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Lot 71
Banco do Estado de São Paulo Sociedade Anónima, Nominal 21 x
CR-$ ...more Banco do Estado de São Paulo Sociedade Anónima, Nominal 21 x CR-$ 1.
São Paulo, 8 July 1971, 21 Shares á 1 CR-$, #63210, 15.1 x 19.6 cm, blue, superb underprint, folds, estimate: € 80
CR-$ ...more Banco do Estado de São Paulo Sociedade Anónima, Nominal 21 x CR-$ 1.
São Paulo, 8 July 1971, 21 Shares á 1 CR-$, #63210, 15.1 x 19.6 cm, blue, superb underprint, folds, estimate: € 80
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Lot 62
Air Canada, Nominal Common Shares .
No date, Specimen of a ...more Air Canada, Nominal Common Shares .
No date, Specimen of a Certificate for Common Shares, #C62, 20.3 x 30.5 cm, blue, red, brown, superb vignette with plane and crew, estimate: € 50.
The Canadian airline was founded on 10 April 1937. At that time, the name was Trans-Canada Air Lines and the company was a subsidiary of the Canadian National Railway. The company is a part of ACE Aviation Holdings and founding member of Star Alliance
No date, Specimen of a ...more Air Canada, Nominal Common Shares .
No date, Specimen of a Certificate for Common Shares, #C62, 20.3 x 30.5 cm, blue, red, brown, superb vignette with plane and crew, estimate: € 50.
The Canadian airline was founded on 10 April 1937. At that time, the name was Trans-Canada Air Lines and the company was a subsidiary of the Canadian National Railway. The company is a part of ACE Aviation Holdings and founding member of Star Alliance
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Lot 98
Compania de Automoviles de Vuelta Abajo, Nominal 50
Pesos.
Vinales, ...more Compania de Automoviles de Vuelta Abajo, Nominal 50 Pesos.
Vinales, 21 April 1912, Share of 50 Pesos, #293/71, superb vignette of an antique bus, estimate: € 110
Pesos.
Vinales, ...more Compania de Automoviles de Vuelta Abajo, Nominal 50 Pesos.
Vinales, 21 April 1912, Share of 50 Pesos, #293/71, superb vignette of an antique bus, estimate: € 110
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Lot 78
Central Andreita Compania Azucarera S.A., Nominal 1.000
Pesos. ...more Central Andreita Compania Azucarera S.A., Nominal 1.000 Pesos.
Havana, 2 August 1929, Bono de 1,000 Pesos, #194, 37.2 x 24.2 cm, green, black, scalloped edge at left edge, stamps, estimate: € 150
Pesos. ...more Central Andreita Compania Azucarera S.A., Nominal 1.000 Pesos.
Havana, 2 August 1929, Bono de 1,000 Pesos, #194, 37.2 x 24.2 cm, green, black, scalloped edge at left edge, stamps, estimate: € 150
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Lot 732
Gran Oriente del Peru, Nominal Logenpapier.
Lima, 5 December 1871, ...more Gran Oriente del Peru, Nominal Logenpapier.
Lima, 5 December 1871, Masonic certificate #73, minor folds, superb design, estimate: € 100
Lima, 5 December 1871, ...more Gran Oriente del Peru, Nominal Logenpapier.
Lima, 5 December 1871, Masonic certificate #73, minor folds, superb design, estimate: € 100
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Lot 131
Tesoreria Nacional de Puerto Rico, Nominal 25 Pesos.
Puerto Rico, 4 ...more Tesoreria Nacional de Puerto Rico, Nominal 25 Pesos.
Puerto Rico, 4 May 1813, 6 % Bond for 25 Pesos, #93, 32.5 x 21.3 cm, black, beige, printed on handmade paper, OU. The oldest Scripophily item from Puerto Rico! R8! Estimate: € 500
Puerto Rico, 4 ...more Tesoreria Nacional de Puerto Rico, Nominal 25 Pesos.
Puerto Rico, 4 May 1813, 6 % Bond for 25 Pesos, #93, 32.5 x 21.3 cm, black, beige, printed on handmade paper, OU. The oldest Scripophily item from Puerto Rico! R8! Estimate: € 500
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Lot 5107
Pick.
