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Railroad Stocks & Bonds, Steamboat, and Auto-related stocks, will be found in this section. For your convenience, we have put our Stocks and Bonds into separate catalog sections. A word about condition may be in order here. As stocks and bonds were most often folded for storage, most pieces have some folds. Some have splits at the folds, and a few others are somewhat ragged around the edges. While some conditions are easily seen in the images, not all are immediately evident; therefore, we try to point out the condition defects, especially the ones which are not so obvious from the images. Shipping of stocks & bonds is something we have been doing for a long time, and our standard shipping procedure is to place them in a stiff cardboard mailer to prevent damage while in transit. For this, each item has a flat rate shipping fee added to the selling price. If you make multiple purchases, the checkout system will charge you a shipping fee for each one. When we ship the order, we will combine all your items into one package and refund the excess shipping charges.
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Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co Stock
Astoria and Columbia River Railroad Company, Astoria, Oregon, 1898. This road was merged into the Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway on March 1, 1911. Issued, cancelled. Printed by Glass & Prudhomme, Portland. 1856 Shares, at $100 per share, was a very large sum of money in 1898. A very scarce certificate. Price $225.00 + shipping.
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Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio Railroad Co.
Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio RR Company, Virginia, 1872. With RN-U1 Revenue imprint. Signed by William Mahone as President. William Mahone was a CSA General during the Civil War. Issued and cancelled. Continental BNCo. Catalog Value (Castenholz)$500. Price $235.00 + shipping.
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People's Protective Transportation Co.
People's Protective Transportation Company,, McMinnville, Oregon, 187x. This company was a "third tier" steamboat company, operationg on the Yamhill River, a tributary of the Willamette (where the People's Transportation Co had the monopoly), which was in turn a tributary of the Columbia (where the Oregon Steam Navigation Co. had the monopoly). As the Yamhill River was very low in the summer time, this was doomed from the start, perhaps even before any boat was built. Never seen issued. Price $145.00 + shipping.
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Chicago & South Western Railway Co.
Chicago & South Western Railway Company, Iowa & Missouri, 18__. With RN-U1 revenue imprint. Unissued but punch cancelled. ABNCO. Price $30.00 + shipping.
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