1888, Missouri. Bond for $1000 bearing 5%. Green with green overlay. Vignette at top center of steam locomotive traveling through town. Smaller vignette at bottom of farm worker in field. Coupons attached at right side. Uncancelled. Very fine.

1878, Pennsylvania. Stock certificate for 300 shares. Black. Engraved vignette of a steam locomotive at center, coke workers at left. A nice, graphic early coal stock. Uncancelled and Extremely Fine.

1911, Arizona. Stock certificate for 100 shares. Green/Black with green seal. Vignette of mining scene at top center flanked by miners at work. Uncancelled. Fine.

1880, Northern Pacific Railway Stock certificate for 100 shares. Engraved vignette of a steam locomotive at top center, nice portrait vignette of Frederick Billings at bottom issued to and signed by CHARLES D. BARNEY & CO. Smith Barney is a financial success story that dates back to 19th century Philadelphia. A young broker named Charles D. Barney, founded his firm in 1873 and a young investment banker, Edward B. Smith, started his in 1892. These pioneers of the American securities industry helped make Wall Street the world's financial capital. In 1873 Charles Barney, a stockbroker, founded Charles D. Barney & Co. 1892 Investment banker Edward Smith founds Edward B. Smith & Co. In 1938 Barney & Smith merge forming Smith Barney & Co. Today Smith Barney's nearly 12,400 Financial Consultants serve more than 7.5 million client accounts representing nearly $900 billion in client assets. . Signed on verso: “Chas. D. Barney & Co.”. Orange/Black. Punch hole cancellations not affecting signature. Very Fine

1881, New York. Stock certificate for one share of the Co-Operative Dress Association. Brown/Black. Vignette of a coat-of-arms flanked by a seated indian and sailor. Litho. Signed as president by KATE FIELD (1838 - 1896). Journalist; Author; Lecturer; Actress. A prolific activist, Field involved herself in numerous causes, among them, temperance and Hawaiian annexation. Paper loss at lower right corner. Small split at folds. Tape residue on verso and small holes from staples. Overall good.

1913, New York. Stock certificate for 50 shares. Black/Gold with gold seal. Vignette of miners at work at top center. Small split at fold repaired on verso with archival tape. Uncancelled and fine.

1905, New York. $1000 bond bearing 4% interest. Black. Vignette of train at top left. Punch cancelled and very fine.

1906, Arizona. Stock certificate for 200 shares. Black/Gold with gold seal. Triple vignette at top center of mining scene flanked by miners at work. Uncancelled and Very fine.

1888, Idaho. Stock certificate for 85 share. GreenBlack. Engraved vignette of a steam locomotive and riverside scene with steamboats. Stamp and punch cancelled. Extremely Fine.