22, 23
5 u. 10 Francs o.D. (1950-1960). I, etwas wellig
Automatically ...more 5 u. 10 Francs o.D. (1950-1960). I, etwas wellig
Automatically generated translation:
5 and 10 Franc o. D. (1950-1960). I, a little billowy
Automatically ...more 5 u. 10 Francs o.D. (1950-1960). I, etwas wellig
Automatically generated translation:
5 and 10 Franc o. D. (1950-1960). I, a little billowy
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Lot 99
Confederate States of America (Ball 148, Criswell 111),
Nominal US-$ ...more Confederate States of America (Ball 148, Criswell 111), Nominal US-$ 500.
Richmond, 1 May 1862, 8 % Bond for US-$ 500, #1037, 25 x 39.2 cm, black, white, 15 coupons remaining, fold, vignette of C. G. Memminger, signature Rose, estimate: € 50
Nominal US-$ ...more Confederate States of America (Ball 148, Criswell 111), Nominal US-$ 500.
Richmond, 1 May 1862, 8 % Bond for US-$ 500, #1037, 25 x 39.2 cm, black, white, 15 coupons remaining, fold, vignette of C. G. Memminger, signature Rose, estimate: € 50
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Lot 64
Alden Care Enterprises, Inc., Nominal 200 x US-$ 0,10.
29 December ...more Alden Care Enterprises, Inc., Nominal 200 x US-$ 0,10.
29 December 1976, 200 Shares of US-$ 0.10, #NU594, hole cancellation, folds, partially creases, pinholes, estimate: € 30.
The company apparently operated nursing homes or provided nursing care services
29 December ...more Alden Care Enterprises, Inc., Nominal 200 x US-$ 0,10.
29 December 1976, 200 Shares of US-$ 0.10, #NU594, hole cancellation, folds, partially creases, pinholes, estimate: € 30.
The company apparently operated nursing homes or provided nursing care services
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Lot 66
American Telephone and Telegraph Company, Nominal Pref. 100
x US-$ 4. ...more American Telephone and Telegraph Company, Nominal Pref. 100 x US-$ 4.
12 July 1971, 100 Convertible Preferred Shares of US-$ 4, #2081-8633, folds, partially light creases, estimate: € 40
x US-$ 4. ...more American Telephone and Telegraph Company, Nominal Pref. 100 x US-$ 4.
12 July 1971, 100 Convertible Preferred Shares of US-$ 4, #2081-8633, folds, partially light creases, estimate: € 40
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Lot 67
Apple Computer, Inc., Nominal 1 Share.
15 July 1998, 1 Share Common ...more Apple Computer, Inc., Nominal 1 Share.
15 July 1998, 1 Share Common Stock, #FBU492224, 20.4 x 30.4 cm, grey, logo: the well known apple, estimate: € 500.
The manufacturer of the Mac was founded in 1977. The growth to one of the most valuable companies of the world was caused by the introduction of the iPhone, iPod and iPad
15 July 1998, 1 Share Common ...more Apple Computer, Inc., Nominal 1 Share.
15 July 1998, 1 Share Common Stock, #FBU492224, 20.4 x 30.4 cm, grey, logo: the well known apple, estimate: € 500.
The manufacturer of the Mac was founded in 1977. The growth to one of the most valuable companies of the world was caused by the introduction of the iPhone, iPod and iPad
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Lot 68
Atari Corporation, Nominal 100 Common Shares.
16 May 1995, 100 ...more Atari Corporation, Nominal 100 Common Shares.
16 May 1995, 100 Shares of Common Stock, #A17140, 20.3 x 30.3 cm, blue, black, green, yellow, red, folds, stamps, perforation, estimate: € 50.
Atari Inc. was founded in 1972, and Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak worked for the company in 1975. The company was taken over and reorganised by Jack Tramiel, who newly founded Atari Corporation in 1984
16 May 1995, 100 ...more Atari Corporation, Nominal 100 Common Shares.
16 May 1995, 100 Shares of Common Stock, #A17140, 20.3 x 30.3 cm, blue, black, green, yellow, red, folds, stamps, perforation, estimate: € 50.
