Printer: Litho Britton & Rey for $100 6% First Mortgage Sinking Fund Forty S.F. Not in Cox ref Est. $300-600 HWAC# 81779 Year Gold Bearer Bond , issued January 1, 1908, due January 1, 1948 signed president illegible Lot#5609 , San Francisco and North Pacific signature, co. seal left lower, green, “100” in green Railroad Co. bond incorporated State of Calif sunburst underprint, vignette train l-r with 1869. $1000, 8%, First mortgage , 20 year columns on either side with locomotives, “The Gold Bearer Bond , issued January 1, 1870, due Old Mission Route” beneath, coupons attached January 1, 1890 signed J. P.M.Cauley President, (all), Printer: The Union Litho Co S.F.. Very Fine corp. seal lower left, black square format, condition. Cox ref ic Est. $300-400 HWAC# 81772 vignette passenger train r-l through valley, coupons attached w/2 missing, Printer; Lith Britton & Rey San Francisco. Not in Cox ref iu Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 81778 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 353

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Railroad Lot#5615 , San Juan Pacific Railway Co. Lot#5620 , Santa Fe, Raton and Eastern Bond incorporated 1 January, 1948 City of San Railroad Co. Bond incorporated February Francisco, State of California to build a railway 9, 1905 in the territory of New Mexico. #151, from Watsonville via the Chettendon and San $1000, 30 year , First Mortgage 5% SCARCE Juan to Hollister a distance of 25 mi. BOND Gold Bearer Bond Certificate issued March , # 1922 gold bearer bond, signed 1 January, 1905. This historic document was printed by 1948 Frank L Brown president, company seal the Western Banknote Company and has an lower left, brown border, vignette top center ornate green border , vignette of a man’s head. train #208 l-r, “the Old Mission Route” below, This item is hand signed by the Company’s brown “500” with sunburst shield underprint. President. Coupons attached with 8 missing. cox ref i. In near uncirculated condition with The condition is EF+. Est. $200-400 HWAC# all coupons attached. Est. $300-400 HWAC# 81723 81721 Lot#5621 , Saratoga and Lot#5616 , San Juan Valley Encampment Railway Co Bond Railroad Co. stock incorporated incorporated in 1907 the State of March 4, 1891 State of Calif. Cert # Wyoming, 30 Gold Bearer bond #250, 214 for 10 shares common stock @ $1000, 5% First mortgage, signed 1 $100 per share issued to W.F.Mills February, 1907, E.M Cobb President. Sept 28 1892 signed Marcus Pollasky Brown border, horizontal format, President, black, small horizontal company seal lower left, $1000 format, no corp seal, vignette upper underprint, vignette of eagle looking left passenger train r-l passing farmland, very fine condition, Printer; r-l standing on log w. American flag J.J. Evans Stationer & Printer S.F. Not in Cox ref Est. $200-500 HWAC# and sunburst background, coupons 81773 attached w/3 missing, no printer identified. Stamp diagonal across title of bond, possible cancellation. This does not appear in Cox ref. Est. Lot#5617 , Sant Fe Industries $200-400 HWAC# 81724 Inc stock specimens incorporated State of Delaware 1967. Specimen Lot#5622 , 1901-1912 Sea Beach #0000, 013-2350-68 6 1/4 % Railway Company Group of (13) debenture bond issue August 1, cancelled Sea Beach Railway Company 1968, due 1998for $100 illegible certificates. These numbered signature, cancel hole punch at certificates have all been signed bottom,voilet, vignette surveyor with and executed, with the majority of mine, trains, factory in background them evidencing the punched holes Sant Fe logo foreground. Printer in signatures for cancellation, and/ : American Bank Note Co. Not in Cox ref. uu or bearing the actual Cancellation Specimen #no number , 000-2251-68 common stock for less than stamps. Medium format, 8.75” x 12” 1,000 shares illegible signature, “CERTIFICATE OF STOCK” brown each. Intricate borders that resemble underprint, cancel hole punch at bottom, stock counter right side, US currency in type and color. There brown, vignette surveyor with mine, trains, factory in background are several copies that bear revenue stamps on the reverse. All the Sant Fe logo foreground. Printer : American Bank Note Co. Not in Cox certificates’ reverse sides have been executed as well. Overall good to ref. uu Specimen #no number ,000-2251-68 preferred stock for less very good condition. Very nice group. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 79602 than 100 shares illegible signature, “CERTIFICATE OF STOCK” red underprint, cancel hole punch at bottom, stock counter right side, red, Lot#5623 , 1930’s Seaboard Air Line vignette surveyor with mine, trains, factory in background Sant Fe logo Railway Company Stocks Group foreground. Printer : American Bank Note Co. Not in Cox ref. uu Est. Large group of (20) certificates. Two $100-200 HWAC# 81770 types, the majority of which are smaller 8” x 11” format common Lot#5618 , Santa Ana, Orange stock certificates. The (4) larger 8” and Tustin Street Railway Co stock x 12” format certificates are more incorporated March 30 1886 State of ornate, with wonderful vignettes of Calif. Cert. # 219 for 1 share capital a locomotive, flanked by Greek god- @ $10 ea. issued to Geo. D. Rowan like workmen. There are embossed December 9, 1889 signed by M.J. seals at the base of each of these. All Bundy President, co. seal lower left, certificates have been executed, signed and counter signed. several have brown. no vignette,Printer: A. Carlisle been cancelled, either stamped or punched. All these certificates are & Co. print S.F.. in plastic holder. Not in in very good to excellent condition, with some evidencing fold crease. cox Comes with a booklet of the history. Est. $200-500 HWAC# 81771 Others are quite pristine. Overall and wonderful group. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 79603 Lot#5619 , Santa Fe, Liberal and Englewood Railroad Co bond Incorporated in the Lot#5624 , 1971 Seatrain Lines, Territory of New April 1906 to build a line Inc. Seatrain Lines, Inc. 19 certificates from Des Moines N.M to Englewood Kansas total, 1970’s; 4 blue, 11 green, 4 red. and Woodward Okla. and distance of 321 miles. i/c. Est. $50-88 HWAC# 79604 Project only realized 20 mile operation in the first year and lost money most years. Bond not located in Cox ref. Gold Bearer Bond #206 First Mortgage 5% gold bond signed 2 July, 1906 C Mullen President, green border, company seal lower left, Vertical format, “1000” underprint, coupons attached w/5 missing. ic in extremely fine condition Est. $150-200 HWAC# 81722 354 October 2018

