1901. Stock certificate for 25 shares. Brown/Black. Gorgeous vignette along the top of the certificate depicting a steamship at left of center and a steam locomotive at right. Engraved. Punch cancelled and Excellent.

1889, Washington. Stock certificate for 100 shares. Brown/Black. Vignette at top left of industrial buildings and a steam locomotive at top right. Issued to and signed on verso by Herman O. Armour (1837 – 1901) Meat packer. Allied his commission house of H. O. Armour with his brother Philip, adding a pork packing plant in 1868. In 1870, the firm became Armour and Company. Rectangular hole cut cancellation at left and stamp cancelled. Neither cancellation affected Armour's bold signature on verso. Very Fine.

188-. Washington Territory. Unissued stock certificate. Black/white. Train vignette at top center and a train traveling down a mountain at bottom left. Litho. Uncancelled and Excellent.

1888-. Washington. Unissued stock certificate. Olive/Black. Very attractive piece with a vignette of a train at station at top right and a factory at top left. Engraved. Uncancelled and Excellent.

188-. Washington. Unissued stock certificate. Green/Black. Very attractive piece with a vignette of a train at station at top right and a factory at top left. Engraved. Uncancelled and Excellent.

1889. Washington. Stock certificate for 50 shares. Green/Black. A lovely engraved double-vignetted certificate depicting a steam locomotive at upper right and a riverside industrial scene. Engraved by Franklin Bank Note Co., New York. Lightly stamp cancelled and Excellent.

188-. Washington. Unissued stock certificate. Brown/Black. Very attractive piece with a vignette of a train at station at top right and a factory at top left. Engraved. Uncancelled and Excellent.

1860, Pennsylvania. Stock certificate for 16 shares. Black. Vignette at top center of a horse drawn street car passing a city building. Pen cancelled and fine.

1937, California. Stock certificate for 100 shares. Green/Black. Vignette at top of a seated female allegorical figure at the seashore with a pontoon plane flying overhead. Security Aircraft Corp. originated from the Kinner Airplane & Motor Corp. which was founded in 1919. Uncancelled and Choice.