Ordinary Shares. Certificate for 2 shares. Light blue with light blue embossed seal. Accompanied with Letter of Allotment.

Willard Scott. New York, 1974. Stock certificate for 100 shares of Pan Am issued to and signed by television personality Willard Scott and his wife on the verso. Facsimile signature of Juan Trippe on the front. Punch and stamp cancelled with the latter affecting both signatures. Fine.

1940. Delaware. Stock certificate for 1 share. Brown with brown overlay. Stamp and punch cancelled. Very fine.

1921, New York. Stock certifcate for 10 shares. Orange/White. Vignette of two allegorical females flanking the company logo. Punch and stamp cancelled. Fine.

1881, West Virginia. $1000 bond bearing 6% interest. Black with green overprint. Vignette of train at top center. Punch cancelled, and fine

1928, Ohio. Stock certificate for one share. Blue/Black. Engreved vignette of company logo flanked by allegorical figures. Uncancelled and fine. John North Willys bought the Overland Automotive Division of Standard Wheel company in 1908 rechristened it the Willys-Overland Motor Company. Willys-Overland made both automobiles and trucks before being reorganized in 1936 after a depression bankruptcy as the Willys-Overland Motors Inc.

1899, New Jersey. Stock certificate for 100 shares. Green/Black. Vignette of railroad car at top left. Some light stub glue residue at left. Rectangular cancellation with paper removed, punch and stamp cancelled. Fine.

1897, Delaware. Stock certificate for 30 shares of the Wilmigton and Northern Railroad. Vignette of shipyard at center, state seals at left and right. Signed as president by HENRY ALGERNON duPONT (1838-1926). Henry graduated from West Point at the head of his class and was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his distinguished service and gallantry at Cedar Creek during the Civil War. In 1875, he was persuaded by his father to leave the military in favor of management at the family's powder firm. Here he was placed in charge of negotiations with officials of other firms and arranging the transportation of products by rail. From this connection, Henry was elected President of the Wilmington and Northern Railroad in May of 1879, thus signing this certificate. In 1902 he declined the Presidency of DuPont, instead choosing retirement to his personal affairs. Line cancellations affect duPont's signature, but still very readable. Cut cancellation over company seal causing small hole. Fine.

1893, Delaware. Stock certificate for 10 shares. Black. Vignette of two dogs at top center. Cut and pen cancelled. Very fine.