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Railroad Lot#5625 , Seattle and Rainier Valley Lot#5629 , Seattle Port Angeles Railway Co Bonds (3) incorporated State of and Lake Crescent Railway stock Delaware June 8 1916. The Seattle, Renton incorporated in State of Washington and Southern Railway was reorganized into 1911. Cert # 1 for 1 share of capital the Seattle and Rainier Railway Co in 1916 stock @ $100 per share issued to and continued in operation until 1937. G.W. Morrow 17 March ,1912, signed Three Gold Bonds 1. #650 Gold Bearer Bond, Michael Earles President, co. seal $1000,6% Income Mortgage 18 year due lower left, black, vignettes: upper left 1 July, 1934, signed 15 June 1916, Marshall forest scene and upper right train E Sampsell President, company seal to left, passing telephone pole l-r, no tears or Orange border, vertical format, vignette holes condition finePrinter: N.P. Bank head of woman. Printer Western Bank Note Note Co Seattle. Cox ref i Est. $100-200 HWAC# 81767 & Eng. Chicago-Western Division American Bank Note Co. Not in Cox ref. Very Fine condition, folded in half. 2.#241 Lot#5630 , Seattle, Port Angeles Gold Bearer Bond, $500,6% Income Mortgage 18 year due 1 July, 1934, and Western Railway Company signed 15 June 1916, Marshall E Sampsell President, company seal to incorporated under the Laws of the left, green border, vertical format, vignette head of woman. Printer State of Washington Stock Certificate Western Bank Note & Eng. Chicago-Western Division American Bank . Founders share certificate #1 for Note Co. Not in Cox ref. Very Fine condition, folded in half. 3.#562 Gold 1 share issued to H.B. Earling and Bearer Bond, $1000, 6% First Mortgage 15 year Sinking Fund Bond due signed by H.B. Earling president of the 1 July 1934, signed 15 June 1915 Marshall E Sampsell President,Brown company, 21st of January, 1915. On the border, Vertical format, company seal w/ black burst underprint, reverse of the certificate the one share vignette of railcar r-l, bonds attached with 22 missing, stamp of $51 was released by Earling on August 10, payment on bond due to proceeds from foreclosure. Folded in halfFine 1918. There is a documentary stamp condition. Not in cox ref. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 81728 of 2 cents attached and initialed H.B.E dated 8/10/18. There are tri- fold lines, no tears. Listed as UU in the Terry Cox guide. No vignette. Lot#5626 , Seattle and Rainier Print company not identified. Originally the company was named Valley Railway Co stock incorporated Seattle, Port Angeles & Lake Crescent, changed to Seattle, Port Angeles State of Delaware 1910. Cert # 97 for & Western, then sold to Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul. Est. $100-200 3 shares of preferred stock @ $100 HWAC# 81702 per share issued to Finance Trust Co, Trustee of Amelia Potts, under will of Lot#5631 , Second & Third Street Howard J. Potts ( some smudging), 6 Passenger Railway Company Stock July, 1928 signed president illegible Certificates 10 total certificates. All signature, company seal lower are signed and canceled; vignette of center, green, “PREFERRED” green a horse drawn trolly car with a state underprint, horizontal format, no vignette, small tear right sidetwo building in the background. All are in line block title, Printer: Western Bank Not & Eng. Co Chicago- Western good condition, some discoloration Division American Bank Note Co. Cox ref iu Est. $100-150 HWAC# 81769 on the borders. This item has the signatures of the Company’s Lot#5627 , Seattle and San President, James (?) and Treasurer(?), and is over 105 years old. Francisco Railway and Navigation Printed by T. Sinclair; Prag Collection. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 78766 Co. stock Incorporated State of Washington. Cert #525 for one share Lot#5632 , 1872 Second & Third of common stock @ $100 per share, Street Passenger Railway Company, issued to Geo. T. Reid 30 Oct 1908 (PA) Stock Certificates 8 total signed Jos. Earl President, co. seal certificates. All have blue revenue center, brown, vignette top steam ship stamps; all are signed and canceled left heavy seas left and railroad train by (illegible); printed by Sinclair; leaving depot r-l, power of attorney attached, Printer Franklin-Lee incorporated April 10th, 1858; all in Bank Note Co New York, condition extremely fine,. Cox ref iu Est. $400- fair condition, some water stains and 600 HWAC# 81766 discoloration; unlisted variety. Prag Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# Lot#5628 , Seattle Lake Shore 80521 and Eastern Railway Co. stock incorporated State of Washington. Lot#5633 , Second St. Cable Cert #B444 for two shares of capital Railroad Co stock Incorporated Los stock @ $100 per share issued to Angeles Mar 14, 1885 State of Calif. no name listed, 9 Nov, 1888 signed The completed railway was 6,940 feet D.H. Gilmann President, no co. seal, long, just over a mile and a quarter, olive brown, “SHARES $!)) EACH” with a power house constructed olive brown underprint, vignettes: in the middle. The route included large “S” in title, left factory, right train at station ( dove in light, star the steepest gradient on any street for number) city background, stamped 15 Nov, 1888 countersign & railway in North America, a 27.7 degree. Cert. #13 for 4 shares of capital cancelled, cancel hole punch right side, no tears, bi-fold crease, Printer: stock issued yo Ralph Rogers Feb 18, 1886 signed Edw. A Hall, black, no Franklin Bank Note Co New York. bi-fold crease . Cox ref ic Est. $700- co. seal, vignette: two cable cars w/passengers. Printer: A. Carlisle & Co 800 HWAC# 81768 S.F. condition fine, light creases, no tears. Not in Cox ref. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 81765 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 355

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Railroad Lot#5634 , Sierra Iron and Quincy Lot#5637 , Sierra Railway Co of Calif Rail Road Co stock incorporated Sept stock incorporated State of California 19, 1881 State of Calif. Cert #14 for February 1,1897 by founders Thomas 1099 shares of capital stock @ $100 S. Bullock, Prince Andre Poniatowski, per share issued to F. Weisenborn and William H. Crocker. By 1900, the December 30 1881, signed president’s line had been completed, the same signature is illegible, black, company as it is today, with the exception of seal lower left, vignettes: top train the abandonment of the Standard to at depot/city in background, bottom Tuolumne Right-Of-WayCert. mining scene, condition is fine w/ some wrinkles, Printer: E. Bosqui & Co Litho S.F.. Cox ref iu, Est. $300-600 HWAC# 81764 # 218 for 840 shares of capital stock @ $100 per share issued to Hazel Lot#5635 , Sierra Railroad Co stock Pierce Hincks April 14, 1927 (189*crossed out) signed by D. Murphy V. (3) Bond (1) incorporated State of President . company seal bottom center, black, vignette : eagle and flag California July 10, 1935 .Bond 395, above title. handwriting left side in pencil(not readable),faint tri-fold 5% Forty Year Sinking Fund , $1000 , creases, no tearsPrinter: not identified. Cox ref i Est. $150-200 HWAC# issued July 1, 1936, due July 1, 1976 81762 ,signed C. Coolidge Kreis President, green, company seal bottom center, Lot#5638 , Sierra Valley and Mohawk vertical format, , vignette: woman Railroad Co BOND incorporated State w, spear bear, cancellation punch of California Sept 30, 1885. Bond #94, , holes, very fine condition,Printer First Mortgage, 6%, $1000 Gold bearer unidentified. Cox ref ic Stock Cert bond issue August 5, 1886, due Oct, 1906 #P260 Unissued, preferred stock @ signed Ian Boyd President, company seal $100 per share, no vignette , company title top square box, horizontal lower left, black, square format, “FIRST format, uncirculated condition. Printer:A. Carlisle & Co S.F. Not in Cox ref MORTGAGE BOND” green box underprint, Stock Cert # P58 preferred stock 20 shares @ $100 per share issued to Mrs vignettes: top two farmers sitting, train l-r Neva M Wilson July 14, 1952 signed D. Murphy President, company seal middle leaving harbor, vignettes in each lower left, horizontal format, cancelled in handwriting stamped Sep 24, corner : forest lower left, allegorical female 1958, no vignette , company title top square box, light crease of tri-fold, upper left, stagecoach lower right, eagle on no tears fine condition. Printer:A. Carlisle & Co S.F. Not in Cox ref Stock shield upper right, coupons attached w/ Cert #C78 for 14 shares of common stock á $50 per share issued to Martin three missing. Printer: Britton & Ret, Litho, San Francisco. Condition is Judge Jr & Co 10 December 1937 signed D. Murphy President, company extremely fine. Cox ref i Est. $150-350 HWAC# 81761 seal left lower, horizontal format, cancelled in handwriting stamped Dec 15 1937 on back, no vignette , company title top square box, light Lot#5639 , Silver City, Deming tri-fold creases, fine condition. Printer:A.Carlisle & Co S.F. Not in Cox ref and Pacific Railroad Co. stock Est. $100-300 HWAC# 81763 incorporated Territory of New Mexico 1883. Certificate #159 for One share Lot#5636 , Sierra Railway Co of Calif Bonds (2) Incorporated of capital stock @ $100 per share, February 1, 1897 in the State of Calif. and completed its initial 57 mile issued to Thomas F Conway January main line from Oakdale to 1, 1884 Elijah Smith President, , Tuolumne on February 1, cancelled April 1, 1884, black, vignette 1900. upper left, train l-r , lake/town in background, share counter bottom, cancellation hole punched across bottom. Printer: American Bank Note Two gold bearer bonds. Co New York & Boston. Cox ref ic Est. $500-600 HWAC# 81760 First is a #540, 40 year First Mortgage, sinking Lot#5640 , Fund, 6% $1000 bond Silverton Gladstone issued 12 April, 1897 & Northerly signed S.D. Freshman, Railroad Co Bond company seal to left, incorporated in State coupons attached w/65 of Colorado April missing, cancelled 1899. Bond #116 January 1930, green First Mortgage, border, vertical format, $1000 underprint, vignettes: Upper center 6%, $500 Gold long train r-l, cattle foreground, orchard in background, Calif. state Bearer Bond issued seal in lower left and right corners, $1000 upper corners right and left. August 1st, 1899, Printer H.S. Crocker Co San Francisco. Cox ic due August 1st, 1919 signed John D. Chipman President, Second: #841, First Year Mortgage, sinking Fund, 5% , $1000 bond lower left company issued 15 Sept, 1904, signed S.D. Freshman President, company seal seal, green ,”$500” to left, coupons attached w/13 missing, brown border, vertical format, in green underprint, $1000 underprint, vignettes: 4-4-0 locomotive w/partial one car l-r, vignette passenger farmer plowing in background. Printer not identified. cox iu Est. $250- train l-r mountains in background, coupons attached right side w/24 350 HWAC# 81725 missing. Printer not identified. Not in Cox (cox refers to 50 yr bond) Est. $200-400 HWAC# 81757 356 October 2018

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Railroad Lot#5641 , Silverton Gladstone Lot#5645 , Snohomish Valley and Northerly Railroad Co stock Railway Co Stock incorporated State incorporated in State of Colorado of Washington August 5, 1905. Cert # April 6, 1899. Certificate # 149 for 96 for 500 shares of common stock @ 35 shares of capital stock @ $100 per $10 per share issued to J.F. Taylor 9 share issued to Geo. West Jones, Saint April, 1907 signed George M. Cochran John N.B, 15 November, 1900, signed President, black, gold corp seal lower John D. Chipman, black, vignette left, “No Preferred Stock Authorized” top left allegorical female with star printed, green lace underprint, the looking l-r, “Shares $100 EACH” in Sequoia tunnel vignette, horse drawn gold underprint, bottom “eagle” gold mine cars in each corner, Printer: underprint. light tri-fold crease, no tears in very fine conditionPrinter: Lowman & Hanford Stationery & Printing Co, very fine cond. Cox ref iu Goes. Cox ref iu Est. $200-400 HWAC# 81759 Lot#5642 , Silverton Railway Co stock incorporated State of Colorado Nov 3. 1904 . On November 3, 1904, the Silverton Railroad ceased to exist. The railroad was reorganized as the Lot#5646 , 1800’s Somerville Silverton Railway, and all assets of the Horse Railroad Company Stock Silverton Railroad were transferred Certificates 47 total certificates. to the Silverton Railway. Cert # non- There are four certificates that provided, for 1 share of common stock may be signed by Henry Melville @ $100 per share issued to Otto Mears 9 Nov, 1904 Signed Otto Mears Whitney, who was an American President, black, sun ray underprint, vignette passenger train leaving industrialist, the founder of the West tunnel l-r, receipt attache left side, Printer: Goes, very fine cond. Not End Street Railway Company of in Cox ref. Owner share Otto Mears. Mears, a Russian immigrant at the Boston, Massachusetts, and later the age of 11, had constructed a vast network of toll roads throughout the Dominion Coal Company Ltd. and the Dominion Iron and Steel Company San Juans. Mears system of toll roads totaled more than two hundred Ltd. of Sydney, Nova Scotia. All signed and cancelled by either Josiah L. miles. The nickname, “Pathfinder of the San Juans,” was given to Mears Bennet or S.E. Sewell as acting presidents; also signed by treasurers but because of his great ability to build roads where others could not. The they are hole punched cancelled over the names. There is two with toll road system also gave Mears the capital, and much of roadbed, to revenue stamps; all in fair condition, some discoloration and water build the Silverton Railroad. