May auction catalog

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Military / WWII Lot# 3077 1970 WWII U.S. Combat Aircraft Lot# 3084 San Francisco, California 1955 Action Prints (6) Art by J.B. Deneen - Published Military Aircraft & Ship Photographs A group by Echelon Co., 1970: 1) North American P-51 of unique photographs taken by Tony Addiego “Mustang” of the 335th Fighter Squadron of The Mission Pictorialists Camera Club of downs an Me 109 over Europe; 2) Spring San Francisco. Six of the pieces measure 16”x 1945, B-29 Superforts make a daylight incendiary raid on Osaka; 3) 20” while there are three 8”x 10”s all in black Lockheed P-38 “Lightning” of the 5th Air Force Jumps a Japanese Zero and white. The small photos show an aircraft on takeoff; 4) SBD “Dauntless” dive bomber starts its run on an enemy carrier in San Francisco Bay and the tail section of a large bomber. The carrier; 5) Republic P-47 “Thunderbolt” in invasion markings Scores larger photos are more of the same, including scenes shot from the on a Luftwaffe home defense Fw 190; 6) Carrier based F6F “Hellcat” piers of San Francisco of the carrier and photos of crowds viewing the fighter scores against a Mitsubishi Navy “Zero.” (All prints using bombers at what appears to by Crissy Field. All are mounted on thick quality stock measure 19”H x 22”W.) Est. $150-250 HWAC# 131690 poster board and in nice shape. Please see photos for more detail and condition. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 110174 Lot# 3078 WWII U.S. Combat Planes (3 Sets) Set #1: The Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Co. Lot# 3085 California Marine Corp. Recruit -Planes pictured are Liberator B-24, Liberator Depot San Diego Yearbooks This is a Express, Coronado, Catalina PBY, Valiant collection of Marine Corp. yearbooks from Trainer & Stinson Sentinel (14 1/2” H x 17” the Recruit Depot in San Diego between W.). Set #2: The Military Book Club - Artist Ed 1971 and 1977. They include: 3rd Battalion Valigursky - B-17 Flying Fortress P-47 Thunderbolt, B-24 Liberator, Platoon 3001, 1971; 1st B.P. 1077, 1973; 2nd P-38 Lightning - (20” W x 16” H). Set #3: Composite formation of B-24 B.P. 2074, 1973; 2nd B.P. 2137, 1974; 2nd B.P. Liberator from the 20th Combat Wing of the 8th AF, based in East 2066, 1974; 1st B.P. 1028, 1975; 2nd B.P. 2021, Anglia, England - 8th AF Liberators of the 2nd Combat Wing over Old 1975; 3rd B.P. 3080; 3rd B.P. 2074, 1976; 1st Buckham, England - (19” H x 24” W). Est. $80-160 HWAC# 131692 B.P. 1090, 1977; 2nd B. P. 2076, 1977; 3rd B.P. 3106, 1977. There are two wool blankets; one is Marine issue green Lot# 3079 German WWII Propaganda at 58 in. X 72 in. fair condition; and one U.S. Navy issue at 42 in. X 72 Posters 1939-40 (2) - Repro Two lithographed in. white with a navy stripe in good condition. Est. $100-160 HWAC# posters from 1939-1940. The text of one reads, 132210 “Der Angriff- Im Schwerpunkt der Schlacht Sturmt unwiderstehlich die waffen” roughly Lot# 3086 Honolulu, Hawaii 1938 Letter translates to The Attack In the Center of the & Cover From Sailor on U.S.S. Arizona A Slaughter Storms Irresistable The Weapons. letter home written by a sailor stationed on The other poster reads, “Reichsparteitag the battleship U.S.S. Arizona. This letter is Nurnberg”. Condition is above average. Please view images. Est. $200- postmarked May 29, 1938, about three years 400 HWAC# 135536 before the ship was a casualty of the attack on Pearl Harbor. It’s written by a Robert Nutt, Lot# 3080 WWII Patches, Pins and Medals who Navy records do not show as being a Large collection of World War II memorabilia. crewmember on that fateful Sunday morning. Please see photos for Patches, epaulets, buttons, a Navy belt more detail and condition. Est. $50-70 HWAC# 131961 buckle. Ten medals including: 1945 Army of Occupation; 1941-1945 Freedom; Asiatic Lot# 3087 Lakehurst, New Jersey 1924 USS Pacific Campaign; American Campaign; Gold Los Angeles Transatlantic Flight Print A Star; Good Conduct medal and others. Est. print commemorating the Transatlantic flight $100-300 HWAC# 135426 of the USS Los Angeles (ZR-3) on October 12- 15, 1924. The print shows the massive airship Lot# 3081 c1945 WWII Souvenir Lighter above the city of New York. It measures 19”x / Cigarette Case “Memory of Japan” Dark 14” and taken from a painting by Hans Meyer- brown enamel made to look like animal Kassel, a German artist who immigrated to print with Japanese Labelled illustration and Nevada and settled in Genoa, in the Carson Valley. (This is all courtesy “Memory of Japan”. Est. $100-200 HWAC# of Jack Bacon’s 2018 book on Kassel published with The Nevada 133760 Museum of Art Reno, Nevada) There is water damage that I think adds to the age of the print. It’s a nice art piece. Please see photos for more Lot# 3082 1940’s-1970’s Post WWII detail and condition. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 121716 Ephemera A nice collection of papers, maps, booklets and other ephemera of a military Lot# 3088 Gallup, New Mexico 1881 Roster nature. Included are navigator star chart of Soldiers at Fort Wingate 1881 This is the booklets issued by Mather AFB in California, Muster and Payroll listing for soldiers, enlisted Map & Aerial Photograph Reading, Parachute and officers at Fort Wingate in the New Mexico Sense and other pieces of military literature. Territory. It also shows the various journeys Please see photos for more detail and condition. Est. $200-300 HWAC# taken by this Indian War era regiment, noting 131603 distances and time periods to complete those journeys. it’s a very carefully written account showing that back in the Lot# 3083 Fort Grant, Arizona 1875 Fort day, a fully equipped army could cover 100 miles across the Arizona Grant Arizona Territory Photos Lot includes desert in a mere 15 days. Also included with this historic document is cabinet card photo (5.5”x 8.5”) of officers and a 4.5”x 6.5” photo of an enlisted man, marked Evans, Photo, Las Vegas, their wives posing on bridge over Mineral N.M. A very unique and thorough look at the period during the Indian Creek, near Fort Grant in the Arizona Territory. Wars. Please see photos for more detail and condition. Est. $400-600 Also a cabinet card (6.5”x 4”) photo marked HWAC# 127623 Albert J. Kovarik in 1890’s era military uniform. Also included is a letter dated March 5, 1875, informing Camp Grant that their ration vouchers will be increased in both beef and mutton. Please see photos for more detail and condition. Est. $300-400 HWAC# 131985 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 149

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Military Lot# 3094 1898- 1948 Jane’s Fighting Lot# 3089 New York City, New York 1932 An Ships, Various Years, Old Soldier’s Letter to the Editor This is a 8 Volumes Jane’s six page handwritten letter from Fred J. Rivers Fighting Ships, the to the editor at the New York Herald Tribune Mrs. William Brown classic reference for Meloney (Marie Mattingly Meloney) In 1927, Meloney was editor of military equipment. the Sunday magazine of the New York Herald Tribune and Rivers, a This lot includes 1898 veteran of the U.S. Army sent his story as a member of the military (a modern reprint through The Indian Wars, as well as The Spanish American War. He of the first edition of writes of his service under leaders like General Henry W. Lawton. this series), 1906- Later he mentions Generals Wheeler, Shafter and McArthur. The letter 1907, 1919 (modern is written in a flowing narrative that is easy to follow and understand. reprint, two copies) A nice piece of military history. Please see photos for more detail and 1940, 1944-45, 1946- condition. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 131621 47, 1947-48. All are in good condition, though some have a loose page or two at the front. Beautifully illustrated, all are approximately 13 Lot# 3090 Fort Griffin, Texas November 6, x 8 inches. Reprints had original paper dust covers. Est. $600-1500 1876 1876 Fort Griffin Soldier’s Sick Leave HWAC# 108746 Authorization Hand signed authorization for sick leave and pay issued to Captain John Vader Lot# 3095 Soviet Union Era Medals, Badges, Wiele stained at Fort Griffin in West Texas. He and Patches This lot contains 25 Soviet Union is allowed leave from November 1-30 and will ribbon and medals, badges, and army patches. receive a month’s salary $200, based on his $2400 annual salary. Fort One ribbon is a star with a white background Griffin was along the cattle trail that would eventually lead to Dodge dated 1944. The lot also has two cap badges. City, Ks and was put in place to guard against raids for the nearby Please see photos for details. Salvatore Falcone Kiowa and Comanche tribes. It also served as a pass through for such Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132508 famous western personalities as Wyatt Earp, Doc Holiday, Pat Garret and others. An interesting and unique Old West collector item. Please Lot# 3096 1900’s Strait Jacket This is an item see photos for more detail and condition. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 131622 that should be in everyone’s family, a strait jacket. This is a smaller size, perhaps for a Lot# 3091 Washington, D.C. 1876-1877 female subject. The fact that the directions are printed on the heavy Secretary of War Report & Custer Battlefield canvas piece of wardrobe, insures ease of use. It’s in pretty good shape Litho Interesting and unique duo of Custer and ready for use. Please see photos for more detail and condition. Est. related items. First we have a lithograph done $80-150 HWAC# 131971 by Laton Huffman in 1913, showing Cheyenne Chief Two Moons visiting the site on the Lot# 3097 U.S. Naval Training Manuals (3) 25th Anniversary of the battle. The framed piece measures 16”x 13 1) The Bluejacket’s Manual, 1944, (12th Ed.,) and is ready for display. The accompanying book is “The Report of by the U.S. Naval Institute, Annapolis, Md, - (5” the Secretary of War (J.D Cameron)” the second session of the 44th x 8” HB, 585 pgs.); 2) The Bluejacket’s Manual, Congress. This publication includes the report on the Battle of Little 1950, (14th Ed.) by the U.S. Naval Institute, Bighorn in June of 1876. It also has some great picture plates of military Annapolis, Md., (5” x 8”, HB, 828 pgs.); 3) uniforms of the time. As this book is over 150 years old, it does have Seaman Naval Training Courses, 1952, by Bureau of Naval Personnel condition issues, but is still very collectable and readable. Please see (NAVPERS 10120-B) - (5” x 8” SC, 229 pgs.) Est. $50-100 HWAC# photos for more detail and condition. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 131615 131691 Lot# 3092 A Photo Journal of Army Activity Lot# 3098 Daughters of the American 1899 in Cuba, Hawaii, Philippines and Porto Revolution Medal dated 1910 This is a DAR Rico This lot has a photo journal of US Army medal commemorating the 44th International activities around the world in 1899. Area of Encampment of the Daughters of the American interest are: Cuba, Hawaii, the Philippines and revolution in Atlantic City, N.J. September 19-24, Porto Rico. The lot also includes postcards 1910, only 15 ribbons are known. The ribbon is in of Civil War Gettysburg Cycloramas in the fair condition while the medal is intact. The 1910 National Monument. Salvatore Falcone Collection date is significant for the DAR which constructed Est. $60-100 HWAC# 132860 their meeting room from the wood retrieved from the British battleship Augusta sunk in the Delaware Lot# 3093 Army Recruiter Badges and Pins River in 1777, during the Revolutionary War. The This is a lot of five (5) badges; brass Army room first opened for meetings in 1910. Est. $300- Recruiter badges with three brass stars, Army 600 HWAC# 132230 National Guard Recruiter marked L.S. GI on the back, an eagle with arrows and olive branch Lot# 3099 Military Awards, Decorations, pin, U.S. Army Recruiter badge in silver oxide Badges etc. Lot of 45 military awards and with three brass stars, one eagle pin marked on decorations, Navy uniform buttons, ROTC and back with Krew for GL5. Est. $100-200 HWAC# artillery badges, Airborne patch and more. See photo for more details. Est. $50-70 HWAC# 132227 135313 150 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Military Lot# 3100 Military Memorabilia, large Lot# 3105 Thrilling Experiences in the War set Large collection of military and airplane in South Africa Thrilling Experiences in the related memorabilia. Includes the Crescent War in South Africa. Edited by Marshall Evertt, Color Guide to Military Aircraft by Michael The Greatest Writer the World Has Ever Known. Taylor; pistol, rifle, and carbine Army Field Includes Thrilling Stories of Bravery, Exciting Manuals; two American Red Cross First Aid Personal Experiences and Descriptions of Textbooks; the Official Guide to the Army Air Desperate Battle. Has very historical photos. Forces Special Edition for AAF Organizations (380 pages); National Oblong hardcover, 12.5 x 9.6 inches, has olive Geographic reprint of December 1953 on the future of Aviation; cloth-covered boards. Condition fair. Pages 306. Est. $100-150 HWAC# magazine clipping of Nuclear Attack and Industrial Survival; Army Housewife sewing kit in green khaki cloth bag; two photographs of 132830 young men in uniform; US Army cloth patch; Aviation Stamp Classics issues for Amelia Earheart and The Dashing Brazilian; 1984 Iwo Jima Lot# 3106 Geo. Washington Portrait and 3-cent stamp presentation card; and about a dozen photographs and Facsimile Letter Framed portrait of George prints of various aircraft from airships to jet planes. Most poignant is Washington mounted beside a facsimile of a a 1950 Western Union telegram from Washington DC informing of the letter to the Earl of Buchan on the principle that death of PFC Glen Willard Skaggs, a Marine in Korea along with the should guide the United States in connection handwritten reaction of a relative at the one-year delay in the return of with foreign politics, on the new city of the body to the US. See photos for representative sampling of the items Washington, etc.; Philadelphia, 22 Apr., 1793. in the lot. Est. $80-120 HWAC# 135557 Professionally mounted, matted, and framed in faux marble-textured wood and glass, all in Lot# 3101 1980’s United States Air Force very good condition. Overall size is approx. 29-3/4 x 25-3/4 inches. B-1 Bomber B-1 Division Rockwell Desk See photos for content details. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 125197 Model U.S. Air Force B-1 Bomber, Long Range Combat Aircraft- Rockwell International. North Lot# 3107 President James American Aircraft Operations. Includes stand. Desk model. Few scratches, no cracks. About Buchanan Autographed 16” by 9”. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 133812 Document, 1860 Signed Lot# 3102 1980s USAF/Grumman General Dynamics Model Plane Display Model USAF/ Land Patent by Buchanan Grumman EF-111A, Tactical Jamming System, model made by Precise Models. Display comes for land given to a Mexican with stand. Stand has sliver plate inscription EF-111A, Tactical Jamming System, USA/ War veteran, John Fulton, GRUMMAN. No cracks. Few scratches here and there. 10.5” inches long, about 5.5 inches a seaman on the USS width. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 133811 Constitution. Property Lot# 3103 Personal Memoirs of General W. T. Sherman written by Himself This volume near Junction City, Kansas. of General W. T. Sherman’s adventures was published in 1891, fourth edition, copyrighted Reverse stain from seal in by Charles B. Hall. It includes the advertisement for the portrait of W. T. as well. The introduction signature, another stain at includes one of the best portraits of him ever published. This addition includes 171 pages of California history ancient tape repair at right. 10 x 15” Est. $800-2000 HWAC# 125233 and his adventures there. Total 470 pages a must-read for General Sherman followers. Good condition handle with care. Salvatore Falcone Lot# 3108 1890’s U.S. Grant Portrait Collection Est. $120-170 HWAC# 132934 Portrait of Ulysses S. Grant believed to have been done by Frederick Meserve from a Lot# 3104 1900’s Military Use Maps (3) Brady negative, This is excellent, but fragile A group of three maps used by military condition. Oval print, in plastic protective service personnel. 1. Military map of the U.S. sleeve. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 129931 published by Union Pacific Railroad. It shows military airfields and bases for each state Lot# 3109 Mt. McGregor, New York 1885 circa 1944. The 4”x 9” pamphlet opens to 18”x General Grant & Family Photo Card Photo 32”. 2. Defense Map of America, Produced by card showing General, later President U.S. Greyhound Bus Lines and shows all camps & bases served by the Grant and his family posing on the front porch company. The 4”x 9” pamphlet opens to 18”x 24”. 3. Servicemen’s map of their home in Mt. McGregor, New York in of U.S. along with insignia guide of the armed forces. 5.5”x 7” pamphlet 1885. Also included is what appears to be a opens to 14”x 22”. Please see photos for more detail and condition. Est. campaign ribbon quoting Grant during the $70-140 HWAC# 131672 battle of Vicksburg, “I will fight it out on this line.” Please see photos for more detail and condition, Est. $300-500 HWAC# 131620 Lot# 3110 President McKinley Stereo-view Collection Lot of 20. Includes portraits of Mr. and Mrs. McKinley, President McKinley’s address at the Pan American Exposition, McKinley in the White House, Cardinal Gibbons benediction at the McKinley / Dewey sword presentation, McKinley and Cabinet and Laying McKinley to rest. Mostly Underwood and Underwood, with some Jarvis, Keystone and Kilburn. One is hand colored. Duplicates. Ken Prag Collection Est. $200-400 HWAC# 123213 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 151

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Political Lot# 3111 1920 Harding/Coolidge Political Lot# 3118 California 1950’s Nixon Ephemera. Ads Lot of 3. Two framed and one not newspaper Lot of 40 plus. Papers, letters proposals and ads for Harding/Coolidge Presidential ticket. regarding Richard Nixon for Senator running One article is from The Farm Journal (framed) against Congrasswoman Douglas during the and One from the Gentlewoman (framed, 1950’s. Pamphlet handouts, Statements from broken glass) and one from The Gentlewoman meetings and and notes regarding his stance not framed. Good condition, shows age. Est. on many issues in discussions with opposing $150-250 HWAC# 129897 sides. Letters of support. Historical background on RIchard Nixon during his actual campaign for senator. Included Lot# 3112 Franklin Roosevelt Campaign Fortnight Magazine May 1950 and a Christmas card from the Nixons. Bottle Opener Flat steel bottle opener Est. $100-200 HWAC# 129909 embossed with a stylized donkey and the words / TAKE OFF YOUR CAP TO ROOSEVELT Lot# 3119 Washington, D.C. 1961-73 // HE KEPT / HIS / PROMISE /. About 2.75 x Presidential Ephemera Lot of 3. Envelopes, 1.25 inches. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 133745 two from the White House one which contains a business card with Richard Nixon signature Lot# 3113 Washington, D.C. T.L.S. by J. Edgar and the other with Patricia Nixon signature. Hoover of the F.B.I.- 1957 Typewritten letter to Postmarked 11972-73. The third envelope the Attorney General of Montana in 1957 discussing has letter from and signe by Eleanor Roosevelt the success of their Law Enforcement conference dated 1961 with and enclosed US stamp of her in Montana. Nice clear signature from the famous J. image Est. $200-300 HWAC# 129891 Edgar Hoover. View photos for closeup. Est. $200- 400 HWAC# 111872 Lot# 3120 Sacramento/San Jose, California 1963 Kennedy Assassination Newspapers Lot# 3114 Photo of Lou Hoover (Herbert’s Newspapers from 1963, reporting on the death Wife) Autographed Black and white photo of President John Kennedy, as well as an early edition of the San Jose of Lou Hoover, the wife of American president Mercury Herald, reporting on battles during The Great War. There is Herbert Hoover, with a personalized note the usual yellowing and tears for papers this age. Please see photos for written to Aunt laura Belle and signed by Mrs. more detail and condition. Est. $80-100 HWAC# 131970 Hoover. Approx 13-1/2 x 10-1/2 inches. At some time in the past, this photo was folded, Lot# 3121 1950’s Presidential Collectibles and a two-inch tear developed in the crease at Lot of 16 . 1. Three packs of cigarettes w/ the top. A small 1/2-inch tear appears at the presidential seal and still sealed. 2.Three bottom. It appears to have once been mounted Newspaper’s covering Eisenhower election into an album along the left edge. Photographer’s imprint in the scene and inauguration: Los Angeles tImes 1952 & is Underwood & Underwood. Fred Holabird Collection Est. $300-500 53, Dailey News Tribune 1953 (Fullerton). 3. HWAC# 124604 Challenge coin, 38mm, mirror background w/ eagle center bronze color Vice President of the United States. Reverse Lot# 3115 1949 Bronze Medal of the Truman signed Spiro T. Agnew in black presentation case. 4. Two Bicentennial Inauguration 51 mm bronze inaugural medal Commem. Medals: American Revolution Commem. Medal George w/raised bust of Harry S. Truman on Obverse. Washington Obverse/Sons of Liberty Reverse in original mailing No obvious scratches or markings. Excellent packet. 2nd medal w/Samual Adams and Patrick Henry Obverse/ cond. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 129916 reverse handing a mounted express rider a letter to the colonies in origianal mailing packet. 5. Six presidential pamphlets of Lincoln, Gettysburg Adress, Proclamation. Thomas Jefferson and booklet of presidents. White House key cahin Est. $150-200 HWAC# 129919 Lot# 3116 1957 Autographed Official Lot# 3122 Autographed Photograph of Program of Eisenhower Inauguration President Ford Color photograph, 5 x 7 In original postal cover dated January 21, on a 8 x 10 mat of President Gerald R. Ford 1957, the official program of the inaugural inscribed: To Greg Hardisty / Wish Best ceremonies inducting into Office Dwight D. wishes,/ Gerald R. Ford. Salvatore Falcone Eisenhower President of the United State Richard M. Nixon Vice President. Autographed: “For Richard P. Rudy with best wishes Dwight Collection Est. $260-400 HWAC# 132076 D. Eisenhower.” Ken Prag Collection Est. $300-500 HWAC# 132073 Lot# 3117 Richard Nixon Autograph On a program for the Republican Centennial Dinner, June 26, Lot# 3123 President Gerald Ford Signed Photograph This is an 8 in. X 10 in. signed 1954 at Milwaukee photograph of President Gerald Ford. An Official White House press release photo from 1974. Auditorium Richard Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $250-400 HWAC# Nixon autographed 132849 for a follower. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $300-400 HWAC# 132085 152 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Political Lot# 3124 California 1896- 1920’s Mounted Lot# 3130 Carson City, President Photos Lot of 3. Three mounted photos of U.S. Presidents. 1. Dated 1896, William Nevada Congressional McKinley and wife. 2. 1909, Howard Taft and wife. 3. Phot of hotel viranda, possibly with Pres Sign (4) Lot of 4 Warren Harding standing just left of the stars of the flag. Written on back (Found in Monterey signs. “Jim Slattery 1957”. Titled. “ The Viranda, referenced to President. No other identification. Est. $200- Republican For 400 HWAC# 129915 Congress” with green Lot# 3125 Presidential & Political Autograph Collection Lot of eight postal letters on a white board. covers signed by politicians: Sen. Edmund Muskie; Fiorella LaGuardia; Ronald Reagan; J. Writing on both sides. Edgar Hoover; Henry Kissinger; Potter Stewart (Supreme Court Justice); Lyndon B. Johnson; 36”x16” Date unknown. Hugo Black & John H. Bankhead, Alabama senators. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $600-1200 HWAC# 132087 James Slattery was as a state senator from Nevada during 1954-1970. Lot# 3126 1881-1970’s Presidential Slattery was a member of Committee on Rules and Order of Business. Ephemera Collection Lot of 12. Spanning decades of presidential newspapers, photos, James was 78 when he died. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 132460 books. Includes Book on McKinley and Hobart by Byron Andreas. Ad “Win With Wilkie, VOte Lot# 3131 Nevada 1900s Government & Republican”, framed photo of Truman w/wife Political Publications Lot of 7. 1)Political on train observation platform endorsing Stevenso. B/W drawings f History of Nevada, 1948 – 2) Nevada State Grant and Garfield, The Address by Pres Wilson 1918 Germany signing Agencies 1964 – 3) Mint Mark “CC”, 1972 armistice.!981 inaugural proogram. Newspapers: Lyndon Johnson, – 4) Nevada, an Exhibition, 1965 – 5) Natural Dewey, Wilkie, and an 1881 “The Press” on Garfields death. Shoulder Resources of Nevada, 1964 – 6) Nevada patch Brn/Silver “McKinley” Est. $200-400 HWAC# 131478 Secretary of State Biennial Reports (2), 1909- 1910, 1911-1912. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 131884 Lot# 3127 Presidents Commemorative Silver Spoon Collection US President Lot# 3132 H. L. Hunt Autographed Letter collection in original box complete, 11.5” x Trying to Safeguard our Republic in 1969 Texas 15.5,” silver plate, 35 different spoons in perfect condition, never oilman Haroldson Lafayette Hunt signed this removed from original box. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $150-300 letter concerning patriotic media with patriotic HWAC# 132988 messages. Fascinating piece of American political history. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $200-300 Lot# 3128 Sacramento, California 1863 HWAC# 132083 Invitation to 1863 Gubernatorial Inauguration This is a rare invitation to Lot# 3133 1969-1975 40 Political Letters the inauguration of the ninth governor of from 1969-1975: Including Stevenson, California, Frederick Low. The event took Goldwater, Thurman, Nixon, etc. This is place on December 10, 1863. Low succeeded a collection of 40 pieces of correspondence Leland Stanford. There is a list of the Executive from important people of the day in reply to Committee, which includes Bank of California Mr. (Major) Roger Baker to address issues Co-Founder W.C. Ralston, and several guys who he has written about. Each has the signature ended up having their names put on streets in of the person writing. Find sevenson defending his position on No- San Francisco. The invite appears to be issued Fault insurance. Fulbright talking about Israel relations. Thurmond on to HF. Carrow (sp?). Please see photos for more retired military receiving pay while serving in Congress, Goldwater on detail and condition. Est. $150-200 HWAC# the same. A long letter from Edward Kennedy and the importance of 131626 this year’s election. One of our favorites is a complaint letter about Howard Cosell to Roone Aldridge. All have been transcribed. With so Lot# 3129 Denver, Colorado 1916 many signatures, we were not able to check each one to see if they Colorado Political Photos An 18”x were not signed. We believe most are. Still it is a fun little group. A 21” framed photo gallery of the 21st COMPLETE LIST OF POLITICAL LETTERS IS INCLUDED ONLINE. General Assembly of Colorado in 1917. 22 OTHER INTERESTING LETTERS NOT LISTED INCLUDE RUNE Also included is a 9”x 12” photo of the ALDRIDGE, NEWSWEEK, LIFE, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, assembly in session as well as a 22”x AMERICAN FLYERS AIRLINE, KNOX COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF 18” framed and matted copy of the ILLINOIS, ETC. Est. $375-2000 HWAC# 104505 election certificate for newly elected house member Charles A. Foster. All Lot# 3134 1940-50’s Political Ephemera pieces are in good condition and ready Lot of 60 plus items in four separate to hang. See photos for more detail and envelopes. Large collection of political condition. Est. $200-250 HWAC# 122863 brochures, speeches, facts for speeches, list of congressional appointees, local elections for sheriffs and others. Lots of info in Calif. Republican politics during the 1940-50’s. Too much to name it all, of interest is a pamphlet “Behinf the 8 ball Law” by Welburn Mayock on how the Calif. politicians have lied to control the state gov’t (19470, booklet by Herbert Hoover on the character of the Republican Party. Leroy Lyons run for Assemly, quotes by Senators and President regarding the Korean wat. Est. $200-500 HWAC# 129924 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 153

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Cowboy Lot# 3135 Est 1865 Syd Hill & Sons Western Saddle Lot# 3139 1900’s Hobbles & This is a Syd Hill & Sons Australian hybrid saddle Other Horse Stuff A pair of with a 15” seat, a 3” cantle and roping horn. It has its leather and wood bow stirrups, underlining intact and all the tie strings. There are also two cowbells and a set of hobbles irons that are in good condition. There is use and some make up thiis cowboy themed of the leather can use a little conditioning, but this is a lot. Stirrups are made of wood, working saddle and crafted by a company that’s been in with a heavy leather bottom. business since 1865. So, they know a thing or two about Bells are both of a smaller size, saddle making. Please see photos for more detail and about 4” high. Hobbles are made condition. Ben-Tchavtchavadze Collection of Ontario, Canada with two leather belts and a Est. $300-500 HWAC# 122824 heavy duty connecting chain. All pieces appear to need just some cleaning and can be used for their Lot# 3136 San Jose, California stated purpose or for decoration. Please see photos for more detail 1880 H. Messing & Son Vintage and condition. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 131846 Saddle A fine, rare and pretty well preserved 1880 western Lot# 3140 Four Strand Rawhide Riata A cowboy saddle by John Henry beautifully handcrafted rawhide riata. This Messing (1824-1902) & Sons of Mexican style lariat is about 40’ in length and San Jose California. The working about .25” in diameter. This is in really great saddle is complete with all of its and usable condition. It’s ready for use or riggings including the fenders, decoration. Please see photos for detail and skirts and stirrups. Maker condition. Date: Country (if not USA): State: marked near the pommel and City: Provenance: Est. $600-1200 HWAC# on the cantle. Fully tooled in 125976 the California Poppy or Spanish Colonial style. The seat jockey, Lot# 3141 Dayton, Nevada 1994 Cowboy fenders and skirt are fully Poetry Event Posters 2 Original Posters from tooled (Fading a bit with age) the 3rd Annual Dayton Cowboy Poetry Event. with beautiful Poppy patterns Event Poster is hand-colored with crayon, as is most of the rigging straps. numbered 14/100 in pencil on bottom left and The horn leather is still intact. The saddle still has its original tooled signed “T. Zachry” in pencil on bottom right. leather conchos and some of its original rawhide ties. The saddle tree Zachry is also listed as one of the poets. Event appears solid. The seat measures 15”, the cantle is about 6” high. The features Buck Ramsey. wool padding is gone. This saddle remains in its original condition and doesn’t appear to have been re-worked. A super great saddle for Handwritten on top of black and white poster reads, “Mason Valley display and a rare piece of Western Americana from the height of the News / Leader Courier March 23, 1994”. Both Posters measure 11” Cowboy period by a premier California maker. Messing was a German x 17” In 1985 the first Cowboy Poetry Gathering was organized by immigrant born in 1824 in Prussia. Messing originally settled in San a team of folklorists and local cowboy poets including Hal Cannon, Jose and operated a tannery in Santa Clara before buying a saddlery Waddie Mitchell and William “Bert” Wilson, AKA “The Father of business. His sons joined the business as they got old enough and it Mormon Folklore” and funded by the National Endowment for the was renamed to Messing and Sons around 1884. Messing and Sons Arts. Since that time the gathering has achieved national notice and was one of the first companies to craft and sell saddles, bits and spurs hosts thousands of cowboy poets & singers, folklorists, ranchers, to a wide audience in the 1800s. Please see photos for more detail and speakers, and visitors each year. The name of the Cowboy Poetry condition. Date: 1880 Country (if not USA): State: California City: San Gathering changed to The National Cowboy Poetry Gathering during Jose Provenance: Est. $2000-3000 HWAC# 125777 2000-2001. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 133754 Lot# 3137 Horseman’s Saddlery Accessories Lot# 3142 Toano, Nevada Oasis Ranch Company This lot of horseman’s accessories includes a Large Business Card - Very Rare! Oasis Ranch beautiful green suede leather set of chaps with Company, Growers of Cattle, Sheep, and Horses. about 32 in. -34 in. inseam currently made at Toana, Nevada. E.C. Hardy, President and Manager, about 36 in. waist but can be opened up for a H.K. Lyon, Secretary, A. E. Kingsbury, Treasurer. larger frame by re-lacing the leather back belt, Picture of Cow and Horse on front. See images. lightly used. There are 7 types of spurs with Card printed by Fantagraph Co. Bloomington, varied sizes of rowels, two sets are ladies knob spurs. One set of spur Illinois. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 132254 leather straps, one horse brush, four sets of bits and one two-piece snaffle bit. There is pair of 5 in. stirrups, two cinch straps, and one Lot# 3143 Tacoma, Washington A.F. Hoska short set of reins at 32 in. A lariat rope and varied leather accessories. Harness Maker Horse Tie, 1880s Unique Please see photos for details. Ben-Tchavtchavadze Collection of Ontario, 1880s horse tie for this well known harness and Canada Est. $200-400 HWAC# 129684 saddle maker in Tacoma. About 7”octagonal, 2” thick, about 15+ pounds! Embossed lettering Lot# 3138 Vintage Leather Saddlebags on the top. Place to tie the horse rope or reigns This is a vintage leather saddlebag pair that in the top middle. Very Rare. Est. $800-1200 may have been used on a horse of vintage HWAC# 127057 motorcycle. Commercially made without a hallmark and machine stitched. 11 in. X 11 in. X 3 in. Well used and dry leather. It may fit a hard-tail designed frame motorcycle. Est. $60-120 HWAC# 132506 154 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Cowboy Lot# 3144 Antique Barbed Wire Collection Lot# 3148 c1875 Buffalo Bill Original Carte De This is a lot of antique barbed wire. Over 40 Visite (CDV) Original William “Buffalo Bill” Cody CDV pieces in all, about 20 in. long, some from the measures 2-3/8” x 3-15/16”. Sepia toned. Bill Cody 1870’s. Some of the recognized styles are: is dressed in a suit and fancy cravat, his long hair s-barb, Allis diamond rib buckthorn, single brushed back from his face. Another CDV believed strand wrap, Allis buckthorn, greenbrier, Dodge & Washburn 4 point, to be taken at the same time, featuring Cody in the Kelly Thorny two-strand, Ellis Large Tooth sawtooth ribbon, Ellis same entire, is known to be taken by Gurney & Son. ribbon, Kittelson half-hitch, Brinkenhoff ribbon, Scutt’s MW wire, No photographer is noted on this CDV, although it is a twist ribbon, a twisted -link unknown maker, to name a few. Some labelled on bottom of card in black type “Buffalo Bill.” duplications. Please see photos for details. Est. $100-200 HWAC# Early picture of Bill Cody. Est. $500-1500 HWAC# 132211 132255 Lot# 3145 1903 & 1936 Cowboy Poetry Lot# 3149 Philadelphia, Books Lot of 2 A pair of vintage cowboy publications from the early 20th century. First, Pennsylvania 1800’s Kit we have Rhymes From a Round Up Camp, by Wallace David Coburn. This 137-page edition Carson CDV by Earle’s was published in 1903 and is still in nice condition. The second book is “Corral Dust,” by Galleries A rare carte de Bob Fletcher. This 87 page book was published in 1936. Please see photos for more detail and condition. Est. $200- visite of famous American 400 HWAC# 121704 Christopher Houston Carson, better known as Kit Carson. He was an American frontiersman, fur trapper, wilderness guide, Indian agent, and U.S. Army officer. He became a frontier Lot# 3146 2000-2011 Pro legend in his own lifetime Bull Riders’ Autographed by biographies and news Tree Rounds (5) A unique articles, and exaggerated versions of his exploits were the subject of group of five (5) tree rounds, dime novels. Carson was the main scout during John C. Fremont’s illustrated and autographed expeditions in the 1840’s through California, Oregon and the Great by participants of the Pro Bull Basin. During the Civil War, he commanded a regiment of mostly Rider Association from 2000 Mexican-Americans out of New Mexico for the Union Army. The photo to 2011. The association was was taken at Earle’s Galleries in Philadelphia. They were know for formed in 1992 and has been their portraits of various Union Army Officers and other personalities a huge entertainment event of the time. This measures 2.5”x 4” and is pretty crisp and clear in its since (Save for the pandemic). focus. Please see photos for more detail and condition. Est. $1000- Participant autographs 3000 HWAC# 131772 include Chris Shivers, Cody Hart, Silvano Alves, Mike Lee, Lot# 3150 Two Kit Carson Books including the only legitimate biography 1) “The Story Robson Polermo and many and life of Kit Carson’s life and Adventures from facts narrated by Himself”. By DeWitt C. Peters. more. Autographs are sharp 1875. Dustin, Gilman & Co. Gilt edge writing on front and spine. Corners and edges show war. and the carved bull and rider on each of the plaques is very colorful. Book is strongly bound! 2) “Overland with Kit Carson.” By Brewerton. 1930. With fold out map in back. Very nice condition indeed! (W.D. Please see photos for more detail and condition. Est. $1000-2000 Miles Collection) Est. $200-300 HWAC# 130077 HWAC# 131848 Lot# 3147 1909 Historic Wild West Poster: Buffalo Bill - Pawnee Bill Original Buffalo Lot# 3151 Sterling Silver Belt Buckles (3), 2 Belts Bill-Pawnee Bill poster 1. 2.5” x 3.25” square silver buckle with Western scroll mounted on linen. 30” x and rope edge, stamped on reverse “Wade’s Silver Shop 40”. “Pawnee Bill’s Great / Reno / Sterling” . Fits 2” belt. 79.9 grams 2. 1” x 2” Far East combined with small, plain, silver buckle with fan design on one Buffalo Bill’s Wild West.” scalloped edge. Stamped “sterling” on reverse. Comes with 2 silver buckle loops and belt tip This piece advertises in matching style. Weight of buckle and loops is 64.1 grams. Belt with matching, unweighed silver tip is light brown stamped with reptile “Mons. Alfredo Rossi’s print, stamped inside “3-D BELT Made in USA Full Grain Cowhide 910” Size 36. 3. 2” x 2.5” smaller buckle with fancy western scroll design Marvelous Musical and rope edge. Stamped “Sterling / Carlos Silver / Roseville CA” - comes with 1 matching silver loop, silver belt tip and brown leather Elephants.” Copyrighted and printed by The Strobridge Litho Co., belt stamped with western scroll design. Inside of belt is stamped Cincinnati & New York. Self professed Pony Express rider, Indian Scout “Justin Top Grain Cowhide Made in USA 162BD”. Size 36. Weight of & Buffalo Scout William Frederick Cody brought his concept of the Wild buckle and loop 46.8 grams - did not weigh belt tip. Very Nice Group of Western Sterling Silver Buckles with high quality leather belts. Est. West to the world. Sometimes it was the truth a lot of the time, not. $200-300 HWAC# 133761 Gordon William Lillie (1860 – 1942), known professionally as Pawnee Bill, was an American showman and performer who specialized in Wild West shows and was known for his short partnership with Buffalo Bill. Bright and vibrant colors, from a well-known New York Collection that was once home to more than 50 original Buffalo Bill posters. This is a choice example of the high quality promotion posters put out for Buffalo Bill/Pawnee Bill shows. See photos for more detail and condition. Est. $7000-10000 HWAC# 58864 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 155

