1912, Colorado. Stock certificate for 1,667 shares. Black on light green background with green seal. Vignette of a standing Lady Liberty at top left. Uncancelled and extremely fine.

1924, Montana. Stock certificate for twenty-five shares. Orange/Black. Vignette of vignette of a oil operation with multiple derricks at top center. Vignette of gushing derricks at left and right center of border. Blind embossed company seal. Minor splits at lower edge of folds. Fine.

1921, Montana. Stock certificate for 50 shares. Orange/White. Vignette of an oil field at top center. Border vignettes of oil gizers. Uncancelled and very fine.

1925, France. Stock certificate. Brown/Tan. Large vignettes at bottom right and left of laborer and allegorical man carrying torch and two small vignettes at top of horse pulling wagon and workers in mine. Coupons attached at bottom. Uncancelled and Extremely Fine.

1873, Texas. Bond for $1,000. Vignette of an early passenger train at top center flanked by an Indian and young female. Attached coupons. Signed as president of the company by William E. Dodge (1805 – 1883). Industrialist. Co-founder of Phelps Dodge Mining Company with his father-in-law Anson G. Phelps. Actively involved in abolition and Native American rights. Uncancelled and very fine

1848. New York. $1,000 bond bearing 7% interest. Black. Signed as comptroller of the State of New York by MILLARD FILLMORE MILLARD FILLMORE, MONTHS BEFORE BEING ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT, SIGNS A HUDSON AND BERKSHIRE RAILROAD COMPANY BOND AS NEW YORK STATE COMPTROLLER MILLARD FILLMORE (1800-1874). Thirteenth President. DS. 1pp. 14” x 14 1/2”. Hudson [New York]. September 15, 1848. A “Hudson & Berkshire Rail-Road Co.” bond signed “Millard Fillmore” as the New York State Comptroller. The one thousand-dollar bond has thirty-one coupons for thirty-five dollars remaining attached, although four coupons have been removed. The bond states in part: “…the Hudson and Berkshire Rail-Road Company, Acknowledges themselves indebted to the Comptroller of the State of New York, for the use of the holder of this Bond, in the sum of One Thousand Dollars…they promise to pay at the Mechanics’ Bank, in the City of New York…with interest at the rate of seven percent per annum…" The bond, printed on paper with elaborate border engravings, is in fine condition. Coupons below. There are four punch holes through Fillmore’s dark signature.

1933, New York & New Jersey. Stock certificate for 25 shares. Purple/Black. Large vignette of panoramic view of the Hudson River with a train in the forefront at top center. Punch and perforation cancelled and fine.

1911, Canada. Stock certificate for 1 share. Green/Black. Vignette at top center of miners at work and two small vignettes of miners at left and right center margin. Uncancelled & Very Fine.

19--. New York. SPECIMEN. Stock certificate. Nice engraved vignette of an aerial view of Manhattan. Couple of small hole punch cancellations. Extremely Fine.