The Joseph Barr 1963 $1 Federal Reserve Note is a piece of US paper currency that holds historical significance.
Joseph Walker Barr, a prominent American businessman and politician, served as Secretary of the U.S. Treasury for a brief period, making his mark on this particular note.
This note, issued during the 1963 B series, stands out for its connection to Barr's short-lived tenure in o…

This 1800s $100 Canal Bank New Orleans obsolete remainder note is a fascinating piece of US obsolete currency.
Featuring intricate design details, this note is a testament to the history of banking in New Orleans, Louisiana. As a affordable item, it appeals to collectors interested in currency from a bygone era.
Authenticated by reputable numismatic associations, this note is a unique add…

This novelty Golden Federal Reserve Note is a colorful and flashy item that is sure to catch the eye.
Measuring 6" by 2.5", it is made of polycarbonate and features 24K gold foil plating. While it is not a genuine note, it is a great conversation starter and can be used for display or as a unique addition to crafts and collections.
Additionally, it comes in a Gold Foil Notes Box 6 and can…

This set of five American federal period coin silver teaspoons features unique upturned tips, long swaged drops, and pointed handles.
Each spoon measures 5 3/4 inches in length and weighs a total of 78 grams. The handles are monogrammed with "EB" on the front.
While the spoons show signs of minor wear including bowl dents and tip wear, their overall condition is fairly good, retaining the…

The Federal Signal 151XST-012-024A Amber Strobe is a hazardous location visual signal designed for 12-24 VDC power supply.
This product is new in factory packaging and comes with free shipping to the lower 48 continental US states only. For shipping to Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam, or other US island territories, additional charges may apply.
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"Classic Hauler Memories" is a reproduction photo of the Federal Truck and Trailer of Char-Gale Mfg from 1948. This 8" x 10" photo is made from the original negative, ensuring its authenticity and historical value.
Printed on high-quality glossy paper using archival inks, this photo is designed to withstand the test of time, with colors that will remain vibrant for up to 300 years.
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This Southern Heritage Banknote features a laced red "TEN" protector on the front, adding a unique touch to its design.
The reverse side is printed in orange and showcases denomination designs surrounding a portrait of Washington. With its mid-range value, this banknote is a notable addition to any collection of large size US paper money.

The Newport Lyceum $3 Banknote from 1837, originating in Newport, Kentucky, holds historical significance due to its association with a cultural institution that aimed to provide lectures and entertainment.
Despite lacking legal authorization to issue notes, the Newport Lyceum printed these banknotes, leading to a legal dispute with the printers, Underwood, Bald, Spencer & Hufty.
The note…

This 1861 $20 The Bank of the State of South Carolina note hails from Charleston, SC, where the bank operated from 1813 until its closure in 1865. Featuring a Vignette of a bustling harbor above the title, this note also showcases a striking "TWENTY" protector in red.
Grading as Very Fine with circle-cut cancellations, minor edge tears, and a small tear on the top, this piece holds historical…

The Constantine Legacy Note, issued by The Bank of Constantine in Michigan in 1840, holds historical significance as a piece of US Obsolete Currency.
Operating from 1836 until its closure in 1841, this note showcases a Fine/Very Fine grade with minor imperfections like pinholes and a hinge remnant.
As a tangible relic of a bygone era, this banknote offers a glimpse into the economic lands…