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 General Americana / Cowboy Lot# 3152 Western Belts, Buckles & Bolos Group (8 Items) 1. Dark Brown Belt - 38”. Stamped inside “Vintage Bison, American Bison Leather. Made in USA” with nice, small silver buckle, loops and tip, not marked sterling. 2. Medium Brown Belt - 36”. Stamped inside “Onyx by Brighton Cabona’s” with smaller silver buckle, look and tip, not sterling. 3. Black bolo tie with metal tips slide with turquoise colored stone in center. 4. Black bolo tie with metal tips and metal slide with Indian style bear claw. 5 - 8: Belt buckles for 2”belt: polished wood inlay in solid brass; resin (?) horse with gold colored edge; large round tan enamel buckle with ducks in flight; and western silver buckle with gold colored “C” in center, stamped on reverse: “F. E. Choquette 12-23-78 / Love Bille / Comstock / German / Silver / Silversmiths”. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 133762 Lot# 3153 Belt Buckle Silver This lot contains a number of pieces of belt silver. There are about 18 pieces belt silver; one marked Wage German silver, a belt end cap marked NMJRA FINALS 1979 with KT (Kee Tsosie Navajo), two belt belt collars marked Sunwest by Wimberly. About six pieces coin silver conchos. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $300-500 HWAC# 132864 Lot# 3154 Vogt Silver Belt Buckle Oval Lot# 3157 Custom Gold Leopard Necklace with Diamonds, sterling silver belt buckle with two small cut Emeralds Ornate 14kt gold necklace with diamond bands and garnets mounted in floral design. Brass oval emerald eyes in a spotted leopard sitting on the bottom rung of a 17 on top left. Vogt Silversmiths was founded piece articulated necklace, with matching ring and ear rings made by by a World War II veteran, Norm Vogt and an unknown “South African” jeweler. Appraisal by LeBaron Laboratory managed by three generations of the family. (gemologist) included not for the monetary appraisal value, but for Vogt Silversmiths creates Western style silver authentication of size and weight of the gold, diamonds and emeralds. crafted by Mexican artisans. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $250-350 HWAC# 132790 “Custom made emerald and diamond leopard necklace made in 14kt yellow gold containing: two round faceted emeraldsa weighing Lot# 3155 Unk Lettered Belt Buckles Lot of 9. approximately 0.02 carats each (by formula). These meralds have a Eight embossed belt buckles each w/one brass clarity grade of SI and are vivid green in color. The stones are bead letter (F,H,I, N,P,U,V,Y) and one w/cowboys set in the eyes of the leopard. Eighteen round brilliant cut diamonds roping a cow. Six marked on back “Diablo weighing approximately 0.015 carats each (by formula). These Nevada Silver” and three marked “Chambers diamonds have a clarity grade of VS and color G/H/I according to GIA Nevada Silver). Excellent condition., Est. $200- grading standards. These diamonds are cut to class three proportions 300 HWAC# 129904 and are bead set. The diamond area is rhodium plated. The necklace has domed tapered links measuring approximately 8.4 to 15.7mm in Lot# 3156 Sterling Silver width and 16” in length with a box style clasp. A large carved leopard Belt Buckle with Belt is draped over the middle of the necklace with a matte finish and black This is a sterling silver enamel spots.” Total weight of necklace is 3.25 Troy oz. Ear rings also belt buckle made by the of 14kt yellow gold, with ten diamonds of the same size, shape and Keystone Bros. of San clarity as on the necklace. Total weight 0.52 troy oz. Custom yellow Francisco. The buckle also gold, emerald and diamond leopard ring. The diamonds are seven in has a 14K horse inlay. The number, emeralds two in number. Both are of the same size, shape and belt is 33 in. with silver color grade as on the necklace. Total weight of the ring is 0.28 Troy oiz. Conchos. Salvatore Falcone The total weight of the set is 4.05 Troy oz inclusive of precious stones. Collection Est. $300-500 Net pure gold weight 2.3625 ozs. Est. $10000-15000 HWAC# 122814 HWAC# 132936 156 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 General Americana / Jewelry Lot# 3158 Antique Mexican Floral Design Lot# 3165 California Black Jet and Diamond Gold Ring Man’s 10 K gold diamond and jet Necklace Incredible vintage hand-made Mexican ring. 10g. Round cut diamond set in raised gold sterling silver link necklace (18”) with a floral set above jet rectangle. Great condition, size 10. design. Sculptural 3-dimensional look with 9 Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $500-900 HWAC# separate flowers. Est. $250-400 HWAC# 124860 133847 Lot# 3159 Four Antique Mexican Bracelets Lot# 3166 California California Gold in Three beautiful silver link bracelets: one set Quartz oval pendant 1.25î gold pendant with ten onyx cut stones; one incised silver which opens to two small photos. The original (Hopi style); one silver designs on black glass is still present on the left side, absent ground. One cuff with applied silver filigree set on the right side. No photos present, but this with a large turquoise colored stone (possibly appears to have been for small tin-type photos, Howlite). All of these bracelets are stunning! possibly from the circa 1860-1865 period. Please inspect. Est. $350-500 HWAC# 124856 One side of the pendant has four chambers artistically arranged by a jeweler. Two large segments are a rosie milky Lot# 3160 Vintage Taxco Mexican Silver quartz with native gold throughout. The rose color is from oxidized Jewelry Traditional Mexican design of a cluster iron staining in the quartz occurring naturally. The two small stones of grapes with leaves, silver panel link necklace at top and bottom of the jewelers design are triangles of tiger-eye, (17”), bracelet (7.5”), and earrings (1.5”). which would have been equally rare as the gold in the mid nineteenth Amazing craftsmanship in these pieces. Est. century. Very fine condition. Est. $1200-2500 HWAC# 135381 $300-400 HWAC# 124859 Lot# 3167 California Diamond and Jet Gold Lot# 3161 Western Jewelry from Mexico 1) Ring 18K gold diamond and jet man’s ring. Women’s vintage silver concho belt. 29” long, Set with black cut jet stone and six diamonds. conchos 1.25” width. Rectangular conchos Etched design. 13.4 gr. New condition, size with embossed detailing hooked together 12. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $900-1400 with 8 slim pieces of silver in rows--please HWAC# 133846 see photo. 190g. 2) Fine vintage sterling silver Ranger style engraved western belt buckle set. Lot# 3168 California Diamond and Nugget 3) Modern sterling belt buckle set. Engraved Ring 14K man’s gold ring with faux nugget silver inlaid with onyx. Beautiful set. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. design set with 3 diamonds. 9 gr. Good $400-600 HWAC# 132793 condition, size 9.75. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $700-1200 HWAC# 133841 Lot# 3162 Russian Cloisonne Pendants Cloisonne--four unique pendants--all Lot# 3169 California Diamond Cocktail handmade Faberge style created by skilled Ring Amazing woman’s 10K gold and artisans. Each of these pendants is also inlaid diamond ring. 8.2g. Baguette and round with jewels.1) Beehive with bee attached, amber bead at base; 2) Fleur cut diamonds rising in wave-like layers, to de Lys design on one side and Japanese symbol on reverse; 3) Deep an oval diamond shaped form—cocktail green base with crystals in a diamond shaped trellis design on both style ring. Very good condition, size 7.25. sides of pendant; 4) Deep green base with red cross on one side and Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $900-1500 Gandaberunda on the reverse side, set with tiny diamonds. All of the HWAC# 133852 patterns eye-catching. The Pendants are special traditional art. Please see photos Date: Country (if not USA): Russia State: City: Provenance: Lot# 3170 California Gold Coin Tie Clasp 14K Est. $400-600 HWAC# 126691 gold tie clasp, etched circle design set with US $1 gold coin. New condition. Salvatore Falcone Lot# 3163 Four European Made Silver Collection Est. $600-800 HWAC# 133855 Necklaces This lot has four (4) silver necklaces each uniquely styled. All are between 18 in. Lot# 3171 California Gold Inset Nugget and 20 in. in length. Salvatore Falcone Collection Ring Man’s 14K gold ring. Low inset setting Est. $200-300 HWAC# 132494 with 4 nuggets and two diamonds. 9 gr. Good condition, size 12. Salvatore Falcone Collection Lot# 3164 California Arte Deco Diamond Est. $700-1200 HWAC# 133843 Ring Woman’s 18K white gold ring. 4.7g. Arte Deco style filigree with diamonds Lot# 3172 California Gold Nugget/Diamond and sapphires. Oval shaped ring with 3 Man’s ring 14K gold man’s ring—6.6 g. larger center diamonds, 8 smaller round Features gold nuggets in cut-out settings and cut diamonds, and two sapphire triangles. center nugget set with round cut diamond. Beautifully designed. size 6. Salvatore Nice design, size 9. Salvatore Falcone Collection Falcone Collection Est. $1400-2000 HWAC# Est. $600-900 HWAC# 133844 133858 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 157

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 General Americana / Jewelry Lot# 3173 California Gold Women’s Rings Lot# 3181 California Sapphire and Diamond Three lovely women’s 14K gold rings. 21g. 1) Man’s Ring 14K man’s gold ring, finely etched Oval sapphire set high with twisted wire design and set with gorgeous oval cut sapphire and on sides. Size, 8. 2) Pink oval coral with high 22 tiny diamonds. 14.7 gr. New condition, size setting, embossed gold design on each side set 9.25 Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $1000- with tiny diamonds. Size 6.5. 3) Multi-stone dome style ring, set with 1500 HWAC# 133840 jade, coral, onyx, yellow jade and moonstone. Size 6.5. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $1000-1500 HWAC# 133856 Lot# 3182 California Shadow Box Diamond Ring 14K white gold woman’s diamond ring. Lot# 3174 California Jade and Gold Nugget 10g. Band with low level of round cut diamond Ring Heavy, unusual, 10K man’s gold ring set to raised area of square cut diamonds that with 6 raised gold nuggets and 1 center raised reach another raised area of baguette cut nugget set in in dark green jade. 15.8g. Very diamonds that form a shadow box for the good condition, size 7.75. Salvatore Falcone center square of more square cut diamonds. Collection Est. $800-1500 HWAC# 133845 This is a very unusual and dramatic vintage ring. Size 8. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $3000-5000 HWAC# 133851 Lot# 3175 California Modern Diamond and Lot# 3183 California Sterling Buckle Sets Gold Ring Modern formed open shapes in 14K Two sterling silver buckle sets. One is Sunset gold woman’s ring. Unique design with 3 round Trails, heavy engraved silver, buckle is 1.75” x cut diamonds in triangular platinum setting. 1.75”--gorgeous set. The other set is smaller 9.6g. Very good condition, size 8. Salvatore (1.25” x 1.25”, woman’s belt) marked sterling, Falcone Collection Est. $700-1200 HWAC# 133854 no hallmark. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $160-230 HWAC# 132799 Lot# 3176 California Multi-Diamond and Lot# 3184 California Unique Gold Nugget Gold Ring 14K gold man’s ring--11.7g. Raised and Diamond Ring Very unusual, kind of Arte gold step design with 10 round cut diamonds Deco, 14K men’s gold ring. 12 gr. The center set in oval. Very good condition, size 9. Salvatore round cut diamond is surrounded by raised Falcone Collection Est. $700-1200 HWAC# 133848 gold swirls that encase gold nuggets. Unique and beautiful ring, size 10. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $1000-1800 HWAC# 133842 Lot# 3185 Nevada Spiderweb Varicite Half a quart zip bag of spiderweb varicite from Columbus, NV Est. $70-100 HWAC# 135356 Lot# 3177 California Native American Lot# 3186 South Dakota Black Hills Gold and Design Turquoise Ring Man’s 14K gold ring, Sterling Buckle Landstroms BHJCO Sterling Native American etched design. 22.8g. Set with Silver 10k Black Hills ornate engraved oval oval unblemished Bluebird turquoise stone. shaped belt buckle-- Excellent condition, size 11. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $1200-1500 HWAC# 133849 3” x 2.25”. Sterling Silver floral engraved motif with traditional Black Hills 10K yellow and Lot# 3178 California Princess Quad rose gold engraved berry design. Marked: Collar Diamond Ring Woman’s 14K white BHJCO Sterling Silver, 10K Gold Trim. Good condition. Salvatore Falcone gold diamond ring. 8g. Set with 8 round Collection Est. $250-350 HWAC# 132789 cut diamonds with Quad (4) Princess-Cut Diamond Collar. Excellent condition, size 7. Lot# 3187 South Dakota Black Hills Gold Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $1500-2500 Earrings Six pair of earrings, four pierced-- HWAC# 133850 stars, leaves circle, 2 tiny posts. Two pair screw on --star, and tiny leaf. All lovely and in great Lot# 3179 California Ruby and Diamond condition; please inspect Est. $800-1200 Ring Unusual design, 18K gold ruby and HWAC# 121230 diamond cocktail ring. 5.5g. Six rubies and 15 tiny diamonds. Excellent condition, size 6.25. Lot# 3188 12 Pairs Vintage Earrings Group Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $900-1500 of Marcasite earrings: Three pair marcasite, HWAC# 133853 sizes--1.25” -.75”; Five pair set with stones onyx, zircon, amethyst, moonstone, sizes--1.25” Lot# 3180 California Ruby and Pearl Cocktail -.5”. Ethnic Afghani earrings: Four pair, enamel Ring 14K gold filigree woman’s pearl and ruby inlay, crystal, bell style--.25” -2”. cocktail ring. 5.7g. Raised cluster setting with 14 pearls and 7 tiny rubies set high. Excellent Est. $300-500 HWAC# 124847 condition, size 6.75. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $500-700 HWAC# 133857 Lot# 3189 Amazonite and Diamond Necklace Beautiful ocean blue cut Amazonite pendant (.75”) set with a diamond halo (.27c diamonds) for extra sparkle. Must see! Est. $350-450 HWAC# 124861 158 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 General Americana / Jewelry Lot# 3190 Antique Pocket Lot# 3197 Blue Howlite and Silver Necklace Watches (2) Two pocket Incredible turquoise color dyed howlite nugget watches. A) Women’s Elgin necklace. Spacers are silver beads. 22” long. 14kt gold small pocket watch, Graduated sizes of stones--1”-.5”. Made in Native American style. sn 12113739, made in 1906 Howlite, supposedly is a calming stone and many people use it to (year of the San Francisco relieve stress. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $100-150 HWAC# 132786 earthquake!), Size O, 7 jewels, model 2. Case marked J Boss Lot# 3198 Card/Cigarette Case in Sterling Silver 14kt. The case has a spot for a Sterling silver cigarette case, approx. 5 x 3.25 inches, small diamond, which appears about 148 grams total weight. It has a beautiful to have been removed.. B) filigree pattern carved into both front and back, Elgin white metal men’s pocket and it could easily carry your credit cards, folded watch. This is an odd shaped cash, or business cards instead of cigarettes. Inside watch and has stumped us on how to open it.. Circa 1920’s-30’s? Est. is a flexible, removable brass chain made of seven, $200-300 HWAC# 135465 spring-loaded links. Front has initials JFS in the top-left corner. Excellent condition. Est. $200-300 Lot# 3191 Edward Rouse Augusta Pocket HWAC# 133739 Watch Edward Rouse Jr. Augusta vintage silver pocket watch, key wind. Probably a local Lot# 3199 Silver Compact and Cigarette Case jeweler. Est. $120-300 HWAC# 135316 This is a lot of one nickel silver compact with engine turned finish interior, and a mirror. The exterior HWAC# 125261 Lot# 3192 Large Mens 14 kt Gold Pocket has a model from the flapper period in design. A Watch, 1889-1890 American Waltham Watch monogrammed back. The second item is a silver Co. guts serial number 3886198, 15 jewel, size cigarette case with hallmark in silver roughly 3 18, made between May 1889 and February 1890, 1/2 in. X 4 1/2 in. C 1920’s-1930’s. Salvatore Falcone 400 made. Model 1883. The case is marked J. Boss Collection Est. $200-300 HWAC# 132493 14kt. Footed, with fancy engravingof a lake scene with mountains and houses along a lake edge. Lot# 3200 Silver Lipstick Case with Mirror Reverse has a spot for personalized initials, none by Peruzzi This beautifully detailed lipstick present. Slight dimple here. Vey beautiful watch in case is made by Peruzzi of Italy. It is 800 silver appearance. Est. $300-900 HWAC# 135466 (80%) and heavily engraved. This little novelty will store your best French lipstick for Saturday night. As you open the Lot# 3193 Pair of Womens Pocket Watches case a spring-loaded door opens to reveal the mirror and by pushing Set of 2 attractive women’s pocket watches. 1.) the rose it elevates the lipstick to a working height. Hallmarked by Enameled white and gold tone. Approx 1.125” Peruzzi with assay mark. C. 1900-1930’s about 60 mm or 2 3/8 in. in diameter. The brand name is covered by one long. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $200-250 HWAC# 132489 of the hands. May be Bucherer. 2.) South Bend, approx 1.25” in diameter. “Sapphire” jewel on Lot# 3201 Fraternal the face and a “ruby” embedded in a star on Gold Locket, Inscribed & the back. 12” chain included. Est. $300-400 Monogramed 14k Gold Locket. Likely Masonic or from another Lot# 3194 Three Gold Case Pocket Watches fraternal organization, but These are three (3) gold pocket watches, all missing piece on obverse makes without crystals. All are between 1 1/2 in. exact identification difficult. and 1 3/4 in. in diameter. Elgin, Hamilton, N.Y. Three tiny screw/gromet holes Standard Co. watches in need of repair. Salvatore in upside down triangular shape Falcone Collection Est. $150-200 HWAC# 132502 where jewels or another piece of emblem detached from obverse of locket, under crescent inscribed Lot# 3195 Belt Buckles and Pendant Ancient with Latin motto: “Fidelitas Ad Alios” meaning Faithful to Others The Georgian style silver cross with enamel reverse is engraved “P.V.C.(Monogram initials A G ?) Santa Barbara No. cloisonne center pendant on chain. Unreadable 49.” Research returned few results for P. V. C. other than Protezione hallmark. Three unusual belt buckles--1) Volontaria Civilem, an Italian organization for the volunteer protection Engraved silver plate with cutout center of of citizens. There is a Santa Barbara, Italy, but it is more likely this is a foreign script. 2) Silver color buckle, engraved California piece. The locket snaps tight together. 27.5mm, appears to edges with large oval turquoise color stone sent be 14k Gold. 14.5 grams. _ Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 135492 in center. Nice design. 3) Floral cutout design on rectangular buckle, engraved edging. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. Lot# 3202 Gold Jewelry $150-250 HWAC# 132797 10K One gold and jade bracelet. Three pendants, Lot# 3196 Small Handmade Scrimshaw with stones--garnets (with Pendant This quaint, handmade pendent shows matching earrings), zircon.... a clipper ship and lighthouse. That combined with Two crosses, one with garnets. he leaves leads us to believe that this is an east One pin with garnet. Also, coast item. Although it does not say sterling silver, gold plated sterling jade pin, we had it tested and it was indeed. Crude, but earrings and pendant. Date: definitely unique! Scrimshaw is 1.5” in diameter. Country (if not USA): State: Est. $100-200 HWAC# 131802 City: Provenance: Est. $2000- 3000 HWAC# 121233 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 159

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 General Americana / Jewelry Lot# 3203 c. 1848-52 Gold Rush Jewelry Lot# 3211 Silver Charm Collection This is Several pieces from the Gold Rush Era. Eight a collection of mostly sterling silver charms gold stick pins--ornamented with various and pendants. Some pendants include semi- jewels--pearls, ruby, diamond, gold nugget. precious stones. Please see photo for details. Three gold fobs--long chin with pen knife, chain Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $140-180 HWAC# with gold box and faceted gold and gemstone 132490 ball. wide gold chain with gold locket. Gold pan pin, small engraved gold watch with photos of Lot# 3212 Silver Toned Jewelry 30” chain “two men”, and a gold pin with a photo of a woman. Salvatore Falcone necklace with round beads; 18” chain with Collection Est. $350-500 HWAC# 132798 zirconia stone (diamond?); heavy silver bracelet (broken) watch by Giordano; 18 Lot# 3204 Great Lot of Ethnic Jewelry Over thin silver bangles; wide silver toned bangle; 50 pieces in this fun lot of ethnic jewelry. Porpoise ring; silver twisted wire bangle with Beautiful beaded earrings and necklaces in two silver beads with pearls attached. Ring the group. Some real values and one of a kind with jade stone; five silver chainS--24’ length; Three pair earrings; pieces. Please inspect. Est. $250-900 HWAC# two thin wavy rings. Some of these pieces may be sterling, but are 110455 unmarked. Please inspect! Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance: Est. $225-300 HWAC# 121237 Lot# 3205 Group of Gold-toned Earrings Lot# 3213 Six Vintage Bracelets Six vintage Both pierced and clip earrings--some very nice style bracelets: three are Marcasite--two are pieces. See photos. Date: Country (if not USA): link bracelets. The others include: one set State: City: Provenance: Est. $200-300 HWAC# with pearls and black stones; Two with floral designs. Also, two modern silver marcasite 121212 bracelets. Please see photos. Est. $350-500 HWAC# 124862 Lot# 3206 Handmade Silver and Garnet Lot# 3214 Sterling Collar Tips and Bolo Necklace Garnet and silver necklace--hand Slide 1) Two sets vintage Ricardo sterling shirt wrapped and soldered silver wire with many collar tips. engraved with 10K gold overlays. garnets, cut and rounds. Extremely unusual One pair features horse heads, the other pair piece--one of a kind. Possibly Afghani. Pendant has initials “SH”. 2) Small bolo slide (.75” x .5”) measures 7” x 2.25”, with 20” silver chain. Please featuring 10K gold long horn steer overlay on see photos. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 124864 sterling silver. Diablo Mfg. Co., Grass Valley, CA. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $140-200 HWAC# 132792 Lot# 3207 High End Gold Toned Modern Lot# 3215 Sterling Silver and Amethyst Jewelry Geat lot of lovely gold toned modern Bracelet This is a beautifully detailed 925 costume jewelry: necklaces, bracelets, sterling silver bracelet with emerald cut earrings. Please inspect. Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance: Est. $200-300 amethyst stones and pyramid cut mounts. Working length of 7 in. HWAC# 121211 C. 1930’s-1950. See photo for details. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. Lot# 3208 Lucky Seven Silver Pendants $150-200 HWAC# 132492 Terrific group of pendants/pins: Large fish, beautifully detailed, marked “An Original Lot# 3216 Turner”, hand forged--3” x 2”; scarab, with Egyptian marks on reverse”; round pendant Various Women’s with layered stone or ceramic in white and dark blue -1.75”; Arte Deco pin from Holland and Men’s Rings set with black enamel and tiny zirconia )or diamonds?)-1” x 2”; silver oyster shell with Nine women’s large pearl-.5” x 1.5”; Hollow ware Egyptian god head1” x 1.5”; stylized rings: Spaced heart.5” x 1.5”. These are all beautiful pieces. Please see photos. Est. $500-800 HWAC# 124874 coil of silver, Lot# 3209 Modern Diamond Necklace pave style, size Unusual diamond (1.12ct) has two open squares (5/8:”),set with diamonds that hang 6; Contemporary as triangles. The center pendant is made up of four squares set with diamonds and mounted silver ring set to hang as one piece (also as a triangle). Please see photos. Est. $400-700 HWAC# 124855 with blue topaz Lot# 3210 Silver Bracelets Lot of three silver stones, size 7; bracelets: 1) Danecraft sterling; 2) 1940s Portugal Topazio signed .835 coin silver; Modern silver ring, 3) Legacy sterling feathers design. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $400-600 HWAC# 132067 size 6; Modern silver ring set with ivory onyx, made in Spain, size 7; Contemporary silver ring with gold plate circle design, size 7; Egyptian head design in silver with black enamel, size 7; Oval Wedgwood design—woman with deer, size 5; Silver w/14K gold antique design, cut turquoise colored stone, size 7; Vintage intricate pave spinal silver ring, set with tiny silver disks and two larger green chrysoprase stones, size 7 (40) Two men’s. rings: Lion head, silver plate, size 9; Vintage Otto sterling men’s ring—image of eagle with wings spread, size 10. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 124844 160 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 General Americana / Jewelry Lot# 3217 VFW & Daughters of the American Lot# 3224 Dunsmuir, California 1950’s-1980’s Revolution Gold Lapel Pins Two beautiful Rail Fair Badges & Pins This collection gold pins with blue enamel from the Daughters contains 25 pins and badges featuring the of the American Revolution, engraved Alice Bleckman. 10K gold lapel pin with red white Dunsmuir Railroad Days in various years and blue enameling: auxiliary V.F. W. (Veterans of Foreign Wars). Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. starting in 1953 and going to 1987. Sizes range $300-500 HWAC# 132112 from 1.25” to 2”. Scattered in the group is an Lot# 3218 Vintage Marcasite Pendants Eight beautiful examples of silver marcasite- ad button for a gun and coin show, a Eureka -Three are set with stones--amethyst, garnet, and smokey topaz. Sizes from 1.5” -1”. Please Coin Club Show and a campaign button for two term Siskiyou sheriff, see photos. Est. $350-500 HWAC# 124872 Charles Byrd, the first black sheriff of the county, who passed away in 2003. Please see photos for more detail and condition. Est. $80-100 HWAC# 131713 Lot# 3219 Vintage Moonstone Necklace Lot# 3225 Los Angeles, California 1930 Elegant 18KGP necklace with 14 moonstones L.A.P.D. Detective Badge The gold shield, mounted in heavy silver mounts, each mount 1930’s Los Angeles Police Series 5 Lieutenant sits 3/8” high, stone size approximately .25- Detective #4300. Rare. Back of badge engraved Geo. Schenck. Los .3/8” ovals--18” long. Possibly from Mexico- Angeles. Smaller pin badge city seal, “POLICE”below seal. Both are in -Taxco style. This is an unusual and amazing excellent condition. Est. $240-600 HWAC# 129935 beauty! Est. $500-800 HWAC# 124868 Lot# 3226 San Francisco, California L T J E Lot# 3220 Vintage Silver Accoutrements Menber Badge Hanger type. Pinback has 1) Engraved antique lighter cover—initials crossed American Flags, hanger is modeled “GMS”. 2) Hand engraved belt buckle with gold after $50 Slug. Pictorial of Eagle. 80mm long. touches. Image of male and female centaurs. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 135460 2.5” x 1.5”. 3) Antique gold plated and silver tie clasp. Image of sleek boat in water. 4) Lot# 3227 Walnut Creek, California Gold California Fire Department Embossed silver tie clasp. Image of Mount Fuji. Badges, and Firemen’s Archive. Archive of Walnut Creek firemen 5) Taxco Mexican silver tie clasp by Delfino. Silver set with pearl. 6) guy Fremont Two vintage Mayor’s silver lids (for snuff boxes). Each has a different Spencer, circa knotted rope handle in silver. 1.5” x .75”. 7) Three B & M sterling liquor 1918 to 1950. bottle tags with chains—Scotch, Bourbon, and Rye. Est. $250-400 Fremont HWAC# 124841 graduated from Mount Lot# 3221 Women’s Gemstone Rings Diablo high from Kay Jewelers (Lot of 4) 1. Red Square school in 1915 Gemstone Ring with Diamond Accents, white (diploma metal marked “925 RL TH” 2. Blue Oval Gemstone Ring with Diamond present). He Accents, white metal marked “10K” and “P (star) M” 3. Blue Heart participated Gemstone Ring with Diamond Accents, white metal marked “.925” and in World War “AU” (Silver with white gold plating) 4. Multi-Colored Small Square I with the Gemstone Band, stones are dark pink, light purple, blue, light green, aviation section of the signal Corps. In about July 1918 Spencer put out yellow, champagne (light orange). 3 small stones in each color. White his first fire using an old Ford truck. Within a couple of years Raymond metal marked “N (inside square) 925 CH”. (Silver plated over copper Spencer was appointed Fire Chief who made Guy Spencer and 30 or rhodium) All stones are lab created varieties. All rings are women’s others members of the Walnut Creek volunteer fire department. Guy size 7, purchased originally from Kay Jewelers. Est. $200-400 HWAC# Spencer was elected chief in 1921 and served in that capacity until 132245 1924. That year the central fire protection District was formed, and Spencer was named chief of that district, where he remained until Lot# 3222 Prescott, Arizona Gold Prescott his retirement in 1954. This archive includes many photographs of Fire Department Badge, 1904 14kt, (4 Spencer from a young lad up through his senior retirement. There grams) gold Prescott badge “Ex-Foreman/ H & are several photos of Spencer wearing several of these badges if not L / Co./ Prescott” No jewelers mark on reverse. all of the different badges. Also present are photos of Spencer’s wife. 27 x 33mm. Engraved on back: Geo. W. Stitzer” Interesting contents include newspaper articles where Spencer was involved with fires and subsequent investigations of murders related Stitzer was the Foreman (chief) of the to these fires particularly in 1925. The lot also includes his original Mechanics Hook & Ladder Company #1 at Prescott in 1904. Stitzer Social Security card. There are three badges in this collection, all was a “typographical artist” who probably worked at the Prescott significant and important the first is a 14 karat gold engraved Deputy newspaper before work at teh Fire department. Switzer was also State fire Marshal walnut creek engraved on the back presented to Guy active in mining. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 118177 F Spencer by his friends 1924 his badge of course would represent his first. As chief from 1921 to 24. This badge is 28.3 g of 14 karat Lot# 3223 Amador County, California Amador gold measuring 2.5” x 1.75”. The second badge is Walnut Creek Central County Deputy Sheriff Badge This is a badge fire department, engraved 1921 to 1954 this badge’s gold plate, from Amador County, Ca. There is a golden measures 2.5” x 2”. The third badge, the badge worn by Spencer in bear inlay in the middle of the badge. ‘MKC’ on his latest photographs is a gold color badge which appears to be gold back. It is a five point star, pin backing. Three plate measuring 1.375” x 2”. The group also contains a gold Masonic inches across. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 132234 card. This important California fire badge and collectible archive is a wonderful addition to any major badge collection. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $8000-10000 HWAC# 132778 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 161

