1901, Illinois. Stock certificate for 100 shares of the Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Company. Olive/Black. Engraved vignette of standing liberty flanked by steam locomotive scenes. Issued to and signed on verso by EDWARD H. HARRIMAN,(1848 - 1909). Railroad executive, Financier. One of the great railway builders of all time, Harriman was known for his genius in developing and reinvesting in railroads. His stock market battle for control of the Northern Pacific against the combination of J. Pierpont Morgan and James J. Hill (which ended in a standstill) remains as one of Wall Street's great wars. A true financial wizard, Harriman was known as the "Napoleon of Wall Street" and upon his death, "controlled more millions of capital than any financial giant of the country." A highly attractive and scarce Harriman variety. Punch cancellations not affecting Harriman’s signature. Fine.

1899, Illinois. Stock Certificate for 100 shares. Green/Black. Vignette of female allegorical figure flanked by train and workers.

1901, Illinois. Stock certificate for 100 shares of the Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Co. Green/Black. Engraved vignette of standing liberty flanked by two steam locomotive vignettes. Issued to and signed on verso by EDWARD H. HARRIMAN Railroad executive, Financier. One of the great railway builders of all time, Harriman was known for his genius in developing and reinvesting in railroads. His stock market battle for control of the Northern Pacific against the combination of J. Pierpont Morgan and James J. Hill (which ended in a standstill) remains as one of Wall Street's great wars. A true financial wizard, Harriman was known as the "Napoleon of Wall Street" and upon his death, "controlled more millions of capital than any financial giant of the country." Stamp and punch cancellations not affecting Harriman’s signature. Very Fine.

1888, New Jersey. Stock certificate for 100 shares of the Chicago, Burlington and Northern RR Co. Green/Black. Attractive engraved steam locomotive vignette. Signed as treasurer by JOHN MURRAY FORBES (1813 -1898); Railroad executive; Businessman; Public servant. Minor age toning along two vertical folds. Ink check mark at right margin. Fine. Punch and stamp cancellations not affecting Forbes' signature.

1901, Illinois. Stock certificate for 30 shares. Orange/Black. Vignette of steam locomotive and passengers at top center. Punch and stamp cancelled. Overall age toning, fine.

1897, Indiana. Bond for $1,000. Green/Black. Vignette of a train station at top center. Attached coupons. Unissued. Punch cancelled and very fine.

1871, Illinois. Stock certificate for 1 share. Ornate border. Blind embossed company seal. Minor spits at folds

1905, llinois. $1,000 Bond, bearing 4% Interest. Orange/Black. Vignette of man's bust flanked by seated female allegorical figures at top center.

1930, Illinois. Blue/Black. $100,000 bond bearing 5% interest. Certificate #5 issued for a large sum of money. Scarce. Two rows of punch hole cancellations along the bottom. Fine.