1928, New York. Stock certificate for 100 shares. Gray/Black with red overprint. Issued to and signed by EDWARD BAUSCH. Bausch was the son of the founder of Bausch & Lomb Optical Company, J.J. Bausch. Receipt, including Bausch’s address at Bausch & Lomb in Rochester, New York, is glued to the left margin. In fine condition overall. Perf cancellation not affecting Bausch’s signature.

1928, New York. Stock certificate for 100 shares. Blue\Black. Issued to and signed on verso by EDDIE CANTOR. (1892-1964) Acotr and Singer. Cantor often performed in black-face. His credits include Kid Cabaret (1912) with George Jessel. In addition, Cantor worked for Jlorenz Ziegfeld, where he sand many of his best known songs, including “Making Whoopee.” Cantor also helped to found actors’ unions and promoted the March of Dimes. Stamp, perforation and punch cancellations do not affect Cantor’s signature.

1928, New York. Stock certificate for 100 shares in the Rochester Central Power Corporation. Blue/Black. Issued to and signed on verso by VIRGINIA VANDERBILT wife of William K. Vanderbilt, Jr. Punch cancellations not affecting bold signature. Very Fine.

1918, New Jersey. Stock certificate for 1 share. Orange/Black. Pen, punch and stamp cancelled. Small tear at right margin repaired with archival tape on verso. Fine.

1920. Oklahoma. Stock certificate for 1 share. Black with gold seal. Vignette of eagle at top left. Punch cancelled. Very fine.

1915, Temporary Bond for $25,000 bearing 5% interest. Black. No vignette. Scarce. Four rows of hole cancellations. Fine.

1920, Stock certificate for 1 share. Green/Black. Litho. Ornate border. No vignette. Scarce. A small issue and scarce. Stamp and punch cancelled. Very fine.

1907, Arkansas. Stock certificate for 21 share. Black/White. Lightly punch cancelled. Very fine.

1913. Illinois. $1000 bond bearing 5% interest. Brown/Black. Stamp cancelled. Fine.