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 82762 stains. Prag Collection. Est. $400-600 HWAC# 78778 Lot#5643 , Siverton Railroad Lot#5647 , South Dakota Western Co stock Incorporated in the State Railway Co Stock incorporated State of Colorado 1887. The Silverton of South Dakota 1890. Operated until Railroad is remembered for the 1891. Certificate #3 for 10 shares innovative solutions to difficult of capital stock @ $100 per share. engineering problems presented by issued to P.E. Hall March 19, 1890 the steep, mountainous terrain which signed M. Hougtut President, black, were devised by the railroad’s chief vignette of passenger train l-r passing locating engineer, Charles Wingate smokestack in background, small sail Gibbs – the Chattanooga Loop, the boat in background. Cox Ref iu Est. depot in a wye at Red Mountain, and a covered turntable on the main $100-400 HWAC# 81756 track at Corkscrew Gulch – and for the unusual and expensive annual passes presented by the owner, Otto Mears.[1] Stock Certificate #128 Lot#5648 , South Pacific Coast for 10 shares @ $100 per share issued to C.M. Hobbs 31 October, 1893 Railway Co. Stock/Bond incorporated signed Otto Mears President, company seal lower left, black, vignette may 23,1887 State of California. Bond center: flowing river mountains on both sides, with train passing r-l #000 for $1000 First Mortgage 4% in background. Visible tri-fold crease, handwriting on top in pencil. gold bearer bond “Specimen” Lower Printer: Collier & Cleveland Litho Co Denver, Colo. Not in Cox ref Est. left/right corners vignette of TUTU $200-400 HWAC# 81758 (winged lion Egyptian), Vertical formatlower center side view of Lot#5644 , Snohomish Railway Co Bond President G.Washington surrounded incorporated in the State of Washington. Bond by wreaths, place for company #78, $100, First Mortgage 5%, 30 year bearer seal above w/ !000 on either side, bond due 1936, unissued 1 January, 1906 no green 1000 underprint, top curved president signature, vertical format, company company name with vignetter below seal left lower,, $ 100 underprint, all coupons of steam sail ship at dock, railroad loc on dock, “1000” in upper right attached, vignettes: top electric car, farm, and left corners. Coupons attached (none missing) with cancellation walk thru Redwood Tree. Printer “ Security hole punch in each. Condition is uncirculatedPrinter: Home Lee Bank Bank Note Co, Phila.. Not isted in cox ref Est. Note Co. Cox ref $150-250 HWAC# 81726 Certificate, unissued, no assigned number, capital stock @ $100 per Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 357

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Railroad Lot#5649 , 1915 South Lot#5654 , Southern Pacific Rail Pennsylvania Railroad Company Road Co stock incorporated in the Bond Certificates 11 total certificates. State of Texas 1852. Certificate #64 7 in numerical order, #2212-2218; issued from Marshall Texas for 100 signed by President Robert Sayre and shares @ $100 per share to W.G. the Treasurer (illegible); none are Hite February 20, 1869, signed by V canceled; all in very good condition, President, no company seal, right side they have been skillfully taped stamp “Untied State Inter Revenue together, one tear in the same place on 25 cent certificate”. horizontal format, black border, vignette Indians all bond certificates in this lot. The first South Pennsylvania Railroad foreground looking r-l at train bison, in background r-l, , wavy title, was originally chartered as the Duncannon, Landisburg and Broad Top vertical fold creases . Printer:unidentified. Cox ref iu Est. $200-400 Railroad on May 5, 1854. Prag Collection. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 80518 HWAC# 81748 Lot#5650 , 1800’s South Western Lot#5655 , Southern Pacific Railroad Co. Rail Road Company Stock bond incorporated in the State of Texas. Gold Certificates 20 total certificates. All Bearer Bond #145, First Mortgage, 7%, $1000 signed by (?) S. Hoth and others that issued 24 May, 1869 due 1 January 1889, signed are illegible due to hole punched B.B. Hall President, lower left company seal, cancelation. The railroads into horizontal format, vignette top passenger train southwestern Georgia officially began l-r . coupons attached botton. Cox ref iu Printer: with the South Western Railroad, Borgert & Nexsen,Stationer & Printers New York. its charter being granted in December 1845. Like many of the early Extremely fine condition Est. $200-700 HWAC# railroads, the charter was very liberal as to route and methods of 81746 financing and operating. All in good condition, some water stains and discoloration. Prag Collection. Est. $220-400 HWAC# 80669 Lot#5656 , Southern Pacific Lot#5651 , Southern California Railroad Co. stock incorporated Railway Co Stock incorporated in in the State of Calif, the Territories the State of Calif June 27, 1892. This of Arizona and New Mexico 1902. was consolidation of former Southern Certificate #136 for 1 share of California Railway Company (above) common stock issued to S.N. Bostwick with Santa Fe And Santa Monica 23 March 1925 signed by 2nd V. Railway and the San Bernardino & President, stamp “cancelled March 12, Eastern Railway. On May 1, 1899 the 1929 Secretary” , lower left company Southern California Railway as took seal, lower right documentary stamp, cancellation punch holes across control of the Elsinore, Pomona And Los Angeles Railway. All of lines bottom, no vignette. Cox ref not listed. No identified printer Est. $200- of Southern California Railway Company line (list above) were deeded 400 HWAC# 81747 to the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company on January 17, 1906. Certificate #652 unissued preferred stock @ $100 per share, Lot#5657 , Southern Pacific has signature with cancellation punch holes across it, brown, vignette: Railroad Co. stock incorporated in passenger train leaving station l-r men standing on left side. Printer: State of Texas 16 February, 1852. American Bank Note Co. Condition is extremely fine. Cox ref uc Est. Certificate #2425 for 100 shares $100-200 HWAC# 81754 @$100 per share issued in Marshall, Lot#5652 , Southern Colorado Power Texas (handwritten over New Orleans) to Harrignton Howell Nov 17 1859, and Railway Co Bond incorporated State of signed President (name signature Colorado. God Bearer Bond #211 for $1000, not readable), no company seal, First Year Mortgage and Refunding 5% 20 year black, blue “5” underprint, vignette passenger train r-l passing cows due August 15, 1928. Issued 15 August, 1908, in foreground, arched title, Handwritten in red on left “Reduced Stock signed by President, brown border , vignette w/signature,Reverse side handwritten in black “Interest suspended lion with 2 allegorical females and