1840 Charles DeMorse $500 Republic of Texas Bond

1840 Charles DeMorse $500 Republic of Texas Bond Certificate Signed. One sheet with ten interest coupons. Austin, December 15, 1840. Issued to Edward Hall, number 2007. The certificate and all ten of

Created by Act of Congress, Feb. 1840. $100 bond issued to Charles DeMorse in 1841. DeMorse, the Texas Stock Commissioner, was tasked with funding the republic's mounting public debt under President M

No. 1999, issued for $500 to Edward Hall in 1840. Signed by Charles DeMorse as Stock Commissioner and James B. Shaw as Comptroller. Endorsed on the back by Jackson. Two allegorical vignettes. Southern

MIRABEAU B. LAMAR, SIGNED, A REPUBLIC OF TEXAS $500 PROMISSORY NOTE, AUSTIN, OCTOBER 1, 1840, lithograph and manuscript ink on thin wove paper, no. 236, pay to Charles De Morse, signed, "Mirabeau B. L

Republic of Texas 1840 $500 Bond Certificate. 'No. 1513 Republic of Texas Certificate of Stock in the ten per cent consolidated fund...'; issued to Alex Russell & Co., bears his signature to the front

No. 2126. Republic of Texas Certificate of Stock in the ten percent consolidated fund Created by Act of Feb. 5th, 1840. Issued to John Price. Signed by Comptroller Shaw and Stock Comm. Charles DeMorse

Republic of Texas Treasury Bond for $500 dated 1841. **Very good condition overall with some foxing and wear to corners and edges.** $200 - $400

1) Number 1209 with ten coupons [x=#8211/] all signed by Charles Demorse of the Teas Stock Commission in 1940. Vignettes include allegorical lady, mill and Texas star. Issued to C. Conroy. The Commiss

1840 Republic of Texas $10 Note Cut Cancelled Very rare Republic of Texas issue. Estimate: $425

1841 Republic of Texas Government Bond, signed autograph by acting President David G. Burnet in lieu of Mirabeau B. Lamar, and Secretary of Treasury John G. Chalmers, framed and matted with a small po

Bearer bond from the Sabina City Company made out to Saml. Houston Engraved bond, filled out in ink. 3¾x8¼.Dated July 1

Group of Three Texas Treasury Notes, consisting of an 1840 $50 Republic of Texas note; an 1864 $10 Treasury Warrant, rated "About New" by PCGS; and an 1862 $5 Treasury Warrant. (3 Pcs.) Provenance: Th

CARL FLEMMING (c. 1840-1879) A REPUBLIC OF TEXAS MAP, "Mexico, Mittel America, Texas," GLOGAU, CIRCA 1846, a German lithograph on paper with hand color showing territories claimed by the Republic of T

Texas Navy Treasury Bond for $25 No. 944, made out to J.W. Harvey, 2nd Master of the Texas Navy Flagship Austin. **Good condition overall. Some wear to edges and corners** $250 - $500

Texas Navy Issue Treasury Bond for $50, No. 8. Made out to Jacob Dixon, Ship's Cook on the flagship Austin. **Good condition overall. Some wear to corners and edges along with some minor tears.** $300

Texas Navy Treasury bond for $50, No. 54. Made out to William Wills (or Wells). His position appears to be recorded as a "Capt" (Captain), though the remainder of the inscription is illegible as is is

Lot includes two $25 and $50 Texas Navy Treasury Bonds Nos. 978 and 438, respectively. Made out to an unknown Water Tender and 2nd Master William Williams, both of the flagship Austin. **Good conditio

Lot includes two $25 Texas Navy treasury bonds #214 and #354 made out to Alexander McGregor of the Texas Navy Yard and Boatswain George W. Will of the Houston. Dated April 23, 1841. **Good condition o

Lot includes two $25 Texas Navy Treasury Bonds Nos. 939 and 981. Made out to 2nd Master J.W. Harvey and Fireman John Horster(?), respectively, both of the flagship Austin. **Good condition overall. So

Lot includes two $25 Texas Navy treasury bonds #224 and #966, made out to William Devereux and an unknown Water Tender from the Houston, respectively. Dated April 23, 1841. **Good condition overall. S

“I suppose you are like all other folks you think that the people in Texas are all wild and a set of Robbers and cut throats but it is a mistake. The citizens are surely very respectable honest Peop

EIGHT REPUBLIC OF TEXAS CURRENCIES, FIVE SIGNED BY MIRABEAU B. LAMAR, 2ND PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS, JANUARY 1, 1840-JULY 1, 1841, ink engraving on thin bank note paper, printed by Rawdon, Wr

$500 Original Confederate bond dated February 20, 1863. No. 6776. Signed by Charles A Rose, Assistant Register of the Treasury. Approx 13" X 14". 7 of the $20 coupons are left. Printed on a very thin

1839 $500 CITY OF SABINE, TX SEQUENTIAL STOCK CERTS Lot of two sequential 1839 $500 or 2,060 Lots Certificates of Stock from the City of Sabine, Republic of Texas.  Serial numbers 165 and 166, da