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SALE  AT  PHILADELPHIA. 


DECEMBER  30,  1879, 

By  J Ikssrs.  ’I'HOJIHS  4 SOX. 


1110  CHESTNUT  ST.,  PHILADELPHIA. 


A very  rare  specimen  of  the 

GRANBY  or  HIGLEY  COPPER, 

and  a 

WEST  VIRGINIA  SOLDIERS’  MEDAL. 


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SALE  AT  PHILADELPHIA 


CATALOGUE 

OF  AN 

Unusually  Fine  and  Interesting  Collection 


STUFFED  ANIMALS,  BIRDS  AND  REPTILES, 


MINERALS,  FOSSILS, 


ANCIENT  CHINESE  RE  LI  C S , 


RELICS  OF  GEORGE  AND  MARTHA  WASHINGTON, 

COINS  AND  MEDALS,  ETC. 

TO  BE  SOLD  AT  AUCTION 

By  Messrs,  THOMAS  BIRCH  & SON,  Auctioneers, 

IIIO  CHESTNUT  ST., 

PHILADELPHIA,  PA. 

ON  TUESDAY,  DECEMBER  30,  1879. 

Pari  I : Coins,  Medals  and  Autographs  commencing  at  3,  F.  M . 
Part  II  : A ntiquit  ies,  Minerals,  Rel  ics,  etc  , commencing  at  7 30,  P.  M . 


I’jg**  GENTLEMEN  UNAELE  TO  ATTEND  THE  SALE  MAT  HAVE  TITEIR  ORDER?  FA1TI1- 
EULLY  EXECUTED  BY  THE  AUCTIONEERS  OR  ANY  DEALER  IN  COINS  AND  CURIOSI- 
TIES. THE  ENTIRE  COLLECTION  WILL  BE  ON  EXHIBITION  FROM  9,  A.  M.  ON  THE  DAT 
OF  THE  SALE. 


Catalogued  by  S.  K.  HARZFELD,  Times  Building,  Phila. 

Prof.  DICKESON  U i nd  ly  assieti  ng  in  cataloguing  the  second  part. 


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B O S T ()  N : 

T.  K.  MARVIN  & SON.  NUMISMATIC  PRINTERS. 


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A FEW  RARE  AMERICAN  MEDALS  AND  TOKENS. 

1 Dix  Token.  Shoot  him  on  the  Spool.  Very  fine,  very 

rare. 

2 W ashington.  Pater  Patriae.  ft  Good  for  one  chance  in 

raffle  for  Numismatic  Books  at  A.  B.  Sage  & Co. 
N.  Y.  Nov.  1859.  Copper,  very  line,  very  rare.  13 

3 Washington.  Civilian  bust  to.  left,  three-quarter  facing. 

Born  Feb.  22,  1732.  Died  Dec.  14.  1799.  ft  In- 
dian head  surrounded  by  thirteen  stars.  Below, 
1864.  Brass,  very  fine,  very  rare.  12 

5 4 Token.  F.  Sigel,  hero  of  Pea  Ridge.  The  General  with 

drawn  sword  leading  an  attack.  ft  Penny  saved 
is  a penny  earned.  Copper,  very  good,  very 
rare.  12 

5 Gen.  George  Washington,  First  Pres.  U.  S.  1789.  11  E. 

Ivins'  Card,  Phila.  Brass,  very  good,  very  rare. 

6 George  Washington.  Security.  ft  Geo.  Washington, 

1776.  Washington  before  Boston.  Copper,  un- 
finished, very  rare. 

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7 Benjamin  Franklin.  Franklin  to  left  with  Printer’s  cap. 

ft  Eagle  surrounded  by  13  stars.  Below,  1863. 
Copper,  very  fine,  very  rare.  12 

8 Washington.  Small  bare  bust  to  left.  Brimelow’s  Card. 

Fine,  rare. 

9 Washington.  Doscher’s  Card,  1863.  Good,  rare.  12 

10  Washington.  North  Point  and  Fort  McHenry,  Sept.  12 

and  13,  1814.  View  of  Monument.  Copper,  proof, 
rare. 

Ill  Token.  F.  Sigel,  hero  of  Pea  Ridge,  ft  Union  for  Ever, 

1863.  Good,  rare. 

12  Major  Gen’l  Z.  Taylor.  Never  Surrenders,  ft  A Little 
More  Grape,  Captain  Bragg.  &e.  Tin,  pierced, 
very  fine,  very  rare. 


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lo  13  For  Governor,  Heister  Clymer,  1866.  Tin,  pierced,  fine. 
14  Maj.  Gen.  G.  Iv.  Warren,  1864,  Commander  of  the  -5th 
Corps,  Army  of  the  Potomac.  Brass,  very  fine, 
rare. 

X'c  15  Sabbath  School  Jubilee,  July  4,  1842.  R Blank.  Copper, 
fine,  very  rare.  24 

o.oo  16  West  Virginia  Soldiers’  Medal.  Obv.  Catafalque  with 
trophies:  “died  | in  the  defence  | of  his 

country.”  Below,  seal  of  West  Virginia.  R 
Battle  scene,  mounted  officer  leading  troops,  others 
flying  in  the  distance.  Bronze,  fine.  14 

This  is  one  of  the  rarest  of  the  West  Virginia  Soldiers1  Medals.  At 
the  Parmelee  Sale,  June  1873,  (No.  75,)  one  of  a more  common  variety 
sold  for  $11.75;  one  at  the  Stenz  Sale,  1875,  (No.  1455,)  for  $12.00,  and 
one  at  Fewsmith’s  Sale  for  a similar  price.  This  is  apparently  the  third 
kind,  of  those  provided  for  by  the  State  Resolution,  for  officers  and 
soldiers  dying  from  wounds  received  in  battle;  it  has  not  before  been 
described,  and  is  so  far  as  I know  the  first  yet  ottered  at  auction.  See 
Journal  of  Numismatics , Vol.  X,  p.  79,  and  XI,  p.  96. 