dynamo, ons until one hundred miles of road are in operation signed J.P. Wilder Sec,. train r-l, one l-r, coupons attached w/2 missing. Printer: Nesbitt & Co New York, bi-fold crease. Printer: Nesbitt & Co Stamped “paid Jan 23 10”. Printer: Western Bank New York. Cox ref iu Est. $150-300 HWAC# 81749 Note Co Chicago. cox ic Est. $100-200 HWAC# 81727 Lot#5658 , 1900’s Southern Railway Company Stock Certificates 154 Lot#5653 , Southern Pacific Co. stock (2) total certificates. All different varieties incorporated in the State of Kentucky March in this lot; all in very good condition, 17, 1884. Two certificates common stock one some are in excellent condition, crisp issue, one unissued. Stock #288 10 shares paper. The railroad is the product @ $100 per share issued to H.E. Spencer of nearly 150 predecessor lines that 8 March, 1894 signed C.P. Hunnington were combined, reorganized and President, company seal lower left, black, no recombined beginning in the 1830s, vignette, squiggly lines separate Secretary/ formally becoming the Southern President signatures lines. handwritten in Railway in 1894. All signed by the president (illegible) and treasurer red “Cancelled “ across both signatures and (illegible). Prag Collection. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 80674 center. stain on left side No Identified printer. not in Cox ref Stock #429 unissued shares @ $100 per share issued , 189- , black, no vignette, squiggly lines separate Secretary/President signatures lines, receipt attached. No Identified printer Cox ref uu Est. $75-150 HWAC# 81745 358 October 2018

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Railroad Lot#5659 , Southern Trans-Continental Lot#5663 , St Louis, Kansas City Railway Co Script Stock incorporated in and Colorado Railroad Company the State of Texas. Certificate #1 for 1000 Stock Certificate (3) Three non- shares of @ $100 per share partial payment issued Stock Certificates for 10 (red), of $5 per share and remainder of $95 to be 50(orange) and 100 (green)shares of paid when called for the Board of Directors. the St Lois, Kansas City and Colorado Issued to John C Fremont 13 November, 1870, Railroad Company incorporated signed by Henry B Mebfini Vice President. under the laws of the State of Kansas. Cancelled Aug 26, 1872, handwritten in red Stock Certificate for 10 shares #B22, “Cancelled, 3 cancel punch holes, vignette 50 shares #A27 and 100 shares left side of train covered by revenue stamp, #44. American Bank Note Company, vertical format , does have fold creases no New York printer. All three have a tears. Printers: Philp & Solomans, Printers, passenger train vignette r-l , with city in background, dated 188x. uu. Washington D.C. Cox ref ic Est. $100-200 HWAC# 81750 Est. $100-150 HWAC# 81701 Lot#5660 , Southern Utah Railroad Lot#5664 , 1860 Stockbridge and Co stock (2) incorporated State of Utah. Pittsfield Railroad Company Stock Certificate #7 for one share of capital stock Certificate 1 total certificate. Stock @ $100 per share issued to A.A. Sweet 17 holder was George Ashburner; signed and cancelled; in very good Oct, 1907 signed by A.A. Sweet President condition; pre-dates Cox by 3 years. Prag Collection. Est. $60-100 (owner share), handwritten in black HWAC# 787777 “CANCELLED” Diagonally frontorange company seal lower left, orange border, Lot#5665 , Suite of RR Stock upper left vignette of allegorical female Cert (4) various States AMERICAN looking l-r holds wreath, Printer not SAFETY STEEL RAIL CO incorporated identified. Not in Cox ref Bismarck, ND, Cert #296 to Ralph Madland, signed 8 January, 1914 president M.J Hiltner, 100 shares Certificate #60 1000 shares of capital @ $10 share, black border, vignette stock @ $100 per share unissued, 190- oncoming train l-r, sunburst printed, orange place for seal lower left, underprint, gold seal left lower. No orange border, upper left vignette of printer identification. AMERICAN STEEL TIE COMPANY, incorporated in Nevada July 14, 1915, certif. Lot#5661 , Southern Utah Railroad #157 issued to O.A. Burg for 20 shares @ $10 per share8th May, Co stock (2) incorporated State of Utah 1916 signed president R.A. O’Neal, black border, vignette oncoming 1903. Certificate #52 for 1 share of train l-r, sunburst underprint, gold seal left lower, tri-fold crease, no capital stock @ $100 per share issued tears No printer identification. no cox ref AMERICAN STEEL TIE CO to Moroni Heiner 3 April 1906, signed incorporated Utah, cert. #97 issued to C.L. Rollins 100 shares @$10 per by Moroni Heiner President, orange share signed 3 November, 1913, president Joseph R. Murdock, company company seal lower left, orange border brown seal left lower, brown border, vignette top center torch with upper left vignette of allegorical female light burst clouds in background. iu no printer identification, tri-fold looking l-r holds wreath, orange crease, small tear lower border and left border. no cox ref AMERICAN sunburst underprint. Printer not RAILWAY STRAW PRODUCTS COMPANY, incorporated State of Arizona, identified. iu Not in cox ref fold crease, cert. #14 for 407 shares @ $5 per share issued to John H Kebbelman no tears. singed (but not dated) president F.Stelling (?), blue border, vignette top center eagle wings spread looking l-r top of mountain. not in cox. This company stock found in 1912 Edward Hawley’s estate of $10 million Certificate #37 for 1 share of capital for 25,000 shares and deemed worthless at the time. iu Est. $100-200 stock @ $100 per share issued to W.H. HWAC# 81718 Sweet 27 Sept ,1909, signed by J.A. Sweet Lot#5666 , Sutro Railroad Co Stock President, Stamped “CANCELLED” twice incorporated State of California, San on front, hnadwriiten in red to see Certificate #44 7/9/12, orange Francisco July 26th, 1894. The Sutro company seal lower left, orange border upper left vignette of allegorical Railroad Company was formed to female looking l-r holds wreath, orange sunburst underprint. Printer provide access to Sutro Baths (which Lot#5662 , Speer Trolley Co were to officially open in 1896) and Stock incorporate State of Utah Land’s End in San Francisco founded 1911. Certificate #12 for 500 shares by Mayor Adolf Sutro. Certificate #69 of common stock @ $1 per share for 5 shares of Capital stock issued issued to W.M. Forney 13 May, 1911, to Mary Lugague , January (?) 31, 1895 signed by President. company signed Samuel Speer President, seal on left lower Horizontal format, black border, vignette :left top two gold company seal lower left , black, seal in foreground, Sutro Cliff House in background, sun burst over bay vignette river/valley scene plow on print above sun “Labor Omnia Vincit” (work conquers all),(Oklahoma’s right, horses and plow operator l-r, motto), two punch holes on left side, right top stamped “Property Of” haystack two trains one l-r and one r-l on right top, hand written 3-68552 Joseph Byrne Trust, reverse signed background. Not in Cox ref Est. $100- by named stock holder. No tears, tri-fold impressions, wrinkle mark at 150 HWAC# 81751 top. Printer: Le Count Bros S.F.. Not in Cox ref. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 81736 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 359

