Mining, Minerals and Mayhem Auction

Lot of 2. 1. The York Gold Mining Company. Incorporated in Colorado, with offices in Denver. No. 171 issued to M. M. Loughrey on 28 August 1896 by

Lot of 3. 1) Photo measures 7 7/8" x 4 7/8". No matte; however, photo is glued onto black construction paper. A birdseye view of a small sec

This company is a separate entity from the Gardner-Denver Drill Company. While the Gardner Governor Company was created in 1859 by Robert Gardner, it

Not listed in Corrigan and Lingane, 1883. Incorporated in Colorado in 1881 with offices in Denver. No. 518 issued to A. S. Patton by Geo. W. Clark, S

Lot of 2 catalogues: 1) …The… Denver Engineering Works Co., Catalogue No. 3. Office and Works: Denver, Colorado. Softcover pamphlet, 18 pages includin

This silver railroad pass is a fine example of one of the only three different precious metal railroad passes known in America. Holabird Americana so

A crystal-clear photo showing what appears to be the main street of the town taken in the fall or early spring, as the trees have no leaves. The mount

Lot of 2. 1. The Crown Prince Consolidated Mines Company, Empire. This company operated the Mint and the Crown Prince Mines near Empire. The major p

The town of Independence went through many name changes before it settled on the name of the mine. Besides Independence, it was named Chipela (named

Rare unissued sutler's scrip, good for one dollar in merchandise. Printed on bond paper, lithographed in red and blue ink without imprint. The c...

Pikes Peak Placer Mining and Milling Company stock certificate, measures 10 1/4" x 8 1/4". Incorporated under the laws of Colorado. Gold emb

Lot of 2. Same stock issued to two different people in two different years. 1. The Little Chief Mining Company. Number 2301 issued to Geo. W. Plat

Lot of 2. 1. Astor Mining and Milling Company incorporated in Colorado. No. 91 issued to C. B. Ogilvie, Trustee, by William Shepherd, President, an

No. 684 issued May 9, 1867 to George Philips for 10 shares. Signed by secretary and president (illegible). One red R46 R4 vertical tied perf stamp at

Incorporated in Colorado in 1866 with offices in Philadelphia. Georgetown Mining District. No. 1711 issued to Mrs. Catherine Oberly for 8 shares on

Photo measures 7 3/8" x 4 1/4" mounted on dark green matte measuring 7 7/8" x 4 7/8". A view of Green Lake. Three small boats are

Number 1107 issued to Harry L. Elliott on 24 November by L. M. Field, Secretary, and A. D. L. Hamilton, President for 5,000 shares. Company headquart

No 1100 issued to B.L. Cutting for 100 shares. This is an extremely rare stock from a Gilpin County mining company. Gilpin County was named after Colo

Lot of 2. Both are photographs of the same scenery but taken from different angles. Each measures 11 1/2" x 3 1/4". They are glued down to

Crème color with green border. No. 242 issued to Yates Ferguson. Signed by J. M. Kelly as Secretary and Yates Ferguson as President. Not canc...