W 17  Winfield  Scott  Medal,  by  Quilfeldt  and  Lebreton.  Por- 
trait. No  legend.  R April  19,  1775,  Liberty  — 
April  19,  1861,  Union.  All  hail  to  the  Stars  and 
Stripes,  &c.  Tin,  silver-plated, 4i tie,  very  rare.  40 

COPPER  MEDALS,  ETC. 

18  Continental  Currency,  1775,  different.  3 pieces.  24 

lb  18a  Same  as  above.  3 pieces. 

ito  19  Wm.  J.  Mullin,  Prison  Agent.  Uncirculated,  rare.  26 

I ee  19a  Same  as  above. 

to  20  Antiquarian,  Double  Washington,  and  Washington  and 


Chest.  3 pieces.  20 

lr  21  Washington  and  Chest,  and  Siege  of  Boston.  3 pcs.  20 
22  Goddess  Liberty,  State  House,  and  Watch.  (Cards.)  4 
pieces.  14 

> 23  Japanese  Cash.  10  pieces 

f 24  Japanese  Oval. 

25  Portugal  and  Brazil  Grani,  X,  XX,  XL.  3 pieces 


S 26  Republica  de  Chili,  LTn  Centavo.  Uncirculated.  2 pieces 
A 27  United  States  Cent,  1804.  Restrike, 
ho  27a  Same  as  above. 

28  United  States  Cent,  1823.  Uncirc.,  bright.  Restrike. 

29  Small  Silver  pieces  of  the  16th  century.  5 pieces 

I i 30  Washington,  Born  1732,  Died  1799.  -Silver,  small. 

i:  31  Jackson,  Inauguration  Medal.  Silver,  small. 


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CAST  MEDALS.  BRONZE,  a. 

1 . 32  John  Calvin,  year  1509. 

^3  Joseph  Priestly,  born  1733. 

' 34  Nicholas  Poussin, 

35  George  Cuvier,  1832. 

36  John  Tyler,  Pres.  U.  S.,  1841. 

:.c  37  John  Adams,  “ July  4,  1776. 
i 38  Andrew  Jackson  and  Tyler,  1829.  2 pieces. 

' 39  Thos.  Jefferson  and  John  Quincy  Adams.  2 pieces. 

> 40  M unroe  and  Van  Buren.  2 pieces. 

• 41  Jos.  I)e  Carvalho  and  Ferdinand  IV.  2 pieces, 
i 42  George  III.  and  Charles  III.  2 pieces. 

''  c 43  Napoleon  as  First  Consul.  Filled  elec. 

1 44  Franklin,  Thorvaldsen,  &c.  Six  pieces. 


68 

34 

34 

42 

48 

36 

32 

32 

32 

28 

28 

32 

32 


TIN  MEDALS. 

> o 45  James  Madison.  (Furstdie.)  Only  fifteen  struck.  40 
1 2 - 46  Queen  Elizabeth.  Fine.  * 40 

i y 47  Friedr.  Wilhelm  IV.,  King  of  Prussia.  Uncirculated.  32 
>.  48  Fulton.  (To  the  memory  of)  “ 32 

\i  49  Agricultural  Society.  “ 32 

50  Reward  of  Merit.  “ 32 

> 51  George  IV.,  Coronation  Medal,  “ 32 

52  John  Wesley  and  William  IV.  2 pieces.  32 

L 53  Fillmore,  Douglas,  and  Buchanan.  3 pieces.  20 

S 54  Miscellaneous. . 4 pieces.  20 

7 55  Goddess  of  Liberty,  Wheeler  and  Tilden.  4 pieces.  14 


COLONIAL  PAPER  MONEY,  ETC. 

$ 56a  Twelve  Shillings,  A and  B..  New  Jersey  Black  notes. 
Uncirculated,  rare.  1756. 

56/;  Three  Shillings.  Same.  Rare.  1756. 

A 56c*  Eighteen  Pence,  A.  B.,  N.  J Unc.  2 pcs.  Rare.  1763. 

5 6<l  Fifteen  Shillings,  New  Jersey  Red  Note.  (Signed  bv 
Hart.)  Rare.  1776. 

i)l)e  Fifty  Shillings,  Penn.  (Prison  Notes.)  Rare.  1775. 

5 6/  Patterson  Lottery  Ticket.  (First  in  New  Jersey.) 

56//  Schuylkill  Bank  Shin-plasters.  2.  5,  6.  10.  12.1  cents. 
Rare.  1815. 


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EARLY  COINS  OF  AMERICA. 

57  1721  Louisiana  Halfpenny.  Fair,  rare. 

oo  58  Struck  copy  of  the  extremely  rare  Sommer  Island  Shilling. 
Copper,  proof. 

'o  59  Louisiana  Copper,  and  1722  Rosa  Americana  Twopence. 
Poor.  2 pieces. 

