1929 Huntington National Bank, Columbus Ohio $5 National Currency. Home town currency. Nice XF

A nice pairing of Large Sized National Currency bank notes issued locally in Lowell, MA. Includes: (1) Series 1882 President Garfield note, issued 1901 by The Union National Bank of Lowell. (1) Series

First National Bank of Dallas, Pennsylvania. Good condition. AJ.

National Bank of Wilson, NC, 1929 Ty.1 $10 National Currency, PMG Ch EF 45charter number 13626 (organized 1932), Serial Number 1, EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality), Jones-Woods signatures. FR#1801-1.

National Cash Register Model 452-E, c. 1914 National Cash Register Co., Dayton, Ohio, No. S164946J, with marquee "Drink Coca-Cola 5 ¢", key- operated, for American currency, total adder, printer, ele

SERIES 1902 FIVE DOLLAR NATIONAL CURRENCY NOTE "FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND" ILLINOIS "6653" AND SERIES 1902 FIVE DOLLAR NATIONAL CURRENCY RED SEAL NOTE "FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND" ILLINOIS

Two U S. five dollar national currency notes consisting of: Dartmouth National Bank of Hanover, NH,1902, First National Bank of Bangor, ME,1902. Descriptions, weights, sizes and conditions are our bes

RARE $20.00 BLUE SEAL LIVE OAK NATIONAL BANK NOTE Exceptionally scarce 1902 Plain Back Twenty Dollar Blue Seal National Currency Note from The First National Bank of Live Oak, Florida. Remarkably low

Estate-Fresh lot of Two Dollar National Currency Federal Reserve Bank Notes with the Bust of Jefferson, Blue seals, and the Battleship Reverse. One Fr. 752, and four Fr. 751. VF-EF Complete, no holes,

Uncut sheet of five (5) $10 notes from The Hampton Bays National Bank, Hampton Bays, New York, (#12987), KL #1243, Fr#1801-1, Type 1. Fine-Very Fine condition (folds, soiling).

The Central Park National Bank, Central Park, New York, (#12951), KL #1243, Fr #1801-1, Type 1. Very Fine condition.

The Central Park National Bank, Central Park, New York, (#12951), KL #1243, Fr #1801-1, Type 1. Very Fine condition.

$5 National Bank Note. First NB of Suffield, CT. Ch. 497. Fr. 587. PCGS-C Very Fine 20 Apparent. This was the only bank to charter in this Hartford county locale, having done so in Jun 1864. The bank

Perhaps surprisingly, Ann Arbor had just two national banks. The early bank, charter 22, is especially rare, having only issued first charters. Charter 2714 opened the same day charter 22 closed, and

Prairie City, Oregon had a single national bank. This new addition to the census brings the large size count to just four pieces. This is the only date back, as such, it is the oldest known note for t

Acrylic on canvas 38.5 x 31 in. Unframed. Self-taught artist. Born in 1982 in a small town in the inland of Costa Rica. Studied Sculpture at the National University of La Plata in Argentina. Exhibited

Here is the crown jewel of the M&M hoard discovery. This was recently found on the Atlantic coast of North Carolina (at a flea market) along with a fairly large group of mostly Ohio national banknotes

A Maya Stucco Glyph  Mexico or Guatemala, Circa 650-900 A.D. Width 6 1/2 inches (16.5 cm). Property from the Collection of Ms. Joy Favret, Columbus, Ohio Provenance: Estate of Dr. William R., Upp

#7, #18, #19, #20, #21 - ALL NICE VF/XF

From the A. C. Williams Company. Ravenna, Ohio - 1920's - 5 5/8" Long. From the Collection of Frank Kidd.

Nice group of 10 $2.5 gold Indians. 1908 - 1929. br>CORRECTION: 1914 D is altered.

GEORGE CARLSON (b. 1940) The Sentinel, 2010 oil on linen signed and dated lower right: CARLSON 2010 Dimensions: 28 x 42 inches Framed Dimensions: 34 3/4 x 48 5/8 x 2 inches Provenance: Autry National

Diminutive birdcage clock with marble base stand (does not run), marked "National Clock Co., made in Japan", 11.5"T x 5.25"D (base)

This serial number one red seal instantly becomes the nicest of an already limited number of banknotes known to exist from this one bank town. Of course the fact that it is a serial #1 and clearly a b

Al Barnes (Texas, 1937-2015), "Nice Surprise", acrylic on board sight: 21 x 30 in., frame: 30.5 x 38 in. Provenance: Property from a home in the historic Monte Vista neighborhood of San Anto