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Jefferson Co. Bank, MC, VF
Jefferson Co. Bank, MC, VF
SON HC, “L.M. & C. & X. R.R.”, sharp color, fresh and XF, choice stamp
HC, “B.N.O.”, VF
HC, on 1866 check, VF, “First National Bank of Galveston, Texas”, nice cotton vignette
Blue SON HC, on 1867 certificate of deposit, VF, “First National Bank, Sparta Wis.”, nice eagle vignette, scarce
HC, on 1866 receipt, VF, “Star Hill Silver Mining Company”, scarce
SON HC, on 1865 dividend receipt, VF, “Citizens Gas Light Company”
SON HC, on 1866 receipt, VF, “Wells, Andrews & Leet, Fancy Goods & Notions”
SON HC, on 1862 check, VF, “Mechanics and Traders Bank”, a very attractive and early check
SON HC, on 1866 check, VF, “Wells & Bontecou, Lumber Dealers”, quite attractive
SON HC, on 1867 reciept, VF, “T.B. Peddie”, trunk manufacturers
SON HC, on 1865 gas bill receipt, VF, “Providence Gas Co.”
SON HC, on 1866 gas bill receipt, VF, “Providence Gas Co.”
SON HC, on 1866 check, VF, “Northern Central Railroad Co.”, very attractive check
SON HC, on 1866 check, VF, “Syracuse, Binghamton & N.Y. R.R. Co.”
SON HC, on 1865 check, VF, “New York & New Haven Railroad Co.”, a very attractive check
MC, on Oct. 1862 check, VF, “New London Northern Rail Road Co.”, very early usage
MC, on 1865 receipt, VF, red printed freight receipt, most unusal and certainly quite scarce with stamp usage
Bl. SON HC tied on piece, “Chair Manufacturers”, F
SON HC tied on piece, “Dalzell Petroleum Co.”, VF, nice cancel
Group of 11 various Railroad SON HC’s, sm. faults, overall F-VF, there are some very nice cancels here
Bl. SON HC, “Hudson Iron Co.”, VF
Bl. SON HC, “Prov. Tool Co.”, VG
Bl. SON HC tied on piece, “B. & T. Gibson, Plumbers & Brass Founders”, VG-F
Bl. SON HC, “Fred Probst & Co.”, VF-XF, choice strike
Red SON HC, “B. & Co.”, F-VF
Vio. SON HC, “PAID”, VG-F