1  ^ 60  1738  Struck  copy  of  the  Rosa  Amer.  Twopence,  with  rose 
branch.  Only  2 genuine  specimens  exist.  Proof. 
5 61  1737  Granby  or  Higley  Broad  Ax  Copper.  Obv .,  Value 

me  as  you  please.  Rev.,  I cut  my  way  through. 
Only  3 specimens  known  to  exist.  Variety , Crosby , 
Plate  VIII ’ No.  24.  Very  good  indeed , — even  fine 
for  this  excessively  rare  piece. 

Voc  62  1755  Franco-American  Colonial.  Non  Vilius  Aureo.  Is- 
sued for  French  Canada,  Louisiana,  etc.  Very 
good,  rare. 

3c  63  1773  Virginia  Halfpenny.  Good. 

64  1776  Continental  Dollar,  (Currency.)  Struck  copy  in 

white  metal.  Fine. 

65  1785  Nova  Constellatio.  Very  good. 

V 66  Connecticut  Cent.  Very  good,  rare. 

67  1787  Connecticuts.  Good,  desirable  lot.  10  pieces. 

68  1788  Connecticuts.  Perfect  and  broken  die.  Crosby 

2  D*.  R3  Good,  very  rare.  2 pieces 

3o  69  1787  Nova  Eborac.  Fair,  pierced,  scarce. 

70  Immunis  Columbia.  R E Pluribus  Unum.  Fine, 

a little  corroded,  very  rare. 

71  1788  Vermon  Auctori.  Crosby  3 B.  R3  Good,  rare. 

72  1787  Fugio,  or  Franklin  Cent.  States  United.  Perfect 

and  broken  die.  Very  good.  2 pieces 

7 1 73  New  Jersey  Cent.  Crosby  3 C.  R3  Good,  rare. 

74  1787,1788  Fugio  and  Franklin  Gents.  Poor  to  good.  8 pcs 
$o  75  1788  Jersey  Dog  Cent.  Crosby  3 A.  R4  While  this 
Cent  is  much  worn,  the  little  horse,  which  usually 
is  undiscernible  on  the  specimens  offered,  is  per- 
fectly visible. 

n\  76  Massachusetts  Cent.  Good.  2 pieces 

Vi-  77  1783  Washington  Cent.  Unity  States.  Good.  2 pieces 
ip,  78  Double  Head  Cent.  Good,  scarce. 

)u  79  1792  Washington  Half  Dollar  in  silver.  Idler’s  struck 
copy.  The  word  “ copy  ” cleverly  erased,  and  the 
piece  fixed  up  so  as  to  appear  genuine. 

80  Inimica  Tyrannis.  Electrotype.  Talbot  Cent.  Poor.  2 pcs 


81 
l »c  82 

/-o  g8 
2-0  84 
i'o  85 

i ■ 86 

*c  87 
^ 88 
89 
3o  90 
i o«.  91 
\ s 92 


l is-  93 

i M 94 


^ o 95 
cjs-  96 
<j*  97 
l.u  98 


i > i 99 


<j°  100 

I >0  101 

5.  or  102 

<|o  103 
<p  104 
<1  o 1 05 

H 106 
*,  o 107 
f.cs  108 
({t  109 

tjo  110 
is  111 


Lot  of  poor  Colonials.  15  pieces 

1796  Castorland  Half  Dollar.  Silver,  original , very  good, 
but  a hole  in  the  lield. 

1786  New  Jersey  Cents.  4 varieties.  Good.  4 pieces 

1787  “ “ 4 “ “ 4 pieces 

“ “ Pluribs.  Good,  scarce. 

1788  “ “ Horsehead  to  left.  Fair,  rare. 

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“ Good. 


1787  Connecticut.  Kt  Lib  bide.  Good,  scarce. 

1788  “ Crosby  9 E.  R4  Very  good. 

1787,1788  Massachusetts  Cents.  Good.  2 pieces 

1788  Massachusetts  Half  Cent.  Fair,  rare. 

1795  Talbot,  Alluni  & Lee.  Original.  Uncirc.,  bright, 
very  rare  in  this  condition. 


FOREIGN  SILVER  CROWNS,  ETC. 

France.  Louis  XVI.  Crown,  1776.  Good,  pierced. 

Napoleon  the  Great.  5 Francs.  Has  on  reverse, 

year  13  of  the  Republic,  while  the  obverse  reads, 
Napoleon,  Emperor.  Good. 

Louis  XVIII.  5 Francs,  1815.  Very  good. 

Charles  X.  5 Francs,  1827.  Very  good. 

Louis  Philippe  1.  5 Francs,  1841.  Very  good. 

Republic.  5 Francs,  1848.  Hercules  and  the  Gen- 

nii.  Very  fine. 

Republic.  5 Francs,  1850.  Plead  of  Ceres.  Yen- 

good. 

Napoleon  III.  5 Francs,  1856.  Very  good. 

Republic,  1870.  5 Francs.  Fine. 

Mexico.  Charles  III.  Pillar  Dollar,  1(61.  Very  good, 
scarce. 

Charles  IV.  Dollar,  1800.  Fine. 

Ferdinand  VII.  Dollar,  1809.  Fine.  Mexico  mint. 

“ “ 1821.  Fine.  Zacatecas  m't. 

Augustin,  1st  Emperor.  Dollar,  1822.  Fine,  scarce. 

Republic.  Dollar,  1828.  Zacatecas  mint.  Good. 

Maximilian.  Dollar,  1866.  Potosi  mint.  Fine. 