Atari Inc. was founded in 1972, and Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak worked for the company in 1975. The company was taken over and reorganised by Jack Tramiel, who newly founded Atari Corporation in 1984
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Lot 69
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company - Western Division,
Nominal ...more Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company - Western Division, Nominal US-$ 1.000.
1 July 1880, 6% First Mortgage Gold Bond for US-$ 1,000, #9301, tax stamp, folds, partly creased, some soiling, rest of coupons, three vignettes with allegories, estimate: € 50.
Die Gesellschaft wurde 1866 für den Bau einer rund 2.000 Meilen langen Bahnlinie von Springfield, Missouri, zum Pazifik parallel zum 35. Breitengrad, konzessioniert. Die Western Division ging später in der Santa Fe Pacific Railway auf
Nominal ...more Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company - Western Division, Nominal US-$ 1.000.
1 July 1880, 6% First Mortgage Gold Bond for US-$ 1,000, #9301, tax stamp, folds, partly creased, some soiling, rest of coupons, three vignettes with allegories, estimate: € 50.
Die Gesellschaft wurde 1866 für den Bau einer rund 2.000 Meilen langen Bahnlinie von Springfield, Missouri, zum Pazifik parallel zum 35. Breitengrad, konzessioniert. Die Western Division ging später in der Santa Fe Pacific Railway auf
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Lot 70
Baltimore National Bank, Nominal 79 x US-$ 10.
Baltimore, Maryland, ...more Baltimore National Bank, Nominal 79 x US-$ 10.
Baltimore, Maryland, 24 June 1960, 79 Common Shares of US-$ 10, #NO743, folds, minimal creases at right margin, pinholes, superb vignette with view of Baltimore, estimate: € 60.
The bank was founded at the beginning of the 20th century. It had the right to issue banknotes
Baltimore, Maryland, ...more Baltimore National Bank, Nominal 79 x US-$ 10.
Baltimore, Maryland, 24 June 1960, 79 Common Shares of US-$ 10, #NO743, folds, minimal creases at right margin, pinholes, superb vignette with view of Baltimore, estimate: € 60.
The bank was founded at the beginning of the 20th century. It had the right to issue banknotes
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Lot 73
Brighton & Onondaga Valley Railroad Company, Nominal 8 x
US-$ 50. ...more Brighton & Onondaga Valley Railroad Company, Nominal 8 x US-$ 50.
Onondaga Valley, 11 April 1870, 8 Shares of US-$ 50, #26, 11.3 x 20.8 cm, black, beige, folds, 3 cm tear, two vignettes, estimate: € 120.
The company was incorporated in 1887. It operated 7.5 miles of railway track between Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn and Brighton Beach
US-$ 50. ...more Brighton & Onondaga Valley Railroad Company, Nominal 8 x US-$ 50.
Onondaga Valley, 11 April 1870, 8 Shares of US-$ 50, #26, 11.3 x 20.8 cm, black, beige, folds, 3 cm tear, two vignettes, estimate: € 120.
The company was incorporated in 1887. It operated 7.5 miles of railway track between Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn and Brighton Beach
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Lot 74
Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad Company, Nominal US-$
1.000. ...more Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad Company, Nominal US-$ 1.000.
State of New York, 1 May 1896, 5 % Consolidated Mortgage 50 Year Gold Bond for US-$ 1,000, #163, 33.2 x 24.3 cm, brown, black, some coupons remaining, not cancelled, horizontal folds, superb vignette with train, estimate: € 100.
The railway company was founded in 1887. It built and operated 7.5 miles of railway track from Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn to Brighton Beach
1.000. ...more Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad Company, Nominal US-$ 1.000.
State of New York, 1 May 1896, 5 % Consolidated Mortgage 50 Year Gold Bond for US-$ 1,000, #163, 33.2 x 24.3 cm, brown, black, some coupons remaining, not cancelled, horizontal folds, superb vignette with train, estimate: € 100.
The railway company was founded in 1887. It built and operated 7.5 miles of railway track from Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn to Brighton Beach
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Lot 79
Central Union Depot and Railway Company, Nominal 10 x
$100. ...more Central Union Depot and Railway Company, Nominal 10 x $100.