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 General Americana / Badges Lot# 3228 Watsonville, California I.O.O.F. 1906 Grand Lot# 3235 New Orleans, Lousiana New Emcampment Badge Lot of 3. 1. Brass Pin back badge Orleans Levee District Police Badge This is a “WATSONVILLE” nameplate w/51mm round “52nd unique badge with an insert in the shape of the Annual Session, Grand Encampment, dove w/olive branch, I.O. Embossed apple O.F. Oct 1-6, 1906. 2. Two state of Louisiana with the great seal soldered tokens: Wht MetalThe Pioneer * Susanville */Calif// GF/10C/IM. Wht Metal, B.P.O.E/1487/Susanville/ into place. Gold in color and crescent in shape, Calif//GF/25c/IT.. Excellent condition. Est. $100-150 representing the shape of the City of New HWAC# 129917 Orleans #49. Very good condition, no hallmark shown. Everson & Ross jacket included. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132236 Lot# 3229 California 1906-20 Calif Fed. of Lot# 3236 Missouri Police Badge from Labor Convention Badges/Ribbons Lot of 8. Maplewood, Mo., S.G. Adams Co. This is an eagle- Covering from 1906-1920. Six Delegate badges top Police badge from the city of Maplewood, w/ ribbons. Two are non-ribbon meta,one Missouri #76. Stamped metal with the “S.G. Adams has the Calif State seal. All are pin and clasp. Co.” of “St. louis” on the pin mount. Some wear on Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $200-400 HWAC# the great seal center and heavy oxidation on the back side. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 132844 122183 Lot# 3230 District of Columbia 2005 District of Lot# 3237 Hampton Roads, Virginia U.S. Navy Police Columbia Housing Authority Inaugural Badge Badge, Hampton Roads, Virginia This is a U.S. Navy 2005 Presidential inaugural badge by Symbol Police shield in silver color, issued in Hampton Roads, Arts. 24k gold plating Gold tone solid polished Va. Like new condition with fouled anchor emblem brass, back. Eagle top breast shield, Stars and in the center. Strong pin clasp back. Est. $100-200 Stripes background, top banner POLICE, Bottom HWAC# 132237 anger OFFICER, center Presidential seal w/white background. Not numbered. Mint condition._Item Lot# 3238 Washington, D.C. 1989- is sold as a historical/collectible only. It does 97 Pres. Inauguration Police not convey, nor should it be used as an authority Badges 1989-97 Lot of 3. #DE11, of any kind. Sale of this item is in full compliance with the United 1989, US DOE OSS, Blackinton MFG. States Federal Law : 18 USC ss716. Impersonation of a police officer #412, 1993, Naval Intel Police, is a felony in most jurisdictions and subject to arrest. Est. $220-300 starburst engrave on back. New, HWAC# 135513 never issued. Item is sold as a historical/collectible only. It does Lot# 3231 Lakeland, Florida Lakeland, Fl not convey, nor should it be used Police Officer Badge and a Police Reserve as an authority of any kind. Sale for Festus, Mo. This is a cache of two eagle- of this item is in full compliance with the United States Federal Law top police officer’s badges; one from Lakeland, : 18 USC ss716. Impersonation of a police officer is a felony in most Fla. the “World Citrus Center” retirement jurisdictions and subject to arrest. Est. $400-600 HWAC# 121712 community; and the second is a Police reserve badge from Crystal City, Festus, Mo. The Lakeland badge shows surface wear and pin wear, while the Festus badge is stamped steel and no wear or hallmark. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 132842 Lot# 3232 Atlanta, Georgia Captain Atlanta Lot# 3239 2001 OSI Special Agent Inaugural Fire Dept. Badge This badge is a gold tone shield badge 2001, George W. Bush, Presidential for the Atlanta Fire Dept. Captain with the great Inauguration badge by C & H Metal Craft. maker. seal of Atlanta in the center also displaying two Eagle top breast badge. OSI (Office of Special fire hose nozzles. Blackinton hallmark. Like new Investigations, the Inspector General office) under condition with a strong pin clasp. Est. $100-200 eagle. Special Agent in American flag banner style. HWAC# 132484 Center is the Official Dept. of the Air Force Special Agent badge as designed by Capt. Robert H. Ray in Lot# 3233 Chicago, Illinois Safety Patrol Officer 1948.. #220, pin and clasp back. Only found one Badge Chicago Elementary Schools This badge is other sold at auction in 2016.. Exc. cond._x000D_ stamped aluminum with a soldered pin plate for the _x000D_ _x000D_ Item is sold as a historical/collectible only. It does “Safety Patrol Officer Chicago Elementary Schools” not convey, nor should it be used as an authority of any kind. Sale badge number 4331. About 2 5/8 in. overall. No of this item is in full compliance with the United States Federal Law hallmark, well constructed. Est. $100-200 HWAC# : 18 USC ss716. Impersonation of a police officer is a felony in most 132843 jurisdictions and subject to arrest. Est. $240-350 HWAC# 135512 Lot# 3234 Kane County, Illinois Deputy Lot# 3240 Ronald Reagan Inaugural Police Circuit Clerkfs Badge Reverse has golden Badge This is an Metropolitan D.C. Police badge note gEntenmann-Rovin Co, Genuine Platiloy badge made for the Ronald Reagan and George Bush Silver, Pico Rivera, California.h County seat inauguration. Dated 1981, appears to have no wear. of Kane County is Geneva. Extremely nice Made by Blackinton Co. About 3 in. long gold tone. condition. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 130128 Est. $300-500 HWAC# 132238 162 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 General Americana / Badges Lot# 3241 1881 Ancient Order of Druids Lot# 3249 Four Police, Deputy, and Safety Badge Eight pointed badge with covered Badges This lot of four (4) badges; one marked portrait on obverse. Reverse engraved: A.O.D. / :Sweeney Special Police #291” “American Providence Lodge 441 / Presented to / Bro. H. Stamp Works St. Paul, Minn.”; Special Deputy C. Greenfield, P.A. / October 20th 1881. Trade Sheriff with an unknown seal in the center mark and silver smiths markings. Three inches well made no hallmark; Qualified Safety Inspector gold tone metal across. Rare. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $300-600 HWAC# 124032 under blue enamel; a small oval badge marked for Santa Monica Police Helper pin back no hallmark. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 132845 Lot# 3242 Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Patrolman Badge This AT & SF RR Patrolman Lot# 3250 1930’s Fraternal Organization badge is an eagle top on silver tone badge about Convention Badges Lot of 8. 1. Shriners Al 2 3/4 in. tall with a single pin and hook back, no Malaika Badge Semi-tar w/Man on camel hallmark. Vintage metal and blue enamel. It shows pyramid background in case. 2. American very little wear and in very good condition. It has a Legion 10th Annual Convention 1928, 40 single star center. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 132485 Hommes, 8 Chevaux (40 men and 8 horses) Alternate badge. 3. Ancient Order of United Lot# 3243 Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Workman So. Dakota Grand Lodge Prize Badge. Police Badge This is a Baltimore and Ohio Gold/ blue w/miner in oval. 4. Red/Wht/Blue Railroad Police badge #216. Stamped metal, no ribbon W/Liberty Belle badge 1918 San Diego 19th Annual Convention hallmark, broken pin backing. Est. $100-200 Calif State Federation of Labor. 5. O.E. S. (Order of the Eastern Star) HWAC# 132235 SOuth Dakota Badge Blu/yel/wht/grin/red ribbon upper pin Sioux Fakks, Bottom Eastern Star. 6. Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Lot# 3244 New York New York, Susquehanna Ohio (R.A.M.) 39th Convocation 1915 badge, upper part San Francisco & Western Railway Police Captain badge This Bay, Bottom Leaves keystone w/SHTWSSTK in circle (Hiram, Tyrian, N.Y.S. & W. Railway Police Captain badge is in a Widow’s Son. Sendeth to King Solomon.) gold tone eagle-top with beautiful blue enamel at 2 3/4 in. tall. It has a single pin-back with rotary 7. Red/Wht 7 leaf ribbon w/gold braid, round center w/ FLOOR clasp. Little to no wear, no hallmark. Est. $150-250 COMMITTEE. 8. Unknown organization badge. Top Seal of State of HWAC# 132487 Calif seal, dove w/olive branch, moon/stars. Bottom Lande and shield over Circle w/VIGILANCE. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $200-400 Lot# 3245 Southern Pacific Railroad Police HWAC# 120344 Badge This Southern Pacific Railroad police badge is an eagle-top in stamped brass with blue enamel Lot# 3251 Hat Badges This is a group of four #22 at 3 1/2 in. tall. It shows minor patination but (4) badges from: the Wilkes-Barre Transit Corp. no wear. A fine pin back with clasp. Est. $150-250 of Pennsylvania; a San Francisco Ca. passenger HWAC# 132486 vehicle driver badge indicating early taxi use #39812; New York court officer hat badge; and Lot# 3246 Boy Scout Regalia This is a side a British Artillery Hat badge about 1900. Est. sash with merit badges and four white sashes $100-200 HWAC# 132231 with red arrows from the Vigil Ordeal Camp Winton Oct.6, 1968. All in very good condition. Lot# 3252 U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Officer Badge Please see photos for merit details. Est. $70-150 This is a gold tone eagle design badge issued by the HWAC# 132226 U.S. Agriculture Dept. An Officer’s badge about 3 in. in length, 3001, seal in center, no hallmark. Like new. Est. Lot# 3247 Brady Fire Department Badge This $200-300 HWAC# 132481 is an eagle-top fireman’s badge. Embossed “Brady Fire Department”. Heavily worn face, bent pin back, Lot# 3253 United Nation Safety Officer’s Badge hallmark under clasp. About 1 3/8 in. overall length. This is a gold tone sunburst badge design for the Est. $150-200 HWAC# 132841 United Nations Safety Officer. The United Nations seal is present in the center in a periwinkle blue background. About 3 in. in length. Number 32 stamped on the back, no hallmark. Everson & Ross jacket included. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 132239 Lot# 3254 United Nations Hat Badge This is a United Nations pin back in white with pin back, no hallmark. Est. $60-90 HWAC# 132233 Lot# 3248 Citizens Posse Comitatus Badge 163 This is a Citizens Posse Comitatus #8531 in silver tone. About 3 in. in diameter. The Posse Comitatus is a loosely applied law to mobilized people, typically by a sheriff – to suppress lawlessness or defend the county and assist in keeping the peace. It has a strong pin back clasp without hallmark. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132482 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 General Americana / Badges / Numismatics Lot# 3255 United Nations Security Chief Badge Lot# 3260 Las Vegas, This is a United Nations Security Chief badge in gold tone, sunburst design. The UN logo is present in a Silver Ingots and robin’s egg blue background. About 3 in. long. It has a strong pin back clasp with no hallmark. Everson & Brass Tags, El Mochito Ross jacket included. Mine, Honduras Est. $60-100 HWAC# 132480 The El Mochito is an Lot# 3256 Wells Fargo Hat Badge This is a Wells Fargo Services hat badge 2.5 in. X 2.5 in. underground, silver- gold tone and blue enamel in good condition. It has a two screw stud backing. Est. $200-400 zinc mine in the HWAC# 132232 northwest section of Lot# 3257 WWII Allies Secret Rubber Plantation Site Badge This badge, was worn Honduras in Central during WW2 at a secret location on an allied rubber plantation. Those allies were the USA, America. Discovered England, and France. Rubber was a scarce commodity during WW2 that prompted the in 1938, production US and England to strategically bomb eight synthetic rubber processing plants through-out began in 1948 under Germany and Poland to cripple the Wehrmacht (the war machine of Nazi Germany). This the Rosario Mining badge is circular in shape with the national flags of the participating allies involved, with the center at the Congo in west Africa. The badge Company. These two shows light wear with a wave in the pin to tell us that it was actually used. Extremely rare badge at 3 in. with light wear. Please see photos small, silver ingots, are for details. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 132488 each approx. 2.4 x 0.4 x Lot# 3258 circa 1912 Police & Fire Department Illustrated Catalog of Bades 0.6 inches. One weighs about 80 grams (~2.5 tr oz), the second weighs & Medals The C.G. Braxmar Co., 10 Maiden Lane, New York, NY - 1912 Catalog for Police about 60 grams (just under 2 tr oz). The lighter ingot is engraved EL & Fire Department Badges & Medals (6” x 9” MOCHITO, and the other is stamped N.Y. & H. ROSARIO / MINING CO. SC Booklet- 105 pp,, Excellent condition) Est. for New York & Honduras. Included in this lot is an acrylic embedment $120-200 HWAC# 125550 with a small silver shovel and an ore specimen with that company’s Lot# 3259 Pueblo Viejo Mine Gold Ingots Lot logo. The three square brass tags are 1.5-inches square and is stamped of two gold ingots: Obv.: Pueblo Viejo Mine / Cotui, Sanchez Ramirez / Dominican Republic; with MOCHITO / MINE. After changing hands multiple times, the El Rev.: Owned by / Rosario / Dominicana S. A. / Cotui, Sanchez / Ramirez Dominican / 24 Mochito Mine is currently owned by Ascendant Resources. Both K Gold FM 1977. Each 19 x 10 mm, 3 grams. William Mayrsohn Collection Est. $600-1000 HWAC# 132139 ingots were analyzed at American Assay with two sample sites. The El Mochito silver ingot sites averaged 937.54 fine silver, 001.24 fine gold, 033.71 fine copper. The Rosario ingot avreraged 954.22 fine silver, 001.36 fine gold, and 005.83 fine copper. These silver ingots were collected by Mayrsohn over the course of his career. William Mayrsohn Collection Est. $2000-4000 HWAC# 132283 Lot# 3261 Downieville, California Gold Button (ingot) from Downieville Placer Gold Gold button (ingot) made by John Stewart, a Nevada mining man who also sluiced for gold on weekends at Downieville, c 1945-55. This gold button is a result. It weighs 1.36 troy ozs, is 906 fine gold, 043 fine silver and 017 fine copper. Downieville is in the northern motehrlode in Sierra County, a key site where George Hearst had his first lode gold mine. When the Comstock discoveries were made, he sold his Le Compton mine there, used the cash to buy into the Ophir at Virginia City, and the rest is history. Est. $2000-3000 HWAC# 133731 Lot# 3262 Denver, Colorado c1910 Silver Foil for Ingots from the Denver Fire Clay Company in Original Box One ounce of Silver Foil, 0.99975 Fine. Original box! Used in the assay process. Includes the Mineralogist’s Pocket Reference book. Quite a find. (W. D. Miles Collection) Est. $100-200 HWAC# 130105 Lot# 3263 Michigan Copper Range Ingot - 4.2 Pounds Small but heavy, solid copper ingot weighing about 4.2 pounds with the initials C R molded into one side. This most reasonably signifies Copper Range at the southwest end of the Keweenaw Peninsula of Upper Michigan. The consignor’s father is known to have done work or visited the White Pine Mine in that area, so perhaps it came from that location. The ingot is 4.75 x 3.25 x 1.25 inches, and it has a nice coating of ruby cuprite that formed on it as the molten metal cooled. It is a uniquely beautiful display piece. William Mayrsohn Collection Est. $300-500 HWAC# 132442 164 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Ingots Lot# 3264 Humboldt County, Nevada Humboldt County Gold/Silver Dore Ingot, c1945 Small gold/silver dore ingot from ore mined by John Stewart, c 1945-55 in Humbold County, NV. Stewart worked at Getchell, mines near Golconda, and other areas in Humboldt, and made this inogt, 1.00 troy ozs. It is 566 fine gold and 373 fine silver, 245 fine copper. Mr Stewart was a significant gold specimen collector, and we have sold upwards of a dozen high grade gold specimens of his over the past few years, including some from Republic, Washington. Est. $2000-3000 HWAC# 133730 Lot# 3265 Ruth, Nevada Ruth Mine Gold and Silver Ingot From the George Allen estate is this gold and silver ingot from the Ruth Mine 1954. It weighs 22 grams and is 28 x 22 mm. Est. $500-1500 HWAC# 132120 YOUR COLLECTIBLES COULD BE HERE Contact us for more information Lot# 3266 White Pine, Nevada White Pine Rush Silver Ingot, Turrill, about consigning in our auctions! New Discovery Silver Ingot Engraved from Julius A. Turrill to Clayton R Turrill, White River/Pioche Nevada c 1870 5.15 Troy oz silver ingot engraved on one side by the presenter, Juliuys A. Turrill to his nephew, Clayton R. Turrill engraved on a polished surface. 2” x 0.;75” wide x 0.5” tall. Est. $8000-12000 HWAC# 132920 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 165

Dore Silver Ingot Engraved from Julius A. Turrill to Clayton R Turrill, White River/Pioche Nevada c 1870 By Fred N. Holabird, copyright 2021 5.15 Troy oz dore silver ingot engraved on one side by the The story presented here is thus one of my own presenter, Julius A. Turrill to his nephew, Clayton R. Turrill interpretation of the timing of events interspersed with a engraved on a flattened, highly polished surface. 2” x 0.;75” small degree factual data compounded with the knowledge wide x 0.5” tall. By XRF analyses, 808.5 fine silver, 153 fine of how things worked in the mining West in the 1860s-70s, copper, trace gold.1 particularly the area of Eastern Nevada known to some as “White Pine” and surrounds, and regular communication Introduction among close family members. The story of this ingot involves a great degree of advanced In an interesting twist of fate, I was required to go to research and a thorough knowledge of how the current the Lincoln County Recorder’s Office on other business historical data reporting systems work (or don’t work), as immediately after completing this paper. Here I dug further well as a good working knowledge of communication of the into the mysteries surrounding Turrill, and got “gold.” time in conjunction with mining rushes and environments. Instead of changing the essay presented below, I am adding In this essay, the reader will be taken on a voyage of a new section to the end. This allows the reader to fully discovery – a journey through Turrill’s eyes. Living in rural follow me on my journey of exploration. Minnesota, the only means of garnering “news” of the outside world was through newspapers. These were his The Turrill Family only portal to the outside world, the Minneapolis/St Paul and Burlington, Vermont newspapers. Julius Turrill was born in Shoreham, Vermont in 1829, just 40 miles south of the big city of Burlington.  A branch of The very nature of unraveling the history of this ingot is his family remained in the area for decades, including his problematic, because the central figure – Julius Turrill – nephew, Clayton Turrill, a long time Burlington resident. was involved in prospecting, mining and other work in an exceptionally remote section of the American West – that Turrill’s mother died in 1834, and his father remarried. of central eastern Nevada at a time when there was nearly The family moved to a new agricultural community in no regional infrastructure – merely a few scattered mining Minnesota called Le Sueur in the early 1850s as the new camps of which little to nothing is left to tell the story family tried to eek out a living in difficult times. As a young today, inclusive of the lack of written historical record. adult, Julius was a key component of the family unit. 1 Test at American Assay, Sparks, Nevada 4/15/2021. Joshua Turrill was elected to the La Sueur County Board of the first Zimmerman, PhD, project manager. The test utilized a silver fledgling political organization of the new county in the mid standard of 999 fine silver and a separate gold standard, 999 fine 1850s. As a farmer, he had hoped to build a sustainable gold. 166

business and flourish. The region was in its infancy The White Pine Silver Rush, Nevada of political organization. A conundrum existed of two adjacent, competing fledgling towns of the same name, In late 1868, prospectors hot off the Comstock Lode and located by different people in the mid 1850s.  Turrill would other discoveries found rich silver ore in a remote section have been caught up in this “battle” for which site would of the West known as “White Pine” about 140 miles east become the permanent home of Le Sueur. Today, known of Austin, Nevada and about 250 miles west of Salt Lake as the “Land of the Jolly Green Giant,” complete with the City. Austin was the home of rich silver discoveries from original Green Giant statue, Le Sueur sits quietly about 60 the early 1860s. In short, White Pine was in the Middle of miles west of St. Paul in a very rural area. Nowhere. The ensuing Rush to White Pine caught fire in national press. The mining camps of Hamilton, Treasure As a young man, Julius helped his struggling family. Times City, Eberhardt, Shermantown, Chloride and others sprang were hard, and farming family life in a tiny rural community up as hundreds of small mines were started, significant in the western frontier of Minnesota couldn’t have been discoveries were made at the Eberhardt and elsewhere, easy. and soon big bullion shipments were the news of the day. Stories such as this were bound to catch Turrill’s attention: Julius kept up with news of his sister Laura and brother Henry. He developed a close relationship with his nephew The present yield of bullion in the White Clayton in Burlington, who was born about the time of the Pine mines is about a million of dollars a California Gold Rush (1848). month. There is a lack of milling facilities, but this want is to be quickly supplied and Clayton appears to have kept his uncle up to date on the the production will then be double.3 local news of mining out West, probably on a regular basis. News of White Pine enthralled readers all over America. Gold and Silver Ignite the Imagination of Mid-Westerners Almost immediately, Clayton and Julius were caught up in the news, and sometime about early 1869, Julius decided News of the California Gold Rush, the great Comstock to strike out West for his fortune. After all, who wouldn’t Lode, and then the White Pine Rush hit all the newspapers, be attracted to a place called “Treasure City” where the including the Burlington Free Press and Minneapolis Star silver bullion freely flowed? Tribune. In La Sueur in the 1860s though, any news was hard to come by. While there certainly was a general Nevada, The Land of Silver merchandise store (or two), the community was still far too small for its own newspaper, and the closest town was St. Silver was everywhere in Nevada, or so American Paul, a half day’s horse ride away. The Post Office opened readers thought. Stories of the great mineral wealth in at Le Sueur in 1852, and Terrill would have received news Nevada were published regularly everywhere, from local from his nephew in Burlington. Local news articles, such newspapers to national magazines such as Harper’s Weekly. as the following one, caught the attention of Clayton and As a single man, Turrill became fascinated with the news Julius: coming out of Nevada, fed to him by his nephew. The Burlington paper had news of the White Pine Rush nearly Gold was discovered in California in 1848 weekly. In Minnesota, the news of White Pine was so and the rush took thither in 1849; silver overwhelming, that ex-Minnesota Governor Stephen Miller was discovered in Washoe in 1858 and got caught up in the excitement of the search for his “El the rush took thither in 1859; and the rich Dorado”: diggings at White Pine were discovered in 1868 and the rush thither begun in 1869. Ex-Governor Stephen Miller, of Minnesota, Where will the next discovery be at the has gone to Nevada to try and make his beginning of the next decade? (Burlington fortune. He going to engage in quartz Free Press, April 9, 1869)2 mining. His friends can hear from him by writing to Hamilton, White Pine County, Nevada. May he be abundantly successful. (Minneapolis Star Tribune, Sept. 10, 1869) So too ventured Julius Turrill. 2 This quote has a fact error. The Comstock was discovered in 3 Burlington Free Press, Aug. 14, 1869 167 1859.

Completion of the Transcontinental Railroad Opens the Just two days later came this: West, Once and For All March 24, 1869: The White Pine excitement The completion of the Central Pacific Railroad across the is unabated. The rush of people thither is continent in mid-1869 opened up the West for good. increasing, and new and rich discoveries Easterners who once took months to travel by stage or are daily reported. Hundreds of companies horseback to Nevada, could now get there in a couple of are already incorporated here (San days. Towns appeared and evolved nearly overnight to Francisco) to work the White Pine Mines, handle the influx of would-be prospectors, speculators, and others are still being formed at the rate and prospective merchants. Elko became the central of three to five per day. (Burlington Free eastern stop for men bound for Treasure City and Hamilton. Press, March 24, 1869) Winnemucca the central stopping spot for those bound for the mining region around Austin, and Wadsworth and Meanwhile, not all the news was positive. The fierce winter Reno the western stopping spots for those heading to the and spring weather was something even Minnesotans were Comstock.4 awe struck by. The Golden Spike was struck May 10, 1869 at Promontory A Nevada zephyr, the other day, whisked Point, Utah, but the regular rail service didn’t get a the mail cutter from White Pine to Treasure start until September 6, 1869. Ex-Minnesota Governor City, with two men and a span of horses, Miller certainly took advantage of the newly completed from the road into a snow drift thirty feet transcontinental railroad, and booked his trip West on one deep. They tunneled out.6 of the very first days of rail service, certain to get off at Elko, and make the southward trip to Hamilton by stage. And News reports leading up to Turrill’s trip as published in Snow blocked roads and other features of a nephew Clayton’s local Burlington, Vermont newspaper backwards season, which quite throws our were somewhat overwhelming: own experiences here in Minnesota into the shade.7 March 22, 1869: White Pine County: Great Discoveries of Silver. … The rush The hard times were to come, particularly after thousands of adventurers to this region is said to be of prospectors hit the White Pine region in the summer altogether unexampled, and the accounts of 1869. Many, if not most of the would-be prospectors warrant the belief that nothing so rich and miners bound for White Pine had left the East Coast as the White Pine Mines has ever been without the slightest idea or understanding of how tough it found. … Mr. (Ross) Raymond, writing was out West. After all, it had been fifteen to twenty years officially and prosaically to the Secretary (a generation) since the reports of exceptional difficulties of the Treasury … (about the) Eberhardt attendant to the Californian Gold Rush had been published. Mine. “Descending the shaft on a rope,” says he, “we found ourselves among men Not all of the new wave of miners in White Pine had it easy, engaged in breaking down silver by the as some news reports would lead you to believe. Some ton. The light of our candles disclosed great resorted to drastic measures: black sparkling masses of silver ore on every side. The walls were silver, the roof Hard Times In The West. One of a gang over our heads silver, the very dust which who robbed the Wells Fargo & Co.’s stages, filled our lungs and covered our boots and near White Pine, recently has written a clothing was a great coating of fine silver. letter to the Virginia City Enterprise, in … Cities are rising there like exaltations. which he claims that the robbers are not All around Treasure Hill, which is the most “hiway men but I tell you Mr. editor that extraordinary of these silver deposits, they are onest working Min who had to shops, warehouses, lager beer saloons are do something to keep from starving in this going up…” (Burlington Free Press March Bad country.” He says that hundreds of 22, 1869)5 men are starving in the White Pine region, having been attracted thither by reports 4 Dr. Ames, of Minneapolis, wrote about the stopping points in in the Treasure City and Hamilton papers Nevada for the mining regions on the railroad in a letter to the Minneapolis Star published May 6, 1871. 6 Burlington Free Press, Apr. 7, 1870 5 Later, the Burlington Free Press printed news from White Pine 7 Burlington Free Press, May 4, 1871 from its own correspondent. Was it Turrill? 168

that workmen were in demand for $5 to There aren’t many of these in Nevada, But Turrill found $20 a day and continues: “And thin when one, and stuck with it southward. He had found the White our toungs is Parched and our feet blistered River, an obscure, isolated stream.9 There were probably a and we set down to wrest ourself and we few placer miners along the way, and a small, tiny mining take up the enterprise or some other paper community was located along the river, called “White to read, we fine a peace from the White River.” There is nothing left today – in fact, there is no Pine nuse that we are thiefs or dead beats record available to tell us where this mining camp was. The or lazy loafers or something els now Mr. location seems to be completely lost to history.10 Of the few editor this is adding insult to injury and records extant, the camp had a Post Office, which opened the American People wont stand it So we years later in 1885. robbed the stage gust to get money enough to take us away from this miserable place In today’s world, White River is somewhere near Lund, but we are not goin yet we will try to burn Nevada. The White River petroglyphs occupy the White the press that sinds fort so many lies before River Canyon narrows, a spectacular site. In a recent we go now Mr. editor there is 500 min in discovery of a photograph archive of the first white man this place who cant get one day work and explorations of the petroglyphs for the Ely Cosmological no way of goin only to wak to virgini and Society about 1925, photographs of the canyon show that is hard.” (Burlington Free Press, July 7, several hand constructed stone cabin ruins and a very old, 1869)8 occupied at the time, miners cabin. Was this the site of White River? It was in this light that Julius Turrill was off to White Pine. When he got there, he must have found a tough situation. Another researcher found Turrill in the 1870 Census, stating The mines had plenty of ore, but there were few mills to his occupation as “miner” living in “White River.”11 The process it. There were towns springing up everywhere, Nevada 1875 mid-decade census shows Turrill simply in but not enough money flowing to pay miners or millmen. (rural) Lincoln County, which undoubtedly was White River It was an unstable business infrastructure. It can be safely or nearby. The census tells us he lived with another miner, assumed that Turrill spent a considerable time looking for a D. Ryan. job, only to find none. Turrill’s years in this 100 mile mining circle of which White Other parts of the eastern Nevada mining frontier were Pine was a part, remain a bit of a mystery. The fact that also in infancy, almost parallel in time to the White Pine he was a miner is undisputed. Did he end up in Pioche? discoveries. Nearby at what was to become Ely, gold, silver Was he in another of the silver camps such as Pahranagat? and copper had been discovered. Further south at Meadow Ward? What we do know, is that during this period as a Valley, soon to become Pioche, silver was discovered. These miner, he must have had some success. A small silver ingot three key areas were all relatively close, within about a is a testament to this fact.12 100 mile circle. Once in Nevada, Turrill had a choice to look elsewhere for more promising prospecting potential. 9 A “stream” to easterners, and a “river” to Nevadans. Outside of the White Pine mainstream, he had a legitimate 10 Not even esteemed Nevada Ghost Town expert and researcher chance of finding his own mine. Stanley Paher has a written reference as to its exact location. (personal communication) Turrill headed east and south toward Pioche. There were 11 That census record is not found in Ancestry.com. Errors in no stages, no buses, no railroad, no telegraph lines – there digital translation of human handwriting, as well as human error was nothing. And a lot of it. He was in a place in the world, in human translation is commonplace for mid-nineteenth century far from everything that he had ever known. This was handwriting. The record provided me may have been taken from indeed the American frontier, a place where a man was by one of the microfilm copies, not the digital record. himself, left to his own means to survive. 12 There is inadequate information to render an opinion if the ingot was made in Pioche, Hiko, Pahranagat, or White River. On your own, the first and most important thing is water. There was inadequate time allowed for this paper to search the Crossing the great American desert by railroad, Turrill Lincoln and White Pine County records for mining or property quickly learned that survival on the open desert by himself claims, which would probably reveal exactly where Turrill mined. was a complete impossibility. So as he headed south White River had a record of prospecting (Lincoln, 1920), but and eastward toward Pioche, he would have followed no information could be found anywhere else. The White River waterways. region as a whole was agricultural, and the later town of this name was clearly for the agricultural community, not the prospecting 8 All spelling here is as published in 1869. area. (Angel, Myron; History of Nevada, 1881, p516). White River was also known as Sierra Valley. 169

