Explore a rare piece of history with this 1748 forty shillings paper note from the North Carolina Colony. Though partly missing, the reverse side has been repurposed as a receipt by various owners, adding to its intriguing provenance.
Featuring the signature of John Hart, a distinguished representative from New Jersey to the Continental Congress and a signer of the Declaration of Independence, this remarkable artifact is more than just a note. It embodies a significant piece of American history.
This Twenty Shilling Colonial Pennsylvania Note, dated May 1, 1758, is a piece of historical currency from the colonial era of American history. The twenty shilling note features intricate engravings and designs in black and red inks that are characteristic of the time period, representing the craftsmanship and artistry of early American currency.
This Colonial Pennsylvania Fifty Shilling Note, dated May 1, 1773, is a piece of historical currency from the colonial era of American history. The twenty shilling note features intricate engravings and designs in balck and red inks that are characteristic of the time period, representing the craftsmanship and artistry of early American currency.
This three pound note is notable for its intricate designs and detailed lettering, which reflect the artistry and craftsmanship of the period. The use of unique watermarks and signatures adds authenticity, making it a fascinating item for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. Part of the John J. Ford Collection
This Two Shilling Colonial Pennsylvania Note, dated October 1, 1773, is a piece of historical currency from the colonial era of American history. The two shilling note features intricate engravings and designs in black and red inks that are characteristic of the time period, representing the craftsmanship and artistry of early American currency.
Ten Shilling Colonial Pennsylvania Note, dated October 1, 1773, is a piece of historical currency from the colonial era of American history. The ten shilling note features intricate engravings and designs in black and red inks that are characteristic of the time period, representing the craftsmanship and artistry of early American currency. Featuring three distinct…
Colonial New Jersey Six Pound Note Fr#NJ-118 May 1 1758 is a rare and historic piece of currency from the colonial era. It has been professionally graded by PMG as F12, indicating that it is in fine condition with some wear and minor damage.
Featuring the signature of David Brearley, a prominent figure in early American history who signed the US Constitution, this note holds significant historical value. The intricate design and craftsmanship of the note reflect the artistry of the time period.
