Reconstructed Sheet Of Connecticut Treasury Office

Framed 1780 Connecticut Treasury Office receipt in a bird's eye maple frame, overall 14"W x 18"T

Item measures approx. 7 1/2"h x 4"w. It is numbered 496 from the state of Connecticut Treasury Office. Item is a one sided note. The back having a hand written list of interest paid from 1785 to 1792.

Early document #3270 dated February 1, 1789, for receipt of Twelve Pounds for a Note Issued by the Treasury Office of the state. Signed by Peter (?), State Treasurer. Issued to Daniel Judson. Hartford

LOT (4) EARLY BANK NOTES INCL. (2) CONNECTICUT TREASURY NOTE 1781, 1782, MANUFACTURERS TEN DOLLAR CONNECTICUT NOTE 1858, ATWATERS SEWING MACHINE FIFTEEN DOLLAR NOTE 1857

2 American notes: 1781 State of Connecticut treasury promissory note receipt for payment after the war between Great Britain and the United States & American Colonial eight dollar note Philadelphia Ma

Stamps : Collection of officials and early definitive and commemorative on album pages. Including Treasury offices to 90c. Executive o/p 'specimen' to 6c. Post office Dept & War Dept. Interior to 90c,

6pc English Architectural Vintage Prints. Houses of Parliament, New Treasury Offices, Port of London, etc. Published by Robert & Leete. Matching mats and frames.-- Dimensions: Image Size: H: 11 inches

Group lot contains papers in a variety of sizes, some 8W x 10L inch pieces of paper include a diploma. Two laminated papers containing receipts from County Treasury Offices, dates range from 1834 to 1

$2 Uncut error sheet, Department of The Treasury sheet of 16 uncut $2 green star notes from 1976. Notes are framed in double sided glass frame. Overall size 25.5 x 16.5

Oliver Wolcott Jr. Two Signed Connecticut Comptroller Office Receipts Two Connecticut Comptroller receipts signed "Oliv: Wolcott Jr." as Comptroller. The first, measuring 7" x 4", Hartford, Connecticu

all for one money

Revolutionary War-dated partly-printed DS, signed “P. Henry,” one page, 8.25 x 6.5, January 29, 1780. A Land-Office Treasury warrant, No. 2226, which reads: "This shall be your warrant to

BICYCLE RIDER (M.130) from the New York New York portfolio, 1982, color lithograph, signed in pencil, numbered 20/250, published by New York Graphic Arts Society, Connecticut, sheet 22 x 30”, frame

[American Revolution] [Clark, George Rogers] Virginia Land Warrant Virginia, January 29, 1780. Partially-printed Commonwealth of Virginia Land-Office Treasury Warrant, made out to Revolutionary War of

Description: Stephan Fridolin. Full-page woodcut (Christ's disrobing) incunable sheet from "Treasury of true riches of salvation", Anton Koberger, Nuremberg, 1491. The beautiful woodcut after Michael

State of Connecticut sheet of $1, $1, $2, & $3 13 1/2" x 8 1/4" sheet mid-19th century

Beautiful Department of The Treasury sheet of 16 uncut $2 green star notes from 1976. Notes are loose in the holder, not glued down. Comes in it's original cardboard shipping case.

The Stonnington Bank c.1850's obsolete notes sheet. Stonington, Connecticut, plate A, Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Edson imprint, uncut sheet of three (3) $5 and one (1) $10 Remainder notes. Uncirculated c

DESCRIPTION: Partly printed DS, Hartford, June 11, 1789 from the State of Connecticut Comptroller's Office to Treasurer Jedediah Huntington ordering that he pay Lewis Hurd the sum of 36 pounds. Signed

Seth Thomas Clock Co. (Connecticut, USA) office clock, 8 day time only, housed in wooden square frame, with glass door, opening to clock dial, circa 1900 15.5"h x 15.5"w x 4"d Provenance

>Title: Maryland and Delaware with multiple buildings shown. 1861 By Johnson and Browning Date/Period: 1861 Materials: Steel engraved Size: 18x13” With views of the capital, patent office, treasury,

DEPT OF TREASURY/ASSAY OFFICE (SAN FRANCISCO MINT) BU

Attractive display containing an uncut sheet of 32 Series 1995 two-dollar bills issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, with each serial number beginning with “F.” The sheet is disp

Two 1782 Connecticut Continental Army Treasury CertificatesOne in the amount of ten pounds, twelve shillings and five pence; and the other six pounds, one shilling and seven pence.