Estimate: € 100
$100. ...more Central Union Depot and Railway Company, Nominal 10 x $100.
Estimate: € 100
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Lot 80
Chartiers Railway Company, Nominal 10 x US-$ 50.
Philadelphia, ...more Chartiers Railway Company, Nominal 10 x US-$ 50.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 17 November 1872, 10 Shares of US-$ 50, #729, hole and stamp cancellation, folds, small black spot at lower margin, three superb vignettes, estimate: € 50.
The railway company was incorporated in 1853. It built and operated the railway line from Manfield to Washington (Pennsylvania)
Philadelphia, ...more Chartiers Railway Company, Nominal 10 x US-$ 50.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 17 November 1872, 10 Shares of US-$ 50, #729, hole and stamp cancellation, folds, small black spot at lower margin, three superb vignettes, estimate: € 50.
The railway company was incorporated in 1853. It built and operated the railway line from Manfield to Washington (Pennsylvania)
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Lot 82
Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad Company, Nominal 50 x US-$
100.
22 ...more Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad Company, Nominal 50 x US-$ 100.
22 June 1859, 50 Shares of US-$ 100, #35, pen cancelled, browned due to stub attached by glue, lower margin uneven, train vignette, estimate: € 50
100.
22 ...more Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad Company, Nominal 50 x US-$ 100.
22 June 1859, 50 Shares of US-$ 100, #35, pen cancelled, browned due to stub attached by glue, lower margin uneven, train vignette, estimate: € 50
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Lot 84
Chrysler Corporation, Nominal US-$ 1.000.
5 June 1970, 8.75 % Note ...more Chrysler Corporation, Nominal US-$ 1.000.
5 June 1970, 8.75 % Note of US-$ 1.000, #M5564, hole cancellation, light folds, otherwise EF, estimate: € 80.
Chrysler Corporation, an iconic American automotive company, has a rich history that dates back to the early 20th century. Founded by Walter P. Chrysler in 1925, the company rose from the remnants of the Maxwell Motor Company to become one of the "Big Three" automakers in the United States, alongside General Motors and Ford. Known for innovation and engineering prowess, Chrysler played a significant role in shaping the automotive landscape with its development of the Chrysler Six, a vehicle that offered advancements like a high-compression engine and hydraulic brakes at an affordable price. Throughout the decades, Chrysler expanded its operations and brand portfolio, which included the likes of Plymouth, Dodge, and DeSoto. The company has faced various challenges over the years, including financial difficulties, which have led to periods of restructuring and changes in ownership. Despite these challenges, Chrysler has remained a steadfast symbol of American automotive heritage, contributing to technological advancements, vehicle safety, and the evolution of car design
5 June 1970, 8.75 % Note ...more Chrysler Corporation, Nominal US-$ 1.000.
5 June 1970, 8.75 % Note of US-$ 1.000, #M5564, hole cancellation, light folds, otherwise EF, estimate: € 80.
Chrysler Corporation, an iconic American automotive company, has a rich history that dates back to the early 20th century. Founded by Walter P. Chrysler in 1925, the company rose from the remnants of the Maxwell Motor Company to become one of the "Big Three" automakers in the United States, alongside General Motors and Ford. Known for innovation and engineering prowess, Chrysler played a significant role in shaping the automotive landscape with its development of the Chrysler Six, a vehicle that offered advancements like a high-compression engine and hydraulic brakes at an affordable price. Throughout the decades, Chrysler expanded its operations and brand portfolio, which included the likes of Plymouth, Dodge, and DeSoto. The company has faced various challenges over the years, including financial difficulties, which have led to periods of restructuring and changes in ownership. Despite these challenges, Chrysler has remained a steadfast symbol of American automotive heritage, contributing to technological advancements, vehicle safety, and the evolution of car design
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Lot 723
Coast Guard World War Memorial
No date, Member Certificate for P. ...more Coast Guard World War Memorial
No date, Member Certificate for P. Wittfood, decorative vignette, folds, partially creases, foxing at right margin, estimate: € 50.