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Railroad Lot#5667 , Tacoma Eastern Lot#5671 , Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad Co stock (3) incorporated Railroad CO certificates (3) in the State of Washington, City of incorporated the State of Nevada Tacoma. The railroad was originally November 1909. Three stock started in 1890 by brothers John F. and certificates , all unissued. Printer: George E. Hart., a devastating mill fire American Bank Note Co, Phila. Cert. in 1892 almost doomed the Tacoma #115 for 1/5 share @ $20, common Eastern. John Bagley, court-appointed stock, brown border and background.. receiver during the bankruptcy Cert #84 for shares @ $100 per share, proceedings, took his savvy leadership common stock, green border and and saved the railroad and ensured background. Cert #119 for shares @ longterm stability and expansion. $100 per share of preferred shares, orange border and background. Certificate #530, unissued preferred stock @$100 per share, printed There are no vignettes, all in uncirculated condition. cox uu Est. $100- 190-, pink underprint, “PREFERRED” in red underprint, vignette 200 HWAC# 81730 passenger train #785 r-l on mountain pass. Cox ref u. Uncirculated condition. Printer” unidentified. Certificate #502, 3 shares preferred Lot#5672 , Tonopah andTidewater stock @$100 per share, issued to L.J. Pentecost 18 February, 1903 Company Stock incorporated in the signed Edward Cookingham, company seal lower left, transferred back State of Delaware July 19, 1904. it was to Cookingham March 12 1903, handwritten “cancelled 3/19/1903”, built to mainly haul borax railroad and pink underprint, “PREFERRED” in red underprint, vignette passenger was originally intended to run from train #785 r-l on mountain pass. Cox ref i, condition extremely fine. Tonopah, Nevada, to the tidewater at Printer unidentified. Certificate #2, 3 shares common stock @$100 San Diego, California, but never made per share, issued to L.J. Pentecost 18 February, 1903 signed Edward it to either on its own rails. Stock Cookingham, company seal lower left, transferred to The Colonial cert # A6 for 3 shares @ $100 ea. of Co. not dated , handwritten “cancelled July 18/06”, green underprint, “A” common stock issued to Harry “COMMON” in green underprint, vignette passenger train #785 r-l on W Davis on 21 July, 1908 signed by mountain pass. Cox ref i, condition extremely fine. Printer unidentified the president 9not legible, company seal to left, horizontal format, Est. $150-300 HWAC# 81738 rust colored border, sunburst, underprint, vignette: shield with cow “liberty and Independence” printed below, one man on right looking Lot#5668 , Texas, Sabine Valley and r-l with musket, one man on left looking l-r with a hoe, clipper ship in Northwestern Railway Co Bond incorporated background.. Printer: The Brown-Green CO 40 Beaver St, N.Y. Not on in the State of Texas October 3, 1887. The railroad cox ref. Condition has crease of tri-fold, small tear on top. Est. $500- was planned to connect Longview with Sabine 1500 HWAC# 81732 Lake in Jefferson County and with some point in Lamar County. Gold Bearer Bond #436 $1000 Lot#5673 , Transcontinental First Mortgage 5%, principal due July 1, 1938 Transportation and Mining Co issued 2 July, 1888 signed N.L. Easton President, stock incorporated in the State of company seal lower left. Vertical format, green Colorado. Certificated #4290 for border, “1000”underprint, vignette: bottom 10 shares of common stock @ $5 ea. small bond with female looking left due July issued to Henry Herbert Pain, 14, May, 1938, top: train passes telephone poles l-r, city 1906 signed P--- C. Vedlet President, in background, coupons attached w/9 missing. gold company seal lower left, , Folded in quarters, front quarter panel handwritten in red “cancelled”, sunburst underprint, green block all signatures have red line across, no tears, holes or stains. Printer: underprint, vignette passenger train American Bank Note Co N.Y cox ref ic Est. $100-200 HWAC# 81735 leaving tunnel l-r, orange Three Pence stamp, trifold creases, no tears or holes. dividend stamp on reverse. Lot#5669 , Texas, Saline Valley and issued stock not in Cox ref. Printer: W.H. Kistler Stationery Co Denver. Northwestern Ed LarchanRailway Co Bond Est. $100-200 HWAC# 81739 Incorporated in the State of Texas October 3, 1887. Gold Bearer bond # 483 General First Lot#5674 , Tucumcari and Memphis Mortgage, 5% issued 13 February 1893, due 1 Railway Co Stock/Bond incorporated in January, 1940 Ed Larchan President. company the Territory of New Mexico January 9th, seal to left. Vertical format, brown border, 1909. Rick Island operating under the name “1000” underprint center of bond, vignette: of Tucumcari and Memphis Railway from locomotive #37 leaving warehouse at wharf 1909 -1910 when Chicago, Rock Island l-r, factory, clipper ship background, bonds and El Paso Railway purchased it.Certificate attached ( all are there), folded in quarters, only #17 common stock for 1 share á$10 per 50 issued, bond quarter panel hand written share issued to W . Vanderpool 3 October, in red “cancelled” signed by V.President ( not 1918 signedM. Bell President, company readable ) all signatures have been crossed out in red. Printer: New seal lower left, cancelled January 16, York Bank Note Co. No tears, holes stains in Very Fine condition. Est. 1936, brown border/ brown underprint, $400-500 HWAC# 81734 no vignette generic certificate. Several hole punch across lower part, “CANCELLED” stamped three time across Lot#5670 , The Akron, Sterling & front. Cox ref ic Printer: Western Bank Note and Eng. Co Chicago Bond Northern Railroad Co. 1,000 shares #111 First mortgage Registered Gold Bond, $10,000, 6% issued to The of stock #3 owned by Edward Gillette, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Co. 1 April, 1909 signed B. issued January 26, 1904. Unlisted in Michell President, company seal lower center, green border. vignette: Cox. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 82213 allegorical figures flank passenger train l-r through depot, river in background. Horizontal format with punch cancels across bottom and diagonal lower center to upper right. Cox ref ic. NO tears, or stains fine condition. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 81740 360 October 2018

