Mining, Minerals and Mayhem Auction

Lot of 2. 1. The Long and Derry Hill Mining Company. Number 1314 issued to Henry W. Baldwin by S. Oliphant Talbot, Secretary and W. E. Redding, Vic

Lot of 2. 1. The Canterbury Mining Company. Number 814 to Chas. F. Saunders treas. by C. B. Cook, Secretary and Albert Hohnewald, Vice President on

Obverse: A78 / .999 / Leadville / Colo. /3 oz. 1d.; reverse: blank.

Lot of 2. 1. Catalpa Mining Company. Discovered in 1877 high up on Carbonate Hill, a shaft found the ore body at 170 ft. The mine produced regularl

Lot of 3. 1. The Alleghany Mining Company. Carl Swift said that the mines were located on Yankee Hill. In 1883 there were five shafts each at 300 f

Lot of 2. 1. The Revenue Leasing and Mining Company. Number 838 issued to Emma Moss by Abbott W. Lawrence, Secretary and H. Flint, Pres

Lot of 3. 1. The Colorado Mine Developing Company. Fryer Hill, Leadville Mining District. John F. Humphrey was a major stock holder in the famous R

Incorporated in Colorado with offices in St. Louis, Mo. Not previously known to Holabird-Kagin. No. 36 issued to Mary S. Wilson by Robt. Eagle, Secre

Leadville Mining District. Number 217 issued to Isaac Cooper by Wm. T. Mason as Secretary and Edward C. Perkins as President on 18 October 1880. U/C.

The original company was incorporated in 1879 in Colorado. Carl Swift says legend has it that S. D. Breece climbed a hill just west of the Weston fau

Located in the Leadville Mining District. Number 79 issued to J. B. Parks by J. M. Dickey, Secretary and C. H. White, President on 23 May 1881. Sign

Leadville District. Number 595 issued to Sol Levy by John J. McGowan as Secretary and C. A. Wright as President on 9 May 1882. Signed by Levy on the

Leadville Mining District. Number 58 issued to J. Hauser by B. Kerr Secretary and M. J. Watkins, President on 2 March 1881. Signed by Hauser on reve

Leadville Mining District. This company owned 1/2 interest in The Denver City, Shamus O’Brian and Quadrilateral claims, covering 14 acres; the other

Leadville Mining District. This company lasted from 1897 to 1914, a span of 17 years. It is not likely that the investors made any money as the shares

Leadville Mining District. This company was the successor to The United Mining and Development Co., of America. They owned the King Solomon Mine in C

No. 164 issued to Sol Levy by Samuel Adams, Secretary, D. C. Lyles, Treasurer, and Sol Levy as President on 20 May 1881. White paper with a gold bord

Incorporated in Colorado. No. 6639 issued to Frank H. Bryant by Cleo Simmons, Secretary, and C. J. Mosley, President for 1,000 shares on 8 March 1927

Lot of 4. 1. The London Gold Mines Co. The London vein system was discovered in 1863; its gross production to 1, January 1932 has been $8,000,000 at

Incorporated in Maine in 1877 with an office in Boston, MA. Other offices were located in Golden, Colorado and Winterport, Maine. Malachite Mining D