1936, Delaware. Stock certificate for 1 share. Brown\Black. Uncancelled and Extremely Fine.

1802, Philadelphia One share issued to William Cramond. Signed as secretary of the company by James Gibson and by Archibald McCall as president. This company was an attempt to reorganize the earlier asylum company founded by Robert Morris and John Nicholson. The original Asylum Company was formed in 1792 to provide refuge for King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette and other elite members of the overthrown French government which never materialized. A scarce early stock from this extremely interesting company. 7" x 8" Trimmed close at left border. There is a 3” archival tape repair along vertical center fold split. Uncancelled. Extremely fine.

1894, Kansas. $200 gold bond scrip. Blue/Black. Vignette of train facing right at top center. Stamp, punch and square cut cancelled. Very fine.

1894, Kansas. $100 General Mortgage Gold Bond Scrip. Green / Black. Vignette of a locomotive at top center. Green underprint. Coupons attached. Punch and stamp cancelled.

1893, Kansas. Stock certificate for ten share. Brown/Black. Engraved vignette of reclining male and female on either side of a vignette of a farmer plowing his field. Punch and stamp cancelled. Very Fine.

The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad in Chicago was established in order to secure terminals in Chicago. 1888, Illinois. Stock certificate for 49,980 share. Black / White. Vignette of a locomotive at top center. Orange company seal. Stamp cancelled Multiple Punch Cancellations along bottom.

1889, Kansas. Four Gold Bond Scrip certificates, $45 (black), $50 (black), $300 (olive) and $400 (orange). All bear vignette of a railroad worker cleaning a locomotive at top left, except for $45 scrip that bears a vignette of a locomotive at top left. $50, $300 and $400 have coupons attached. $50, $300 and $400 punch cancelled, $45 punch and stamp cancelled.; 1889, Kansas. Six General Mortgage Gold Bond Scrip. $ 9 and 37/100 (black), $50 (brown), $100 (green), $200 (blue), $300 (brown) and $400 (brown). $9 and 37/100 bears a vignette of a coalman and his furnace at top right. The remaining scrip bear a vignette of a locomotive at top center. All but the 9 and 37/100 scrip have coupons attached.

1911, Paris. Stock certificate. Brown. Ornate border with small vignettes of oil drill in bottom left corner and ship in drydock in bottom right corner. Coupons below. Small split at right margin. Stamp cancelled and fine.

1871, New York. $1000 Central Division Land Grant bond of the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Co. bearing 6% interest. Rust/Black with orange imprinted revenue at right. Large panoramic view of mountains with steam locomotives and a riverside town. Signed on verso as Trustee by Oliver Ames (1807 - 1877). Manufacturer, Railroad promoter and official. Brother of Oakes Ames and involved with him in the famous Credit Mobilier scandal. Paper loss at lower right corner well away from border, would mat out nicely, otherwise fine. Uncancelled.