The Turrill Silver Ingot New Historical Discoveries Julius Turrill‘s favorite nephew Clayton was constantly in Other business precipitated an immediate visit to Pioche. his mind. Clayton had sent Julius articles of the White Pine Still very active in mining ventures, I had urgent business Rush, and those, in conjunction of what he read in the there, and decided to take some time in the Lincoln County Minneapolis and St. Paul newspapers pushed him out the Court House looking for anything I could find on Turrill. As door into the middle of the White Pine Rush. a veteran of hundreds of mining title searches, I knew right where to start. Once in Nevada, Julius learned that small ingots were a form of a western trophy, a miner’s custom that went back With the assumptions presented above garnered from decades, if not more. Ingots were commonly given as experience and known history, I first delved into Lincoln presents, and the newspapers noted the custom: County Mining records. I began my search about 1870, and expected to search through about 1878. No luck. But The first infant born in White Pine mining I noticed that all the locations and mining deeds appeared region, Nevada, got several thousand to be for Pioche, and not surrounding districts. That means dollars in silver bars as presents. that the District Recorders for outlying mining districts (Burlington Free Press, April 2, 1869) may have never recorded their data into the main body of Lincoln County Records. This is not unusual. What is With this custom in mind, Julius made a classic five ounce unusual is that any District Recorder books remain extant. ingot for his nephew, and had their names engraved on it. And I mean anywhere – these things are usually lost to The ingot is so crude in construction, that it can be assumed local miners history. Most County Recorders don’t lacked good melting facilities, which even know what they are, and it is very required that one surface had to be lucky to find them in a court house. ground polished for the engraving of More often than not, they lie in historical Clayton’s name. The ingot was probably societies, university special collections made in the early 1870s. libraries, or in a private collection. I politely asked: Turrill Retires From Mining Activities “Any District Recorder Books?” Turrill didn’t make his fortune mining. Image from the Silver Reef Miner, “Why yes, I think we have a few” as she But he must have done well. Sometime September 30, 1882 p.4 reached to a shelf about eight feet off in the late 1870s Turrill moved to Silver the floor. Reef, Utah, just over the Nevada/Utah border In Washington County, “Dixie” Being the “tall guy”, I reached over the territory, as locals will tell you. While top and helped guide the old, fragile it was yet another silver mining camp time-worn books down for inspection. about 70 miles as the crow flies from Here were several District Recorder Pioche, he had enough money to open books for various satellite mining a grocery and provisions store. districts in Lincoln County. Bristol, Highlander and several more. Turrill’s store appears to have thrived.13 Turrill died in 1889. His will is on file in the Salt Lake City But first, the Pioche Deeds books were calling me. I had digital records. At the time of death he owned stock in a struck out on mining locations and mining deeds, but the number of Comstock mines, had $2800 in the bank, had property deeds books were whistling at me. Carefully property worth $17,150, $3000 head of cattle. Never opening the index section, which records both buyer married, he made Clayton his executor. and seller (modern terms), Turrill’s name popped out immediately. And then again. Jackpot. 13 While only one entry is found for Turrill in newspapers.com, Turrill bought a two story boarding house on the main the same digitization translation problems occur. Digitization street in September, 1870.14 Shortly after he bought translation problems start at type font recognition, and few of another building in December 1872, then another in the newspaper digitization programs have utilized multitudes of January 1874. None of the deeds mention the business fonts in their translation programs. Recognition of this fact helps a names, except the last one, which mentions the “IXL researcher go further. With this understanding, the advertisements Lodging House.” This important discovery gives us for Turrill were easy to find. 170 14 Deeds, Book L, p91.

valuable information. Turrill may not have been a miner or “International City”? Nobody’s ever heard of it. I called Stan prospector when he got to Pioche. He mined pocket books- Paher, author of Nevada Ghost Towns. Never heard of it. I was a merchant, feeding off the frenzied mining trade, and asked the County Recorder- Nope. Not listed in Carlson’s owned real estate. Turrill purchased the three properties he Nevada Place Names, Angel’s History of Nevada (1881)15 owned by 1874 for about $4000 in gold coin in total. or anywhere else I could find. Now it becomes easier for the reader to understand the remote nature of the places I glanced through physical copies of Pioche newspapers under discussion here. from c 1870-1873 and did not find any advertisements for Turrill by name. The search was far from definitive, simply a The book only went through 1874. The Lincoln County cursory examination. It had the appearance from the deeds Deeds Books did not record a deed from Turrill to anyone that he was running one or more businesses, and they may else for the property, though it is entirely possible Turrill have been running smoothly. The records clearly show he abandoned the saloon in 1876, or simply sold out for cash was a resident of Pioche. and left (the heck with the formal paperwork). Bristol was mostly abandoned in 1876. In 1877 the Hillside mine was Then I turned to the District Recorder books. I had picked discovered, a new mill built, and before you knew it, there the Bristol Mining District book because that was a were 700 souls back in the old mining camp. But Turrill was significant district, but in an exceptionally isolated place, gone, probably off to Silver Reef, just over the Utah/Nevada such that a miner or merchant would easily be missed by a border. census taker, or other business canvas operations, such as a business directory. With several business directories for The XRF analyses appear to completely confirm the Bristol Nevada published from 1870-1875, I had not found Turrill location, which was primarily a silver/copper district. in a single one. Maybe I’d find Turrill had bought mining property in the Bristol Mining District. The Bristol silver/ gold deposits were discovered about 1870 by John Hyatt and S.P. Hardy. The miners formed a mining district on April 10, 1871. The Mining Laws of the District occupied the first pages of the book. But no Turrill. He didn’t buy or sell a mining claim. Way up on top of some two story file cabinets were two old worn out books that looked like ledgers. They were out of place, far too high for any normal person to reach. What the heck, I thought, as I grabbed a stool, and stretched to my full length just to reach a corner and scootch them out so I could grab them. Wow – these were the very first two Recorder’s Books for Nye County, an adjacent county. Nye County was one of the original Nevada counties, and Lincoln County was created in 1866 when Nevada acquired land that had been part of Utah. Somehow, these books were never physically transferred to the Nye County Courthouse. Inside these books are the very first records of Pioche. They contained all of the mining claim and property deeds and transfers. While it started as a Nye County Book, it continued to be used for Pioche and surrounds, hence its “ownership” by Lincoln County. Here, on page 351 of the Nye County Records is a deed to Turrill from David Wilkins for the Wilkins Saloon in International City on February 17, 1874. 15 A later thorough search of Angel’s work revealed a misinterpretation of International City, as well as the county (one again.) Angel called the place “National City, and listed it in Nye County, not the proper Lincoln County. 171

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Ingots / Coins Lot# 3267 Mining Company Silver Lot of five Lot# 3272 Cast Iron Ingot Mold Embossed on one ounce silver pieces: Sunshine Mining 1984; the lip S.S.I.F., might be San Fran Iron Foundry. New York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co. (2) 1970; G.D. Resources, Sparks, Nevada; Johnson F.N.D embossed on bottom, might be Freeport Matthey Refining 1983. William Mayrsohn Minerals Division. 13” x 6” x 5” Post 1920 mold Collection Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132138 with a base that allows for water fall stacking. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 132477 Lot# 3268 Silver Ingots of the Americas Six one ounce silver ingots each representing one Lot# 3273 1856 U.S. $1 Gold Piece EF-AU of the Americas: United States; Canada; Mexico; example of the 1856 slanted five variety of the Nicaragua; Dominican Republic; Republic of Indian Princess Head one dollar gold piece. Tiny carbon spots on obverse. Ken Prag Collection Honduras. Made by the Rosario Resources Est. $300-600 HWAC# 124788 Corporation. William Mayrsohn Collection Est. Lot# 3274 $2.50 Indian Head Gold Pieces $300-500 HWAC# 132137 Lot of 3 Lot of three: 1914-D, 1915, & 1925- D. EF-AU condition. Worth certifying. Ken Prag Lot# 3269 Silver Collection Est. $800-1500 HWAC# 124791 Splash from Dore Lot# 3275 1887 U.S. $5 Gold Piece Liberty Head $5 gold piece, 1887-S, Fine condition. Ken Ingot Pouring, Prag Collection Est. $600-1000 HWAC# 124789 possibly El Mochito Lot# 3276 1887 U.S. $5 Gold Piece Kept in a made in U.S.A. mirror case for Luxor “Radiant Mine Very attractive Rouge” is Liberty Head $5 gold piece. 1887- S, in VF-EF condition. Ken Prag Collection Est. silver splash $600-1000 HWAC# 131176 specimen10.11 Lot# 3277 $5 Indian Head Half Eagle - 1915 The Indian Head Half Eagle $5 gold coin was troy ozs, from the designed by sculptor Bela Lyon Pratt and was struck by the US Mint from 1908 to 1916 and Mayrsohn Collection, again in 1929. They are somewhat unique in US coinage as they have an incuse design, meaning possibly from the El that the art is struck below the field of the coin rather than being entirely raised above the field as a bas relief design like the coins in Mochito mine. This your pocket. The 1915 mintage of the Indian Head Half Eagle is among the more commonly found today, although it is rare in grades of MS- “splash” specimen 64 or higher. This piece has not been graded, but is considered in AU appears to be floor condition, and suitable for grading. Diameter is 21.6 mm; contains 8.359 grams of 90/10 gold/copper alloy, which is a gold content of spill from dore ingot pouring, and is the type of thing given to mining about 0.24187 troy ounces. Est. $500-700 HWAC# 132533 executives on special visits. We had it analyzed at American Assay, Lot# 3278 1881 U.S. $10 Liberty Head Gold with six sample sites. The average is: 898.1 fine silver, 001.10 fine gold, Piece Liberty Head 1881 U.S. ten dollar gold 007.3 fine copper. It is interesting to note that with the wide array of piece. VF-EF condition. Ken Prag Collection Est. colors, the variability was relatively homogeneous: Silver 889.87 fine $1200-2000 HWAC# 124790 to 922.85 fine; gold 001.04 fine to 001.17 fine; copper 006.30 fine to 009.42 fine. William Mayrsohn Collection Est. $300-600 HWAC# 133732 Lot# 3279 Barber Dime Collection Lot of 20 Barber dimes: 1898 (4: AG, G); 1899 (3: G); Lot# 3270 ASARCO Commemorative and 1900 (2: G, F); 1901-O (G); 1902 (G); 1902-O Babbitt Ingot This acrylic diamond contains (2: AG); 1903 (3: G); 1903-O (G); 1904 (3: AG, a presumably silver coin commemorating G). Est. $100-200 HWAC# 135515 75 years of Progress in Metals, and bears an image of a stack of cubes with the scientific symbols of the many Lot# 3280 1916-D metals produced by ASARCO Incorporated. This stack of cubes is a Mercury Dime The key representation of the entrance sign at the Asarco Refinery in Amarillo, date in the Mercury series. Texas. The 8-5/8 x 2-1/4 x 1-1/8-inch, gold-colored bar is a 3.6 pound PCGS certified Genuine: ingot of Asarco Thermodyne Babbitt metal, an alloy of lead and tin Wrap Machine Dmg-AG once used extensively in the manufacture of babbitt bearings. The Detail. The “damage” is American Smelting & Refining Company was founded in 1899, then a circle pressed into the acquired by Meyer Guggenheim and his sons in 1901. Familiar to many column on the reverse. for decades as A.S.& R.Co, the company officially changed its name Date and mintmark clearly to ASARCO Incorporated in 1975. The company is a fully integrated readable. Est. $800-1400 copper producer, from mining to refining to manufacturing of copper HWAC# 135506 and other metal products. It was acquired by Grupo Mexico in 1999. William Mayrsohn Collection Est. $150-200 HWAC# 132439 Lot# 3271 Anode Copper Mini-Ingot and Copper Cathode Slab Small piece cut from a anode copper ingot, 2.2 x 1.4 x 1.3 inches, weighing 18.2 ounces (avoir), and a copper slab, 3 x 2 x .25-inches, 9.1 ounces, cut from a refined copper cathode. Anode copper comes from the last stage of purification at a copper smelter. Oxygen is blown into molten copper in an anode furnace to oxidize and remove impurities from the melt. This is poured into large flat molds to produce copper anodes that are then purified further at a refinery with electrolysis. High currents of electricity move copper atoms from the anode through a solution of copper sulfate and sulfuric acid to be deposited onto a thin copper starter sheet. The cathode becomes thicker as pure copper builds up. The final copper cathode is 99.99% pure or better. William Mayrsohn Collection Est. $100-150 HWAC# 132520 172 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Coins Lot# 3281 Mercury Dimes 1921-1924 Lot# 3290 Walking Liberty Half Dollar Rolls Mercury dimes minted between 1921-1924: Lot of two 20 coin rolls of Walking Liberty half 1921 (2: AG, G); 1923 (12: 1 G, 11 F); 1923-S (20 dollars: 1946-D and one roll of 1946-S. G-VF G); 1924 (7: G, VG, 5 F); 1924-D (28: 15 G, 13 F); condition. Ken Prag Collection Est. $500-1000 1924-S (47: 31 G, 16 F). Total of 116 silver dimes. HWAC# 131184 Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 135337 Lot# 3291 Franklin Half Lot# 3282 U.S. Dime Coin Albums Lot of two: Dollar Brilliant Unirculated 1) Whitman blue folder No. 9043 Dimes, with Mixed Date Roll 1951 (2); 12 Barber dimes, 29 Mercury dimes (in poor 1953 (8); 1954 (3); 1956; condition), and 10 Roosevelt dimes. 51 silver 1957 (5); 1958 (5); 1963. 25 dimes total. 2) Whitman blue album No. 9413, coins total. Ken Prag Collection Mercury dimes, 1916-1945 missing only 1916- Est. $400-800 HWAC# 124786 D, 1921 & 1942 over 41. 75 silver dimes total. Dates and mint marks have not been verified. Ken Prag Collection Est. $300-600 HWAC# 124796 Lot# 3283 Rolls of U.S. Silver Dimes Lot Lot# 3292 Kennedy Half Dollar Collection of nine 50 coin rolls of circulated U. S. dimes, in Wooden Case Issued by the United States Mercury and Roosevelt. One roll is all 1964- Commemorative Gallery, this elegant brown D, one roll all Mercury. Ken Prag Collection Est. wooden box holds 37 Kennedy half dollars $1500-2000 HWAC# 131187 from 1964 through 2000. One 90% 1964; five 40% 1965-69. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. Lot# 3284 Roosevelt Dimes 1948-1949 $100-200 HWAC# 132034 Roosevelt dimes minted 1948-1949: 1948-D: 6 BU; 1948-S: (22: 19 F, 3 EF); 1949: (6: 3 EF, Lot# 3293 Kennedy Half Dollars Lot of 27 3 AU); 1949-D: (19: 10 F, 8 EF, 1 BU); 1949-S: Kennedy half dollars dated 1964 (90% silver). (25: 1 G, 18 F-VF, 6 EF). Total 78 silver dimes. One uncirculated in plastic, the rest circulated. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 135522 Nine 40% Kennedy half dollars. Ken Prag Collection Est. $400-800 HWAC# 131182 Lot# 3285 Capped Bust Half Dollar Group Lot of four Capped Bust half dollars: 1809 (G); Lot# 3294 Kennedy Half Dollars: 40% silver 1819 (G); 1830 (F); 1834 (F). Salvatore Falcone and Bicentennial Lot of 35 Kennedy half dollars Collection Est. $500-700 HWAC# 132048 dated 1954-1969, 40% silver. Also 16 Kennedy half dollars dated 1776-1976 with Independence Lot# 3286 Coin in Vintage Clearsite Tubes Hall on the reverse. (cupro-nickel). Est. $200- Lot of four Clearsite coin tubes made in Newark 400 HWAC# 135332 New Jersey. About 50 Lincoln pennies; 40 Jefferson nickels; 35 BU silver Roosevelt dimes; Lot# 3295 Morgan and Peace Dollar Roll and 50 GEM BU 1960 Washington quarters. The Plus One I counted them twice, this roll has 21 hard plastic tubes have metal screw tops. Ken coins. 1896 (9) with mint luster, but some with Prag Collection Est. $300-500 HWAC# 131188 paper or cardboard residue on obverse, need preservation; 1896-O, F; 1881-S, F; 1882, EF; Lot# 3287 Reno, Nevada 1875 Engraved 1891-S, EF; 1921. Seven Peace dollars, four are Seated Liberty Half Dollar of J. F. Myers, A AU-BU condition. Ken Prag Collection Est. $600-1000 HWAC# 124782 Reno Druggist Featured in Holabird’s Bottle Book, this piece is an 1875 Liberty Seated Lot# 3296 Carson City, Nevada 1884 GSA obverse, and on the reverse: Nev. S. A. M, & M. S. Carson City Dollar Uncirculated 1884 Carson / Life / J. F. Myers / Member. See Nevada Bottle City silver dollar with certificate and box. Lid Book Volume II p221-224 for complete history on this bottle and detached. Coin has good eye appeal, you might the Reno drug store merchant John F. Myers who died of a morphine want to get it certified. Est. $300-600 HWAC# overdose after the sale of his drug store in 1885. Fred Holabird Collection 126099 Est. $600-1200 HWAC# 129318 Lot# 3288 Silver Half Dollar Collection Four Lot# 3297 Morgan Dollar Quartet Lot of four different types of 90% U.S. half dollars: Barber Morgan Dollars: 1878-CC, EF condition; 1885- (2); Walking Liberty (4); Franklin (2); 1964 O, AU; 1886, BU w/carbon spots; 1889, VF w/ carbon spots. Ken Prag Collection Est. $300-500 Kennedy (15). Twenty three coins total. Est. HWAC# 124781 $300-600 HWAC# 135358 Lot# 3289 Walking Liberty Lot# 3298 Peace Dollars In Presentation Half Dollar Rolls Lot of two Boxes Two sets of Peace dollars: 1) The 20 coin Walking Liberty half Collectors Mint, black box of three Peace dollars, dollar rolls: 1) 1918-1929; 1922 & 1923, with certificate of authenticity. FR-G condition; 2) 1934- 2) The Morgan Mint, blue velvet box of five Peace dollars 1922-25, with certificate of 1939; G-VG condition. Ken authenticity. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 135340 Prag Collection Est. $500- 1000 HWAC# 131183 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 173

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Coins Lot# 3299 Eisenhower Dollars Lot of 146 Lot# 3305 U.S. Coin Albums Lot of four blue Eisenhower dollars: 1972 (70); 1977 (76). Est. Whitman coin albums: 1) Whitman No. 9032, $300-500 HWAC# 135543 Benjamin Franklin Half Dollar Collection Starting 1948, with 20 coins; 2) Whitman No. Lot# 3300 U.S. Silver Dollars Lot of 22 U.S. 9699 John F. Kennedy Half Dollar Collection silver dollars: 6 Peace and 16 Morgan. Grades Starting 1964 with 4 coins: 2 90% silver, 2 from good to AU, some better dates: 1884- 40% silver; 3) Whitman No. 9025 United States Silver Dollars, with S, 1890-O. Ken Prag Collection Est. $400-600 two Morgan dollars (1886, 1887) and 12 Peace dollars; 4) Whitman HWAC# 131178 No. 9028 Peace Type Silver Dollar Collection 1921to 1935, no coins, brand new. Ken Prag Collection Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 124800 Lot# 3301 1994 U.S. Veterans Silver Dollars Lot# 3306 U.S. Silver Money Mixed lot: three Proof Set Three coin proof set in original $1 silver certificates; 1953 $5 bill; five silver government packaging. Prisoner of War Silver half dollars; 18 silver quarters; 26 silver dimes Dollar, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Silver Dollar, Women in Military Service for America and two buffalo nickels for good measure. Ken Prag Collection Est. $200- memorial Silver Dollar. Each coin .76 ounces of 400 HWAC# 131192 silver. Est. $100-160 HWAC# 135338 Lot# 3307 Quarter Collection 19th Century Lot# 3302 Two Blue Whitman Folders Quarters from the 1800s: 5 Liberty Seated with Coins Type Collection of Twentieth quarters: 1854 (G); 1858 (F); 1862 (F); 1876 Century United States Coins (Whitman No. (VG); 1876 (FR2). 38 Barber quarters: 1892 (7- 9046): Only the cents and nickels are missing. G); 1893 (2-G); 1893-O (2-AG); 1893-S (AG); Coins include: Barber dime (1915), Mercury 1894 (G); 1895 (6-AG-G); 1895-O (2-FR2 & dime, Roosevelt dime, Barber quarter (1909), AG); 1896 (AG); 1897 (3-AG-G); 1898 (7-AG- G); 1899 (6-AG-G); 1899-O (AG). Total 43 silver Liberty Standing quarter (1929); Washington quarters. Est. $400-600 HWAC# 135359 Quarter (1964), Barber Half (1905), Walking Liberty Half (1943); Franklin Half (1963); Morgan Dollar (1921); Peace Dollar (1922)._ Lot# 3308 United States Quarters in Collector Presentations U.S. quarters x000D_ “Mercury” Head Dime Collection 1916 to 1945 (Whitman No. marketed to collectors: two presentation 9014): 24 Mercury dimes: 1 1917; 7 in the 1930s; 16 in the 1940s; 4 boxes by the United States Commemorative Roosevelt pre-1964 dimes stuck in random holes. Total bullion value Gallery, each with three quarters. 1) 1885 Barber quarter, 1925 standing liberty, 1976 is $100 with silver priced at $15.78. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 135371 Washington Bicentennial. All circulated coins. Six cardboard presentations of Washington Lot# 3303 U.S. Coin Album Collection Lot of quarters with historical lessons on each, two quarters on each: 1942, eight blue Whitman albums: 1) Whitman No. 1950, 1954, 1957, 1963 and 1964. Four of the cards have stamps from 9003, Indian Head Cent Collection Including Guyana featuring GW, two stamps are missing. Total sixteen 90% silver Flying Eagle Cents 1856 to 1909, with 26 coins, quarters, and two Bicentennials. Est. $140-280 HWAC# 135558 no flying eagles, but 1859 & 1863 Indians; 2) Whitman No. 9004, Lincoln Head Cent Lot# 3309 Washington Head Quarter Album Collection 1909 to 1940 Number One, with no Whitman blue folder No. 9018, Washington coins; 3) Whitman No. 9030, Lincoln Head Cent Collection Starting Head Quarter Collection 1932 to 1945. Thirty 1941 Number Two, with 73 coins through 1968; 4) Whitman No. 9008, six coins, missing only the 1932-D. Coins in VG- Buffalo Nickel Collection 1913 to 1938, with 48 coins; 5) Whitman No. 9014 “Mercury” Head Dime Collection 1916 to 1945, with no coins; 6) EF condition. Ken Prag Collection Est. $300-600 Whitman No. 9029, Roosevelt Dime Collection Starting 1946, with 52 coins, 48 silver, through 1968. 7) Whitman No. 9031 Washington Head HWAC# 124794 Quarter Collection Starting 1946 Number Two, with 37 coins (full); 8) Whitman No. 9040 Washington Head Quarter Collection Starting Lot# 3310 Washington Quarter Rolls Lot of 1960 Number Three, with 14 coins, 10 silver. Ken Prag Collection Est. six 40 coin rolls of circulated silver Washington $500-800 HWAC# 124798 quarters. All 1964 or earlier, dating into the 1930s. Ken Prag Collection Est. $1500-2000 HWAC# 131185 Lot# 3304 U.S. Coin Albums Lot of three blue Lot# 3311 Wooden box of Foil Wrapped Whitman albums: 1) Whitman No. 9041 CENTS, Silver Coins Wooden box with sliding top, with 8 Indian Head and 31 Lincoln Wheat Back 6 inches long, 2 inches wide, 2 inches deep. pennies; 2) Whitman No. 9044, QUARTERS, Inside you’ll find a tube of 57 silver Roosevelt with 12 Barber quarters, 17 Walking Liberty dimes, dates from 1948-1956; 1959 Canada dollars (2); 7 Peace dollars; 4 Morgan dollars; quarters, and one 1932-S Jefferson quarter. 2 Walking Liberty half dollars; 1962 Franklin half dollar; 1960 Washington quarter; 1944 30 silver quarters. 3) Whitman No. 9045, dime; and a surprise coin. Ken Prag Collection Est. $400-800 HWAC# HALVES, with 14 Barber halves, 7 Walking 131193 Liberty halves, and 8 Franklin halves. 29 silver half dollars. Ken Prag Collection Est. $600-1000 HWAC# 124799 View High Resolution Images, Register, Place Bids, See Current Opening Bids Visit the online catalog at FHWAC.com 174 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Coins Lot# 3312 Yitzhak Rabin Commemorative Lot# 3318 U.S. Proof Sets 1956-1963 Lot of Coin Sets. Two sets of three coins each in ten unopened Treasury Department proof sets: original packaging. Invoice dated 2012 shows 1956 (2), 1957 (2), 1960 (2), 1961 (2), 1963 a price of $1898 for each of these three coin (2). Ken Prag Collection Est. $400-800 HWAC# sets. Two silver pieces and one gold piece. 22 124808 carat (16.96 grams). _x000D_ _x000D_ The coin was designed by Aharon Shevo, with a portrait Lot# 3319 U.S. Proof Sets 1956-1964 Lot of of Rabin engraved by Tidhar Dagan._x000D_ 9 unopened Treasury Department proof sets: _x000D_ The obverse bears the face value, the Israel state emblem, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, the word ìIsraelî in English, Hebrew and Arabic, the year of issue (as 1963 & 1964. Ken Prag Collection Est. $300-600 2011 and as Hebrew Year 5772 in Hebrew characters), and an olive HWAC# 124806 branch symbolizing peace. Below the face value is the Mint mark, appearing as a Hebrew letter ìmemî on the Proof coins and as a Star Lot# 3320 U.S. Proof Sets 1957 & 1961 Lot of David on the silver prooflike coin. Around the right-hand border is of ten unopened Treasury Department proof ìYitzhak Rabin ó Nobel Peace Prize 1994î in Arabic._x000D_ _x000D_ sets: 1957 (4) & 1961 (6). Ken Prag Collection The reverse carries the Rabin portrait, based on a photograph taken Est. $400-800 HWAC# 131153 in the years preceding the Nobel Peace Prize award. Around the border is the inscription ìYitzhak Rabin ó Nobel Peace Prize 1994î in Lot# 3321 U.S. Proof Sets 1957 & 1963 Lot English and Hebrew._x000D_ _x000D_ Three different coins share the of ten unopened Treasury Department proof designs, except for the denominational markings: a Proof .917 fine sets: 1957 (5) & 1963 (5). Ken Prag Collection gold 10-new-Israeli-sheqel coin, a Proof .925 fine silver 2-NIS coin Est. $400-800 HWAC# 124809 and a Prooflike .925 fine silver 1-NIS coin._x000D_ _x000D_ The gold coin weighs 16.96 grams, measures 30 millimeters in diameter and Lot# 3322 U.S. Proof Sets 1957-1964 Lot of had a mintage limit of 888 pieces. The silver 2-sheqel coin weighs 28.8 ten unopened Treasury Department proof sets: grams, measures 38.7 millimeters in diameter and had a mintage limit 1957 (2), 1959, 1960 (2), 1961, 1962, 1963 of 2,800 pieces. The silver 1-sheqel coin weighs 14.4 grams, measures (2), 1964. Ken Prag Collection Est. $400-600 30 millimeters in diameter and had a mintage limit of 1,800 pieces._ HWAC# 131150 x000D_ Est. $2000-6000 HWAC# 135594 Lot# 3323 1958-1964 U.S. Mint Sets Lot# 3313 U.S.Proof Set Collection Large box Uncirculated mint sets: 1958: penny, two with U.S. government issued sets: 12 Blue Ike nickels, two dimes, two quarters, two half silver dollars (1971-74); 2 Proof Eisenhower dollars uncirculated in soft plastic. 1959: two dollars (1971-72); 1976 Bicentennial 3 coin sets of two pennies, two nickels, two dimes, Uncirculated Set; 1976 three coin silver Proof two quarters, two half dollars. 1960: two sets Set; Prestige Silver Sets: 1984, 1986, 1987, of two pennies, two nickels, two dimes, two 1991; two George Washington silver Unc. half dollars; Special Mint quarters and two half dollars (some carbon Sets: 1965 & 1966; silver Proof sets: 1961, 1963 (3) 1964; 1987 spots). 1961: two five coin sets in hard plastic Constitution silver dollar commemorative. With silver at $27.50, melt holders, Denver and Philadelphia mints. 1962: two sets of two pennies, for lot is $370. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $700-1000 HWAC# 132030 two nickels, two dimes, two quarters, two half dollars (some carbon spots); 1963: two sets of two coins each (some carbon spots). 1964: Lot# 3314 U.S. Uncirculated Coin Sets 1964- two five coin sets in hard plastic cases, Denver and Philadelphia mints. 1967 Lot of five uncirculated U.S. coin sets in Ken Prag Collection Est. $300-600 HWAC# 124785 hard plastic Whitman holders: 1964 (2); 1965; 1966 (three spots on the half dollar); 1967. Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 131180 Lot# 3315 US Mint Coin Sets & Proofs Lot of Lot# 3324 1965 Special Mint Sets Original 8. 1) 1982 George Washington Commemorative Packaging Lot of 12 1965 Special Mint Sets in half dollar, .900, proof, in original box. 2) 1982 the original carton from the U.S. Assay Office. George Washington Commemorative half The box has been opened. The 1965 Special dollar, .900, uncirculated, in original box. 3-5) Mint Set was issued in plastic packaging 1972, 1973, and 1974 Eisenhower United similar to the Proof and Uncirculated sets of States Proof Dollars, in US Mint plastic holders. the previous decade. The 1965 set contains a single Pliofilm packet Mirror surfaces. 6) 1977 US Mint Uncirculated Coin sets in original with six sealed pockets, five containing each of the five coins and the envelope. 7) 1978 United States Proof Set. 8) 1979 United States Proof sixth housing a navy blue and silver plastic token with a silhouetted Set. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 134030 design of a heraldic eagle and the words “UNITED STATES SPECIAL MINT SET”. The set comes with a certificate describing the new set, Lot# 3316 U.S. Proof Sets & Uncirculated and all these materials are packaged together in a cream-colored outer Sets In original mint packaging: 1) 1956 paper envelope. Ken Prag Collection Est. $200-400 HWAC# 124784 Uncirculated set; 2) 1964 Uncirculated set; 3) 1968 Uncirculated sets (5); 4) 1969 Lot# 3325 U.S. Proof Sets 1961, 1962 & 1964 Uncirculated sets (5); 5) 1970 Uncirculated Lot of twelve unopened Treasury Department sets (3); 6)1971 Uncirculated Sets (5); 7) 1976 proof sets: 1961, 1962 (2), 1964 (9). Ken Prag Proof Sets (5). Ken Prag Collection Est. $300-500 Collection Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 131154 HWAC# 131157 Lot# 3317 U.S. Proof Sets 1955-1964 Lot of ten U.S. Proof Sets: 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963 & 1964. The only open envelope is the 1955 set. Ken Prag Collection Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 124787 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 175