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Railroad Lot#5675 , Tulare and Giant Forest Railroad Co stock incorporated Lot#5679 , Washington and Oregon Electric Railway, Light and Power Co. stock incorporated in State of Washington. Certificate #228 for 50 shares common stock @ $100 per share, issued to Joseph B. Toplitz 15 Sept 1902, G. Millinam President, gold company seal lower left, black border, “SHARES $100 EACH”and bottom circle of eagle underprint gold, vignette: allegorical figure facing away and looking l-r, crease faint of tri-fold, some small “pin holes” in upper left corner. Printer: Glass & Prudhomme Printers Portland. Not in Cox ref. Est. Oct. 28. 1885 State of California. No printed certificate number, common $200-400 HWAC# 81743 stock @ $5 per share , payment of $20 and issued to Rufus Butterfield January 20, 1886 signed J.J. Martin Secretary, no signature for President. Brown horizontal format, vignette: top passenger train l-r, birds with twigs on top corners, bottom left fallen trees in small circle with large Lot#5680 , 1900’s Waterloo, Cedar pine and lumber mill background. not in Cox ref, crease of fold through Falls & Northern Railroad Stock center horizontally, with partial separation on right side. History noted Certificates 27 total certificates. that the registrar of Visalia reported to Washington the application of Three different styles of stock shares. 55 claims (160 acres per claim) to timber land above the marble fork of One set of 6 has no vignettes but has the Kaweah. These applicants were part of a socialistic group planning green trim and light green background, a Utopia in the wilderness. After filing they immediately formed The very good condition. All signed and Tulare and Giant Forest Railroad. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 81742 canceled via stamp. Second set of 17 certificates has a photo of a electric train #1 on the top of the certificate, Lot#5676 , Utah Idaho Central very good condition, also has a brown Railroad Co Bond incorporated in trim. All signed by the president (illegible) and secretary (illegible), 1918 State of Utah. Formation of some issued, and NOT canceled. Four certificates are signed and issued company was the result of Cache Valley Railroad being merged with and NOT canceled; all in very good condition; has a vignette of a Bald the Ogden, Logan and Idaho. Bond # D1554 for $500 20 year First and Eagle, with the US Capitol in the background, great shading and tone. Refunding Mortgage, 6% 20 yr bond due January 2, 1940. Set to be The Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway was originally created in issued 2 January, 1920, unsigned. no company seal, coupons attached the late 19th century as an interurban road to serve the Waterloo area. w/none missing Rust color, vertical format, vignette Three long inter- It rapidly grew, however, into one of Iowa’s largest such systems and is urban cars, platform in foreground, hill behind. Appears unissued. widely recognized for its development of carload interchange business Folded in quarter folds but appears in fine very fine shape. Printer : within the interurban industry. Prag Collection. Est. $120-200 HWAC# Security Bank Note Co Phila. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 81729 81054 Lot#5677 , Utah Idaho Central Lot#5681 , Weatherford, Mineral Wells and Railroad Co Stock incorporated State Northwestern Railway Co. bond incorporated of Delaware January 1 1918 from the in the State of Texas July 2, 1889 to build a line former Ogden, Logan & Idaho Railway. from Weatherford to Mineral Wells, twenty-five Stock Cert #294 for 37 shares common miles. Bond #0000, 5%, $1000, First Mortgage stock , issued to Eccles Investment gold bearer bond, 1 November 1902 due Co 8 April, 1919 signed Roger Eccles 1930. Vertical format, brown border, “1000” Secretary, no President signature, no underprint, “1000” lower left/right/upper company seal. Printer : Security Bank right corners, vignette upper left allegorical Note Co Phila. Black border, vignette: female w/wreath and caduceus “State of eagle looking r-l perched on shield, “industry” “1947” on shield with Texas” above, coupons attached at top (none bee hive, American flags on both sides of shield.,word “common in missing), bi-fold w faint creases of quad fold. underprint. iu Est. $50-100 HWAC# 81731 Printer: International Bank Note Co. New York. Condition extremely fine. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 81741 Lot#5678 , Walls Frogless Switch and Manufacturing Co Stock Lot#5682 , 1900’s West End Street incorporated in the State of Colorado. Railway Company Stock Certificates Cert. #836 for 50 shares of common 67 total certificates. 61 are all signed stock @ $1.00 per shares issued to by the president J.B. (?) and treasurer, C.E. Habiger 17 Feb, 1914 signed J.W/ illegible; all canceled; printed by Walls President, corp seal lower left, The American Bank Note Company; frog switch green underprint, vignette all brown trim. 6 certifcates are not of eagle perched, wings spread looking signed or issued; all in very good r-l train right side and train-ship- condition, some discoloration. Prag plant left side, unknown printer, Cox Collection. Est. $300-500 HWAC# ref iu Company held the patent on the electrical control and operation 80670 of the switch, which improved the operation switching on railroad. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 82751 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 361

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Railroad Lot#5683 , Western Oklahoma Railroad Co. stock incorporated in the Territory of Oklahoma. Certificate #1 for 5 shares of common stock @$50 per share, issued to J.W. McLous Dec 10,1900 , signed Manail Diomn (?) President, company seal bottom center,, black, plain generic certificate, upper left corner three Five cent “stamps” w/steamship vignette words “Five Cent United Stated Inter Revenue Documentary series of 1898. No vignette. No tears, holes or other markings. Cox ref iu Est. $50-150 HWAC# 81744 Lot#5690 , Wells Fargo & Co. Express Medal Obv.: From Over the Sea / pictorial map of central Europe; Rev.: Wells Fargo & Co. Express/ Lot#5684 , Western Railroad Western Division / Presented / By Jon J. Valentine/ President / For Library Five hardbound books on Faithful & Loyal / Service To The / Company During / Times of Pressure western rails. Feather River Canyon, / & Hardship. Br., rd., 44 mm. Jon J. Valentine served as president of Schmollinger, 1996; The Great Railroads of North America, Yenne, Wells Fargo Express Division from 1892 until his death in 1901. 