The Coast Guard World War Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery commemorates the U.S. Coast Guard personnel who perished in World War I. Unveiled on May 23, 1928, the memorial is distinguished by a tall white marble pyramid with the names of the fallen engraved on it. The monument, conceived by architect George Howe and sculptor Gaston Lachaise, stands as a testament to the courage and vigilance of the Coast Guard, specifically memorializing the losses of the USS Tampa and the crew of the Seneca in 1918
No date, Member Certificate for P. ...more Coast Guard World War Memorial
No date, Member Certificate for P. Wittfood, decorative vignette, folds, partially creases, foxing at right margin, estimate: € 50.
The Coast Guard World War Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery commemorates the U.S. Coast Guard personnel who perished in World War I. Unveiled on May 23, 1928, the memorial is distinguished by a tall white marble pyramid with the names of the fallen engraved on it. The monument, conceived by architect George Howe and sculptor Gaston Lachaise, stands as a testament to the courage and vigilance of the Coast Guard, specifically memorializing the losses of the USS Tampa and the crew of the Seneca in 1918
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Lot 742
Prudential Insurance Company of America, Nominal Police.
Newark, New ...more Prudential Insurance Company of America, Nominal Police.
Newark, New Jersey, 26 July 1929, Policy, #133330, 4 pages, folds, partially creases, small tears at right margin, estimate: € 50
Newark, New ...more Prudential Insurance Company of America, Nominal Police.
Newark, New Jersey, 26 July 1929, Policy, #133330, 4 pages, folds, partially creases, small tears at right margin, estimate: € 50
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Lot 3
American-Oriental Bank of Szechuen, Nominal 2 Shares.
Szechuen, ...more American-Oriental Bank of Szechuen, Nominal 2 Shares.
Szechuen, 1929, 2 Shares, #25, folds, partially light creases, estimate: € 1500.
The American-Oriental Bank of Szechuen was a financial institution active in the early 20th century, illustrating a fragment of financial history during a time of significant economic and social transformation. It was one among several foreign banks operating in China, playing a part in the complex economic fabric of the country during the Republic era. The early 20th century was a period of intense modernization and internationalization in China, where foreign, particularly Western, financial presences played a key role in the development of Chinese banking. These foreign banks were often involved in trade financing, granting loans, and conducting international transactions. They were also integrated into China's modernization process, as they invested in infrastructure development and industrial projects. The American-Oriental Bank of Szechuen was part of this trend and reflects the growing entanglement between China and the West. The issuance of banknotes by the bank indicates its operational significance in the local economy
Szechuen, ...more American-Oriental Bank of Szechuen, Nominal 2 Shares.
Szechuen, 1929, 2 Shares, #25, folds, partially light creases, estimate: € 1500.
The American-Oriental Bank of Szechuen was a financial institution active in the early 20th century, illustrating a fragment of financial history during a time of significant economic and social transformation. It was one among several foreign banks operating in China, playing a part in the complex economic fabric of the country during the Republic era. The early 20th century was a period of intense modernization and internationalization in China, where foreign, particularly Western, financial presences played a key role in the development of Chinese banking. These foreign banks were often involved in trade financing, granting loans, and conducting international transactions. They were also integrated into China's modernization process, as they invested in infrastructure development and industrial projects. The American-Oriental Bank of Szechuen was part of this trend and reflects the growing entanglement between China and the West. The issuance of banknotes by the bank indicates its operational significance in the local economy
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Lot 100
Confederate States of America (Ball 156, Criswell 116),
Nominal £ ...more Confederate States of America (Ball 156, Criswell 116), Nominal £ 100 = 2.500 Francs = 4.000 Lbs. Cotton.
Paris, 1 June 1863, 7 % Bond for £ 100 = 2,500 Francs = 4,000 Lbs. Cotton, Series D, #353, 46 x 25 cm, black, beige, 36 remaining coupons, folds, small tears, brown spot, otherwise in good condition, vignette of Liberty holding Confederate "Stars and Bars", leaning on bales of cotton and looking across the sea, estimate: € 120
Nominal £ ...more Confederate States of America (Ball 156, Criswell 116), Nominal £ 100 = 2.500 Francs = 4.000 Lbs. Cotton.