Republic.  Dollar,  1870.  Fine. 

Dollar,  1877.  Guanaxuato  mint.  IJneir. 

Brazil.  John,  Regent.  Dollar,  1810.  Very  good. 


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l -jr  112  Brazil.  Pedro  I.,  Emperor.  Dollar,  1826.  InHocSigno 
Vinces.  Uncirculated. 

W 113  Pedro  II.  Half  Dollar,  with  portrait,  1876.  Une. 

^ do  111  Central  America.  Dollar,  1826.  Sun  rising  behind  moun- 
tains. Very  fine. 

115  Rio  de  la  Plata.  Dollar,  1815.  Full  faced  sun.  Fine. 
i %-•  116  Peru.  Dollar,  1822.  Column  with  figures  of  Justice  and 
Peace.  Uncirculated,  scarce. 

/ p$"  117  Peru.  Dollar,  1837.  Liberty  holding  pole  with  cap  and 
shield.  Uncirculated. 

V 118  Peru.  Lima  Dollar  and  Half  Dollar,  1864.  Very  good. 
2 pieces. 

us-  119  Bolivia.  Dollar,  1838.  Portrait  of  Bolivar.  Very  good. 
I..  120  Cordoba.  Dollar,  1852.  Castle  and  flags.  Fine. 

121  Chili.  Santiago  Dollar,  1817.  Fair,  scarce. 

I io  122  Nueva  Granada.  Bogota  Dollar,  1858.  Very  good. 

4c  123  Chili.  Half  Dollar,  1870.  Very  fine, 
lie  124  Venezuela.  Half  Dollar,  1874.  Good. 

125  Colombia.  Half  Dollar,  1875.  Very  good. 

\\o  126  Guatemala.  .Dollar,  1870.  Portrait  of  President  Carrera. 

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1 me. 

127  Prussia.  Frederick  the  Great.  Thaler,  1769.  Good. 

O-o  128  Frederic  William.  Thaler,  1796.  Very  good. 

bo  129  Frederic  William  III.  “ 1802.  Very  good. 

Co  130  William.  Thaler,  1866.  Very  good. 

Co  131  Saxony.  John,  King.  Thaler,  1861.  Very  good. 

Co  132  Charles  Frederic,  Grand  Duke.  Thaler,  1841.  Very 

good. 

Co  133  Bavaria.  Maximilian  II.  Thaler,  1860.  Fine. 

Co  134  Baden.  Frederic,  Grand  Duke.  Thaler,  1859.  Good, 
“-o  135  Wurtemburg.  William.  Jubilee  Florin,  1841.  Very  good. 

\. c^136  Sweden.  Charles  XIV.  Bernadotte.  Crown,  1830.  Very 
good. 

loo  137  Denmark.  Frederic  VII.  Crown,  1854.  Good. 

MS' 138  Spain.  Isabel  II.  Dollar,  1851.  Very  good, 
loo  139  Netherlands.  William  II.  Crown,  1845.  Good. 

0c,  140  Austria.  Francis  Joseph  I.  Thaler,  1857.  Uncir. 

141  England.  George  III.  Pistrucci  Crown,  1819.  Fair. 

) io  142  Victoria.  Crown,  1845.  Good. 

i,7 143  “ Half  Crown,  1846.  Good. 


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' 144  Miscellaneous  .smaller  silver  cuius,  nil  different.  Desirable 

lot.  15  pieces 

c)  145  Another  lot,  all  different.  15  pieces 

1V-  146  Foreign  base  silver  coins,  all  different.  Interesting  lot. 
c 20  pieces 

ir  147  .Jewish  Shekel  in  silver.  Fictitious,  modern.  Fine. 

6 o 148  Fnglish  Silver  Token.  .John  Wilkinson,  Iron  Master. 

His  portrait.  R Fine  Silver.  A Ship.  Lettered 

edge.  Halfpenny  size.  Very  rare. 

|b  149  Turkish  Crimea  Medal  in  silver,  1855.  Awarded  for 
bravery  to  R.  Stevens,  1st  Class  Driver,  L 4'  C. 
Dollar  size.  Fine,  rare. 

2i.  lo()  George  III.  English  Bank  Token,  1*.  6(7.  1811.  Fine, 
j’  151  Elizabeth.  Sixpence,  1585.  Good, 
ir  152  Edward  I.,  Penny;  George  11.,  Sixpence,  2.  Good.  8 pcs 
158  Napoleon  Emperor.  R Republique  Fram;aise.  Franc. 
1808.  Very  good. 

\i  154  Leopold  the  Hogmouth,  Emperor  of  Germany.  Groat. 

1669.  Very  good. 

o.  155  Miscellaneous  silver  coins.  5 pieces 

t.5o  156  Mexico.  Philip  V.  Pillar  Dollar,  1746.  Very  good, 
pierced. 

■ji  157  England.  William  and  Mary.  Half  Crown,  1689.  Fair, 
too  158  Sicily.  Ferdinand  II.  Crown,  1857.  Very  good. 

\ o 159  Prussia.  William  and  Augusta.  Coronation  Thaler. 
1861.  Fine. 


UNITED  STATES  SILVER  COINS. 


1 tin 
161 
in  162 
168 
nil 
i-  166 

'■*  i 1 66 

I 07 

.2  ov  168 


DOLLARS. 

