Mining, Minerals and Mayhem Auction

Four tokens:1976 Chase centennial, 1955 San Diego Federal Savings and Loan anniversary, two Good For 5c In Trade Schroeder's with Brunswick, Bal...

Lot of 15 color postcards from the Panama-California Exposition in San Diego, CA in 1915. Group # 1: 14 Eno and Matteson postcards #440 ,4401, 4406

Lot of 26 postacard scenes. Three cards are sepia-toned scenes of Escondido published exclusively for Mrs. B Goodson. One is a sepia print #865 Cottag

Lot of 5 different checks, all signed by Adolf Sutro between 1887-1896. 1) Check #51 dated February 19, 1887, drawn on The Nevada Bank of San Francisc

Five different checks, all signed by Alfred Sutro between 1887- 1896. 1) Check # 48 dated February 19, 1887, drawn on The Nevada Bank of San Francisco

Lot of 5. Official programs produced by the Sutro Baths. The dates of the five programs are January 2, 9, 16, August 27 and 28, 1896. Programs featu

Lot of 8 checks signed by Adolph Sutro founder of the Sutro Tunnel. All are different. Four are on the Wells Fargo Bank of San Francisco, and four on

Part 1. Gold and Silver ores. By C. H. Aaron, Metallurgist. He also authored "Testing and Working Silver Ores," and Leaching Gold and Sil

Lot of 4. 1) Gold Hill, Nevada dated Oct. 16, 1871. No. 13493. William Allen deposited $200.00 to Sey. Signed by W. Blauwell. One green Nevada, 5c r

Lot of 3. 1) “Santa Clara, 1856.” Drawn by Kuchel and Dresel. Their firm concentrated its work on views of Northern California and Oregon. This part

Grab bag of over 24, one unused. Some of the following are: 1) Tallant & Co. Bankers no. 246 issued to Mike Alt for $891.80. Endorsed by John Kent

Lot of 9. Six checks (1-6) Bank of California, North Pacific Transportation Co. All have revenue stamp RN-B17. 1) #1194 issued August 3, 1869 to Perki

Broadside printing of state of California Miscellaneous Rules for Quarrymen issued by the Industrial Accident Commission branches in the State Buildin

Group of six postcards showing street scenes of Chinese inhabitants of San Francisco; five cards are published by The O. Newman Co. and are tinted fro

Lot of papers and document related to the Illinois-Pacific Glass Company. This company, consolidated in 1902, producted glass products, fruit jars, m

3/4" x 3"1/2" 3.65ozt. Selby Smelting & Lead Co. San Francisco Challenge Metal. The Selby Smelting Company was orgainzed in 1865 by

Forty-seven postcards of the City itself, as well as Oakland and the University of California.

Collection of billheads from various San Francisco businesses including soap, china, carpets, clothing, and fancy goods merchants. Billheads were ver

Memorandum of Gold Bullion deposited with Selby Smelting & Lead Co. for Refining. Measures 11 7/8" x 5 1/8". By J.C. & E. Coleman, G

8 books and 1 pamphlet with stories of Colorado and Nevada. 1) Bancroft, Caroline. Augusta Tabor: Her Side of the Scandal. 5th ed, 1958. (pamphlet). 2

Three different Thomas Elder Advertizing Store Tokens: 1) 1902 obverse: importer and dealer in ancient and modern coins, paper money, curios, cut gem

Complete set of three Thomas Elder satirical issue Pikers Peak. DeLorey #70. Obverse: Stung States of America. Con not coin above a satirical jackass,

No. 162 issued to J. W. Lanley by H. P Harsch, Secretary, and E. J. Warner, President on 7 January for 440 shares. Cancelled Sept. 14, 1899. Also af

Lot of 2. 1. The Rawley Mining Company. In 1880 prospectors discovered rich gold and silver veins in the Kerber Creek District. The town of Bonanza