Paris, 1 June 1863, 7 % Bond for £ 100 = 2,500 Francs = 4,000 Lbs. Cotton, Series D, #353, 46 x 25 cm, black, beige, 36 remaining coupons, folds, small tears, brown spot, otherwise in good condition, vignette of Liberty holding Confederate "Stars and Bars", leaning on bales of cotton and looking across the sea, estimate: € 120
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Lot 101
Consolidated Railway and Power Company, Nominal 100 x
$100. ...more Consolidated Railway and Power Company, Nominal 100 x $100.
Estimate: € 50
$100. ...more Consolidated Railway and Power Company, Nominal 100 x $100.
Estimate: € 50
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Lot 102
Curtiss-Wright Corporation, Nominal 25 x US-$ 1.
24 June 1983, 25 ...more Curtiss-Wright Corporation, Nominal 25 x US-$ 1.
24 June 1983, 25 Shares of US-$ 1, #JB2823, folds, pinholes, some paper missing at lower right corner, estimate: € 30.
The Curtiss-Wright Corporation, once a titan of the aviation industry, was born from the merger of Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation and Wright Aeronautical Corporation in 1929. This merger brought together the pioneering efforts of Glenn Curtiss, the father of naval aviation, and the Wright brothers, famed for history’s first powered flight. Over the years, the company underwent significant changes while maintaining its spirit of innovation. In the 1930s, Curtiss-Wright designed and manufactured aircraft for military, commercial, and private markets. It was the longstanding relationship with the U.S. military and large contracts, such as for the P-36 fighter aircraft, that helped the company through the Great Depression. During World War II, Curtiss-Wright became a major producer of aircraft engines, electric propellers, and airplanes, with its workforce peaking at 180,000 employees. Post-war, the company did not successfully transition to jet aircraft production, focusing instead on reciprocating engines and propellers for transport and commercial planes. The 1950s saw Curtiss-Wright license the Sapphire jet engine from Armstrong Siddeley in the UK, manufacturing it as the Wright J65, which powered various U.S. fighters. In the 1970s, the company pivoted to the Wankel rotary engine, licensing the technology for a wide range of applications. Despite initial interest and speculation on the potential of the Wankel engine, enthusiasm waned due to emissions concerns. Curtiss-Wright continued to diversify, venturing into environmental control technology and healthcare. Today, Curtiss-Wright Corporation is primarily known as a supplier in defense, energy, and industry sectors, continuing its legacy of innovation
24 June 1983, 25 ...more Curtiss-Wright Corporation, Nominal 25 x US-$ 1.
24 June 1983, 25 Shares of US-$ 1, #JB2823, folds, pinholes, some paper missing at lower right corner, estimate: € 30.
The Curtiss-Wright Corporation, once a titan of the aviation industry, was born from the merger of Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation and Wright Aeronautical Corporation in 1929. This merger brought together the pioneering efforts of Glenn Curtiss, the father of naval aviation, and the Wright brothers, famed for history’s first powered flight. Over the years, the company underwent significant changes while maintaining its spirit of innovation. In the 1930s, Curtiss-Wright designed and manufactured aircraft for military, commercial, and private markets. It was the longstanding relationship with the U.S. military and large contracts, such as for the P-36 fighter aircraft, that helped the company through the Great Depression. During World War II, Curtiss-Wright became a major producer of aircraft engines, electric propellers, and airplanes, with its workforce peaking at 180,000 employees. Post-war, the company did not successfully transition to jet aircraft production, focusing instead on reciprocating engines and propellers for transport and commercial planes. The 1950s saw Curtiss-Wright license the Sapphire jet engine from Armstrong Siddeley in the UK, manufacturing it as the Wright J65, which powered various U.S. fighters. In the 1970s, the company pivoted to the Wankel rotary engine, licensing the technology for a wide range of applications. Despite initial interest and speculation on the potential of the Wankel engine, enthusiasm waned due to emissions concerns. Curtiss-Wright continued to diversify, venturing into environmental control technology and healthcare. Today, Curtiss-Wright Corporation is primarily known as a supplier in defense, energy, and industry sectors, continuing its legacy of innovation
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Lot 103
Detroit, Monroe & Toledo Railroad Company, Nominal 2 x US-$
100. ...more Detroit, Monroe & Toledo Railroad Company, Nominal 2 x US-$ 100.