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Coins Lot# 3326 U.S. Proof Sets 1963 & 1964 Lot Lot# 3333 Canadian Coin Albums Lot of of ten unopened Treasury Department proof five Canadian coin albums: 1) Meghrig album sets: 1963 (5) & 1964 (5). Ken Prag Collection Coins of Canada 5 Cents Nickel 1922-, with Est. $400-600 HWAC# 131151 50 nickels, up to 1966; 2) Whitman No. 9443 Dimes Miscellaneous, with 35 dimes between Lot# 3327 U.S. Proof Sets and Special Mint 1937 & 1968; 3) Whitman No. 9506 Canadian Sets Five original boxes from the U.S. Assay Quarters 1921- with 37 quarters from 1937-1966; 4) Whitman No. Office and the Bureau of the Mint: 1) 1966 9510 Canadian Halves Miscellaneous, with 37 half dollars from 1937- Special Mint Sets (10); 2) 1967 Special Mint 1967; 5) Library of Coins Canada 1 Dollar 1935 to Date, with 34 silver Sets (8); 1968 Proof Sets (5); 1970 Proof Sets dollars 1935-1967. Ken Prag Collection Est. $800-1500 HWAC# 131155 (5); 1975 Proof Sets (5). Ken Prag Collection Est. $400-800 HWAC# 131156 Lot# 3334 Canadian Coin Collection 1967 gold plated Centennial 20 dollar Lot# 3328 Gold-plated Sterling Silver Belt commemorative; 1967 seven coin uncirculated Buckle with VF/XF 1899 Morgan Dollar set in black plastic holder. Six brilliant 14K gold-plated Sterling silver belt buckle, uncirculate silver dollars: 1973, 1975, 1981, intricately carved, with an 1899 Morgan silver 1982, 1985, 1986. Salvatore Falcone Collection dollar coin which has also been gold plated. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132049 Buckle is approx. 3.75 x 2.25 inches, and weighs ~3.39 troy ounces (~105.6 grams) including Lot# 3335 Canadian Coin Collection Large the coin. Buckle is marked on the back / STERLING / HE / 14 K GOLD assortment of Canadian coins from the 1800s /. The gold plating of the Morgan is also evident on the reverse which through the 1950s. Large cents through half is visible through the back of the buckle. Coin is in VF/XF condition, dollars. Large cents (8), dates from 1858-1907. and the buckle shows very little wear in the ornate carving on the Small cents (33), many in the 1920s, plastic case front. Est. $2000-2500 HWAC# 133721 with major varieties of 1965 Canadian cents. Five cent pieces (30) dating from 1924 and 1925. Lot# 3329 Sterling Silver Dollar Belt Signed Dimes (18) from 1918, many 1930s & 1940s. sterling silver buckle by “Silverado” anchors a Quarters (23) dating from 1837, most in the 44 inch long belt with 14 Peace and Morgan 1950s. Half dollars (5): 1932; 1941;1946; 1955 dollars and a one ounce Buffalo silver round. (2). Ken Prag Collection Est. $200-400 HWAC# 131179 Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $500-800 HWAC# 132029 Lot# 3336 Canadian Large Cent Collection Lot of 32 Canadian large one cent coins: 1876- Lot# 3330 Matching Mens and Womens H; 1881-H; 1882-H; 1884; 1886; 1887; 1888; Coin Belts and Hat Band Mexican sterling 1890-H; 1891-LD; 1892; 1893; 1900-H; 1901; silver belt buckles anchor these two coin belts: 1902; 1903; 1904; 1905; 1906; 1908; 1909; the woman’s is 27 inches with six silver dimes 1910; 1911; 1912; 1913; 1914; 1915; 1916; and nine Buffalo nickels; the men’s is 43 inches 1917; 1918; 1919; 1920. Put away 50 years with 19 Buffalo nickels. The hat band has 22 ago, nice VF-AU condition. Ken Prag Collection Buffalo nickels. Be ready for the Reno Rodeo this year! Possibly Navajo. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 124780 Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 132037 Lot# 3337 Canadian Nickel Album 1922- Lot# 3331 Nevada 1973 Nevada State 1965 Including the Rare 1925 & 1926 FAR Trapshoot Sterling Silver Dollar Belt with 6 Whitman blue album #9503 with 50 coins Silver Quarters Around Sterling silver belt including the rare 1925 and 1926 FAR 6. buckle holding a 1900 Morgan dollar; 44 inch Missing only the 1955. All coins at least EF-AU belt decorated with 20 silver quarters. Salvatore condition. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $250-300 HWAC# 132042 Falcone Collection Est. $400-700 HWAC# 132031 Lot# 3338 1959-1960 Canadian Silver Dollar Lot# 3332 Perth, Five Ounce Silver America’s BU Rolls Two brilliant uncirculated rolls of 20 Cup Commemorative In original case with Canadian silver dollars: 1959 & 1960. Each certificate of authenticity. Five ounces of pure coin 0.60 oz. silver. Alloy: 80% silver, 20% silver struck by the Singapore Mint for the copper; Weight: 23.33 grams. Ken Prag Collection government of Western Samoa. Proof finish. Est. $1000-2000 HWAC# 124804 Obverse: America’s Cup / Perth Australia / (sailing ship) / 1987; reverse: Samoa I Sisifo Lot# 3339 1961-62 Canadian Silver Dollar / (trophy cup) / five ounces / $25 / 999 silver. 65 mm diameter, BU Rolls Two brilliant uncirculated rolls of authorized mintage 35,000, issue date 31 January 1987. The American 20 Canadian silver dollars: 1961 & 1962. Each challenger Stars & Stripes 87, sailed by Dennis Conner, beat the coin 0.60 oz. silver. Alloy: 80% silver, 20% Australian defender Kookaburra III, sailed by Iain Murray, in a four- copper; Weight: 23.33 grams. Ken Prag Collection race sweep in the best of seven series. Conner thus became the first Est. $1000-2000 HWAC# 124803 person both to lose the America’s Cup and then to win it back. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 131219 Lot# 3340 1962-63 Canadian Silver Dollar BU Rolls Two brilliant uncirculated rolls of Canadian silver dollars: 1962 & 1963. Each coin 0.60 oz. silver. Alloy: 80% silver, 20% copper; Weight: 23.33 grams. Ken Prag Collection Est. $1000-2000 HWAC# 124801 176 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Coins Lot# 3341 1963-64 Canadian Silver Dollar Lot# 3350 Canadian Uncirculated Sets BU Rolls Two brilliant uncirculated rolls of 1962-1974 Lot of twelve uncirculated sets of Canadian silver dollars: 1963 & 1964. Each six Canadian coins, penny through dollar: 1962; coin 0.60 oz. silver. Alloy: 80% silver, 20% 1963; 1964; 1965; 1966; 1967; 1968; 1970; copper; Weight: 23.33 grams. Ken Prag Collection Est. $1000-2000 HWAC# 124802 1971; 1972; 1973; 1974. Ken Prag Collection Est. $300-600 HWAC# 131167 Lot# 3342 1965 Canadian Silver Dollars Lot# 3351 Canadian Uncirculated Sets 1963 1965 Canadian Dollar Varieties presentation with four dollars in a cardboard holder sealed & 1964 Lot of twelve uncirculated sets of six in plastic showing small bead and large bead Canadian coins, penny through dollar: 1963 varieties. Also one 20 coin roll of BU 1965 (6) & 1964 (6). Ken Prag Collection Est. $400- dollars. Ken Prag Collection Est. $400-800 800 HWAC# 131168 HWAC# 131194 Lot# 3343 Canadian BU Rolls 1966 Dollars Lot# 3352 Canadian Uncirculated Sets Two BU rolls of 1966 Canadian dollars. Ken Prag 1963-1965 Lot of twelve uncirculated sets of Collection Est. $700-1000 HWAC# 131195 six Canadian coins, penny through dollar: 1963 (4)); 1964 (4); 1965 (4). Ken Prag Collection Est. $400-600 HWAC# 131169 Lot# 3344 1935-1965 Canadian Silver Lot# 3353 Canadian Uncirculated Sets 1965 Dollar Collection Lot of 19 Canadian silver & 1966 Lot of twelve uncirculated sets of six dollars, many in BU condition. 1935; 1936 (2); Canadian coins, penny through dollar: 1965 1939; 1945; 1946; 1947 (2); 1954; 1955 (3); (6); 1966 (6). Ken Prag Collection Est. $400-600 1964; 1965 (6). Ken Prag Collection Est. $300- HWAC# 131170 600 HWAC# 131177 Lot# 3354 Canadian Uncirculated Sets Lot# 3345 Canadian Uncirculated Sets 1966-1971 Lot of ten uncirculated sets of six 1955-1960 The Royal Canadian Mint in Canadian coins, penny through dollar: 1966 Ottawa produced uncirculated sets in six coin (2); 1967 (3); 1968; 1970 (2); 1971 (2). Ken sets mounted on cardboard and wrapped in Prag Collection Est. $300-500 HWAC# 131171 plastic until 1960. (Then they went to the soft plastic). This lot is 17 or the hard cardboard Lot# 3355 Canadian Uncirculated Sets sets: 1955; 1956; 1957 (2); 1958 (4); 1959 (5); 1966-1974 Uncirculated sets from the 1960 (4). There are some carbon spots on a few of the coins. Ken Prag Canadian Mint: Hard case: 1967 (2); 1971; Collection Est. $300-500 HWAC# 131162 1972 (2); 1973; 1974 (2). Lot# 3346 1957-1961 Canadian Uncirculated Flat packs: 1966 (5); 1967 (5); 1968 (15). Ken Sets lot of nine uncirculated sets of Canadian Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 131160 coins: 1957; 1959; 1960 (3); 1961 (4). A few carbon spots. Ken Prag Collection Est. $200-400 Lot# 3356 1969 Uncirculated Coin Sets In HWAC# 131163 original package from the Canadian Mint, 50 sets of six coin sets, penny through dollar. Ken Lot# 3347 Canadian Uncirculated Sets Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 131158 1961-1967 Lot of fourteen uncirculated sets of six coins, penny through dollar: 1961(2); Lot# 3357 1969 Uncirculated Coin Sets In 1962 (2); 1963 (2); 1964 (2); 1965 (2); 1966 original package from the Canadian Mint, 50 (2); 1967 (2). Ken Prag Collection Est. $300-600 sets of six coin sets, penny through dollar. Ken HWAC# 131164 Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 131159 Lot# 3348 Canadian Uncirculated Sets Lot# 3358 Canadian Uncirculated Sets 1970 1962-1966 Lot of ten uncirculated sets of six & 1971 Lot of seventeen uncirculated sets of Canadian coins, penny through dollar: 1962 six Canadian coins, penny through dollar: 1970 (2); 1963 (2); 1964 (2); 1965 (2); 1966 (2).. (10) & 1971 (7). Ken Prag Collection Est. $100- Ken Prag Collection Est. $300-600 HWAC# 131165 200 HWAC# 131172 Lot# 3349 Canadian Uncirculated Sets Lot# 3359 Canadian Uncirculated Sets 1962-1966 Lot of ten uncirculated sets of six 1970 & 1972 Lot of 21 uncirculated sets of six Canadian coins, penny through dollar: 1962 Canadian coins, penny through dollar: 1970 (2); 1963 (2); 1964 (2); 1965 (2); 1966 (2).. (12) & 1972 (9). Ken Prag Collection Est. $200- Ken Prag Collection Est. $300-600 HWAC# 131166 400 HWAC# 131173 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 177

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Coins Lot# 3368 1700-1803 Carolus IIII Mexican reale Counters Lot of 5. 8 reale size counters, also Lot# 3360 Canadian Uncirculated Sets known as piece of eight, only these are silver plated. 1973-1975 Lot of fourteen uncirculated sets Patterns are not exact to their silver counterparts. of six Canadian coins, penny through dollar: Most are Die struck. Dates : 1793, 1795, 1799, 1800 1973 (5, four soft case, one hard case); 1974 and 1803. Est. $150-500 HWAC# 135504 (4); 1975 (5). Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 131174 Lot# 3369 1805 Carolus III Reake size counters/Buttons Lot of 23. All dated 1805. Lot# 3361 Japanese Occupation Coins of China Some are die struck and the others are cast. WWII Eleven scarce coins from the Japanese puppet All are 8 reale size. All Carolus IIII silver plated. states of Manchukuo and East Hopei during World Catalog numbers: 3000, 3001,33005,3015,30 War II. Coins are dated from 1934 through 1943. 20,3025,3030,3035,3040,3041,3045,3050,30 Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $150-300 HWAC# 58,3059,3060,3065,3070,3075,3080,3090,31 132043 00,3105. Varying conditions. Est. $300-1500 HWAC# 135312 Lot# 3362 Chinese Silver Dragon Coin Dish Flat metal dish 92 mm in diameter with Lot# 3370 1802-1805 Carolus IIII various reales a Chinese silver dragon coin in the center. Lot of 6. Carolus IIII (Charles IV) copper tokens. Two Guangxu (Kuang Hsu) was the 11th emperor 4 reale size . Four 2 reale size of which three are of the Qing Dynasty of China. He started his Mexico ( 400, 405,410), one 1862 white metal. Est. reign in 1875, so the 34th year of Kuang Hsu is $120-400 HWAC# 135503 equivalent to 1908. This coin comes from the Chihli (Zhili) Province, located toward the Northeast in mainland China. Lot# 3371 1813-14 Ferdinan VII Counters Mexico Lot of 2. Obverse: Bust of Ferdinan VII, Est. $400-600 HWAC# 131209 dates 1813 and 1814. Reverseî Pillars. Mexico 3150 and 3160 Est. $80-150 HWAC# 135502 Lot# 3363 Colombia Silver Coin Ash Trays Lot of three cinquenta centavo silver coin metal ash trays, dated 1932 & 1933. They weigh 1.6, 1.83 and 1.85 ounces, and are 65, 67 and 78 mm wide. Est. $400-600 HWAC# 131210 Lot# 3364 Cyprus Silver Coin Dish George V Lot# 3372 Republic of Panama Proof Sets is featured on this 1928 forty five piastres silver Lot of seven proof sets from the Republic of coin at the center of metal dish 110 mm wide Panama in original packaging. Years 1966- and 11 mm deep. Total weight 4.90 ounces. 1972. Each set contains six coins: un centesimo, Engraved: “E.D.L. 1961 / 1963 / Nicosia” 5 centesimo, decimo de balboa, cuarto de The coin celebrated the 50th Anniversary of balboa medio balboa, un balboa. Total mintage Cyprus. Est. $200-500 HWAC# 131203 for: 1966: 12, 701 sets; 1967 19,983 sets, struck at the U.S. Mint; 1968: 23,210 sets; 1969: 14.000 sets; 1970: 9,528; 1971: 10,696; 1972: Lot# 3365 France & Austria Silver Coin 13,322. The one balboa is 0.900 fine silver with an asw of 0.7734oz. Dishes Lot of two coin dishes with silver coins Many of these sets were melted in the silver rush of 1980, note to low at center: 1) France 1788 (1/2 ecu) Sit Nomen mintages. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $300-600 HWAC# 124022 Domini Benedictum coin centered in a dish 85 mm wide and 17 mm deep, weighing 2.80 Lot# 3373 Silver Central and South ounces. On the bottom: “Made in France / EF.” American Coin Collection Lot of seven 2) Austria 1780 Maria Theresa Thaler centered in a dish 100 mm wide silver pieces: 1968 Mexico 25 Peso Olympic and 11 mm deep. Both sides of the coin are visible. 2.40 total ounces. commemorative: 1966 Panama Balboa; Est. $260-400 HWAC# 131204 1972 Panama five Balboas; 1963 Dominican Republic Un Peso; 1972 Dominican Republic Lot# 3366 Japanese Coin Silver Bowl Metal Un Peso; 1973 Peru 100 Soles De Oro; 1969 bowl 76 mm wide and 15 mm deep with Uruguay Mil Pesos. Salvatore Falcone Collection Japanese silver coin at center. 1.13 ounces. Est. Est. $250-300 HWAC# 132052 $100-120 HWAC# 131199 Lot# 3374 Vintage Central American Silver Lot# 3367 Mexico BU Coin Rolls Six rolls of Coins Lot of six silver coins: 1) 1904 Panama 50 BU Mexican coins: 50 pieces of 1961 and 1965 cents, U.S. struck, (EF/AU exceptional condition; silver pesos; 75 pieces of 1959 Cuatemoc fifty 2) 1878 Chile Un Peso; 3) 1915 Cuba Un Peso; centavos; 20+ 1965 fifty centavos. Great for 1897 Dominican Republic Un Peso; 1866 dealer stock or EBAY sellers. Salvatore Falcone Mexico Un Peso; 1895 Peru Un Sol. Salvatore Collection Est. $400-600 HWAC# 132041 Falcone Collection Est. $250-400 HWAC# 132053 178 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Coins Lot# 3375 Roble, Kopeks 1) 1875 Rouble, Lot# 3383 1994-2000 Royal Mint Silver silver. VF/EF. 2) 1971 5 Kopeks, copper. F. Est. Proof Coin Sets: 1994, 1995, 2000 Lot of 4 $100-150 HWAC# 132394 different, all in original cases. 1) 1994 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. 2) 1994 Silver Piedfort Proof One Pound Coin, 19g, .925, 22.5mm. 3) 1995 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. 4) 2000 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 134039 Lot# 3376 1780 Maria Theresa Thaler Lot# 3384 1997-1998 Royal Mint Silver Proof Opium Box Maria Theresa thaler made into Coin Sets: 1997 & 1998 Lot of 4 different. 1) a hinged box for snuff, opium or cocaine. 1997 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, Wonderful conversation piece at a party. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $150-200 HWAC# 22.5mm. 2) 1997 Silver Piedfort Proof One 132046 Pound Coin, 19g, .925, 22.5mm. 3) 1998 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. 2) 1998 Silver Piedfort Proof One Pound Coin, 19g, .925, 22.5mm. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 134038 Lot# 3377 1982-1992 Royal Mint Silver Lot# 3385 1999-2010 Royal Mint Silver Proof 2-Coin Sets Plus Bonus Lot of 3. 1) Proof Coin Sets: 1999 and 2010 Lot of 4 1990 Silver Proof Five Pence Two-Coin Set. different, all in original cases. 1) 1999 Silver Contains the old design 5 pence and the new. Proof Piedfort One Pound Coin, 19g, .925, 5.65g, 23.59mm and 3.25g, 18mm. In original 22.5mm. 2) 1999 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, box. 2) 1992 Silver Proof Ten Pence Two-Coin 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. 3) 2010 Piedfort Silver Set. Contains the old design 10 pence and the Proof One Pound Coin, 19g, .925, 22.5mm. 4) 2010 Silver Proof One new. 11.31g, 28.5mm and 6.5g, 24.5mm. In original box. 3) 1982 Pound, 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 134034 United Kingdom Uncirculated Coin Collection. 7 coins in a folder. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 134042 Lot# 3386 2001-2009 Royal Mint Silver Proof Coin Sets: 2001, 2004, 2009 Lot of 3 Lot# 3378 1983-1985 Royal Mint Silver different, all in original cases. 1) 2001 Silver Proof Coin Sets: 1983, 1984, 1985 Lot of 4 Proof One Pound Coin. 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. different, all in original cases. 1) 1983 Silver 2) 2004 Silver Proof One Pound Coin. 9.5g, Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. 2) .925, 22.5mm. 3) 2009 Shield of the Royal 1984 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, Arms, Silver Proof One Pound Coin. 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. 3) 1985 Silver Proof Piedfort One 22.5mm. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 134044 Pound Coin, 19g, .925, 22.5mm. 4) 1985 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 134032 Lot# 3387 2002-2003 Royal Mint Silver Proof Coin Sets: 2002 & 2003 Lot of 4 Lot# 3379 1986-88 Royal Mint Silver Proof different, all in original cases. 1) 2002 Silver Coin Sets: 1986, 1987, 1988 Lot of 4 different, Piedfort One Pound Coin, 19g, .925, 22.5mm. 2) all in original cases. 1) 1986 Silver Proof One 2002 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. 2) 1987 Silver 22.5mm. 3) 2003 Silver Piedfort One Pound Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. 3) Coin, 19g, .925, 22.5mm. 4) 2003 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, 1988 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, .925, 22.5mm. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 134035 22.5mm. 4) 1988 Silver Proof Piedfort One Pound Coin, 19g, .925, 22.5mm. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 134040 Lot# 3388 2005-2006 Royal Mint Silver Proof Coin Sets: 2005 & 2006 Lot of 5. 1) 2005 Silver Lot# 3380 1989, 1990 Royal Mint Silver Piedfort One Pound Coin, 19g, .925, 22.5mm. 2) Proof Coin Sets: 1989 and 1990 Lot of 4 2005 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, different, all in original cases. 1)1989 Silver 22.5mm. 3) 2006 Silver Piedfort One Pound Coin, Proof Piedfort One Pound Coin, 19g, .925, 19g, .925, 22.5mm. 4) 2006 Silver Proof One Pound 22.5mm. 2) 1989 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, Coin, 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. 5) 2006 Silver Proof One 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. 3) 1990 Silver Piedfort Five Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. Est. $150-250 Pence Coin, 6.5g, .925, 18mm. 4) 1990 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, HWAC# 134037 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 134031 Lot# 3389 2008 Royal Mint Silver Proof Coin Lot# 3381 1991-1996 Royal Mint Silver Sets: 2008 Lot of 3 different, all in original Proof Coin Sets: 1991, 1992, 1996 Lot of 4 cases. 1) 2008 Royal Shield of Arms Piedfort different, all in original cases. 1) 1991 Silver One Pound Silver Proof Coin. 19g, .925, Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. 2) 22.5mm. 2) 2008 Royal Shield of Arms One 1992 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, Pound Silver Proof Coin. 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. 3) 22.5mm. 3) 1996 Silver Proof Piedfort One 2008 One Pound Silver Proof Coin. 9.5g, .925, Pound Coin, 19g, .925, 22.5mm. 4) 1996 Silver Proof One Pound Coin, 22.5mm. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 134043 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 134033 Lot# 3390 1992 Royal Mint Silver Proof Lot# 3382 1992-93 Royal Mint Silver Proof Piedfort 50 Pence Coin 1992-1993 Silver Coin Sets: 1992 & 1993 Lot of 4 different, Proof Piedfort Fifty Pence Coin, with original all in original cases. 1 and 2) Two 1992 Silver case & COA. 27g, .925, 30mm. Run of 15,000. Proof Piedfort Ten Pence Coins, each 13g, .925, Shows a conference table from above 24.5mm. 3) 1993 Silver Piedfort One Pound symbolizing the twelve member countries of Coin, 19g, .925, 22.5mm. 4) 1993 Silver Proof the European Community. Obverse has portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. One Pound Coin, 9.5g, .925, 22.5mm. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 134036 Est. $100-200 HWAC# 134041 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 179

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Coins / Medals Lot# 3391 English Silver Lot# 3397 San Jose, California Rudy Gjurovich Coin Bowls Lot of two King of the San Jose Coin Club Medallion silver bowls made with The San Jose coin club was originally called Todo Dinero Numismatic Association. It was English silver coins at their founded in 1946 by Rudy Gjurovich. In 1947 center: 1) 1787 George III; he joineed the California State Numismatic bowl is 58 mm wide and 26 Association and was general chairman of the mm deep. 2) 1901 Queen first convention in 1949. A gem example of the Victoria one penny. Bowl is 1949 1st convention medallion is in this lot and three other medallion from San Jose Coin Club Shows. Three 8 x 10 photographs of Rudy in 98 mm wide and 8 mm deep, action. In the 1970s, Long Beach and San Jose were the coin shows of the year, every year. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $200-400 HWAC# stamped “I & B / Jan 02”. Est. 132082 $200-400 HWAC# 131200 Lot# 3398 California 150th Anniversary California Gold Rush Limited Edition Issued Lot# 3392 Foreign Coin Treasure Box by Preferred Customer Service in 1999, this Pirates on the cover of the Whitman’s chocolate brown velour box contains three pieces commemorating the 150th “Pleasure Island” box: inside a packed variety Anniversary of the California Gold Rush. An octagonal $50 Territorial of foreign coins. Mostly Canadian, including Gold Anniversary Proof struck in 8 ounces of .999 pure silver and silver quarters, halves and a 1966 dollar. Coins layered in 24-karat gold; A National Gold Bank Note Anniversary from Russia, Philippines and many others. Fun Proof struck in 8 ounces of .999 pure silver and layerd in 24-karat gold. to look through this accumulation. An envelope Actual California gold nuggets in a special holder (approximately 25 of Mexican and Japanese currency as well. Ken tiny nuggets). Only 849 of these sets were made, this one was #335 Prag Collection Est. $80-160 HWAC# 131190 with COA. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $1500-3000 HWAC# 132028 Lot# 3393 Coin Spoon Collection Lot of six Lot# 3399 California California Bicentennial spoons made from coins.1) 1907 Great Britain, Silver Medals All Four Editions Original 0.20 ounces, 70 mm long; 2) Italy? 0.38 ounces, packaging and paperwork accompanies these 110 mm long; 3) 1946 Iceland 1 eyrir at top four silver medallions issued by the Official California American and 5 Eyrir coin as spoon;0.30 ounces, 82 mm Revolution Bicentennial Medallion, prepared by the American long; 4) 1866 Napoleon III, 0.3108 ounces, Revolution Bicentennial Commission of California commemorating 84 mm long; 5) Portugal (date unreadable) the American Bicentennial. One medal was issued for each year 1973- Emmanuel II 200 Reis 0.32 ounces, 90 mm 1976 by the Lincoln Mint. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $200-250 long; 6) St. Louis Exposition spoon, 0.685 ounces, 155 mm long. Est. HWAC# 132044 $300-600 HWAC# 131205 Lot# 3400 California California Model Game Lot# 3394 World Copper Coins This is a Counters Lot of three: California Model Dollar collection of about 40 coins worldwide. All (14 mm); Model 1/4 Dollar (8 mm); California copper from various countries. British pennies Model Half Dollar(10 mm). All dated 1849. Ex 1807, 1870, 1903, 1831, 1848, 1896, 1827; 1/2 Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# p 1806 1908. Spain 10c 1879. China. Canada 1c 132012 1906. Portugal 20 rels. 1881. France 10c 1862, 1864, 1899. India 2 1/2c 1887. Italy 5c 1861, 10c Lot# 3401 California Official California 1863, 40c 1899. Mexico 1c 1889. Straits stmt. Bicentennial Medallion Collection Four 1880. East India Co. Vatican 1806, Russia Peter(?) silver medallions issued from 1973 through 1904. Columbia. Five eastern countries. Salvatore 1976 commemorating California’s contribution Falcone Collection Est. $120-180 HWAC# 132501 to the national bicentennial in 1976. Official packaging from the American Revolution Lot# 3395 Worldwide Collection of Mint Bicentennial Commission of California. In and Proof Sets Box mint and proof sets from addition: a 1971 White Mountain Apaches .999 silver centennial more than 15 countries: including South medal. Five ounces of silver. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $100-200 Africa, Mexico, Austria, Nepal, Liberia, Vatican, HWAC# 132065 Phillipines, Haiti, Lebanon, Malta, Panama, Japan, Yugoslavia, Sweden, Singapore. And the Lot# 3402 San Francisco, California 1915 Royal Canadian Mint’s tribute to The Lord of Panama Pacific International Exposition the Rings with five collectible coins and stickers from the epic movie Silver Medal 1. San Francisco Panama Pacific trilogy. Most of the sets are 1960s-1970s. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. International Exposition Argentina silver $300-400 HWAC# 132038 medal struck by Shreve & Co., San Francisco. Argentina pavilion on the obverse with the Lot# 3396 International Argentina coat of arms on the reverse. 31 mm, silver. AU with a few Miniature Coin Collection. small rim nicks. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 132395 Fascinating collection of three nine inch long boxes of miniature coins from many different countries. Great Britain, Germany, Belgium, Serbia, Portugal, Italy, Chile, Philipines, Austria, Hungary, Russia. Some are game counters. Approximately 300 coins. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 131238 180 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Medals, Exonumia & So Called Dollars Lot# 3403 Lot# 3406 Denver, Colorado Pedley Ryan Dollar: HK 825 San Francisco, Type IV Gem uncirculated Pedley- Ryan & Co. silver dollar, worthy California 1915 of certification. Obv. Pedley-Ryan & Co. / Denver // Rev. 1933 / Panama Pacific Silver / 430 Grains HK-825 Silver. 38mm. Pedley-Ryan & Co., Denver International investment house, in order to provide a convenient medium for speculation in silver and to increase the use and popularity of silver as Exposition So a medium of exchange, started a “Buy-an-Ounce-of-Silver” campaign Jan. 5, 1933. Silver at that time was in very limited demand, bar silver Called Dollars Lot being quoted at 27 cents an ounce. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 131211 of four: 1) HK 411: Obv. Edifice; below Lot# 3407 Chicago, Illinois 1872 William Barber U.S. Mint Medal 1872 Chicago: William Oregon / State Barber engraved U.S. Mint medal struck for the H.S. Everhard and Co. in July 1872. The Building; above, medals were struck using bronze salvaged from a courthouse bell. Obverse features an around Panama angle with sword in hand flying over the burning Chicago skyline. The Pacific International Exposition; below, around • San Francisco, 1915 reserve portrays a Phoenix rising from the flames. The inscription •; microscopic W. & H Co. Newark. N.J. between legend and beaded notes it was made from the Chicago Court House bell. Minor rubbing on high points and scattered small marks. An attractive example of this border at bottom. Rev. Variation of State Seal, within circle; above, popular medal. 500 struck. 51 mm, Bronze. AU. Est. $400-600 HWAC# 132396 around State of Oregon; below, around * 1859 *; beaded border. Bronze. 38mm. 2) HK 409: Obv. Within beaded circle, Winged Victory Lot# 3408 Chicago, stands on prow of vessel, holding laurel wreath before her; Exposition Illinois Chicago So Called Dollars Lot buildings, hills, ship, sun and rays in background; above, around of four: HK 160: Panama Pacific International Exposition; below, between fronds, Obv. Bust, facing 1915; beaded border. Rev. Within beaded circle, agricultural and to l., within circle; outside, around mining tools in foreground; stream, trees, mountains, clouds, sun and Christopher * 1492 * Columbus * 1892 rays behind; outside, around For Montana Exposition Fund; below, in *; beaded border. ribbon Oro Y Plata; beaded border. Bronze. 38mm. 3) HK 415: Obv. Rev. Across center, Female figure, standing, facing to r., holds California flag in l. hand and between lines, Aluminum; above Tasteless - Odorless / - Sonorous - / wreath in r.; bear stands to her l., beneath flag; view of Exposition, bay, Ductile / - Malleable, -; below 1/4 Wt. of Silver / Sp. Gr. 260 / Does hills, sun and rays below and behind her and bear--all within circle; Not Tarnish--all within circle; outside, around This Medal is Made of the New Metal.; 3 stars below; beaded border. Aluminum. 35mm. around, above California the Exposition State; below; around San Eglit 97. 2) HK 169: Obv. Scene depicting Landing of Columbus; Francisco • 1915; beaded border. Rev. Edifice; above Tower of Jewels-- below Landing of Columbus. Rev. In 9 lines across center Facts / all within circle; outside around California the Exposition State; below About Chicago / Population 1500.000. / Length of City 26 Miles. / Greatest Width 15 Miles. / Total Area 190 Square Miles. / 2210 Miles San Francisco 1915; beaded border. Gilt Brass; reeded edge. 35mm. 4) of Streets. / Churches Number / Over 500.; outside, around Souvenir HK 419: Obv. Within circle, immense 1915; above San Francisco and of the World’s Columbian Exposition • 1893 •; microscopic C above below California; around Panama-Pacific-International • Exposition •; date. Aluminum. 40mm. Eglit 18. 3) HK 460: Obv. Male bust facing microscopic Greenduck Co Chi. at bottom edge. Rev. Within baroque part l.; to l. 1809 / 1884; to r. Inventor / of the / Reaper; above bust, shield: blacksmith, sheaf of wheat, tree, house, boat, railroad train and around Cyrus Hall McCormick; Rev. Scene depicting two men, one three mountain peaks; below shield, on scroll Equality Before the Law. mounted, using horse-drawn reaper, proceeding to r.; above, around International Harvester Company; below reaper, on shield Centennial Copper. 38mm. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132201 of / the Reaper / two crossed wheat straws between 1831 and 1931. Bronze, on edge Medallic Art Co. N. Y. 34mm. 4) HK 463: Obv. Full male Lot# 3404 San Francisco, California San figure, nude with flowing loin-cloth, outspread arms and legs, on top Francisco Earthquake and Fire So Called of and astride pillars; under r. foot 1833, under l. foot 1933; under Dollars Lot four different So Called Dollars r. hand, vertical Research, © to lower l., leaves above hand; under l. commemorating April 18, 1906: 1) HK 340: hand, vertical Industry, below is microscopic E R Z, above hand is Obv. Street and buildings in ruins; below small small graph. Rev. Relief map of Exposition grounds and lake, above California Street; above all April 18, 1906; is directional N arrow, to l. is small vertical Zettler (designer)--all below all San Francisco, Cal.; beaded border. Rev. Edifice; below Ruins within large center circle; outside around A - Century - of - Progress of City Hall; above all, around San Francisco Earthquake & Fire; below - International - Exposition - Chicago - 1933 -. Bronze. 38mm. Est. all Souvenir; beaded border. HK-340 Silver, reeded edge. 36mm. 2) HK $200-400 HWAC# 132204 340A same as above except silver plated. 3) HK 341: Obv. Street and buildings in ruins; below small California Street; above all April 18, 1906; below all San Francisco, Cal.; beaded border. Rev. Edifice; below Ruins of City Hall; above all, around San Francisco Earthquake & Fire; below all Souvenir; beaded border. Brass. 4) HK 342A: Obv. Street and buildings in ruins; below small California Street; above all April 18, 1906; below all San Francisco, Cal.; beaded border. Rev. Edifice; below Ruins of City Hall; above all, around San Francisco Earthquake & Fire; below all Souvenir; beaded border. Bronze. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 132197 Lot# 3405 California 1894 Mid Winter Expo So Called Dollar/ 1935 George V Silver Jubilee Medal Lot of two: 1) HK-259, California 1894 Mid Winter Exposition Aluminum dollar, EF condition; 2) 1935 Official Silver Jubilee medal in original box, uncirculated with envelope from Wayte Raymond of 630 Fifth Avenue New York showing he paid 93 cents for it. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132124 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 181

