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  • American Viscose Corporation 1955 Stock Certificate
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    American Viscose Corporation 1955 Stock Certificate
    Vintage common stock certificate, American Viscose Corporation, NY CO 129656, 7 shares. Dated Nov 23 1955, Gerald Tompkins, President. Punch-hole and stamp cancelled. This violet trim certificate with attractive vignette measures about 8 inches by 12 inches. Fine condition.
  • Chas Pfizer & Co. 1951 Stock Certificate
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    Chas Pfizer & Co. 1951 Stock Certificate
    Vintage common stock certificate, Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc., NC09091, 10 shares. Dated July 11, 1951, John E. McKeen, President. Punch-hole and stamp cancelled. This blue trim certificate with attractive vignette measures about 8 inches by 11.5 inches. Fine condition.
  • Pan American World Airways 1973 Stock Certificate
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    Pan American World Airways 1973 Stock Certificate
    Vintage capital stock certificate, Pan American World Airways, NO417395, 10 shares. Dated May 17, 1973, William T. Seawell Chairman of the Board. Punch-hole and stamp cancelled. This brown trim certificate with attractive vignette measures about 8 inches by 12 inches. Fine condition.
  • 1 Set Of Two 1948 Camellia Bowl Association, Inc. Bond
    Price: $50.00
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    1 Set Of Two 1948 Camellia Bowl Association, Inc. Bond
    1948 Camellia Bowl Association, Inc. Series 1 Numbers 192 & 193. $100 bond. Excellent condition. This price is for one set of two bonds. Shipping to be announced at time of sale.
  • Gold School Bond Jersey City 1912
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    Gold School Bond Jersey City 1912
    Vintage State of New Jersey, City of Jersey City, Gold School Bond. This historic document, a $1,000 gold school bond, was witnessed on June 1, 1912. The mayor of Jersey City, New Jersey, in 1912 was H. Otto Wittpenn. The signatures for the mayor and city comptroller on this document are partial due to the cancel punch holes. 55 coupons attached to this bond were destroyed and documented by the city comptroller July 14, 1915. First stamped registered holder on the back was Royal Indemnity Company of New York, Nov. 27, 1915; last stamped registered holder entered was C.A. England & Co., May 5, 1937. This school bond measures about 10 inches by 15.25 inches when fully opened. Fine condition.
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