1911. Chicago, Illinois. Common Stock certificate – Unissued. Green\Black. Nice opportunity to acquire a well-known company’s certificate #1 for this share class. Punch and pen cancelled. Diamond cut cancellation at bottom. Extremely Fine.

1911. Chicago, Illinois. Preferred Stock certificate for 66 shares. Orange/Black. Nice opportunity to acquire a well-known company’s certificate #1 for this share class. Lightly pen and punch cancelled. Diamond cut cancellation at bottom. Extremely Fine.

1909 Maine. $1000 bond bearing 6% interest. Green/Black. Vignette at top center of workers at marble quarry.

1875, Ohio. Stock certificate for 1 shares. Black. Vignette of small train at top center and worker at center left and right and small male bust at center bottom. Punch and pen cancelled. Very fine.

1873, Ohio. Stock certificate for 100 shares. Black on tan background. Triple vignette at top center of State Seal of Ohio, Illinois and Indiana. Stamp and punch cancelled. Very fine.

1872, Ohio, Indiana & Illinois. Stock certificate for 40 shares. Black on tan background. Triple vignette at top center of ship, eagle and man and wild boar. Issued to and signed on verso by George F. Baker (1840-1931). Banker; Philanthropist. Rough top margin and paper loss at top right corner. Stamp and punch cancellations not affecting Baker's signature. Fine.

1880, Ohio, Indiana & Illinois. Stock certificate for 100 shares. Black with tan background. Top center vignette of the State seals of Ohio, Indiana & Illinois. Small train at bottom center. Issued to Leopold Cahn & Co. and signed on verso by Jules S. Bache as witness. JULES S. BACHE (1861-1944). Financier. Beginning his career in banking as a cashier at Leopold Cahn & Co. (a stockbrockerage firm founded by his uncle) in 1881, Bache received an interest in the business in 1886. In 1892, the firm's name was changed to J. S. Bache and Co. From the outset, the firm was successful financing numerous enterprises and becoming one of the best known and most active banking and brokerage houses in America. Bache was bought by Prudential to form until recently, Prudential Bache Securities. Stamp, pen and hole punch cancellations not affecting Bache's signature. Fine.

1916. South Carolina. Stock certificate for 20 shares. Extremely Fine.

1896, Massachucettes. A $1000 bond bearing 3 ½ % interest. 54 coupons. Top center vignette of train going under a bridge.