1795  Fillet  Head.  Fine. 

1797  Seven  stars  facing.  Very  good. 

1798  Very  good. 

1799  Five  stars  facing.  Very  good.  rare. 
1802  Very  good. 

1 844 

1845  Very  tine. 

1850  k‘  has  been  proof. 

1858  Very  good,  scarce. 


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HALF  DOLLARS. 

]r  169  1795  Good. 

\ss  170  1803  Fine. 

If  171  Good. 

Os'  17 2 1805  Good. 

173  1806  Pointed  6.  Fine. 

Id  174  1807  Head  to  right.  Very  good. 

V 175  Head  to  left.  “ 

$;>  176  1841  Philadelphia  Mint.  “ 

io  177 Orleans  Mint.  u 

fo  178  1845  Very  good. 

179  1851  Philadelphia  Mint.  Unusually  fine  impression,  has 
been  proof.  A little  damaged  on  obverse. 

i u 180  Orleans  Mint.  Fine. 

5 181  1852  Philadelphia  Mint.  Fine,  rare. 

\ool82  1879  Uncirculated,  rare. 


QUARTERS. 

u-co  183  1796  Very  good  for  date,  rare. 

V 184  1805,  ’06  Very  good.  2 pieces 

3%  185  1807,  ’15,  ’28  Fair.  3 pieces 

ir  186  1806  over  1805  Good  for  variety. 

u>  187  1807,  ’18,  ’21,  ’28  Fair.  4 pieces 

x%  188  1832,  ’36,  ’38  Good.  3 pieces 

z'i  189  1840  With  and  without  drapery,  Orleans  Mint.  2 pieces 
A 190  1843,  ’44,  ’47,  ’49  Very  good.  4 pieces 

^7  191  1845,  ’61,  ’77  Fine.  3 pieces 

I to  192  1852  Fine,  rare. 


TWENTY  CENT  PIECES. 

193  1875  Proof. 

194  1876  “ 

s.ho  195  1877  Brilliant  proof. 

$.isl96  1878  Proof. 


l,<|5  197  1809  Very  good,  rare. 

Jo  198  1811  Fair,  pierced. 

3c  199  1814  Very  good. 

Sc  200  1821  Very  fine. 


DIMES. 


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2i  ‘201 

j 202 

i*  203 
nr  204 
H 205 

i a 206 
iv-  207 
M 208 

n-j  209 


1827  Fine. 

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1825,  '34,  '35,  ’37  Fine  lot. 

4 pieces 

1814,  '20,  ’21,  ’23,  ’24,  '28  Desirable  lot. 

6 pieces 

1837-  No  stars.  Very  good. 

1838  Without  stars.  Good,  scarce. 

1838,  '40,  '41,  ’45  Very  fine. 

4 pieces 

1851,  ’55,  ’56,  59  Very  good. 

4 pieces 

1860,  '77,  '78  Uncirculated. 

3 pieces 

1846  Good,  rare. 

HALF  DIMES. 


210  1796  Very  good  for  this  rare  date.  Difficult  to  get  better. 


L 211  1831,  ’33  Fine.  2 pieces 

i o 212  1844,  ’45  Fine.  2 pieces 

213  1846  Good,  very  rare. 

D 214  1859,  ’60,  '61  Proofs.  3 pieces 

\\  215  1861,  '62,  '65  Uncirculated.  3 pieces 


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MISCELLANEOUS. 


ijo  216  1872  Small  Proof  Set.  Scarce.  4 

is*  217  1873  “ Rare.  4 

to  218  Three  Cent  Pieces.  Nickel,  1873,  1875.  Proofs.  3 
} ' 219  Two  Cent  Pieces,  1866,  ‘67,  '69,  '71.  Proofs.  6 
I*  220  Cents,  1861,  '62,  '67.  Proofs.  3 

">  221  War  Tokens.  Uncirculated.  20 

V 222  Lincoln  and  Union,  etc.  Uncirculated.  5 

ij4  223  Long's  Masonic  Card.  Silver,  very  fine,  scarce. 

■p  224  Cent.  1816.  Uncirculated. 

1 S' 225  Cent,  1803.  Fine,  strong,  but  cleaned, 
o.ob  226  Grant  and  Sherman  15  Cent  Note.  Green  hack, 
very  rare. 

• 227  War  Tokens  and  Cards.  Good  lot.  100 

i 227a  Another  lot.  Good.  100 

' 227/>  Another  lot.  Good.  100 

t,  217c  Another  lot.  Fine.  50 


pieces 

pieces 

pieces 

pieces 

pieces 

pieces 

pieces 


New, 

pieces 

pieces 

pieces 

pieces 


UNITED  STATES  HALF  CENTS. 

>)0  228  1793  Good,  rare. 

To  229  1794  Good,  rare. 

1 7 229a Fair,  scarce. 


12 


I ob  230  1795  Thick  planchet,  lettered  edge. 

(to  231  1796  Solid  electrotype.  Very  good. 

I 0o  232  1802  Good,  scarce. 

(V  233  Fair,  scarce. 

G 234  1828  12  and  13  stars.  Fine. 

% 235  1826,  35  Very  fine, 
k 236  1829,  '49,  '54,  ’55  Good  and  fine. 

3T  237  1800  Good,  scarce. 

1 1 238  1825  Fine,  strong  impression. 

2o  9 1832  Uncirculated,  olive  color, 
is-  240  1833  “ bright. 

241  1834 

‘242  1851,  ‘53,  ’54,  ’55  Uncirculated,  bright. 
zs  243  1856  Fine,  scarce. 