Incorporated in Colorado in 1901, the firm owned “64 claims on 400 acres covering a 6.5 ft. vein. The ore was argentiferous galena, bornite and chalc

Lot of 2. 1. Gold Hill Mining Company, Gold Hill Mining District. No. 169. A bond. Not issued and has coupons 2-20 attached and signed by J. M. Page t

Two issued and cancelled stock certificates from this Colorado mining company. Incorporated in Wyoming. No vignette. Both signed by Wm. P. Daniels as

The site was actually called Nolan’s Creek Camp for an early prospector who, with another man, located pay dirt in 1887. Many rich strikes were made

Rare stock. Incorporated in New Mexico with offices in Denver. No. 1021 issued to James P. Douglass by A. E. Brodin, Secretary, and J. Royal Palmire

Lot of 26 certificates. U/C. The Croesus Gold Mining and Tunnel Company. All excellent condition. This is a safe deposit box discovery.

Inc. in Wyoming in 1903. Cert. #6612, issued at Colorado Springs to H.C. Maloney for 500 shares. Signed by Irving Howbert as president and W.T. Doubt

Two tokens: Macks, and R.K. Donaldson ( counter stamped McBrid).

No. 60 issued to Geo. R. Caldwell by Juan D. D. Vigil, Secretary, and E. L. Nulley, President, on 1 August for 2,000 shares. Caldwell signed on the r

Incorporated in South Dakota. Cert. #385, issued to Mrs. P.D. Krim for 500 shares in 1904. Signed by H.H. Gamils (?) as president and H.G. Fowler as s

Incorporated in 1916 in Colorado, the firm owned several mines including The Parole, The Ten Broeck, The Highland, and the Sylvan gold and silver tell

Needleton was a station stop on the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. Numerous small gold-silver mines were located in the area. In the 1960s pitchble

Incorporated in South Dakota with offices in Denver. Cert. #1582, issued to H.C. Parsons in 1908. Signed by R.P. Clark as president and J.M. Blakeslee

No. 164 issued to Chas. L. Saunders by J. H. Mockett Jr., Secretary, and J. H. Mockett Sr., President, on 18 August for 500 shares. Typed on the upp

Manhattan Mining District. According to Carl Swift, Manhattan, the farthest east of the camps around Rand, was located about four miles northwest of

Lot of 2. Incorporated in Colorado in 1944. There were 141 claims or mines owned by this company. The mines were The Silver Bell, The Cariboo, The Ca

Situated in the Silver Cliff Mining District. No. 1047 issued to A. S. Miller by Jno. T. Cheister as Secretary and W. W. Aldrich by Chas S. Magowan a

Incorporated in South Dakota. Both issued at Chicago, Illinois and signed by E.R. Prichard as president. Three mining vignettes. Black and green on cr

Incorporated in South Dakota. Cert. #1043, issued in 1914 for 1,050 shares to Dr. Herbert T. Thurber. Signed as president by Chas. H. Kinton and Jacob

Obverse: Buck's Bar/Center, N.Dak.,reverse: Good For/5c/In Trade. 22mm, brass.

Obverse: Berg Bros/Genl/Mdse. Cooperstown, N. Dak; reverse: Good For/ 1.00/ In Merchandise. 31mm, aluminum, almost uncirculated.

Obverse: Tang's/Recreation /Cooperstown /No. Dak; reverse: Good For/25c/ In Trade. 26mm, brass.

Obverse: Elmer's Bar/Dazey /N. D.; reverse: Good For/25c/ In Trade. 28mm, brass.

Obverse: M. Krebsbach/ Esmond/ N.D.; reverse: Good For/ 25c/ In Trade.

Obverse: F.C. McGovern/ Fullerton/ N. D.; reverse: Good For/ 5c/ In Trade. Brass, 21mm.

Two tokens: Obverse: Hotel Ryan/Grand Forks /No. Dak.; reverse: Good For/5c,25c/In Trade. Octogonal, brass, 21 & 24mm.