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Medals, Exonumia & So Called Dollars Lot# 3409 Chicago, Illinois 1893 Lot# 3412 St. Louis, Missouri 1904 St. Louis Columbian Exposition So Called World’s Fair So Called Dollars Lot of three: Dollars Lot of five So Called 1) HK 302: Obv. Conjoined busts l. (Napoleon dollars from the 1893 Chicago & Jefferson); above, around • Louisiana • Columbian Exposition: 1) HK Purchase • Exposition •; below all Official • 169: Obv. Scene depicting Landing Souvenir •; beaded border. Rev. Relief map of Columbus; below Landing of of U.S. with Louisiana Purchase across that Columbus Rev. In 9 lines across portion representing extent of purchase; above Louisiana Territory / center Facts / About Chicago / 1803 / 1,000,000 Square Miles / $15,000,000.; below map St. Louis Population 1500.000. / Length of 1904, beaded border. Yellow bronze. 2) HK 315: Obv. Gardens and City 26 Miles. / Greatest Width edifice; above Worlds Fair St. Louis; below gardens Cascade Gardens; 15 Miles. / Total Area 190 Square beaded border. Rev. Edifice and grounds; above Worlds Fair St. Louis; Miles. / 2210 Miles of Streets. / below edifice Government Building / 764 Feet Long / Cost $450,000; Churches Number / Over 500.; beaded border. Brass, reeded edge. 36mm. 3) HK 316: same as 315, outside, around Souvenir of the but aluminum. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132199 World’s Columbian Exposition • 1893 •; microscopic C above date. Lot# 3413 Billings, Montana Billings Medals Lot Aluminum. 40mm. Eglit 18. 2) HK 154: Obv. Edifice; on ribbon above, of five medals from Billings: 1) Yegen Bros. Bankers; around U.S. Govt. Building; below edifice, on ribbon, Width 351 ft / [to. 2) 1965 Star of the Big Sky Country (holed); 3) l.] Length 421 ft, [to r.] Area 3.3 Acres Rev. Across, World’s / Columbian 1964 Montana Territorial Centennial; 4 & 5) 1932 / Exposition / Chicago / 1893; above, around Treasury Department; Pioneers of Billings. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132192 below all, around United States Mint Exhibit Brass. 37mm. Eglit 23. 3) HK 170: Obv. Edifice; above Worlds Columbian Exposition; below Lot# 3414 Montana Montana Medal edifice Administration Building; beaded border. Rev. Within circle, Collection Lot of eight Montana medals; Ferris wheel, above which, on ribbon Ferris Wheel; outside, above 1) 1973 50th Anniversary of the Dempsey/ around Greatest Mechanical Achievement of the Age; below, around Gibbens fight in Shelby; 2) 1937 St Louis to Height 264 Feet Weight 4300 Tons / Capacity 2160 Persons Engines Fort Benton Motor Boat Race; 3) 1918 Missoula 2000 Horsepower; beaded border. Aluminum. 44mm. Eglit 157. 4) 50th anniversary of the A.F. & A. M. Lodge No. HK 207: Obv. Obv. Within open wreath, male bust l. all within circle; 13; 4) 1971 Fort Benton 125th Anniversary; outside, around The • World’s • Colvmbian • Exposition • below 5 & 6) 1964 Montana Centennial Half Dollar * Chicago • 1893 *; beaded border. Rev. Statue, New York Harbor (2); 7) 1962 Havre Multitennial; 8) 1927 50th in background; above Statue of Liberty / New York; below statue Anniversary First National Bank, Butte. Est. Height 298 Ft.; beaded border. Brass, reeded edge. 35mm. Eglit 295. $150-300 HWAC# 132190 5) HK 767: Obv. Female bust l.; above Ada Rehan 1893; below bust, microscopic (incuse) Copyright 1893 by R. H. Park. Rev. Full female Lot# 3415 Montana Montana Medals Lot of six: figure facing; standing on globe which rests atop spread-winged eagle; 1) 1973 75th year Union Bank & Trust, Helena; in r. hand is sword, in l. hand are scales; above, around “The Silver 2) 1952 Montana State Elks Golden Jubilee, Great Statue Justice”; below * of the State of Montana * Aluminum. 45mm. Falls; 3) 1962 75th Anniversary of the Great Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132198 Northern Railroad, Malta, Phillips County; 4) 1971 Fort Benton 125th Anniversary; 5) 1964 Official Lot# 3410 Chicago, Illinois c1850’s Souvenir Dollar; 6) 1962 Pioneer Multitennial, Parson & Dana Storecards with Havre. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132194 Eagle Reverse Lot of six – all the same. Located at 184 Lake Lot# 3416 Montana Montana Medals Lot Street. Sold Boots and Shoes. Range of six: 1) 1976 Baker Montana Bicentennial; from g to AU. E found reference to 2)1939 K G I R the Voice of Montana;3) 1964 this company from 1855 to 1867 Montana Centennial Half Dollar; 4) 1971 Fort in the Chicago Tribune. They were Benton 125th Anniversary; 5) 1973 Red Lodge located at 184 Lake Street from Yellowstone Park Centennial Dollar; 6) 1960 1855 to 1861. Est. $100-150 B.P.O.E. 50th Anniversary, Havre. Est. $200- HWAC# 130126 400 HWAC# 132195 Lot# 3411 Detroit, Lot# 3417 Montana Red Lodge & Butte Michigan 1951 Detroit Medals Lot of seven medals from Red Lodge 250th Birthday Festival and Butte Montana: 1) 1939 KGIR the Voice Bronze Medal This 1951 of Montana, Butte; 2 & 3) Yegen Bros. Bankers medal celebrates the / Butte Montana; 4) J. R. Quigley Territory of 250th birthday of Detroit, Montana; 5) 1971 Marcus Daly Hotel; 6) 1975 Michigan. The founder of Festival of Nations Red Lodge; 7) 1936 Red Detroit was Antoine de la Lodge Rodeo. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132191 Mothe Cadillac. Bronze. 3”. Obverse: Detroit Skyline. Reverse: Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac leading a small boat full of men. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 132416 182 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Medals, Exonumia & So Called Dollars Lot# 3418 Packard, Nevada Nevada Packard Lot# 3424 America In Space Medals Lot Mines Company Medal Only one known! Obv.: of nine medals commemorating America in Nevada Packard / Mines / Company / Packard Space. Six of the medals are silver, three are Nevada; Rev.: First / Silver / Bullion. Au, rd., bronze. 1) Tribute to Apollo, 63 mm, bronze; 30 mm. The Nevada Packard Mines are near 2) Apollo 15 Eyewitness medal by Franklin Oreana, Nevada. Historically the area has been Mint, solid sterling silver; 3) Apollo XII “Yankee part of the Rochester Mining District. The site was first discovered in Clipper” “Intrepid” sterling silver; 4) American 1890. Initial production took place in 1912 and overall output was to the Moon 1969; 5) One Small Step for Man, considered to be small size. Fred Holabird Collection Est. $2000-4000 One Giant Leap for Mankind, silver; 6-9) Plush HWAC# 129317 velvet velour, metal trimmed case contains four 1988 commemorate medallions celebrating America in space. Two bronze colored feature Lot# 3419 Nevada Nevada Silver Medallions the space shuttle; two silver colored feature an astronaut on the Lot of three Nevada silver medallions: 1) moon with the American flag. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $500-800 Northwest Territorial Mint proof one ounce HWAC# 132026 silver: obverse: Governor Brian Sandoval; reverse: Great Seal of Nevada; in original hard Lot# 3425 Anti_immigrant Masonic Medal Anti- blue case with COA. 2 &3) Nevada’s First Gold immigrant Masonic Medal, Order of United American Discovery Sesquicentennial, 1849-1999; struck Mechanics U. S. Grant, 100mm long Est. $60-150 HWAC# on Coin Press Number One at the former U.S. 135459 Branch Mint in Carson City, Nevada. Numbers 221 & 224 in original packaging. Est. $100-160 HWAC# 126092 Lot# 3420 Portland, Oregon The Will To Lot# 3426 1976 Franklin Mint “Genius Achieve Medal Obv.: The Will To Achieve / of Michelangelo” Complete 60-Coin (pictorial pioneer) / Fairbanks 1929; Rev.: Sterling Set FRANKLIN MINT ìThe GENIUS Standard Plaza 1963 / Standard Insurance OF MICHELANGELOî STERLING SILVER Art Company Portland, Oregon. Bronze, 68 mm. Medal Set - COMPLETE In 1976, The Franklin From Medallic Art. Salvatore Falcone Collection Mint issued a set of sixty 925-Sterling-silver Est. $60-100 HWAC# 132115 medallions they titled “The Genius of Michelangelo.” The coins were bound in a leather-like volume with ten coins per page. Each 45mm Lot# 3421 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania The coin features a design that commemorates a well-known work of Liberty Series Struck at the Philadelphia art by the great Renaissance master on the obverses. The reverses Mint Three coin “The Liberty Series” struck have the title of the piece surrounding a geometric web-like design at the Philadelphia Mint in 1965 to celebrate centered on a small bas-relief of Michelangelo’s head. The total weight the 100th anniversary of the conception of of all sixty coins is approximately 75.5 Troy ounces.Research indicates the Statue of Liberty In a black Capitol Plastics that The Franklin Mint acquired the first 29 or 30 coin designs and holder, the medals feature: Federal Hall, Statue struck coins in the purchase of another minting operation, then struck of Liberty Immigration Museum and Castle the remainder of the set in their own facility. Those latter strikes were Clinton National Monument. They were struck coated by Franklin Mint to prevent tarnishing, while the first portion in 90% Silver, limited to 5000 pieces. Each were not. Hence, the first 29 items in this set have developed some medallion weighs 19.77 grams and are 34 mm in diameter. The sale of beautiful toning features as well as some tarnish, but those in the the medallions was supervised by the NYC National Shrines Advisory latter portion are bright and shiny. All 60 coins are in otherwise great Board. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $150-200 HWAC# 132045 condition. The leather binder has some wear as would be expected for its age. The thick leatherette-like cardboard pages all turn smoothly Lot# 3422 Sheridan, Wyoming Oct. 2-3, 1902 with no cracking, and all the coins are securely mounted, ten to a page. Industrial Convention Medal Pin back hanger The page are titled at the top, and the medallions are arranged in two souvenir medal. 55mm X35mm. Est. $70-150 HWAC# columns of five rows with the name of the represented artwork and 135458 the location of that artwork are listed in the margins to the left and right. See full description online. Est. $2200-4000 HWAC# 135607 Lot# 3423 1970 America in Space Series - Lot# 3427 1969 The Franklin Mint “States The Franklin Mint First Edition Solid Bronze of the Union Series” First Edition Solid Proof Set of Twenty-Four (24) 39mm. Medals Bronze Proof Set of Fifty (50) 32mm Medals, Honoring America’s Cultural Heritage - Comes – First series minted exclusively for the men in attractive 10” x 10” album and a 72 page booklet with an illustration and description of & woman in the Aerospace Industry and each medal. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132312 Established Franklin Mint Collectors – Comes in attractive 8 ½” x 11”album. Smudge on left cover. Please see photo for details. Est. $100- 200 HWAC# 132342 Lot# 3428 Franklin Mint Calendar Medals Lot of seven Franklin Mint, 76 mm bronze medals with calendars from the date of issue: 1973 (2), 1974, 1975, 1976, 1978 & 1988. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $200-400 HWAC# 124001 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 183

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Medals, Exonumia & So Called Dollars Lot# 3429 Fillmore Peace Medal Silver- Lot# 3436 Admiral George Dewey Medal plated post 1900 bronze mint list restrike of Collection Lot of 67 medals featuring the 1850 Millard Fillmore Indian Peace Medal. Admiral George Dewey, his battleships, his Pre-1900 bronze have incomplete defining commemorations. Many different sizes, shapes upper rims on the three ovals enclosing LABOR and designs. His career stretched from the Civil VIRTUE HONOR on the reverse. A new reverse War through the Spanish American War and die was made post-1900 with the rings intact. Another clue to its post he is the only person to achieve the rank of 1900 production are the lathe lines on. the edge. The medal offered Admiral of the Navy. His success at the battle here has been drilled, buffed to simulate wear, and the silver plated. A of Manila Bay in 1898 led to many parades and celebrations in 1899 rough patch in the plating on the bridge of the nose indicates plating. and later. Many of these pieces are dated 1899. Est. $300-600 HWAC# Lack of wear inside the hole indicates it was never worn. Finally, the 131236 medal is worn on the high points with no dings or other evidence of wear in the fields. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132391 Lot# 3437 America’s First Medals from the United States Mint Patriotic album of eleven Lot# 3430 1881 Hayes Peace Medal No one and a half inch, historical pewter medals Rutherford B. Hayes peace medals were commemorating battles of the American ever struck in silver or awarded to Native Revolution. Issued in 1973 by the National Americans. Medals were produced solely for Museum of History and Technology at the Smithsonian Institution. the sale to collectors. The few making this a Including a 43 page illustrated brochure by Vladimir and Elvira post 1881 mint strike. Since no medals were Clain-Stefanelli outlining the history of the medals and their creators. ever presented, the hole at the top was drilled Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132040 with the intent of deceiving collectors. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132398 Lot# 3438 Antique Car Coin Collection & Lot# 3431 1849 James Monroe Indian Commemorative Medallion Sets A large Peace Medal Monroe Indian Peace Medal: collection of five complete boards of Franklin James Monroe Indian Peace Medal, First Size, Mint Antique Car Coin Collection Series sets. A board of Prime Ministers of Canada First Reverse. Stuck from the original dies commemorative medallions; a set of Zodiac Mascot Coins; Rugged Americans medallion unassembled set; a bag as indicated by the pointed top A(s) on the of Sunoco antique car tokens from 1969 (approximately 100); a bag of state tokens we believe were issued by Shell Oil. Est. $100-200 HWAC# reverse and the small die faults below the little 131239 finger of the government clasped hand to the left of the cuff near the rim. Silver medals are extremely rare and bronze medals such as the Lot# 3439 Charge Coin Collection Lot of twelve examples of “charge coins” Charge (or present example are the only affordable examples of the original dies. credit) coins were first issued just after the A new reverse die was created in 1849 with the flat top As for mint Civil War, growing increasingly popular in the sales. Reflective surfaces, but a number of scratches in the obverse years leading up to the Great Depression. The fields lowers its desirability as a choice example. Est. $240-500 basic concept was simple: metallic tokens, given out by merchants—taxi companies HWAC# 132397 and department stores were especially active—embossed with an advertising message, sometimes a unique image, and an account Lot# 3432 Lincoln Medal Obv.: Abraham number. A customer wanting to charge a purchase to their account Lincoln; Rev.: 1809-1909 / With Malice / would present the coin to the merchant. Kaufmann’s “The Big Store”, Toward None / With Charity / For All. Bronze, R. H. S., Blauner’s, “M”, J.M. Co., R. A. McWhirr, S. N. Co. Est. $200-400 61 mm. See Cunningham page 108, 11 - 390 B2. HWAC# 132181 Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $200-400 HWAC# Lot# 3440 Tokens & Medals including one 132113 about a Hanging! Lot of six. 1) Club Foot George Hanged 1864 in Virginia City, Montana. Lot# 3433 Presidental and Political Tokens Fantasy piece. Newer. 2) Wells, Bros. & Co., and Medals Binder with 37 political tokens April 1903, Bohneterre, Mo. 25c 3) Tommyfs and medals from William Harrison (whig Tavern, Sioux Rapids, Ia., 5c. 4) A16356 ARCO tag. 5-6) Framed Goethe & Schiller miniature party 1840), William Hancock (democratic busts. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 130129 presidential candidate 1880), Harrison 1892, Lot# 3441 1930 Kings Competition Medal from the NRA King’s Competition Medal for the Al Smith 1928. Hoover 1932, Roosevelt, National Rifle Association from 1930. Bronze, weighs about 63 grams. Designer marked Kennedy, Johnson, Goldwater, George Wallace, “PM” on both sides. Obverse: man shooting an arrow. Reverse: PRESENTED BY THE KING TO Nixon and two from Napoleon. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $100- ENCOURAGE YOUTH IN THE HOPE THAT FRIENDLY COMPETITION 200 HWAC# 132061 AND EFFICIENT TRAINING MAY HELP IT TO FORGE NEW LINKS OF EMPIRE” Inscription “KING’S TROPHY COMPETITION”. AU Est. $100- Lot# 3434 Presidential Inauguration 200 HWAC# 132401 Medals: Reagan, Nixon, Eisenhower Lot of four presidential inauguration medals: 1953 Dwight D. Eisenhower (Medallic Art); 1957 Eisenhower/Nixon; 1973 Nixon/Agnew (silver); 1985 Reagan/Bush (in original box with paperwork from Medallic Art). Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $400-800 HWAC# 132047 Lot# 3435 Presidential Medals Lot of 14 medals featuring presidents: 1899 National Peace Jubilee: McKinley; four Teddy Roosevelt circa 1904-05; Alton Parker 1904 (ran against Roosevelt); two Woodrow Wilson; three Herbert Hoover; two William Howard Taft; 1952 Republican flipping coin. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 132185 184 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Medals, Exonumia & So Called Dollars Lot# 3442 Arizona/Idaho/Montana So Lot# 3444 Commemoratives in Brass - 9 pcs Called Dollars Lot of three: 1) HK 648: Obv. Nine brass commemorative items in 8 designs: Territory Seal in center circle; in second outer 1) Martin Marrietta Denver Aerospace, 30 circle, around Seal of the Territory of Arizona Years of Progress, 74mm; 2) Washoe County * 1863 *; outside, above Dedication Souvenir; Library Turns 100 / Nevada’s First Public below February 25, 1901. Library, Nevada No. 1 Coin Press on reverse, 48 mm; 3) La Luz Mine Tag #549, 1.9 inch square; 4) One Broncho Buck - Rev. Edifice; above Capitol of Arizona; below edifice at Phoenix. First of Denver, with 1981 Game Schedule; 5) U.S. Military Academy / Copper. 38mm.2) HK 690: Obv. Full female figure striding l. holding West Point, octagonal 43 mm side-to-side; 6) Hayden Planetarium key cornucopia; buildings and train in lower l. background, to r. behind fob, 36 mm (this is the old Hayden with the dome, not the new sphere figure, 1834 / 1934; pick and shovel below; above all, around Fort Boise in the glass cube); 7) Old Fort Niagara / Youngstown / New York, 43 Centennial Celebration; below all Boise. Rev. At top is edifice, below mm edge-to-point, heptagonal; 8-9) Pair of Andrew Jackson / 7th Old Fort Boise--all within shield; rays at l. and r. of shield, at l. 1834, at President of the United States on obverse, The Hermitage / Hashville, r. 1934; below Commemorating / the One Hundredth / Anniversary of Tenn. on reverse, 39 mm. William Mayrsohn Collection Est. $100-150 the / Founding of / Old Fort Boise / Boise, Idaho / Sept 13-14-15; at HWAC# 132290 lower edge, microscopic Whitehead-Hoag. Bronze. 38mm. 3) HK 662: Obv. Within center circle is mining and agricultural scene, setting sun Lot# 3445 Silver So Called Dollars Lot of with rays and mountains in background; across lower portion of circle, three: 1) HK 344: Obv. Female Indian bust on ribbon Oro-Y-Plata (translation: “Gold and silver,” state motto); just (Pocahontas) l. in center circle; outside around, below, microscopic The Greenduck Co Chicago; outside circle, above Ter-Centennial • of • the • Settlement • of • around Fiftieth Anniversary of the Organization of the Territory of Jamestown; below • 1607--1907 • beaded Montana May 26-1864; below, around Admitted Into the Union Nov. border. 8-1889 Rev. Within center circle is mining scene with two miners; below Great Jubilee at Bozeman / The College City Aug. 5-8, 1914; Rev. Sailing ships in center circle; outside around, Landing of outside circle, around Gold Discovered in Alder Gulch May 26-1863 Expedition Under Captn John Smith; below • May 13. 1607.; beaded by Wm Fairweather and Henry Edgar; below, around * Montana Day border. Silver. 34mm. 2) HK 680: Obv. Aerial view of breakwater, • Aug 8 • 1914 *. Copper, reeded edge. 38mm. Est. $200-400 HWAC# pier and yacht basin; single small star each side; above Souvenir 132202 Breakwater 1933; below Santa Monica, Calif.; beaded border. Rev. Full female figure on beach, amusement park in background; below Ocean Lot# 3443 AYPE and other So Called Dollars Lot of Park / microscopic L.A.R.S. Co.; around Souvenir from California’s five So Called Dollars: 1) HK 364: Obv. Three female Playground; beaded border. Silver; Sterling on rev., below Ocean Park. figures; below is bust l. within small oval; above 38mm. 3) HK 870: Obv. Within circle, mining scene; below, Use Silver bust around, but within oval, W. H. Seward; above to / Restore / Prosperity; within circle and beaded border, * Century of all, around Alaska • Yukon • Pacific • Exposition Progress * above; 1833 • World’s Fair • 1933 below. Rev. Within circle, (This was Official Seal of Exposition). Rev. Edifice, State Seal, Trade Mark below; outside around, between circle and below U. S. Government Building. Brass. 33mm. 2) beaded border, *** One • Ounce • of • Pure • Silver *** above; Colorado HK 131: Obv. Within open wreath, across Souvenir below. Silver. 40mm. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 132200 / 125th / Anniversary / Evacuation day / Boston, Mass. / 1901; outside wreath, at bottom edge, Lot# 3446 So Called Dollars Lot of four: 1) microscopic W. & H. Co. Newark, N. J.; beaded border. Rev. Soldiers HK 687: Santa Monica Breakwater, Aluminum. (Gen. Washington and 4 aides) on horseback on Dorchester Heights Obv. Aerial view of breakwater, pier and overlooking city and harbor from which British vessels are retreating; yacht basin; single small star each side; above 2 cannon and shot in foreground with part of fortifications below; Souvenir Breakwater 1933; below Santa above all Hostibus primo fugatis; below all Bostonium recuperatum, Monica, Calif.; beaded border. Rev. Full female XVII Martii, MDCCLXXVI (translation: “The enemy fled immediately; figure on beach, amusement park in background; below Ocean Boston recaptured March 17, 1776”); beaded border. Copper. 38mm. Park / microscopic L.A.R.S. Co.; around Souvenir from California’s Baker 52R. 3) HK 380: Obv. Conjoined male busts facing l.; around Playground; beaded border. 2) HK 21: Obv. Genius of American Henry Hudson • 1609 • Robert Fulton • 1807; below busts • 1909 • ; Independence, rising from recumbent position, grasps in r. hand sword Rev. Full female figure, arms outstretched, New York skyline faintly in to enforce her demands; raises l. hand in appealing pride to 13 stars background; in r. hand of figure a miniature ship (Half Moon), in l. hand blazing in firmament; beneath date 1776--all within beaded circle; another ship (Clermont); to l. of figure, around • Hudson • Fulton•; to around, These United Colonies are, and of right ought to be, Free and r. of figure, around Celebration • N. Y. Bronze. 4) HK 906: Obv. Same as Independent States. Rev. Within wreath, In / commemoration / of the obverse of No. 905 [Surface divided into segments]. Rev. Across in 15 / Hundredth / Anniversary / of / American / Independence; outside, lines, This Shows / What Becomes of / the Average Dollar / Received around By authority of the Congress of the United States; below 1876. by / Swift & Company / from the Sale of Meat / and By Products / HK-21 Bronze. Julian CM-10. Approx. 13,000 struck. 3) HK 338: Obv. a line, then 85 Cents is Paid for the / Live Animal / 12.96 Cents for Male bust, part r.; around Zebulon Montgomery Pike. 1779-1813. Labor / Expenses and Freight / 2.04 Cents Remains / With / Swift & Rev. Mountain peak, below Pike’s Peak--within center circle; outside, Company / as Profit; beaded border. Aluminum. 38mm. 5) HK 459: Obv. around Southwest Expedition • Commemorative Medal; below • Full female figure between two full male figures, all striding and facing Colorado 1806-1906 • Bronze. 4) HK 906: Obv.: Surface divided into rear toward setting sun and ocean in background (similar to No. 325, one large and two smaller segments; at top, around A Swift Dollar Lewis and Clark Official Medal 1905); below, on ribbon Westward the of Sales; in largest segment, across Where It Goes / for Live Stock / Course of Empire Takes Its Way; above all, around Pacific • American • 85c in second largest segment Labor, Freight and / Other Expenses / International • Exposition • 1930; below • Portland • Oregon • U. S. A. 12.96c; in smallest segment Profit 2.04c at bottom, around * 1918 * * * • Rev. Battleship and rowboat; above, around Souvenir Metal From the *; beaded border; Rev. Across in 15 lines, This Shows / What Becomes Battleship Oregon; below • Bulldog • of • the • Navy • Bronze. 34mm. of / the Average Dollar / Received by / Swift & Company / from the Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132203 Sale of Meat / and By Products / a line, then 85 Cents is Paid for the / Live Animal / 12.96 Cents for Labor / Expenses and Freight / 2.04 Cents Remains / With / Swift & Company / as Profit; beaded border, holed. All about EF condition. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 132205 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 185

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Medals, Exonumia & So Called Dollars Lot# 3447 So Called Dollars Lot of five Lot# 3450 Three French Medals Lot of So Called dollars: 1) HK 25: Obv. Large three interesting pieces: 1) 1831 five franc Liberty Bell bearing lines Lev XXVVX Louis Philippe silver piece made into a two proclaim liber / in Philada by order of bladed knife. Very well made. 2) 1820 silver the / Pass and Stow, Philada / MDCCLIII; commemorative celebrating the birth of Henri to l. in field 1776; to r. 1876; above V, September 29, 1820, he was the disputed Liberty Bell; below Lev. XXV VX.; around king of France before becoming the Legitimist Proclaim liberty throughout the land unto pretender to the throne from 1844 until his death in 1883. 3) 1910 all the inhabitants thereof; 6-pointed Peace and Friendship Medal between France and Switzerland, August star between thereof and proclaim. Rev. 1910 with vignettes of Robert Comtesse (1847-1922) Swiss president Edifice; to l., 1776; to r. 1876; below 1904-1911 and Armand Fallieres (1841-1931), French president Commenced 1729 / Finished 1734; 1906-1913. Struck by Holyfres, in original presentation case. Salvatore microscopic Key. F beneath edifice; above Falcone Collection Est. $300-500 HWAC# 132050 around Independence Hall; no trees in front of hall. Copper. 2) HK 310: Obv. Conjoined busts l. (Napoleon Lot# 3451 Giants of Russian Literature and Jefferson); above, around Napoleon Sold It--April 30th--Jefferson Silver Medallions Elegant wooden boxed set Bought It--; below busts 1803; beaded border. Rev. In center a of three silver medallions minted at Leningrad horseshoe entwined in ribbon, four leaf clover above; 7 stars above in the USSR in 1975. 40mm (1 1/2”) in diameter and below; on ribbon St. Louis / 1903-4 / Exposition, to l. Good, to r. and contains one troy ounce of pure silver. The Luck; above all, around Louisiana Purchase; below all, around Stars three medallions in each set are engraved with and Stripes Forever; l. side, small Pat’d, r. side, small 1903; beaded matching serial numbers (371/2000). THE border. Brass, reeded edge. 36mm. 3) HK 330: Obv. Conjoined busts MEDALS ARE OF LEO TOLSTOY ALEXANDER l.; above Lewis and Clark; below busts are crossed rifle, oar and PUSHKIN And DOSTOYEVSKY. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $150- telescope; below, around Centennial 1905 Exposition; beaded border. 300 HWAC# 132039 Rev. Edifice across center; above at top Lewis & Clark / (in small letters) U. S. Government / Bldg.; below edifice Portland, / Oregon; Lot# 3452 Foreign Medal Collection Lot of below all, around Centennial Exposition; beaded border. Gilt bronze. five pieces: Costa Rica Mint Co.; Queen Victoria 4) HK 334: Obv. Conjoined busts l.; above Lewis and Clark; below commemoration medal; 1939 Canada salutes the busts are crossed rifle, oar and telescope; below, around Centennial King and Queen’s visit; 1918 French token; fob 1905 Exposition; beaded border. Rev. Edifice across center; above at with French wording on horse car. Est. $60-100 top Lewis & Clark / (in small letters) U. S. Government / Bldg.; below HWAC# 135471 edifice Portland, / Oregon; below all, around Centennial Exposition; beaded border. Brass, reeded edge, 38 mm. 5) Obv. Winged Mercury HWAC# 129344 Lot# 3453 $1 Liberty Head Counters in High opens Canal locks, through which passes Argo, symbol of navigation, Grade Lot of 13 spiel markes patterned after setting sun reflecting on her sails; below vessel “On! / Sail On!”; at the $1 U.S. gold piece, all in AU-Unc condition. lower r. edge Aitken / Fecit.; legend around • To • Commemorate • Est. $300-600 HWAC# 129342 the • Opening • of • the • Panama • Canal • M•C•M•X•V• Rev. Two females, representing the two hemispheres, entwined about earth Lot# 3454 $1 Liberty Head Counters Lot of 8 and holding in hands cornucopias; below, seagull, bird of Canal Zone; Lot of eight different $1 U.S. Gold size counters. around • Panama-Pacific • International • Exposition • San • Francisco Die varieties noted on flips. Est. $150-300 • California • M•C•M•X•V•. Bronze. All about EF condtion. Est. $200- 400 HWAC# 132206 Lot# 3455 $2.50 Counter Collection Lot of 6 Lot of six different spiel markes in the manner Lot# 3448 US State Medals - All 50 Set of of $2.50 U.S. gold pieces. Indian head and 50 lightweight (probably aluminum), approx Liberty head obverses, various reverses: eagle 39mm medals bearing a representation of and city hall. Est. $150-200 HWAC# 129335 the state seal of each of the fifty United States. All uncirculated. Unknown manufacturer. See photo for representative samples. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $300-500 HWAC# 125206 Lot# 3449 1906 Louis Bottee Engraved Lot# 3456 $5 California Counter Collection Medal 1906 France: Louis Bottee engraved Lot of eight California counters dates 1849, medal expressing sympathy for the people of all $5 U.S. gold piece size, with Liberty Head San Francisco following the 1906 earthquake. obverse and 49er miner reverse. Est. $200- Obverse: Crowned female figure emerging 400 HWAC# 129352 from the ruins of buildings, and trees, city in background, radiating star above. Around, 1906 / San Francisco. Lot# 3457 $5 California Counters High Below, Louis Bottee. Reverse Marianne seated on sea wall, with Grade Lot of four California counters dated rudder inscribed RF. She extends Olive branch to bald eagle holding US 1849 with liberty head obverse and 49er shield, with sun’s rays above eagle. Around, AU PEUPLE AMERICAIN miner reverse. All in AU-Unc condition. Est. ETLA VILLE DE SAN FRANCISCO/ SYMPATHIE / ADMIRATION / LA $150-300 HWAC# 129356 REPUBLIQUE / FRANCAISE. Signed L. Bottee on the wall to the right of the rudder. Edge is marked with a cornucopia privy mark and 11 AGRENT. The doubled 1 is a result of it being double struck. The mark indicated .925 fine silver. 90mm, Unc. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 132399 186 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Medals, Exonumia & So Called Dollars Lot# 3458 $5 Counter Collection Lot of Lot# 3467 $20 California Counters Liberty 22 pieces, with twelve different varieties of Head 1852 Variety Lot of five California counters counters of the $5 gold piece size. Liberty die dated 1852, $20 U.S. gold piece size. Est. $200-500 varieties: 125 (2); 130 (2); 135 (2); 140 (2); HWAC# 129357 145 (1); 155 (2); 160 (2); 170 (2); 175 (1); 180 (2); 190 (2); 300 (2). Benjamin Fauver Collection Est. $200-400 HWAC# 126125 Lot# 3459 $5 Spiel Marke Collection Lot of Lot# 3468 $20 California Counters Three eight counters in the size of $5 U.S. gold. Seven Different Flags Lot of three California counters $20 U.S. gold piece size with three different flag Liberty head, one eagle with “5” reverse. Est. reverses; two Liberty head obverses and one $200-300 HWAC# 129341 eagle obverse. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 129355 Lot# 3460 $5 U.S. Gold Piece Counter Lot# 3469 $20 Liberty Head Counters Collection For museum display: stacks of Lot of six $20 U.S. gold piece spiel markes. counters in the fashion of $5 U.S. gold pieces. Obverse die varieties: Liberty head 1220 (3); 53 pieces. It took decades to collect this trove. 1330 (2) and one dated 1878 (1250) Reverse Benjamin Fauver Collection Est. $300-600 HWAC# die varieties: city hall, eagle 1275; comp spiel 126131 marke (2); star. Two are holed. Benjamin Fauver Collection Est. $150-250 HWAC# 126108 Lot# 3461 George Washington $5 Counter Varieties Lot of four $5 counters with George Lot# 3470 $20 Liberty Head Counters (Lot of Washington obverse and four different 6) Lot of six comp spiel markes in the fashion of reverses: Liberty head; eagle; Capitol; Doll & $20 U.S. gold pieces. Die varieties noted on the Co. Benjamin Fauver Collection Est. $100-150 envelopes. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 129350 HWAC# 126116 Lot# 3471 $20 Liberty Head Counters in High Lot# 3462 George Washington $5 Counter Grade Condition Lot of five $20 U.S. gold piece Varieties Lot of five different $5 counters with sized spiel markes, in UNC or AU condition. Est. George Washington obverses. Die varieties: $400-600 HWAC# 129351 110, 120,130, 140 & 150. Benjamin Fauver Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 126117 Lot# 3472 Unique $20 Size Counter Uncirculated $20 US, gold piece sized comp Lot# 3463 $10 California Counters Lot of 2 spiel munze; labeled unique by the consignor; Lot of two $10 U.S. gold piece sized California die varieties: Liberty 1220; Eagle 1240. counters: 1) 1847 Liberty Head obverse; Benjamin Fauver Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# California counter flag reverse. 2) United States 126113 of America eagle obverse; California counter flag reverse. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 129358 Lot# 3473 California Counter Assortment Lot of seven California counters with Liberty Lot# 3464 $10 California Counters Lot of head obverse and miner reverse. Benjamin 4 Lot of four California counters in the style Fauver Collection Est. $200-400 HWAC# 126120 of $10 U.S. gold pieces. Est. $150-300 HWAC# Lot# 3474 California Counter Collection 129353 Lot of eight different varieties of the 1849 California counters, $5 gold piece size. Die Lot# 3465 George Washington $10 Counters varieties noted on the flips. Benjamin Fauver Lot of three different counters with George Collection Est. $200-500 HWAC# 126121 Washington obverses in the size of a U.S. $10 gold piece. One from Bangor Maine, Alfred Lot# 3475 California Counter Group Lot of Jones & Sons, advertising Finnan Haddie. five California counters, $5, $10 & $20 size. Est. (Finnan Haddie is cold-smoked haddock, $200-300 HWAC# 129347 representative of a regional method of smoking with green wood and peat in north-east Scotland. Benjamin Fauver Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 126112 Lot# 3466 New York City Hall $10 Counters Lot of five spiel markes in the $10 U.S. gold piece fashion. AU-Unc condition. Liberty head obverse, city hall reverse die 1105. Benjamin Fauver Collection Est. $150-250 HWAC# 126114 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 187