244  1857  Uncirculated,  bright. 

\\  244n  Lot  Half  Cents.  Poor  to  fair. 

2446  1797,  1800,  ’04,  '07  Good  lot, 

Ic  244c  1853  Uncirculated. 


Good.  rare. 


2 pieces 
2 pieces 
4 pieces 


4 pieces 


56  pieces 
10  pieces 
5 pieces 


i c 245  1793 

> 246  

H 247  1794 
Or  248  1796 
16s-  249  1797 

to  250  

9-  251  1798 
^ 252  1800 

253  1802 

254  1803 
I ,0  255  1804 

■ 256  1806 

257  

u 258  1807 
u-  259  1808 
oo  260  1K09 
261  1811 

K 261a 

U 262  1813 


UNITED  STATES  CENTS. 

Wreath.  Fair. 

“ Good. 

Poor. 

Liberty  Cap,  and  Fillet  Head.  Good. 
Obverse  fine,  strong  impression. 

Fair  and  good. 

Poor  and  fair. 

Good. 

Fair  and  good. 

Poor  to  good. 

Date  very  good,  but  badly  abused  and 
Very  good,  scarce. 

Fair  lot. 

Fair. 

Poor  and  fair. 

Barely  fair. 

Good,  date  strong. 

Poor,  dates  showing. 

Poor  to  very  good. 


3 pieces 
2 pieces 

2 pieces 
5 pieces 

4 pieces 

4 pieces 
9 pieces 

pierced. 

5 pieces 
' ?ces 


3 pieces 
6 pieces 


18 


1 268  1814,  ’17  Fair  lot.  Piece8 

>.  264  1817  15  stars. 

265  1821  Fair.  4 Piect‘s 

2 ^66  1828  Good.  3 pieces 

t 267  1824  Fair  to  good.  -1  pieces 

(,  268  1826,  ’81,  ’85,  ’87,  ’88  Very  good  lot.  6 pieces 

^ 269  1840.  '42,  ’43  Good  lot.  *r>  pieces 

5 270  1844,  '45  Very  good.  3 pieces 

271  1855  Slanting  date.  Good. 

\\  '21 '2  1857  Small  date.  Good  lot.  4 pieces 

i?.'  272a Large  date.  Good  lot.  pieces 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

C 273  English  Halfpenny  Tokens.  Very  good  lot.  21  pieces 

& 274  Ancient  Roman  ( ’oins.  Fair,  genuine.  ^ II  pieces 

P 275  Two  Cent  Pieces,  1864,  ’65,  66.  Uncirculated.  5 pieces 

■>  276  Five  Cent  Nickels,  1867  with  ravs.  Fair.  2 pieces 

277  Very  good  lot  of  American  and  Modern  Coins. and  Medals. 

28  pieces 

It  278  McClellan;  Non  Vi  Virtute  Yiei  ; 1 am  ready.  Copper 
medals,  One.  3 pieces 

K 279  U.  States  Half  Dollar,  1811,  1839.  In  copper,  poor.  2 pcs 

280  Pius  IX.  5 Baiocchi.  Copper,  dollar  size,  fine. 

281  Brazil,  1871.  200  and  100  Reis.  Nickel,  very  good.  2 pcs 

, 282  Napoleon  III.,  le  Miserable.  Satirical  Medal.  Fine. 

) . 283  Jefferson  Davis,  1861.  Davis  hanging  on  the  gallows. 
Very  good,  rather  scarce. 

284  Newton  Bridge.  Thomason's  Vase.  English  tin  medals. 

2 pieces 

> • 285  Electrotype  of  Bronze  Medal,  Louis  Alexander  de  Bour- 
bon, with  the  reverse,  A l’Empereur  les  bonnes 
villes  de  l'Empire.  Fine.  43 

285a  Electrotype.  University  of  Alabama.  48 

j.S  285/>  Electrotype.  New  York  Exhibition,  1853.  36 

t-jc  286  Paris  Exposition  Medal,  1855.  Copper,  silver-plated. 

fine.  38 

D 287  Medal  of  George  Canning.  Fine.  33 

,,i  288  Old  Copper  Medal  of  Tetzel.  Fundament  uni  Salutis 
Nostrae  Christus.  Good,  very  rare.  45 

* -5  289  St.  Helena  Badge.  Napoleon  I.  a ses  compagnotis  de 
gloire.  Very  good.  rare. 


14 


2 s 290  Battle  of  Eckernfoerclc,  1849.  Military  medal  from  can- 
nons taken.  Good,  rare. 

\.t\  291  Autograph  letters  of  Father  Matthew  and  Lord  Palmer- 
ston. 2 pieces 

292  Sir  Astley  Cooper,  Humphrey  Davy,  Duke  of 

Saxony.  3 pieces 

5^  293  — ! — Duke  of  Wellington,  Shaftsbury,  Lord  Arundel. 

3 pieces 

T-o  294  Generals  Lee,  and  Hardee,  C.  S.  A.  2 pieces 

is  295  Secretaries  Henshaw,  Kennedy,  Dickerson.  3 pieces 

Is  296  Geo.  Clymer,  Hamilton  Fish,  Admiral  Dupont.  3 pcs 

VA  297  Davenport,  Mackintosh,  McCollom.  3 pieces 

%<;  298  Asa  Fitch,  Winslow  “ Kearsarge,”  Louisa  Piatt, 

Wm.  Brent,  Joseph  Hoxie.  6 pieces 

u 298a  General  Banks,  Speaker  Pennington,  Henry  A. 

