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ARCHIVES INTERNATIONAL SALE 116 SELECTIONSHere are some selected lots from the September 9 sale by Archives International Auctions. -Garrett 
Ranspach, Germany, ND (ca.1918-20). Lot of 5 Issued German Notgeld from Ranspach, Includes: 50 Pfennig on gray paper; 1 mark on white paper; 2 Mark on yellow paper; 3 Mark on mint green paper; and 5 Mark on beige paper. All notes are uniface and range from Good to Un circulated condition. (5). Sold "AS IS" no returns accepted.
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Germany, 1919-20. Lot of 9 Issued German Notgeld Notes from Worms, Sörup, Oldenburg in Holstein, and Schneeberg, Includes: 1919, Municipality of Worms 50 Pfennig (2); 1919, District of Sörup in Angeln, 1 Mark and 2 Mark; 1919, Municipal Treasury of Schneeberg, 10 Pfennig; 1919, Erzgebirge Bank, Schneeberg-Neustädtel, 10 Pfennig; 1920, Municipality of Oldenburg in Holstein, 50 Pfennig and 75 Pfennig. Attractive pictorial Notgeld group featuring colorful municipal issues including historical and regional-themed designs, architectural views, and local scenes. Notes range from Fine to Uncirculated condition. (8). Sold "AS IS" no returns accepted.
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Hawaii, 1879 (1995 Reprints). Lot of 5 Reprints from the original plates printed in 1995, in Original envelope, Includes $10, $20, $50, $100, and $500 denominations, All are full color obverse proofs with ABNC attestation on back, Cards are in mint condition, Lot includes letter prepared by ABNC with information on the original printing of the notes. (5). Sold "AS IS" no returns accepted.
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Various States, 1964-ND (1980s). Lot of 3 $20 Specimen travelers cheques, Includes: BankAmerica Travelers Cheque, Yellow with globe vignette and printed signature of President; MasterCard Travelers Cheque, Black print with globe and MasterCard logo vignette at center and classical figure at left; Thos. Cook & Son (Bankers) Ltd., Brown on pink underprint with portrait of Cook at right, S/N XH 597001 and XH 1000000. All are marked Specimen with Pin punches and POCs, Conditions appear VF to Uncirculated. (3). Sold "AS IS" no returns accepted.
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Port Deposit, Maryland, 1832 & 1837. Lot of 2 Obsolete Banknotes, Includes: $5 and $10, both are black print with black border and multiple vignettes, S/Ns 965 and 1260, Notes are in Good to Fine condition with toning. (2). Sold "AS IS" no returns to accepted. (From the Robert Kluge Collection).
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New York, 1808-14. Lot of 2 New York Obsolete Banknotes, Includes: Derby Fishing Co., 1808, 1 Dollar Banknote, Black print with allegorical woman at center, S/N 357; Manufacturer's Exchange Co., 1814, 10 Dollars Banknote, Black print with allegorical woman at top center S/N 1866. Notes range from Fine to VF condition. (2). Sold "AS IS" no returns accepted. (From the Robert Kluge Collection).
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New York, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island, 1807-62. Lot of 4 items, Includes a pair of late-19th to early-20th-century cardboard merchant trade tokens, each denominated One Cent and intended for local redemption rather than legal tender use. The first is an orange cardboard token printed in black, reading "ONE CENT / H. CLEVELAND / Shushan, N.Y." within a double-line circular border; blank reverse, representing a scarce small-town Washington County, New York merchant issue. The second is a green cardboard token printed in black, reading "DAVE'S / 1 CENT / 385 Grand St." within a decorative border; blank reverse, the address strongly suggesting a New York City Grand Street merchant, though no city name appears on the piece. Both items are typical examples of fragile merchant scrip used for minor change or store credit, most often produced in limited quantities and seldom preserved. A review of standard merchant scrip and token references does not reveal confirmed catalog listings for either issuer, and both pieces should be regarded as unlisted merchant scrip. Condition reflects circulation and storage, with folds, creases, edge wear, surface soiling, and handling marks consistent with use. An appealing and increasingly scarce pair of New York cardboard merchant tokens, suitable for collectors of exonumia, local scrip, and early American retail ephemera. Also Included s an 1807, $450 IOU to be paid out after 60 days, Cut Cancelled at bottom; and, and 1859, Receipt for $13.9. Condition ranges from VG to VF. (4). Sold "AS IS" no returns accepted.
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New York, Venezuela & Colombia, 1851. 1 Share Capital Stock I/C Certificate, Black print with red underprint, Multiple vignettes at bottom of allegorical figures and horse drawn coach at top center, S/N 46, Hatched out signatures at bottom and 'Cancelled' written on face, Fine to VF+ condition. RWH. (From the Robert Kluge Collection).
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