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics / Medals, Exonumia & So Called Dollars Lot# 3476 California Model Half Eagle Lot# 3483 San Francisco, California 1850 Counter Collection Lot of six various California Dunbar’s California Bank Notes, Possibly Model Half Eagle counters mentioned in the ONLY Remaining Uncut Sheet VERY Kagin’s book on Pioneer gold. Benjamin Fauver EARLY GOLD RUSH! Dunbar established this Collection Est. $400-1000 HWAC# 126119 bank in San Francisco in 1850, where he redeemed at par the gold coins of Baldwin & Lot# 3477 California Model Half Eagle Co. In 1851. In 1851 Dunbar began issuing his Counters Lot of eight examples of the own gold coins. Kagin says ìDunbar probably California Model Half Eagle counters, listed in stopped issuing his coins sometime in April Don Kagin’s book as Pioneer Gold Tokens. Est. or May and decided to lie low until some of the adverse publicity $1000-2000 HWAC# 129354 concerning all private gold coins had blown over. Evidently things did not improve and Dunbar headed for New York and ultimately Lot# 3478 c1850’s Liberty Vignette Counters, teamed up with a new currency manufacturing scheme in the form Store Cards and Tokens Four City Hall, 1010 and of the Continental Bank Note Company, which later merged with the 1105. Comp Smarte, 1010, 0145. Comp Smarte, American Bank Note Companyî [Kagin, 1981, 113]. This uncut sheet 1010, 1055. Overall the Libertyfs are very strong! shows some signs of its age (wrinkles, slight discoloration), but overall Est. $100-200 HWAC# 130125 is in great shape. Well worth framing. Est. $700-1000 HWAC# 135363 Lot# 3479 Miscellaneous Counter Collection Lot# 3484 Hartford, Connecticut 1877 Lot of seven counters: two $20 U.S. gold piece Business College Bank Currency Unarguably size; three $10 U.S. gold piece size; one 1853 one of the best looking examples of college currency. Three beautiful vignettes on obverse, Crystal Palace obverse, with H.B. West’s / “will pay five dollars to bearer in College Currency.” Lithographers: The Kellogg and Bulkeley Co. of Hartford. Famous Trained Dogs / Tray & Troy; one .This bill is for use in the business practice department of Hannums Hartford Business College and is worthless for other purposes. Dated playing card obverse with caduceus reverse. Aug. 1877. From about 1830 through the rest of the century, the Kellogg brothers published popular lithographs in Hartford, Connecticut. They Benjamin Fauver Collection Est. $200-300 HWAC# 126111 issued the second largest number of decorative prints intended for the American public, surpassed only by their New York rivals, Currier & Lot# 3480 Rare Early Silvered Counters Ives, producing thousands of lithographs, most hand-colored, which Lot of 13 silvered counters from Europe. 1771 ended up in the homes and work places of Americans. Est. $200-500 HWAC# 131198 Jeton of the marriage of Grand Duke Ferdinand and Beatrix d’Este of Modena. Spain: Isabel II; Lot# 3485 Connecticut Continental three from Nuremburg; Austria; 1790 Leopold Currency Three pieces: 1) For the Payment of Comptroller’s Office, May 07th 1791, James II. At least 100 times more rare than brass Baldwin is entitled fourteen shillings and eight pence...signed Ralph Pomeroy. Printed by counters. Benjamin Fauver Collection Est. $200- Hudson and Goodwin, Hartford; 7 x 4 inches, holed. 2) Sir, Pay the Army Comptroller Twenty 700 HWAC# 126133 Five pounds in Bills of this State and charge the State Pay Table Office March 22d 1781,signed John Lawrence Esq. Treasurer. 8 x 6 inches, Lot# 3481 American ‘Tom Thumb’ Counters endorsed on reverse. (John Lawrence was treasurer of Connecticut - Five Different Liberty / General Tom Thumb from 1769-1789) 3) State of Connecticut Pay Table Office 3 June 1783, tokens. Obverses include 40, 55 and 75. Reverses Pay Capt. Jabez Fitch Six Pounds, signed William Moseley, endorsed include 677-1, 677-2, and 6777-2a. American on reverse. 6 1/2 x 5 inches. The diary of Jabez Fitch (1737-1812) is a primary resource in the Battle of Long Island August 1776. Also two counters were as important c1850-1870 as Hard general orders from the War Department dated 1864. Salvatore Falcone Times and Civil War tokens. This is a significant Collection Est. $200-400 HWAC# 122993 collection as it comes from the L. B. Fauver Lot# 3486 New Orleans, Louisiana City of collection ñ with his notations on the counter New Orleans Municipality No. One $50 Note City of New Orleans-Municipality No. One $50 holders. Est. $240-500 HWAC# 135495 Note Oct. 30, 1837. Unissued. From 1836 to 1852, the City of New Orleans was made up Lot# 3482 Nova Scotia 1935 Bank of three municipalities, with Municipality No. of Nova Scotia $10 Bank Note Bank One being the old city, primarily inhabited by Creoles and French. Each of Nova Scotia, Halifax, Jan. 2nd, 1935. municipality had its own council, police force, service providers, tax- collection entity, and note-issuing bank. This large format $50 Post Canadian Bank Note Company, Limited. Note grades About Uncirculated with no rips or tears. Lithographer: Jho. V. Childs - New Orleans This note measures 3.75” x 8.75”. The PMG 25, Very Fine. 2.75 x 5.75” Est. obverse is black and the reverse is blue with a large N. O. in the design. $150-200 HWAC# 134029 Ken Prag Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 131222 188 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Numismatics Lot# 3487 Holdrege, Nebraska 1869 F. Lot# 3493 Carson City, Nevada 1892 Letter of Johnson Dry Goods Advertising Scrip Wells, Fargo Shipment of Gold Coins Unique Currency size bill serial number 37963 for piece of history. This is a letter from the Carson “3” Obv.: The United States / F. Johnson’s / City Mint secretary L.L. Elwood to R. Keating of Where you will get more/ Dry Gods, Carpets, The Nevada Bank of Virginia City, confirming a Millinary/ Clothing, Hats and Caps / Boots and shipment of $2,400 in gold coin via Wells, Fargo Shoes, fo the all / mighy Dollar, then any oth / Express on February 18, 1892. The note is on Mint er place in the State of Neb.; Rev.: F. Johnson / of the United States at Carson letterhead. Please The old and reliable Dry / Goods Dealer of Holdrege, / Neb. leads them see photos for more detail and condition. Est. all with a / complete line of goods / mentioned on the other /side. $300-500 HWAC# 131776 Prices always the / lowest and no trouble to / show goods. Date: 1869 Country (if not USA): State: Nebraska City: Holdrege Provenance: Lot# 3494 Buffalo, New York 1898 Deposit Fred Holabird Collection Fred Holabird Collection Est. $300-600 HWAC# Receipt For $5000 In Gold Coin Issued by 101759 the Bankers’ Association of Buffalo New York, Feb 28, 1898 certifying the deposit of $5,000 Lot# 3488 Four Pieces of Scrip incl. Ringling in United States Gold Coin. Cancelled Paid Bros. 1) Baraboo Scrip, 50th Anniversary 7/26/99. Rare, we usually see the $10,000 Celebration, 1883-1933, of the Founding of receipt. Est. $100-400 HWAC# 131201 Ringling Bros. Show at Baraboo, Wisconsin. GF 5 cents. 2) Louisiana State Loan & Trust Co. of Lot# 3495 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1863 New Orleans, LA. July 4th, 1893. One Dollar Paid which entitles holder Historical Sketch of Continental Paper to make an application for a loan not to exceed 1/20 of $400,000. Money Pamphlet Rare pamphlet of essays by 3) American Exposition, San Diego, 1935, good for 400 chips at Samuel Breck: Historical Sketch of Continental La Fortuna. 4) 1868 ticket for the Grand National Matinee by the Paper Money. Published 1863 at Philadelphia. managers of the Washington Library Co. at the Riverside Institute. Est. 33 pages, full page ad for A. C. Kline of 824 $80-150 HWAC# 135367 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Salvatore Falcone Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132054 Lot# 3489 San Francisco, California 1800’s Bank Note Framed Displays Two antique Lot# 3496 Coin Scale with Facsimile Coins framed displays of copies of a dozen postal for Weights Beautiful hand balance coin scale covers from Sonora, bank receipts and in black leather case, 3 x 7 inches. The seven checks from the California Cold Rush. One weights are facsimile coins, one weight is missing. frame represents Sonora in the Southern Some coin weights are legible: romana doppia Mother Lode, and the other Overland Mail / (Vatican issued gold coins); Sovrano (sovereigns); Stagecoach related items including a copy of genova. (The genovino was a gold coin used in the a Snowshoe Thompson cover. All are in nice Republic of Genoa from 1252 to 1415.) Est. $200- readable condition. Companies represented include, Freeman & 400 HWAC# 131220 Company Express, Page, Bacon & Company and more. See photos for more details. Frame measures 20”x 24”. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 135588 Lot# 3497 French Hand Balancing Scale Early hand balancing scale in wooden box with original Lot# 3490 San Francisco, California c1890 Rare old label with a “tableau” of gold money in French. San Francisco Coin Catalog c1890 Showing prices Box is 7 x 2 inches, missing one latch. Est. $300- paid by E. F. Gambs Company. 1804 dollar - $500. 1794 500 HWAC# 131221 half dime $3 in fine condition. Other interesting fun facts include fictitious names for cities (San Francisco, Lot# 3498 Ornate Gold Strongbox, 19th Golden City), Value of Diamonds, First occurrences Century, Vanderman Mfg. Ornate and classic (first newspaper, 1588 in England), list of the 28 cities gold strongbox with brass Champion 6 Lever with over 100,000 people (ending with Allegheny lock as original to all the Vanderman boxes. at 105,287), and fun facts about money (platinum 19.5” deep, 15” tall, 27” long. Wood staves coins were minted in Russia from 1828 to 1845), etc. riveted to the top and bottom. Bullion stop- 5.5x3.5h. 36 pages. Fun history and interesting monetary values. Est. handles. Cast iron reinforced corners, including $50-80 HWAC# 130122 cast iron corner locking pieces. Original center top locking mechanism replaced. There is a brass mfg plaque on the front, but it has been Lot# 3491 San Francisco, California San scratched to obscure the original name (which was Vanderman). This Francisco United States Mint Stereo View is absolutely one of the best gold strong boxes we’ve had in more than Collection Lot of ten. Pre and Post earthquake! a decade. Est. $1000-2500 HWAC# 125330 Eight stereo views; with two duplicates of the Mint and the earthquake. One 4x6” photo. One Lot# 3499 Palmer, Alaska Alaska Rural postcard. Ken Prag Collection Est. $500-1000 Rehabilitation Corporation Token Set HWAC# 123463 Set of eight tokens from the Alaska rural rehabilitation Corporation, housed in a hard Lot# 3492 San Francisco, California Wells plastic holder. Issued for the 50th anniversary Fargo & Co. Express Tag for $20 Gold to of the Matanuska Valley Alaska Colony Project. Carson City Nevada Extremely rare Wells Good for 1, 5, 10, 25, 50 cents, $1, $5 & $10. Fargo & Co. Express tag for $2000 in $20 gold Brilliant uncirculated, with some spotting. Est. $300-500 HWAC# pieces from San Francisco to Carson Nevada. 131212 Five inches by two and a hall inches. Est. $200- 400 HWAC# 131217 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 189

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Tokens Lot# 3500 Fort Grant, Arizona Post Exchange Lot# 3507 Benicia, California Benicia Token Token (Fort Grant, Arizona) Obv.: Post Collection Lot of four tokens from Benicia: Exchange / Fort Grant; Rev.: 10. Al, Oct., 27mm, 1) BENICIA EMPORIUM / BENICIA, / CAL. // R9. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 49175 GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; AL., SQ., 25 MM. 2) JO’S CLUB / 443 / FIRST / ST. / BENICA, CALIF. Lot# 3501 Gold Road, Arizona Mills & Stoney // GOOD FOR / 25¢ / IN TRADE; Al. Hex. 26 Token Uncirculated condition! MILLS & mm. 3) JOE ENOS / SALOON / BENICIA, CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN STONEY / GOLDROAD / ARIZ. // TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 4) BENICIA CREAMERY / POMETTA BROS. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / WHEN RETURNED / WITH BOTTLE; Al. oct., 30 mm. GOOD FOR / 12½¢ / IN TRADE. Al, Sc8, 30 mm. Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132005 Fred Holabird Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# Lot# 3508 Broderick, California Broderick 129314 Tokens Lot of three tokens from the Yolo County town of Broderick: 1) MCCLURE & Lot# 3502 Johnson, Arizona BRIETZKE / W // GOOD FOR / 5c / IN TRADE; 1920 Arizona Territory Br. rd., 21 mm. 2) AL. HOFFMAN’S / PLACE // Commissary Chit A cancelled GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br.rd., 21 mm. 3) chit issued by Fiege & Company SILVER BOWL / PH. CAP. 7765 / BRODERICK Commissary & Meat Market in / YOLO CO. // GOOD FOR / 25¢ / IN TRADE; Al., rd., 21 mm. Ex. : Ron the Arizona Territory town of Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132168 Johnson. It’s made out to Jesus Dutares and is good for $1 and Lot# 3509 Butte County, California Butte canceled on the reverse. Please County Tokens Lot of seven tokens from Butte see photos for more detail and condition. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 131771 County towns: 1) SIMON’S SALOON / OROVILLE, CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5 / CENTS / IN TRADE Lot# 3503 Tombstone, Arizona A. Wentworth ; Al. oct., 25 mm. 2) GOOD FOR / C.O.D. / AT Token A. WENTWORTH / TOMBSTONE, ARIZ. / J. McCARGERS / SALOON / NORD, CAL. // GOOD FOR / ONE / SMILE. Al., oval, 26 x 18 mm. Fred JACOB STRAHLE & CO. / BILLIARD MFR’S / 515 MARKET ST. / SAN FRANCISCO, CAL; Br. oct. Holabird Collection Est. $150-300 HWAC# 129305 25 mm. 3) GOOD FOR ONE DRINK / NORD / HOTEL / NORD, CAL. // JACOB STRAHLE & CO. Lot# 3504 Alameda County, California / BILLIARD MFR’S / 515 MARKET ST. / SAN FRANCISCO, CAL; Br. Rd., Alameda County Tokens Three tokens from 25 mm. 4) ECKERTS / SALOON / MAGALIA, CAL. // GOOD FOR / ONE rare neighborhoods of Alameda County: / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm. 5) Feather Falls: three Robert B. Land tokens 1) BOB’S PLACE / 5 / FRUITVALE 0936 // GF 5, 25 & 50 cents. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# GOOD FOR / 5 / POINTS; Al., rd., 18 mm. 2) 132111 ELMHURST MODERN BAKERY / 1082 / JONES / AVE. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / LOAF / OF BREAD; Lot# 3510 Carters, California Westside Al., oct., 18 mm. 3) “ROCHI’S” INN / BETWEEN Saloon/Leonard Hotel/Baker Hotel Tokens / SAN LEANDRO / AND / HAYWARD // GOOD FOR / 25c / IN TRADE; Lot of three rare Carters tokens: 1) Westside Al., sq., 23 mm, unlisted. Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 / Saloon / Carters, Cal. // Good For / One / HWAC# 132019 Drink; Rd., br., 21 mm; 2) C. LEONARD / HOTEL / & / BAR / CARTERS, CAL. // GOOD FOR / Lot# 3505 Alameda County, California ONE / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm; 3) BAKER HOTEL Alameda County Tokens Lot of four tokens BAR / BAKER BROS. / PROP. / CARTERS, CAL. from Alameda County neighborhoods: 1) M. ROSE / WARM SPRINGS GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; br. rd., 21 mm. Now known as Tuolumne City. Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132001 GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 2) TESLA / DAIRY / MOISE. S.F. // GOOD FOR / 1 / PINT / MILK ; Al. Lot# 3511 Cement, California P.P.C. Co Token rd., 24 mm, two varieties. 4) Good For 5 Cts. / On Return of One Beer Rare Town P.P.C. CO. CON. / 5¢ / CEMENT, CAL. Bottle / Landregan / Ocean View, Calif.; green cardboard, 51 x 31 mm. // P.P.C. CO. CON. / GOOD FOR / FIVE CENTS Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132110 / IN TRADE / COMMISSARY DEP’T.; Br. rd, 21 mm. Ex Ron Lerch collection. The Pacific Portland Cement Co. founded a company town in Solano County and it closed down in 1927. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132006 Lot# 3506 Auburn, California Auburn Hotel Lot# 3512 Chico, California Chico Saloon Tokens Lot of three tokens from Auburn Tokens Lot of five different saloon tokens from hotels: 1) AMERICAN HOTEL / GEO. C. WEST, Chico: 1) J.P. MURPHY / BREWERY / SALOON / PROP’R / AUBURN, CAL. // GOOD FOR / ONE / CHICO, CAL. // 10¢; Br. oval, 30 x 19; 2) / 10¢ / DRINK / OR / CIGAR / L.H. MOISE. S.F.; WESTERN SALOON / HENRY / AREND / CHICO, Al., rd., 28 mm, holed. 2) FREEMAN / HOTEL / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / DRINK ; AL. rd., AUBURN, CAL. // GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; Al., 23 mm. 3) SACRAMENTO SALOON / CHICO, / oct., 29 mm. 3) HOTEL CONROY / AUBURN, CAL. / PATRICK & CO. S.F. // GOOD FOR / 5c / CAL. / L.H. MOISE S.F. // GOOD FOR A / 10 / ¢ / DRINK; Al. rd., 25 mm. IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 4) THE / OFFICE / Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132144 SALOON // J. H. SIMMS / 312 / MAIN ST.; Br. rd., 21 mm.5) MAT & SAM’S / SALOON / CHICO, CAL. / PATRICK & CO. S.F. // GOOD FOR / 5 / CENTS / IN TRADE; Al., rd., 25 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132107 190 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Tokens Lot# 3513 Chico, California Chico Saloon Tokens Lot# 3519 Durham, California Durham Token Lot of five different saloon tokens from Chico: 1) Collection Lot of six: 1) F. BARNARD / DURHAM, J.P. MURPHY / BREWERY / SALOON / CHICO, CAL. CALIF. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd, 21 // 5¢; Br. oval, 30 x 19; 2) WESTERN SALOON / mm. 2) P. FONDECCIO / DURHAM, / CAL. // HENRY / AREND / CHICO, CAL. // GOOD FOR / GOOD FOR / 10¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 3) 5¢ / DRINK ; AL. rd., 23 mm. 3) CLUB / CHICO / MONK’S RECREATION HALL / DURHAM, / CALIF. SALOON // GOOD FOR / 5c / IN MERCHANDISE; Al. rd., 19 mm. 4) NICHOLS BROS. / DURHAM, CAL. // GOOD SIMMS / AND / CROCKER ; Br. rd., 21 mm. 4) FOR / 5¢ / IN MERCHANDISE; Al. rd., 20 mm. 5) THE / OFFICE / SALOON // J. H. SIMMS / Prop. / NICHOLS BROS. / DURHAM, CAL. // GOOD FOR / Chico, Cal // Good For / A / 10c / Drink; Al. Rd., 25 mm; 5) JUNCTION 5¢ / IN MERCHANDISE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 6) RICKETTS / & / WEAVER / / SALOON // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd.,21 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch DURHAM, CAL. // GOOD FOR / 10 / CENTS / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132108 Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132017 Lot# 3514 Chico, California Chico Tokens Lot of Lot# 3520 East Auburn, California East five tokens from Chico: 1) THE / OFFICE / SALOON Auburn Tokens Lot of three: 1) FREEMAN / // J. H. SIMMS / Prop. / Chico, Cal // Good For / A / HOTEL / EAST AUBURN, CAL. // GOOD FOR / 1 5c / Drink; Al. Rd., 25 mm; 2) PONY S. / G.F.A.C.O.D. / DRINK; Al., oct., 29 mm. 2) SMITH BROS. / E. (all incuse) // GEO. TRANK / CHICO. (all incuse); AUBURN, CAL. // GOOD FOR / 2½¢ / IN TRADE; Wm, octagonal, 26 mm. 3) SIMM’S / SALOON / J.O. Br., rd., 21 mm. 3) AL. PLACE / EAST AUBURN, SIMMS / PROP. // GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; Br. rd., CAL. // GOOD FOR / 2½¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 4) MURPHY / & / HAMLIN / CHICO, CAL. // 21 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100- GOOD FOR / 10¢ / IN TRADE; Br., Sc8, 28 mm. 5) 200 HWAC# 132145 GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK / J.W. LIGHTFOOT / (Star) / CHICO, CAL. // DRINK / Kentucky / Favorite / WHISKY / L.H. MOISE. S.F.; Br. rd., 28 Lot# 3521 Fairfield, California Fairfield Token mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132109 Collection Lot of six rare tokens from the Solano county town of Fairfield: 1) CAPITAL HOTEL Lot# 3515 Columbia, California Columbia / FAIRFIELD / CAL. // GOOD FOR / ONE / 5¢ / Token Collection Known as the “Gem of the DRINK / J.C. IRVINE; Al., rd., 25 mm. 2) FAIRFIELD Southern Mines” the town of Columbia is now a / HOME BAKERY / HOME OF QUALITY / BREAD state historical park. Here are six rare tokens: 1) / FAIRFIELD, CAL. // GOOD FOR / ONE / LOAF / SMITH & PETERS / COLUMBIA HOTEL // GOOD OF BREAD ; Al. rd., 26 mm. 3) J. HOLSTEN / FOR / 10¢ / IN / MERCHANDISE; Al., rd., 25 mm, FAIRFIELD, / CAL. / PATRICK S.F. // GOOD FOR pictorial miners pick; 2) PAY ORE / SALOON / F. / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. (R8).4) OSCAR VASSALLO, PROP. // GOOD FOR / 5 / IN TRADE; RITZMANN / FAIRFIELD, / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., Br. rd., 21 mm. 3) CITY HOTEL / BAR / COLUMBIA, 21 mm. 5) GEREVAS & LAWRENCE / THE / WIGWAM / FAIRFIELD, CAL. // GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK OR CIGAR; Br., rd., CAL. / PATRICK & CO. S.F. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 25 21 mm. 4) COLUMBIA HOTEL BAR / COLUMBIA, / CAL. // GOOD FOR mm. 6) Unlisted: Capitol Hotel / Fairfield / Cal. // Good For / 1 / Drink; / 1 / DRINK; Br. rd., 21mm. 5 & 6) MODEL / SALOON / COLUMBIA // Br., rd., 28 mm. Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132008 GOOD FOR / 1 / ONE DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm. Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 132002 Lot# 3522 Fort Bragg, California Fort Bragg Token Collection Lot of six tokens from Lot# 3516 Damascus, California 1906 Rare beautiful Fort Bragg: 1) A.S. / FORT BRAGG, Ghost Town Token: H. W. McAulay This token CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., was made by a company called The Sleeper 21 mm. 2) GRAND / HOTEL / F.J. BOUDREAU Co. out of Sacramento during the early 1900s. / PROP. / FORT BRAGG, CAL. // GOOD FOR / Damascus started in 1852, the post office 10¢ / IN TRADE; Br., Sc8, 28 mm. 3) HOTEL / closed in 1908. H.W. McAULAY. / 1906 // GOOD WINDSOR / FORT BRAGG / MOISE K. S.F. // FOR / 1 / DRINK; Br. rd, 24 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $200- GOOD FOR / 10¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21mm. 400 HWAC# 132149 4) PAUL RACINE / FT. BRAGG / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 10¢ / IN TRADE; Br., rd., 21 mm. 5) THE / TAVERN // FORT / BRAGG; Al., rd., 21 mm.6) Lot# 3517 Davis, California Davis Tokens BURBECK / & / RASMUSSEN / FT. BRAGG, CAL. / MOISE K. CO. // Lot of four tokens from Davis: 1) THE CLUB / GOOD FOR / ONE / CIGAR; Br. rd., 21 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. DAVIS / CALIF. // GOOD FOR / 10¢ / IN TRADE; Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132135 Al., rd., 25 mm. 2) PUGH / & / GRADY / DAVIS, / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Al.,, rd., Lot# 3523 Grafton, California Grafton Tokens 24 mm. 3) PUGH AND GRADY / DAVIS, / CALIF. Lot of three: 1) THE CLUB / GRAFTON, CAL. // // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Al. rd. 25 mm.(slightly different). 4) TAYLOR & WALKER / DAVIS, / CALIF. // GOOD FOR IN TRADE / 5¢; GOOD FOR 10¢ IN TRADE (Club Cut- Br., rd., 24 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132169 Out); Br. rd., 21 mm. 2) THE CLUB / GRAFTON, Lot# 3518 Dunnigan, California Dunnigan Tokens Lot of three: 1) W.A. MORRIS / CAL. // GOOD FOR 5¢ IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 DUNNIGAN, CALIF. // GOOD FOR / 10¢ / IN TRADE; Al, rd., 25 mm. 2) J. PERRY / mm. 3) GRAFTON / POOL HALL / GRAFTON, / DUNNIGAN, / CAL. / PATRICK & CO. S.F. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Al. rd., 21 3) STOPHER & ZACHER / DUNNIGAN, CALIF. mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132172 // GOOD FOR 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm, center hole. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132170 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 191

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Tokens Lot# 3524 Gridley, California Gridley Token Lot# 3529 Knights Landing, California Knights Landing Tokens Lot of four: 1) R.M. BILBY / Collection Lot of four tokens from the Butte KNIGHTS / LANDING // GOOD FOR / 10¢ / IN County town: 1) ARCADE SALOON / GRIDLEY, TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 2) HERSHEY HOUSE / BAR // GOOD FOR / ONE / DRINK OR CIGAR; / CAL // GOOD FOR / 10 / CENTS / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 25 mm. 3) THE WELCOME / KNIGHTS / LANDING // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 4) THE Br. rd., 21 mm. 2) CRABTREE & THOMPSON / WELCOME / KNIGHTS / LANDING // GOOD FOR / 10 / ¢ / IN TRADE; GRIDLEY / CAL. / MOISE S.F. // GOOD FOR / br, rd, 21 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 132173 5¢ / IN TRADE; Al. rd., 24 mm. 3) GILT EDGE / SALOON / HUMBLE & Lot# 3530 Livermore, California Livermore BOLT // GOOD FOR / ONE 10 CTS. / DRINK. ; Br. rd., 25 mm. 4) C.H. Tokens Lot of three tokens from Livermore: 1) NORMAN / CIGARS / & / TOBACCO / GRIDLEY // GOOD FOR / 5 / F.C. DUNCAN / LIVERMORE // 12½ / CTS. / IN CENTS / IN TRADE ; Br. rd. 23 mm. Ex Ron Lerch collection. TRADE; Br., S(12), 26 mm. 2) THE FASHION / SALOON / KAISER / & / IVERSEN / LIVERMORE, Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132014 CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br., rd., 21 mm. 3) M.G. PRATT / LIVERMORE, / CAL. // Lot# 3525 Groveland, California Hetch GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. Est. Hetchy Tunnel & Acqueduct Workers $100-200 HWAC# 132024 Union Token TUNNEL & ACQUEDUCT (sic) WORKERS / UNION / NO. 45 // GOOD FOR / Lot# 3531 Marysville, California Marysville 12½¢ / IN TRADE; Fr, Rd., 34 mm. “The Tunnel Tokens Lot of seven tokens from the Yuba & Acqueduct Workers Union No. 45 was County city of Marysville: 1) THE ELITE / headquartered in Groveland during the early construction of the Hetch GIBLIN & O’BRIEN / PROPS. / 226 D. ST. / Hetchy Aqueduct. About 1925, after completion of the O’Shaughnessy MARYSVILLE, CAL. / MOISE S.F. // GOOD FOR / dam, construction headquarters for the project was moved from ONE / DRINK / OR / CIGAR; Al., rd., 25 mm. 2) Groveland to Hetch Hetchy Junction. By 1930, the Tunnel & Acqueduct FOURTH WARD SALOON / W.E. / McCLELLAND, Workers Union No. 45 was based in Livermore.” (tokencatalog.com / PROP. / MARYSVILLE, CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ historical note) Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132003 / IN TRADE; Br., rd., 21 mm. 3) GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL / BAR / MARYSVILLE // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN / TRADE; Br., rd., Lot# 3526 Hayward, California Hayward Tokens 21 mm. 4) PALACE LUNCH / MARYSVILLE, CALIF. // PALACE LUNCH / Lot of six tokens from Hayward: 1) D.T. NUNEZ MARYSVILLE, CALIF.; Wm, rd., 21 mm, center hole. 5) PALACE LUNCH / GUM TREE / SALOON // GOOD FOR / 25¢ / IN / MARYSVILLE / CALIF. // PALACE LUNCH / MARYSVILLE / CALIF. TRADE; Br. rd., 24 mm. 2) COTTAGE / BAKERY (no hole, ctr.; Wm, rd, 21 mm. 6) BARTHE & BECKER / TREMONT / R. EBERHARD / 812 B ST. HAYWARD, CAL. // SALOON // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br., rd., 21 mm. 7) VALLEY GOOD FOR / ONE / 5¢ / LOAF BREAD; Al. rd., FRUIT / STORE / BOOTH & / WILLIAMS / MARYSVILLE // GOOD FOR 25 mm. 3) HAYWARDS BAKERY / A. LIEBRICH / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Al., rd., 24 mm. ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $200- / PROPRIETOR / L.H. MOISE. S.F. // GOOD FOR 400 HWAC# 132180 / ONE LOAF / OF / BREAD; Al., rd., 29 mm. 4) A. NIETO / BAKERY / 1036 D ST. / HAYWARD // Lot# 3532 Napa, California Napa Soda GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 5 & 6) AT THE / PINES / Springs Token Obv.: Napa Soda Springs; HAYWARD // GOOD FOR / 10¢ / IN TRADE; Al., rd., 24 mm. THE PINES Rev.: Good For / One / Drink; Al., rd., 21 mm. / HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA // GOOD FOR / 20¢ / IN TRADE; Al. rd.., 26 Extremely rare from a maker of soda bottles. mm. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132022 Fred Holabird Collection Est. $150-300 HWAC# 129307 Lot# 3527 Haywards, California Haywards Tokens Lot of four tokens from when Hayward Lot# 3533 Nicolaus, California Nicolaus had an “S”: 1) ALLEN’S / NEWS / DEPOT Tokens Lot of three from the Sutter County / HAYWARDS, / CAL. / L.H. MOISE. S.F. // town of Nicolaus: 1) F.C. RODGERS / ALLEN’S / NEWS DEPOT / HAYWARDS / CAL.; NICOLAUS, / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5 / CENTS / Br. rd., 21 mm. 2) DEL MONTE / SALOON IN TRADE; Al. rd., 27 mm. 2) GOOD FOR / ONE / CHAS. WESSMAN / PROP. / HAYWARDS / CAL. / MOISE-K CO. S.F. / H. / MATZEN / DRINK // THE BRUNSWICK // GOOD FOR / A 5¢ / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm, rare. 3) HAYWARDS BALKE / COLLENDER / COMPY. / CHECK; Br., SALOON / JOHN / SILVA / PROP. / 622 / CASTRO ST. // 5; Br. rd., 21 rd., 25 mm. 3) S. & E. / NICOLAUS // GOOD FOR mm. 4) MINT / SALOON / HAYWARDS, / CAL // GOOD FOR IN TRADE / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. Ex. Ron Lerch collection. Est. $200- / 5¢; Br. rd., 21 mm. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132021 400 HWAC# 132155 Lot# 3528 Jamestown, California Jamestown Lot# 3534 Niles, California Niles Tokens Token Collection Lot of six rare tokens from Lot of four rare tokens from the settlement of Jamestown, a California Historical Landmark: Niles: 1 & 2)BILLY MOORE / NILES, / CAL. / 1) THE COTTONWOOD & / HOTEL / NEVILLO PATRICK & CO. S.F. (toothed border) // GOOD / L.S. ROSENTHAL / PROP. / JAMESTOWN, FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm, two CAL. / L.A. RUB. STAMP CO. // GOOD FOR / different reverses. 3) NILES / HOTEL / NILES, 10¢ / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm. 2) COMPORA / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 4) STUMBLE INN & / PALASO / JAMESTOWN / CALIF. // GOOD / NILES, CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. Ex Ron FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 3) GEM Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132025 SALOON / JAMESTOWN / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 10¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 4) DONOHUE & FINKBOHNER / JAMESTOWN / CAL. // GOOD FOR / ONE / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm. 4) JAMESTOWN / DRUG STORE / H.S. FLANDERS / PROP. // GOOD FOR / 5 / CENTS / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 6) ROCCO / SALOON / JAMESTOWN / IRVINE JACHENS. // GOOD FOR / ONE / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm. Ex Ron Lerch Collection. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 132004 192 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Tokens Lot# 3535 Penryn, California Penryn Saloon Lot# 3542 Rocklin, California Porters Saloon Token Rare Penryn Saloon token: PENRYN / and other Tokens Lot of three: 1) VICTOR SALOON / C. MILLER / PROP. // GOOD FOR / LEHTO / ROCKLIN / CALIF. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE / L.H. MOISE. S.F.; Br. rd., 21 mm. 5¢ / IN TRADE; Al., rd., 21 mm. 2) PORTER’S Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $300-600 HWAC# SALOON / ROCKLIN // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 3) GRAND / SOUTHERN 132147 / ROCKLIN, / CAL. / HOTEL // GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm. Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# Lot# 3536 Placer County, California Placer 132016 County Tokens Lot of five tokens from Placer County: 1) WM. LORENZ / LOOMIS, CAL. // Lot# 3543 Sacramento, California Golden Gate Saloon & Pool Room, Sacramento GOOD FOR / 5c / IN TRADE;Br., rd., 21 mm. Token, Rare Golden Gate Saloon & Pool Room/330 R St./Sacramento/Calif.//GF/5cts. 2) NEWCASTLE GARAGE / I.J. REEVES / PROP. /In Trade. Unlisted in Kappen, one known example listed in the Kappen Supplement, pg. / DODGE / BROTHERS / MOTOR / CARS / 344, #746. A 28. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 135475 NEWCASTLE, CAL. // GOOD FOR / $1.00 / ON Lot# 3544 San Francisco, California Line-0- / ANY CORD TIRE ; Al., rd., 38 mm. 3) S.H. Lites Good For Tokens Rolls Line-O-Lites was located at 5509 Geary Street in San Francisco. BOWMAN / NEWCASTLE, / CAL. // GOOD FOR This lot of eight plastic tubes of tokens has two tubes good for 5c (about 50 tokens); and six / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm, holed. 4) C.W. / BURNER / FOREST tubes good for 10c (about 100 tokens). Est. $100-200 HWAC# 131234 / HILL // GOOD FOR / 10¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 5) HOTEL Lot# 3545 San Francisco, California 1867- MARVIN / COLFAX, / CAL. // GOOD FOR ONE / 10¢ / DRINK; Al., rd., 1870 W. Frank, Store Card and Gaming 20 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 132146 Token W. Frank, store card and gaming token. 27.3mm. Plain edge. WM. Fauver 160, Kappen Lot# 3537 Placer County, California Placer 886, EF luster, dents Est. $100-300 HWAC# County Tokens Lot of four: 1) PAXTON & 135479 BAKER / GILT EDGE / SALOON // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 25 mm. (Lincoln); 2) Lot# 3546 San Leandro, California San BURKE & FRITZ / 49 CORNER / PLACERVILLE Leandro Tokens Lot of five tokens from San // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br., rd., 25 mm. Leandro (one San Lorenzo): 1) THE CAVE / J.A. 3) THE / WEST HOUSE / ROSEVILLE // GOOD FOR / 5 / CENTS / IN CUNHA / Fine wines / Liquors / & Cigars / SAN TRADE; Br., rd., 21 mm. 4) H. & H. / CISCO HOTEL // GOOD FOR / LEANDRO, CAL // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; ONE / DRINK; Br. rd, 25 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $150-300 Br., rd., 21 mm. 2) HWAC# 132148 NEW ENGLAND / HOME / BAKERY / SAN LEANDRO / L.H. MOISE S.F. Lot# 3538 Quartz, California Quartz Saloon // GOOD FOR / 1 / LOAF / OF / BREAD ; Br. rd., 25 mm. 3) Andrade / & Tokens Lot of three Tuolumne County saloon / Costa / San Leandro / Cal. // Good For / 5c / In Trade; Br. rd., 21 mm. tokens: 1) BI METALIC / SALOON / QUARTZ 4) D. Best’s / New Harvester / (pictorial harvesting machine) / San / MT. // GOOD FOR A / LEE / STANLEY / CIGAR.; Leandro, Cal. // D. Best’s / Traction Engine / (pictorial) / San Leandro; Br., rd., 21 mm. 2) SIERRA SALOON / COSICH Al. rd., 37 mm. 5) H. CHRISTENSEN / SAN / LORENZO, / CAL. // GOOD / BROS. / QUARTZ MT, CAL. / MOISE. S.F. // FOR / A 5¢ / DRINK; Br. rd., 25 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collectiopn. Est. GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm. 3) EL $100-200 HWAC# 132105 DORADO SALOON / H.E. / LAEDERICH / QUARTZ MT. CAL / LH MOISE SF // GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; Br., rd., 21 mm. Ex Ron Lerch collection. Lot# 3547 Shawmut, California Shawmut Est. $300-600 HWAC# 132158 Club Token SHAWMUT / CLUB // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE (center hole); Br., rd., 21 mm. Lot# 3539 Quartz, California Quartz Tokens Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# Lot of three: 1) DENTONE BROS. / QUARTZ, 132161 / CALIF. / MOISE. S.F. // GOOD FOR / ONE / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm. 2) CHAS ZANY / Lot# 3548 Solano County, California Solano County QUARTZ / CAL. / MOISE-K. CO. S.F. // GOOD Tokens Lot of five rare tokens from Solano County: 1) FOR / ONE / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm. 3) AT THE GEO. E. EHRMAN / PROPR. / OLD CORNER / DIXON, / BIMETALLIC / QUARTZ MT / L.H. MOISE S.F. CAL. / C.A. KLINKNER & CO. S.F. // GOOD FOR / 5 / // GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; Wm, rd., 21 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. CENTS / IN TRADE; Br., rd., 25 mm. 2) P.P.C. CO. CON. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132159 / 5 / MOUNTAIN QUARRIES, CAL. // GOOD FOR FIVE CENTS IN TRADE / COM. DEP. / RE’D. IN CASH / AT Lot# 3540 Rawhide, California Rawhide OFFICE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 3) FOORD & PIERCE / 5c / RIO VISTA, CAL // (blank) ; Br., rd., 21 mm. 4) GOOD FOR Saloon Token Three miles northwest of ONE DRINK / J.W. BLANK / RIO VISTA, CAL. // AUG. Jamestown, Rawhide had a post office 1904- JUNGBLUT & CO. / MANUFACTURERS / OF / SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.; 1906. Br., rd., 25 mm; (1888-89 saloon); 5) Rio Vista Canning & Packing /1.00 // (same); Al, rd., 38 mm, unlisted. Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. RAWHIDE / SALOON / J. OLENDER / PROP. $200-400 HWAC# 132018 // GOOD / FOR / 1 / DRINK OR CIGAR; Br. rd., 21 mm. Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132160 Lot# 3541 Richardson Springs, California Richardson Springs Tokens The Richardson brothers built a hotel, named the Richardson Springs Hotel, completed in 1903 that boasted a 14-bedroom wooden frame building on their ranch. Richardson Springs is located about 9 miles northeast of Chico. Lot of three different: two good for 5c, one has a star the other doesn’t, one 10c. Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132131 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 193

