New York, New York. Washburns Patent Self Regulating Ventilator. Bowers NY-8344. Gilt brass. 38 mm.
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New York, New York. Washburns Patent Self Regulating Ventilator. Bowers NY-8344. Gilt brass. 38 mm. Choice About Uncirculated.,Obverse: Congress Hall, SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY below. Reverse: Heavy orange card printed in black with 12-line advertisement, WASHBURNS / PATENT / Self Regulating / VENTILATOR / The Cheapest and most efficient / mode of Ventilation. / Protection to inmates from / sudden draughts / Applied to use / in / Congress Hall, / 137, 139, 141 ELM ST. N.Y. Dented twice in the shell, but the surface shows no breaks in the satiny gold gilding from handling. The color of the reverse is bold with just the tiniest nick near 12:00. This card comes with various color reverses, with both orange and yellow observed. However, very few have been seen at all and the Bowers reference suggests that only five to eight examples are known overall, but eight is closer. Two of these are in the ANS Collection, and one is at Massachusetts Historical Society.<p>Congress Hall was a vast resort hotel that was a summer getaway for many New Yorkers. The use of "inmates" rather than "guests" seems curious today. A brief description of the apparently renovated property was given in <em>The New York Times</em>, July 8m 1865:<p>"The building now completely occupies the four sides of the square. The ceiling of the vast dining-hall has been beautifully paneled, and is supported by a double-row of Corinthian columns, which not only give greater solidity to the building, but add materially to the perspective beauty of the hall. The immense ball-room forms an L with the dining-hall, and both may now be instantly thrown into one, affording accommodations for about a thousand guests. The famous collonade is also being continued round both wings of the building; the street on the north side being discontinued, and the piazzas and grounds of the hotel extended over it."<p>,Ex Q. David Bowers Collection.,
Fr. 397a. Poughkeepsie, New York. $5 Original Series. The Fallkill National Bank of Poughkeepsie. Charter #659. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 EPQ.,This is an incredible example with bright fresh paper, strong ink tones, and lovely penned signatures of the ba ...
Fr. 590. New York, New York. 1902 $5 Date Back. The National Bank of Commerce in New York. Charter #733. PMG Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ.,This is a bright and very fresh note, with bold embossing and large rubber-stamped signatures of the bank officers that g ...
Fr. 476. Clayton, New York. 1882 $5 Brown Back. The National Exchange Bank of Clayton. Charter #5108. Serial #1. Plate A. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58 EPQ.,This very attractive note has the eye appeal of a Gem upon first glance. The colors are excelle ...
Fr. 851a (W-847-B-b) 1914 $5 Federal Reserve Note. New York. PCGS Very Choice New 64 PPQ.,The face printing of this $5 New York Federal Reserve Note is superbly centered and darkly inked. Pronounced embossing is observed from the back. That side is skewed ...
Fr. 11 (W-1907). 1861 $20 Demand Note. New York. PCGS Very Fine 25.,Only eight examples of this important note have been recorded in the census and most are in the Very Good to Fine range. The Anderson Collection example is certified as Very Fine 25 and i ...
1938 New Rochelle, New York 250th Anniversary. MS-66 (PCGS).,Delicate silver and sandy-gold iridescence is seen over both sides of this smooth, satiny Gem. This type commemorates the 250th anniversary of the founding and settlement of New Rochelle, New Yo ...
1935 Hudson, New York Sesquicentennial. MS-65 (PCGS). CAC.,Warmly patinated in autumn-gold, this wonderfully original Gem exhibits subtle powder blue, pale pink and antique gold highlights under a light. One of the scarcer and more conditionally challengi ...
1936 Albany, New York Charter. MS-66 (PCGS). CAC.,Splendid satin surfaces are silky smooth with delicate toning in iridescent sandy-gold. Half dollars of this type commemorate the 250th anniversary of the founding of Albany, New York. The issue was author ...
1812 DeWitt Clinton New York City Hall medalet. Neuzil-49. White metal. 33.5 mm. Extremely Fine.,Medium pewter gray surfaces are a bit lighter close to the devices. Smooth and glossy with a little handling but no serious marks worthy of mention at this gr ...
New York--New York. (1853-1855) ADMIT / TO / WOODS / MINSTRELS / 444 BDWAY / NY on an 1817 Spanish colonial 2 reales. Brunk W-795, Miller-NY 964B. Host coin VG.,The counterstamp is fully impressed on the obverse, that side of the host coin retaining outli ...
New York--Rochester. JNO. H. ROCHESTENS / BANKING OFFICE / ROCHESTER N.Y. on an 1813 Mexico City 2 reales. Brunk R-424, Rulau NY-2285. Host coin VG.,Neatly punched over the bust of Ferdinand VII on the obverse. This counterstamp is not pictured in either ...
New York--New York. FINE PICTURES / CHEAPEST IN THE CITY / JAS. S. BRADLEY / GILDER & FRAME / MAKER / 154 WM ST N.Y. / & MIRRORS on a 1780 Mexico City 2 reales. Brunk B-1021, Rulau NY-79T. VG-10 (NGC).,An excellent example of this counterstamp after the a ...
New York, Utica. 1867 P.F. Martin, Mansion House. Bowers NY-9600. Silvered brass. 38 mm. Choice About Uncirculated.,Obverse: Liberty Seated silver dollar motif. Reverse: Embossed advertisement in five central lines and around, MANSION HOUSE / COR OF / FAY ...
New York, Utica. 1867 T.L. Kingsley & Son Great Wardrobe. Bowers NY-9540. Silvered brass. 38 mm. About Uncirculated.,Obverse: Federal spread eagle motif, stars around, date below. Reverse: Orange heavy card printed in black with advertisement in five line ...
New York, New York. M.B. Washburn, Eagle Packing. Bowers NY-8342. Gilt brass. 38 mm. Very Choice About Uncirculated.,Obverse: Large perched eagle left, preparing to take flight on an open field. Reverse: Advertisement in eight lines, printed in black on g ...
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