1880, Michigan. Stock for 125 shares issued to but not signed by Moses Taylor. Black/White. Top center engraved vignette of a train crossing a bridge. Punch and stamp cancelled. Very fine.

1890, Germany. Stock certificate for 1,000 Marks Brown/Black. Vignette of various kinds of pipes and piping. The basis for this enterprise, founded in 1890, was a process developed by the Mannesmann brothers for the manufacture of seamless pipes. Today, Mannesman is one of the great German companies with far reaching interests including a still strong position in the pipe industry. The bold signature of MAX MANNESMANN (1861 - 1915) appears next to the facsimilie of Werner Von Siemans. This is a truly important German Industrial Autograph and one of only a very few German Industrialists available on stock certificates. Choice condition. Stamp cancelled.

1977, Massachusetts. $10,000 bond bearing interest at 4 ½%. GreenBlack. Engraved vignette of a female figure holding a globe sitting next to an early computer. A nice certificate from a once great computer company. Lightly stamp cancelled on verso. Extremely Fine.

1906, New York. Stock certificate for 10 shares. Orange/Black. Vignette of working miners at top left. Uncancelled. Very fine.

1902, Delaware. Stock certificate for 100 shares. Orange/Black. Vignettes at right and left of miners at work. Perf cancelled and very fine.

1939, Amsterdam, Holland. Printed in Dutch, Specimen certificate for Tien Gewone Aandelen. Blue. One vertical row of perforations. Excellent

1927. Maryland. Stock certificate for 1 share. Black. Vignette of cow's head at top left and hand and mallet at top right. Punch cancelled and very fine.

1930, Maryland. A Drovers & Mechanic Bank National Stock for 20 shares. Blue/Black. Vignette of a spread eagle. Lightly punch cancelled and very fine.

18--. Montana. Unissued stock certificate. Black/White. Litho. Uncancelled and Excellent.