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Tokens Lot# 3549 Sonora, California Sonora Saloon Lot# 3554 Stockton, California Gilt Edge Tokens Lot of four saloon tokens from Sonora: Saloon Token GILT EDGE SALOON / G. F. Willi 1) THE CHICAGO / SALOON / GALLISON / & / PROP. / STOCKTON, CAL. / / GOOD FOR / 5¢ / BOYD / PROPS / SONORA, CAL. / L.A. RUB. DRINK OR CIGAR. Al., rd., 25 mm. Named after STAMP CO. // GOOD FOR / ONE / DRINK; Br., Gilt Edge Whiskey. Fred Holabird Collection Est. rd., 21 mm. 2) THE ELK / SALOON / SONORA / $150-200 HWAC# 129308 CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 3) MINT SALOON / SONORA / R. LEAM // GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm. 4) Lot# 3555 Stockyard, California Stockyard TUOLUMNE SALOON / M.M.T. / SONORA // GOOD FOR / A / LEE / Hotel Bar Token One of two tokens known STANLEY / CIGAR.; Br. rd., 25 mm. Ex. Ron Lerch collection. Est. $200- from this old section of Alameda County. 400 HWAC# 132162 STOCKYARD (sic) / 10¢ / HOTEL BAR // R (incuse) ; Br., rd., 21 mm. Rare. Ex: Ron Lerch Lot# 3550 Sonora, California Sonora Saloon collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132106 Tokens Lot of four saloon tokens from Sonora: 1) UNION SALOON / E.F. DOYLE / PROP. / Lot# 3556 Suisun, California Suisun Tokens Lot SONORA, CAL. //GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK / AT of five tokens from the Solano County town of THE BAR; Br., rd., 25 mm. 2) UNION SALOON / Suisun: 1) ARMIJO CLUB / SUISUN / CAL. ED. F. DOYLE, / PROP. / SONORA, CAL. // GOOD FOR / ONE / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm. 3) VERDI SALOON / SONORA, / GOOD ONLY / FOR / PLAYING / PIANO; Br., rd., CAL. // GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm. 4) MAGNOLIA SALOON 21 mm. 2) DEPOT / SALOON. / PATRICK & CO. S.F. / SONORA, / CALIF. // GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm. Ex: Ron // GOOD FOR / A 10¢ / DRINK; Br. rd., 25 mm. 3) Lerch collection. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 132163 ROBBEN & WOOD / SUISUN Lot# 3551 Sonora, California Sonora Token GOOD FOR / ONE / TEN CENT / DRINK / OR / Collection Lot of ten tokens from Sonora: 1) CIGAR; Al., rd., 25 mm. 4) ROCKVILLE TAVERN / PHONE / 26F11 / OLIVER / & / CONRAD / SONORA // GOOD SUISUN, CALIF. // 50c / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 31 mm. 5) ROCKVILLE FOR / 12½ / CENTS / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 TAVERN / PHONE / 26F11 / SUISUN, CALIF. // 10c / IN TRADE (IN mm. 2) ANGELS / BEER HALL / BOTTINI BAR); Br. rd., 26 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# & PRUNETTI / SONORA, CAL. / MOISE // 132150 GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; Br., rd., 21 mm. 3) FIRST NATIONAL BANK / SONORA, CALIF. // Lot# 3557 Summerville, California WE WILL ACCEPT THIS ON DEPOSIT / FOR 50 CTS. / IF YOU OPEN Summerville Hotel Bar Tokens Lot of two: 1) A NEW / SAVINGS ACCOUNT / OF $5.00 / OR MORE LEAVING IT IN SUMMERVILLE / HOTEL / BAR / H.L. ROSASCO THE / BANK 12 MONTHS AND / PAY 4% / COMPOUND INTEREST / // GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 mm. 2) ON YOUR / SAVINGS / JANUARY 1ST AND JULY 1ST / ONLY ONE COIN SUMMERVILLE HOTEL / BAR / J.E. CONDE // TO EACH ACCOUNT; Br. rd., 31 mm. 4)A.E. ELSBREE / CIGAR / STORE GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; Br., rd., 21 mm. Ex.: / SONORA, CALIF. // GOOD FOR / ¢50¢ / IN TRADE.; Al. rd. 29 mm. Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 5) A.E. ELSBREE / CIGAR / STORE / SONORA, CAL. // GOOD FOR / 132165 10¢ / IN / MERCHANDISE; Br. rd., 24 mm.6) M.E. SANFORD / CITY / HOTEL / SONORA, CAL. // GOOD FOR / ONE / DRINK; Br., rd., 21 mm. Lot# 3558 Sutter County, California Sutter 7) F .J. DAVELUY & CO. / SONORA / CAL. //GOOD FOR / ONE / DRINK; County Tokens Lot of four: 1) SCOTTY’S PLACE Wm, rd., 21 mm. 8) WALDORF / BAR / SONORA // GOOD FOR / 1 / / SUTTER / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; DRINK; Br., rd., 21 mm. 9) GEO. McGOWAN / SONORA, / CAL. // GOOD Br. rd, 21 mm. 2) OWENS & CROW / LIVE OAK FOR / 10¢ / CIGAR; Br., rd., 21 mm. 10 ) J.V. NEWMAN & BRO. / THE / / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., EXCHANGE / SONORA, CAL. / L.H. MOISE. S.F. // GOOD FOR / ONE / 21 mm. 3) CLARENCE McKENZIE / MERIDIAN DRINK / L.H. MOISE. S.F.; Br., rd., 21 mm. Ex. Ron Lerch collection. Est. / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 4) THE LONE $400-800 HWAC# 132164 PALM / MERIDIAN // GOOD FOR / 10¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd. 21 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132157 Lot# 3552 Stent, California Stent Token Collection Three rare tokens: 1) GOLDEN Lot# 3559 Truckee, California RULE / SALOON / BRYAN & / SWEENEY / Monte Carlo Dance Hall PROPS. / STENT, CAL. Token & First Day Cover 1960 Winter Olympics GOOD FOR / ONE / DRINK; Br, Rd, 25 mm. 2) Nice Truckee duo: 1) token: OPERA SALOON / A. PISCART / STENT, CAL. / Monte Carlo / Dance Hall / L.H. MOISE. S.F. // GOOD FOR / ONE / DRINK ; Br. rd., 21 mm.3) LYON Truckee // 10; Br. rd., 24 mm; & HICKEY / STENT / HOTEL // GOOD FOR / *1* / DRINK; Br. rd., 21 2) Official First Day Cover of mm. Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 132015 the 4c commemorative issued for the Squaw Valley Winter Lot# 3553 Stirling City, California Stirling City Olympics, February 1960. Postmarked Olympic Valley. Fred Holabird Tokens Lot of three tokens from Butte County: Collection Est. $300-500 HWAC# 129326 1) NASH & SON / STIRLING CITY / PATRICK & CO. S.F. // GOOD FOR / 1 / CIGAR; Br. rd., 21 mm. 2) J.W. / SEYBOLD / STIRLING CITY / CALIF. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 3) TONOPAH CLUB / STIRLING CITY // GOOD FOR / 10¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132132 194 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Tokens Lot# 3560 Tuolumne, California Tuolumne Lot# 3564 Winters, California Winters Tokens Lot of nine tokens from the town of Tokens Lot of four: 1) B. & H. / WINTERS, Tuolumne: 1) A. ANTINETTI / TUOLUMNE / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; Br., Sc (12), CALIF. // GOOD FOR / 50¢ / IN MERCHANDISE; 26 mm.2) Al., rd., 28 mm. 2) DAVALLE BROS. / TUOLUMNE, CALIF. // GOOD FOR / 10 / ¢ / IN G.C. BEECHER / WINTERS, / CAL. // GOOD FOR TRADE; Al., rd., 21 mm. 3) DEMING / BROS. // / 5 / CENTS / IN TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. 3) BRATTIN & STILLWELL / GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; Br., rd., 21 mm. 4) C.W. BILLIARDS / WINTERS, CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN MERCHANDISE; FISH / TOBACCO / & / CIGARS / TUOLUMNE, CAL. // GOOD FOR IN Br. rd., 21 mm. 4) L.A. MORRIS / WINTERS, / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 1 TRADE / 5¢; Br., rd., 21 mm. 5) T. KNOWLES / TUOLUMNE, / CAL. / / DRINK; Br., S(8), 26 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $150-300 MOISE K. CO. S.F. // GOOD FOR / 10 / CENTS / IN TRADE; Br., rd., 21 HWAC# 132175 mm. 6) E. MARTEL / BELLEVIEW / TOULUMNE / PATRICK & CO. S.F. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br., rd. 21 mm. 7 & 8) RICE & REED / Lot# 3565 Woodland, California Woodland TUOLUMNE, / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 50¢ / IN MERCHANDISE; Al., rd., Tokens Lot of six tokens from Woodland: 1 & 28 mm. 9) TURNBACK / INN / PATRICK S.F. // GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK; 2) BYRNS HOTEL / BAR / ONE DRINK / D.C. Br. rd. 21 mm. Ex.: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 132167 HALSEY / PROPRIETOR / MOISE KLINKNER CO. S.F. // BYRNS HOTEL / STRICTLY FIRST Lot# 3561 Vallejo, California Vallejo Saloon / CLASS / WOODLAND, CAL.; Al., rd. 34 mm. Tokens Lot of two: 1) WALDORF SALOON / K / (one VF, one AU); 3) BYRNS HOTEL / BAR / VALLEJO, CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN / TRADE; ONE DRINK / D.C. HALSEY / PROPRIETOR / Br., rd., 20 mm. 2) THE SWELL / SALOON / W.H. MOISE KLINKNER CO. S.F. // BYRNS HOTEL / GRISSIM // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Br. rd., STRICTLY FIRST / CLASS / WOODLAND, CAL.; 21 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100- Br. rd., 34 mm, holed. 4) HOTEL JULIAN / BAR / WOODLAND, CAL. / 200 HWAC# 132153 L.H. MOISE. S.F. // GOOD FOR / ONE / DRINK / OR / CIGAR; Al. rd., 24 mm. 5) E.R. SNAVELY’S / WINE / ROOM / L.H. MOISE. S.F. // GOOD Lot# 3562 Vallejo, California Vallejo Token FOR / 5¢ / DRINK OR CIGAR.; Br., rd., 25 mm. 6) FRED A. SNAVELY’S Collection Including Unlisteds Lot of seven / LIQUOR / HOUSE // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / DRINK OR CIGAR; Br. rd., 21 tokens from the Solano County town of Vallejo: mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132176 1) BELLING BROS. / BAKERY / VALLEJO, CAL. Lot# 3566 Yosemite, California Post Exchange // GOOD FOR / ONE / LOAF BREAD; Br., oct. Camp Yosemite Token Post Exchange / 5c / 26 mm. 2) CITY BAKERY / K & B / VALLEJO, Camp Yosemite / Moise S.F. // blank; Br., rd., CAL. // GOOD FOR / 1 / LOAF OF BREAD; 24 mm. Extremely rare. Est. $200-400 HWAC# Br., rd., 25 mm. 3) SOLANO BREWING CO. / 135514 VALLEJO // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / ON RETURN OF BOTTLE (“S” cutout); Br. rd., 21 mm. 4) Lot# 3567 Yuba City, California Yuba City SOLANO BREWING CO. / VALLEJO // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / ON RETURN Tokens Lot of four tokens from the Sutter / OF BOTTLE; Br. rd., 25 mm. And three unlisted: 5) Central Union County town of Yuba City: 1 & 2) A.S. BARR’S Creamery Co. / Vallejo, / Cal. // Good For / 5c / When Returned / With / CIGAR / STORE / YUBA CITY, CAL. / MOISE Bottle; Al. rd., 25 mm. 6) Central Union Creamery /313 / Virginia / St. KLINKNER CO. S.F. // GOOD FOR IN TRADE / / Vallejo, Cal. // We Pay / 10c cash / On Return / Of / Bottle / With this 5¢; Wm, rd, 21 mm. 3) CABLE & DAY / “THE check; Al., oct., 23 mm. 7) G. Castagnetto / & Son / 304 / Virginia St. / TIRE MEN” / SEIBERLING / CORD TIRES / Moise S.F. // Good For / 35c / When Returned / With Demijohn; Br., PLUMAS STREET / YUBA CITY // GOOD FOR / rd., 28 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132154 $1.00 / ON / ANY NEW TIRE; Al. rd., 39 mm. 4) SUTTER / POOL HALL / R.S. TAYLOR / YUBA CITY / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 10 / ¢ / IN TRADE; Al., rd., 21 mm. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 132156 Lot# 3563 Wheatland, California Wheatland Lot# 3568 California Plastic Food Stamp Tokens Lot of five tokens from the Yuba County Tokens from California Stores Lot of 42 town of Wheatland: 1) HOTEL CARNEY / envelopes with plastic food stamp tokens from WHEATLAND, / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5 / CENTS / stores all over the state of California. Each IN TRADE; Br., Sc(8), 30 mm. 2) HOTEL ELWOOD. envelope has several tokens. Ex Ron Lerch / W.G. / JASPER. / WHEATLAND. // 10; Br.rd., 25 collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 131228 mm. 3) CHRIS MISKOVICH / WHEATLAND / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN TRADE; Al., rd., 21 mm. Lot# 3569 California Two Tokens From One 4) RECEPTION / SALOON / WHEATLAND / CAL. Token Towns Lot of two tokens: Robinson // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN / TRADE; Br., rd., 21 mm. Corner: R.E. ROBINSON / ROBINSON’S / 5) RECEPTION / W.S. FERGUSON / WHEATLAND, CAL. // GOOD FOR CORNER / CAL. // GOOD FOR / 5¢ / IN / / ONE / DRINK / ST. GERMAIN BILLIARD CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL; TRADE; Br. rd., 21 mm. (NCTA has a video of Al., rd., 25 mm. Ex Ron Lerch collection. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 132179 Ron Lerch talking about this token, made in 2010.) 2) Pulga: W.H. KING / PULGA, CAL. // GOOD FOR 5¢ IN TRADE; Br. rd. 21 mm, 7 mm center hole. Ex: Ron Lerch collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 132133 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 195

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Tokens Lot# 3570 Leadville, Colorado 1889 Leadville Lot# 3577 Ely, Nevada Ely & East Ely Token Transportation Token A paper punch token Collection Lot of 16 different trade tokens good for 25 roundtrips on the toll road between from Ely and East Ely. Est. $200-300 HWAC# Leadville and Soda Springs. The bottom 15 rides 126104 have already been punched but the top is intact. The ticket number is #380 and it is endorsed on Lot# 3578 Ely, Nevada Ely Area Token the reverse. Please see photos for more detail Collection Lot of 60 trade tokens from the and condition. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 131963 Ely Nevada area. Liberty Billiard Hall, McGill; Dewey Trade Check; Burns & Dortch, East Ely; Lot# 3571 Chicago, Illinois 1885-1894 Illinois Ruth Club; Apex Bar; H.E. Sawyer; Pastime Club; Token Group 2 - 4 pcs Bridle Rosette? Queen Ely Buffet; The Montana; Brady’s Bar; The Bud; Alix, 1894 six-year old mare trotting champion Slavonian Liquor Co.; McGill Drug Store; W & with the record 2.03 ¾ for the mile set in B; Wood’s Ice Cream Parlor and Pool Hall; Brunswick Billiard Hall. Est. Galesburg, Illinois, on September 19, 1894. Her $200-400 HWAC# 126090 record was not broken until 1900. Lithograph on metal backing; Two Theatre tokens. One Lot# 3579 Nevada Ely Area Token Collection brass and one white metal. GRENIER’S LYCEUM / VARIETY / PALACE / Lot of seven tokens from: Kimberley, Tungsten, GOLD MINE / NO 1 // GRENIER’S GARDEN / CHICAGO’S / GREATEST Ruth, Riepetown (Athens Club), East Ely, McGill / RESORT / GOLD MINE / NO 2. Rulau IL-Ch-29 and 29B. c1885. Brass and Ely. Est. $160-250 HWAC# 126106 and White metal, 24mm. EF; Bust, tree, and cabin. AL. W. MARTIN’S / GREATER UNCLE TOM’S CABIN // THE GREATEST PRODUCTION Lot# 3580 Ely, Nevada Ely Coin Bags, NOW BEFORE / THE PEOPLE / WATCH FOR DATE / MARTIN & CO. Centennial Belt Buckle and Token Collection CHICAGO. c1890s. Aluminum, 29 x 40mm. Rare. EF with corrosion; Small coin bag stamped “$500” (originally held Haymarket Theatre Christmas Souvenir. Will J. Davis, Manager. 1890 25 U.S. $20 gold pieces) now holds 51 Ely area Third Anniversary of the theatre, Christmas Souvenir. Rulau Chi-82. trade tokens; Ely Nevada Centennial belt buckle Aluminum, 37mm. AU. John Reynolds Collection Est. $200-400 HWAC# 1887-1987 in original package; blue canvas 126191 coin bag (6 x 10 inches) from Security National Bank of Nevada. Est. $300-400 HWAC# 126100 Lot# 3572 Aurora, Nevada Aurora Club Token Obv.: Aurora / Vic Bernard / Prop. / Club; rev.: Good For / 12 1/2c; Br., rd., 21 mm. Est. $120-150 HWAC# 126093 Lot# 3573 Currie, Nevada Goshute Merc. Co. Lot# 3581 Eureka, Nevada Harry & Vick’s Token NGC certified MS 62. Br., rd., center cut Little Palace Token Obv.: Harry & Vick’s / hole, 20 mm. GF 5c. Fred Holabird Collection Est. Little / Palace; Rev: One / H. Mau & Co. / Drink. Br., rd., 24 mm. NCS certified Genuine. Not $100-150 HWAC# 89002 listed in Token Catalog. Unique. Fred Holabird Collection Est. $300-500 HWAC# 129319 Lot# 3574 Dayton, Nevada O’Deon Saloon Lot# 3582 Eureka, Nevada Henry Mau Token NGC certified AU 55. GF 12 1/2 c. Br., Tokens Lot of three of the best found examples rd., 20 mm. Fred Holabird Collection Est. $150- of grocer Henry Mau’s tokens. 1) H. MAU / & CO (all incuse) // GOOD FOR / 1 / DRINK (all 200 HWAC# 89006 incuse); Br., Sc (12), 25 mm. 2) ONE / H. MAU & CO. / DRINK / SMOKE / H. PLAGEMANN / & Lot# 3575 Dayton, Nevada Umberto Saloon CO’S / CIGARS; Br. rd., 25 mm. 3) GOOD FOR / ONE / H. MAN / DRINK Token, Dayton, X rare The exceptionally // THE / BRUNSWICK / BALKE / COLLENDER CO. What we didn’t rare Umberto token: Umberto II Saloon/Joe/ know when the bottle book was put out, Plagemann, the cigar maker, Renassi/Prop./Dayton, Nev.//GF/One/Drink, was also a Nevada mining camp man who worked in Hamilton and Ely. 8 scal aluminum, 29.5mm, XF. Rated at “2 Est. $300-400 HWAC# 126096 known” in Nevada book. Est. $300-600 HWAC# Lot# 3583 Eureka, Nevada Nevada Gaming 118174 and Drink Tokens - 7 pcs Four orange tokens marked VB on one side and $25.00 on the Lot# 3576 Delamar, Nevada Emporium Token other, from the Vick Barranca Owl’s Club in Extremely rare token. Clark moved on to Ely Eureka, Nevada, 39mm; Two 37mm wooden where he produced drug bottles as mentioned tokens Good for One Drink from Clancy’s in Holabird’s bottle book. THE EMPORIUM / Cork & Cue, Carson City, Nevada (site of La DELAMAR, / NEVADA GOOD FOR / 12½¢ / AT Santaneca Restaurant today); one 34mm CLARK’S / IN / TRADE Aluminum, octagonal, plastic token from the Comstock Hotel Casino 25 mm. NGC VF 20. Fred Holabird Collection Est. in Reno, Nevada, Good For ONE DRINK at a Casino Bar. Est. $100-150 $180-300 HWAC# 129303 HWAC# 133734 196 May 2021

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Tokens Lot# 3584 Eureka, Nevada Eureka Hotel Key Tags Lot# 3589 Wells, Nevada Allen Lot of 3 - Rare! 2 Large Brass Key Tags, one with House Key Tag Extremely rare ring and key to room #7. Measure approximately. brass key tag. ALLEN / 27 / HOUSE. 1.75” x 4.5” and 1 red plastic key tag for room Large, 75 mm. George Allen was the number 1. Underneath the old Eureka Hotel is a 20 proprietor in 1905, ran a saloon foot high brick tunnel leading to a building across and sold Anheuser-Busch beer. Fred the street, the builders or use of this mysterious Holabird Collection Est. $300-500 tunnel have never been verified, although some theorize it was built by Chinese laborers in the HWAC# 129310 1800s and used as an opium den. Est. $240-400 HWAC# 132256 Lot# 3585 Eureka, Nevada Hotel Brown Key Lot# 3590 Winnemucca, Nevada Busch Tags, Haunted Hotel Souvenirs! Lot of 3 Hotel Hotel Token GOOD FOR / 12½¢ / BUSCH Brown was featured on Ghost Hunter tv program HOTEL / IN TRADE // 12½; Br., S4, 28 on the Travel Channel as a haunted hotel.Built in mm. Featured in Holabird’s Bottle Book with 1877 as the famous Jackson House it was gutted the Henry Busch soda fountain bottles. Built by in the 1880 fire and rebuilt. Once advertised as the Henry Busch in 1886, the hotel and poolroom only fire-proof hotel in Nevada, in 1907 its name burned to the ground in 1924. Fred Holabird Collection Est. $100-200 changed to Brown Hotel. In 1981 the building was HWAC# 129321 restored and once again called the Jackson House. It now operates as bar, restaurant and hotel. Lot# 3591 Yerington, Nevada Hub Saloon Included with this lot is one brown leather key fob and two red plastic Token Obv.: Hub / Saloon / Yerington; Rev.: key fobs. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 132257 Good For / 5 / In Trade. Br. rd., 21 mm. NGC certified AU 55. Fred Holabird Collection Est. Lot# 3586 Goldfield, Nevada Good For $120-150 HWAC# 101168 One Bucket of Water Token Ultra rare, 2nd of the three known. Obv.: Giles / Lot# 3592 Yerington, Nevada Sierra Beer Token Phone / 3625 / Goldfield, Nev.; Rev.: Good C. M. Coddington Finest known! NGC certified MS For One / Bucket / Of / Water. Br., oval,26 62. Obv.: C. M. Coddington / Agent / Yerrington, x 17 mm. Fred Holabird Collection Est. $600- Nev.; Rev.: Good For One / Glass / “Sierra Beer”; 1200 HWAC# 129302 Br., rectangular, 30 x 22. Holder has a scratch on the obverse. Est. $300-400 HWAC# 126095 Lot# 3587 Goldfield, Nevada Good For Lot# 3593 Yerington, Nevada Sierra Beer Token One Bucket of Water Token Extremely C. M. Coddington Obv.: C. M. Coddington / Agent rare. Another example with just Giles’ / Yerrington, Nev.; Rev.: Good For One / Glass number also in this auction. / “Sierra Beer”; Br., rectangular,, 33 x 20 mm. Uncirculated. Est. $300-400 HWAC# 126094 GILES AND FAYHIN, / PHONES 3625 / AND 3112 / GOLDFIELD, / NEVADA. Lot# 3594 Nevada Eastern Nevada Token Collection Lot of 25 different trade tokens GOOD FOR ONE / BUCKET / OF / WATER. from Eastern Nevada towns. Est. $240-350 Br., oval, 26 x 17 mm. Fred Holabird Collection HWAC# 126102 Est. $600-1000 HWAC# 129315 Lot# 3595 Nevada Northern Nevada Token Lot# 3588 Reno, Nevada Wieland’s Park Collection Lot of seven tokens from: Jarbige, Brewing Tokens and Ephemera Collection of Ely, Ludwig, East Ely, Ruth, McGill & Tungsten. memorabilia from the John Wieland Brewing Est. $180-220 HWAC# 126105 Company at 251 Ralston Street in Reno. Two receipts from 1912 & 1918; a postal cover with two cent stamp and return address of the Parry Brothers, sole agents and bottlers of John Wieland Brewing Co.’s Lager Beer; two tokens from Wieland’s Park, GF 50c and GF 5c. Wieland’s Park opened in July 1905 at a point known as “Asylum Crossing,” due to its proximity to what was then called the Nevada Insane Asylum. The resort’s founder and proprietor, Otto Benschuetz, was a German immigrant and much-beloved Reno resident who managed the local agency of the San Francisco-based John Wieland Brewing Company. Fred Holabird Collection Est. $200-400 HWAC# 129311 View complete catalog, Register, and Bid online at FHWAC.com 197

DAY 3 Saturday, May 15 Tokens P Lot# 3596 Nevada Mine & CONSIGNING WITH Smelter Town Token Collection From the Robinson District of Holabird Western Americana Collections Ely, a lot of 16 different tokens. Ruth (the mine town): 4 different; P McGill (the smelter town): 12 different. Est. $220-400 HWAC# Historically Researched Descriptions 126107 Professional Photography Lot# 3597 Nevada Nevada Brewery/ O’deon Saloon Tokens Lot of two: 1) Nevada / Worldwide Audience on Multiple Brewery // Good for / 5c / In Trade; Br., rd,, Bidding Platforms 21 mm; 2) Bert Barnoni / O’deon / Saloon / Dayton, Nev. // Good For / 12 1/2 / cts. / In Extensive Marketing Trade; Br., rd., 21 mm. Est. $160-200 HWAC# 126091 Superior Customer Service Lot# 3598 Nevada Nevada Small Town PREMIER Token Collection Lot of eleven trade tokens from: Lamoille, Manhattan, Jarbige, Eureka, SAtUroCnTg IPONriSces Fallon, Ely, East Ely, Ruth, McGill, Ludwig, Tungsten and Reno (when it was a small town.) Consign your items to the experts and let us Est. $200-300 HWAC# 126101 help you realize the most for your collections. We’ve sold many fantastic collections over the Lot# 3599 New York City, New York years and we’re always excited for more great Metropolitan Insurance Company Store material! Consign with us and enter into a Cards Lot of two: copper and silver plate: lasting and beneficial partnership. Obv. Metropolitan / (pictorial clipper ship) / Insurance Company; Rev.: Marine & Fire / Holabird’s Capital / $500,000 / With A Large / Surplus / Western Americana Collections 108 Broadway / New York / 1852. Round, 28 mm. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 135487 Email us at [email protected] Call us toll free 844-HWAC-RNO (4922-766) Lot# 3600 El Paso, Texas Jitne Transportation Token, the top Texas Transportation token The Jitne Company/(pic attached pair of acorns)/ 18/ El Paso, Tex.//Good For One Fare/5/Jitne. rd, br, 21mm. This is the top Texas token in Coffee- Atwood, rated at $250 decades ago, one of the top values assigned to any token in the transportation token book. Unc. From the J. F. Miles Collection of Ely, Nevada of items generally collected in the 1920s. Est. $240-1500 HWAC# 118173 Lot# 3601 Ogden, Utah Reed Hotel Key Tag Brass claim check, 37 x 45 mm. REED HOTEL / Ogden, Utah / 47 / Claim Check. The five story Reed Hotel was open from 1891 to 1926, had 140 rooms and a fifth floor restaurant that offered views of the mountains. Fred Holabird Collection Est. $100-200 HWAC# 129309 Lot# 3602 Utah Mining Token and Equipment Tags Lot of five pieces: three equipment tags from Kennecott copper; one Glen Alden Woodward; and a token good for 5 sticks powder from Mohrland Mercantile in Utah. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 132123 198 May 2021