1995; The Southern Pacific, Hofsommer, 1986; The 4300 4-8-2’s, Salvatore Falcone Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 79440 Church,1996; History of the Southern Pacific, Yenne, 1985. w/dust jackets Est. $100-150 HWAC# 81119 Lot#5685 , 1800’s Wichita Electric Lot#5691 , c. 1912 Wells Fargo Railway and Light Company Stock Express Receipt Book and Ephemera Partially used receipt Certificates 13 total certificates. book c. 1912, approx 5 x 9.5”, water Two are number 1 shares; 10 are in stained front cover. 4 pieces of period numerical order, #9-14 preferred WF ephemera. Est. $100-200 HWAC# stock & #12-15 common stock; all signed and issued by the president 80169 (?) and treasurer, G.A. Litchfield. Not listed in Cox. All in very good condition, very crisp paper. Prag Collection. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 80671 Lot#5686 , 1880’s Yates Avenue & Lot#5692 Boca, Flatbush Rail Road Company Stock California 1901 Boca, CA Hotel Cover Boca Certificates 28 Total Certificates. Hotel cover Aug 1, All signed and NOT canceled by 1901 to Mr. Jimmy the president and treasurer (both illegible). This rail company did not Lukens, Auburn CA. 2 cent Washington issue many stocks; also in very good stamp. Est. $80-120 condition very slight discoloration on the edges. Prag Collection. Est. $200- HWAC# 80172 400 HWAC# 80527 Lot#5687 Virginia City, Nevada Rare Virginia City, NV Postcard Lot#5693 , California 1867 California and Oregon Mail Line Waybills (3) Postcard of front of Wells Fargo office 3 waybills from Sacramento to Shasta, in Virginia City. Tacks hole, 2 torn corners, rough condition. Salvatore Falcone Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 81579 Red Bluff and other Western locales. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 80602 Lot#5688 , American Express and Co. Bank and Exchange A beautiful mirror sign of the American Express Co. and Exchange measuring 21 in. X 16 in. A sign advertising for the early American Express Co.. Nicely Lot#5694 , California Hunting/ framed and embossed with beautiful Fishing Licenses/Duck Stamps Over blue engraving style border. A great twenty hunting and fishing licenses addition to any den or office. Est. and duck stamps from throughout $150-250 HWAC# 55332 the 20th century. Salvatore Falcone Collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# Lot#5689 , Wells Fargo & Co. Brass 79429 Sealer Two and 5/8 inch tall brass sealing stamp. “Wells Fargo & Co. / Express / 1219 / Messenger” is the impression it leaves. Salvatore Falcone Collection. Est. $60-120 HWAC# 80546 362 October 2018

DAY 5 Monday, October 22nd Postal History Lot#5695 Genoa, Nevada Early Lot#5699 , Original Postal Cover Handwritten letter from Leather Mail Bag Black husband in Aurora to Nettie Robishaw leather mail bag with 2 back in Genoa, Douglas County telling her straps. Illegible lettering on to arrange for carpet for the house front. c. 1920-1940. Est. he’s purchased. Postmarked Aurora $50-80 HWAC# 80751 by Wells Fargo & Co. Express. Date on letter is May 186_? He must have forgotten what year it was at the time. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 81404 Lot#5696 Manhattan, Esmeralda, Nevada Manhattan Postal Group Lot of four postcards (three with Manhattan cancels). c1910. Black and white. 1) ‘View from Hillside’. “What do you think of Manhattan”. 2) ‘Main Street, Manhattan.’ From J Roy Mardis. 3) ‘Main Street.’ Another overview. 4) Lot#5700 , 2010 Spink Shreves One more overview of ‘Main Street.’ Galleries New York, The Floyd E. “my house” is listed one card. Est. $50-75 HWAC# 99528 Risvold Collection The Floyd E. Lot#5697 , 1900’s Scarce Risvold Collection: American Expansion and the Journey West. Spink Airmail Stamp Collection Shreves, 2010.This is a hardbound catalog set in three volumes held in a custom slip case. This sale was one of the most important postal history Approx. 51 full sheets of and manuscript sales of the 2010 era, with exceptionally important scarce airmail stamps. early western documents from nearly all the Western United States. The Very nice for the beginner/ sale itself exceeded millions of dollars. As such, it is a classic reference, intermediate collectors. and this is the expensive catalog set given to those who spent a lot of Includes:1) 100 U.S. Postage money. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 80665 Air Mail 6c Alexandria, Virginia, Bicentennial; 50 Lot#5701 , US Commemorative stamps, Lafayette, Ind. 7c Stamp Covers - Gold Collection 1958&’59; 100 stamps This interesting vinyl-covered of Air Mail 5c with WWII folio includes eight pages, each airplane; 6c Alexandria, displaying a First Day of Issue cover Bicentennial VG; 50 stamps with a 14-carat gold replica of the 6c 50th Anniversary U.S. US postage stamp on that cover. Air Force; 50, 10c Universal Postal Union, only to list a few. Lot is of Each page contains a description beautiful colors of blue, pink purple,multi color & more. Face Value “edited by Samuel A Tower, New is $210.00. 2) 14 full sheets of 4c stamps, multi color, Fort Duquense, York Times Stamp Editor and Oregon Statehood 1958 &’59 & more. Face value is $25.10; 3) Approx. Chairman of Calhoun’s Collectors 16 sheets of 3c stamps, & 5 sheets of 4c stamps from US-Japan &World Society philatelic advisory panel.” Refugee Year. Face Value $58.00. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 79149 The pages, in order of appearance, include: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., January 13, 1979 - Robert Kennedy, January 12, 1979 - International Year of the Child, February 15, 1979 - John Steinbeck, February 27, 1979 - Albert Einstein, March 4, 1979 - Pennsylvania Toleware, April 19, 1979 (first design) - Pennsylvania Toleware, April 19, 1979 (second design) - Pennsylvania Toleware, April 19, 1979 (third design) - The set includes a Certificate of Authenticity from Calhoun’s Collectors Society, Inc. indicating this is Edition Number 000212.H2883 This is from the liquidation of Northwest Territorial Mint. Est. $150- 250 HWAC# 79558 Lot#5698 , James Reed (Donner Party) Postal Cover Postal cover sent to James Frazer Reed, the original Captain of the ill fated Donner Party. He settled in San Jose after leading several rescue parties in the Lot#5702 , Worldwide Stamp and Sierras from Fort Sutter. Stamp attached with wax, Scott #10. Reed was Cover Collection Over 1000 stamps land owner in San Jose and had a successful political career including and covers from c. 1880 to modern. Chief of Police. (1849). Salvatore Falcone Collection. Est. $100-200 UN, Poland, US Airmail, Harris Album and more. A nice way to start or HWAC# 78571 enhance a basic collection. Est. $80-120 HWAC# 80836 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 363

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