Wise,  Col.  Hawkins,  1813.  4 pieces 

L 2986  Affidavit  made  in  1733  by  John  Throckmorton, 
lb  299  Requisition  for  Confederate  Army,  1863. 

300  Ten  Dollar  Note.  Kossuth’s  Hungarian  Fund,  1852.  Fine, 
rare. 

be  300a  Fenian  Note  for  810.  Very  good,  rare. 


END  OF  PART  I. 


FART  Tl. 


ANTIQUITIES,  CURIOSITIES,  MINERALS,  ETC. 

A.  MISCELLANEOUS. 

x 301  South  Son  Islanders'  War  Belt. 

302  Fiji  Islanders’  Note  Book.  (Hieroglyphics.) 

303  Terra  Cotta  Cup,  Egypt. 

i'.  304  Confederate  Spurs,  Antietam. 
u 305  Ja-se-po-ra  Rosettes.  (Centennial  Exhibition.) 
s 30G  Vegetable  Ivory  Nuts.  “ “ 4 pieces 

C 307  Bronze  Grape  Shot.  (Resaca  and  Palo  Alto.)  4 pieces 
308  Powder  Horn,  (extensively  ornamented,)  1787. 
s 309  Nutmegs,  Mace  Covering.  Rare.  2 pieces 

C 310  Saurian  Teeth.  (Fossil.)  3 pieces 

it  311  Revolutionary  Candles.  (Bay berry  Wax.)  Peales  Mu- 
seum. * 2 pieces 

K 31  2 Popes'  Bulls.  (Bundle.)  Rare.  Peale't t Museum. 

313  Card  Hack , made  by  Lady  Washington.  “ 

: r 314  Shoe  Buckle , worn  by  Georye  Washington.  “ 

So  815  Wampum  Belt.  (Comanche.)  “ 

g.o  316  Bead  Belt.  (Japanese.)  “ 

317  Compass  and  Sun  Dial.  (Japanese.)  “ 

*)  s-  3 1 8 Shoe  Buckles,  worn  by  Benj.  Franklin.  “ 

Si>  319  Moccasins,  (Comanche.)  “ 

il  320  Cast  of  Sarcophagus.  Small;  plaster.  “ 

io  321  French  Clogs.  One  pair  ancient.  “ 

-?»  322  “ “ “ wood  and  leather.  “ 

do  323  Glass  for  examining  objects.  “ 

He  324  Poona h Brushes,  1 doz.  (for  Velvet  Painting.)  “ 

*)  325  Fresco,  (from  Poestum.)  “ 

IS  326  Knitting  Needles  and  Tapa.  (Fiji.)  “ 

’*c  327  Crocodile,  taken  from  Muminy,  embalmed  three  thousand 
years  ago,  by  Geo.  R.  Gliddon,  Philadelj)hia. 

328  Portion  of  the  House  of  the  White  Ant,  (Terines 
Fatales,)  Texas. 


16 


U>  329 
is  330 
A 331 
u 332 
u 333 

4-o  334 
v»*  335 
336 
3 S'  337 
l 338 

!•«-  339 
s 340 
Vi.  341 
iV^342 
Ao  343 
u 344 
u-t  345 
Uc  346 
5T347 
2 s 348 
-3  c*  349 
\ 350 

2S  351 


Ja-se-po-ra.  Large.  Centennial  Exhibition. 

Copper  Relic,  found  on  battle-held,  Gettysburg. 

Pile  of  small  Plates,  (agglutinated,)  Pittsburg  ffre. 
Relics,  Beads,  " “ 

Portion  of  Antique  Vase,  400  years  old.  Broken  at 
Centennial. 

German  Gold  Bronze.  Two  papers.  Fine. 

Lafayette,  (full  figure).  Very  fine. 

Scull  A Heap’s  ancient  map  Philadelphia,  1777.  Reprint. 
Foetal  Circulation,  by  G.J.  Martin  St.  Ange,  M.  D.  Rare. 

Heap's  map  Philadelphia,  under  Scull,  1751.  Large  re- 
print; only  ten  struck,  when  stone  broke. 

Section  of  Atlantic  Cable.  (Stokes’  business  card.) 
Brazilian  Tile.  Yellow.  Centennial.  2 pieces 

“ Green.  “ 2 pieces 

Conus  Literati,  Shells.  China.  Fine.  . 2 pieces 

Voluta  Ala,  “ “ Fine.  2 pieces 

Three  hue  Shells.  “ 

Lignum  Vitae  Section.  Brazil.  Fine. 

Fiji  Islanders’  War  Club.  Fine. 

Mask,  (adult  size,)  finely  colored.  Nootka  Sound. 
Pirates’  Knife.  South  Sea  Islands. 

Fiji  War  Club.  Bone  of  enemy  inserted. 

South  Sea  Islanders’  Paddle  and  Spear. 

Sword,  dug  up  at  Braddock’s  field. 


ANIMALS,  BIRDS,  AND  REPTILES.  - STUFFED. 

].f  352  Chinese  Deer.  Full  size,  and  spotted. 
pS  353  “ Horns  full  size. 

pf  354  “ Horns  small. 

t s'  355  “ ' “ 

(v  356  Red  Fox  and  young.  Virginia.  2 pieces 

A 357  Opossum,  male  and  female.  Virginia. 

