National Banknotes

W.F. Burns Co. Nat. Currency Pocket Bank 1st. Nat. Bank of Balaton, Minn. # 544

That is a small output. National bank notes from here should be scarce. This national bank opened in 1903 and stopped printing money in 1924, which equals a 22 year printing period. That is a fairly normal lifespan for a national bank.

BANKERS SERVICE CORP. $5 GOLD SLOT MANCHESTER NAT. BANK RICHMOND, VA. 1 KEY RARE

This Coin Bank was made for Manchester National Bank Richmond, Virginia. Made by The Bankers Service Corp., New York, N.Y. Record coins in bank as they are deposited in slots and a round hole for bills.

National Bank Notes - A Guide with Prices (Second Edition) - Don C. Kelly

Featured in this lot is a hardcover copy ofNational Bank Notes – A Guide with Prices – Second Edition. This is THE reference book regarding National Bank notes. It is in good condition but there is noticeable wear and a couple of tears on the outer dust cover.

1929 $10 1ST WISCONSIN NATIONAL BANK OF MILWAUKEE, WI NATIONAL CURRENCY CH. #64

1929 $5 THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK, NEW YORK PCGS 64 PPQ TYPE 1 (BBE)

1929 $10 National - First National Bank and Trust Company of Ossining, NY #471

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1897 British Bank Check 50 Cornhill London Prescott Dimsdale Estate Mrs V Hughes

Significant Sum: Paid toJ.G. Vivid Markings: Features a crisp, orange embossed "One Penny" Revenue Stamp and a bold purple oval strike fromThe County of Gloucester Bank.

1910s 10-Year Perpetual Dial Calendar Union Savings & Trust Co. Seattle

For Sale: Souvenir Perpetual Dial Calendar (and mirror) from the Union Savings & Trust Company of Seattle circa 1910s. Predates the conversion of this institution in 1918 when it became the Union National Bank of Seattle (Charter# 11280). Need I even mention the other subsequent titles we're all familiar with assuming you collect National Bank Notes? Should be interest to someone who collects Washington or more specifically the Seattle-area antiques and numismatic items.