Detroit, replaced by Cleveland, 25 March 1870 (185_), 2 Shares of US-$ 100, #250, 16.5 x 26.6 cm, black, beige, some missing pieces of paper, ink rust, two vignettes, estimate: € 100.
The company was incorporated on 26 April 1855. It built the railroad line from Detroit, Michigan, to Toledo, Ohio. The line was leased to the Michigan, Southern & Northern Indiana Railroad Company
100. ...more Detroit, Monroe & Toledo Railroad Company, Nominal 2 x US-$ 100.
Detroit, replaced by Cleveland, 25 March 1870 (185_), 2 Shares of US-$ 100, #250, 16.5 x 26.6 cm, black, beige, some missing pieces of paper, ink rust, two vignettes, estimate: € 100.
The company was incorporated on 26 April 1855. It built the railroad line from Detroit, Michigan, to Toledo, Ohio. The line was leased to the Michigan, Southern & Northern Indiana Railroad Company
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Lot 104
Dunkirk, Warren & Pittsburgh Railway Company, Nominal 1 x
US-$ 100. ...more Dunkirk, Warren & Pittsburgh Railway Company, Nominal 1 x US-$ 100.
15 November 1872, 1 Share of Capital Stock á US-$ 100, #338, 19 x 29.7 cm, black, beige, hole cancellation, large vignette on top, at bottom small vignette with train, allegory at right edge, estimate: € 60.
The company was incorporated in 1868. It built a 90 miles long railway between Dunkirk, New York, and Titusville, Pennsylvania
US-$ 100. ...more Dunkirk, Warren & Pittsburgh Railway Company, Nominal 1 x US-$ 100.
15 November 1872, 1 Share of Capital Stock á US-$ 100, #338, 19 x 29.7 cm, black, beige, hole cancellation, large vignette on top, at bottom small vignette with train, allegory at right edge, estimate: € 60.
The company was incorporated in 1868. It built a 90 miles long railway between Dunkirk, New York, and Titusville, Pennsylvania
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Lot 105
Edison Portland Cement Company, Nominal 100 x US$ 50.
State of New ...more Edison Portland Cement Company, Nominal 100 x US$ 50.
State of New Jersey, 13 October 1899, 100 Shares of US-$ 50, #95, 20.8 x 30.3 cm, red-brown, black, punched, devaluated by stamp, portrait vignette of Thomas Alva Edison, estimate: € 100.
Already at the age of 12 Thomas Alva Edison had to earn money so that his family could survive. He published his own newspaper at age 15 and later on joined the railroad as a telegrapher. His more than 1,500 inventions include for instance the light bulb and the power plant, and also the prefabricated house
State of New ...more Edison Portland Cement Company, Nominal 100 x US$ 50.
State of New Jersey, 13 October 1899, 100 Shares of US-$ 50, #95, 20.8 x 30.3 cm, red-brown, black, punched, devaluated by stamp, portrait vignette of Thomas Alva Edison, estimate: € 100.
Already at the age of 12 Thomas Alva Edison had to earn money so that his family could survive. He published his own newspaper at age 15 and later on joined the railroad as a telegrapher. His more than 1,500 inventions include for instance the light bulb and the power plant, and also the prefabricated house
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Lot 106
First National Bank of Hoboken, Nominal 10 x US-$ 25.
Hoboken, New ...more First National Bank of Hoboken, Nominal 10 x US-$ 25.
Hoboken, New Jersey, 9 September 1891, 10 Shares of Capital Stock á US-$ 25, #303, 16.2 x 26 cm, black, white, folds, cross-punch cancellations (partially repaired with tape), stamp and pen cancelled, vignette with Capitol, estimate: € 50.
The bank was founded in 1857 as Hoboken City Bank
Hoboken, New ...more First National Bank of Hoboken, Nominal 10 x US-$ 25.
Hoboken, New Jersey, 9 September 1891, 10 Shares of Capital Stock á US-$ 25, #303, 16.2 x 26 cm, black, white, folds, cross-punch cancellations (partially repaired with tape), stamp and pen cancelled, vignette with Capitol, estimate: € 50.
The bank was founded in 1857 as Hoboken City Bank
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