A*  358  Tabby  Cat,  full  grown. 
i-  359  Maltese  Cat,  “ 

3c  360  Calcutta  Cat,  kt 

361  Raccoon,  male  and  female. 

>5  362  Black  and  Tan  Terrier. 

V 363  St.  Charles  Spaniel, 
t vA  364  Brown  Terrier. 


17 


v.v  365  Shepherd  Dog  (Herder):  known  to  most  of  the  herd 
drivers  for  sagacity;  sakl  to  have  crossed  the  Alle- 
ghany Mountains  upwards  of  one  hundred  times. 

\ ^ 36f>  Ring-tail  Monkey. 

367  Dog-faced  Monkey. 

' 368  White-faced  Monkey. 

’ 369  Ribbed-nose  Monkey. 

370  Kangaroo. 

It  371  Ichneumon.  (Ant  Eater.)  South  America. 

372  Marmot,  male  and  female.  Fine. 

373  Skunk,  “ 

u 374  Black  Squirrel. 

\ t 37b  Anaconda.  Large  and  fine.  Africa. 

K»  i 376  Boa  Constrictor.  “ “ u 

u . 377  Ceylon  Boa. 

i 378  Whip  Snake,  in  spirits.  Fine.  Africa. 

*1  379  Alligator,  two  feet  long.  Louisiana. 

. 380  Silver  Pheasant.  England. 

3r  381  (fro use.  1 pair.  Iowa. 
tuV  382 

383  Hawks.  “ Pennsylvania.  2 pieces 

tu  384  White  Owl.  Virginia. 

W 385  Black  Eagle.  “ 
tut  386  Pelican,  Grey.  *k 
i 387  Loon,  Male.  (Great  Northern  Diver.) 

388  “ Female. 

389  Crows.  Two  specimens. 

j 390  Cockatoo,  White.  China.  Rare, 
o 391  Rtjd  Headed  Woodpecker.  New  York. 

/ 392  Ducks.  One  pair. 

’ 393 

?o  394  “ “ 

395  u u 

0i*  v 396  Crane. 

»■  397  Cock  of  the  Rock.  Africa. 

; ' 398  Species  of  G rouse.  Rare. 

• t 399  Swan,  White. 

Otl  400  Summer  Duck,  Male. 

<•  401  “ Female. 

••  402  Teel. 


PLASTER  CASTS. 


ir  403  Juvenile  Bacchantes.  Fine. 

A 404  Christ  ascending  from  the  Tomb. 

405  Altar  piece.  Very  fine. 

*2.  406  Christ  bearing  the  Cross. 

Jo  407  Leaves  in  Relief.  Very  fine.  2 pieces 

lx  408  Adam  and  Eve.  (In  the  Garden.) 

\3  409  Our  Saviour, 
is  410  Moses  in  Basket. 


s 411  Miscellaneous.  3 pieces 

S 412  “ 3 pieces 

^ 413  k‘  3 pieces 

5 414  “ 3 pieces 

51>  415  Foetal  Crania.  Fine. 

Up  416  Monkeys’ Crania.  Fine.  Classified.  8 pieces 

U 417  Baricoota’s  Head.  Good  condition. 

418  Sea  Tortoise,  3 feet  long.  Finely  prepared. 

419  Spanish  Tile,  Yellow.  2 pieces 

3c  420  “ Green.  2 pieces 

421  Birds’  Skulls.  Prepared  and  labeled. 

422  Skeletons  of  Birds.  2 pieces 


CHINESE  ANCIENT  RELICS. 

if  423  Padlock.  Brass. 
io  424  Chestnuts.  (Curiosities.) 

lo  425  Porcelain  Gamekeeper,  Black  and  White.  24  pieces 
So  426  Coooanut  Cups.  Carved  and  lined  with  tin. 
id  427  Pens  for  forming  Hieroglyphics. 
jT  428  Pipe  Stems.  (Fancy.) 

3c  429  Sable  Brush. 

)-e  430  Cue,  Male.  Fine  and  long. 

431  Cue,  Female.  Fine  and  long. 

\C  432  Joss  Sticks,  burnt  to  keep  time  in  houses. 

433  Figure  Stone.  (Agalmatolite.)  Fine  and  scarce, 
ic  434  Cattle-food.  (Curious.) 

\C  435  Mustache  Brush. 

V 436  Buddhist  Idol.  Gilt. 

x 437  Buddhist  Rosary,  Fifteenth  Century.  Rare. 

L 438  Book.  Maxims  of  Confucius. 

2 s'  439 


19 


iS  440 
i 441 
Jc  442 
\ 4:-i 
A 444 
.it  44;') 

446 
U 447 
i 448 
449 
I cc  4;)0 
OtA  451 
<r»  452 
\.oo  4o3 
454 
r 455 
> 456 
ovA  457 
458 
So  459 
M-c  460 
I 461 
' 462 
k>-l  466 
464 
0\A  465 
do  466 
>.0  467 
468 
\o  469 
v 470 
„ 471 
s 472 
loo  4 • 3 
it  4 1 4 
*v.V  475 
Uo  476 
1 to  4 < i 
4 i 8 
V S' 479 


Egg  (’ups.  White  Metal.  1 pair. 

Mandarin's  Bamboo  Paddle. 

Ancient  Javelin. 

Differently  formed  Javelins.  - pieces 

Another,  differing  from  the  above.  1 piece 

War  Pike. 

Lady’s  Over  Shoes.  1 pair. 

Lady's  Thick  Over  Shoes.  1 pair. 

Lady’s  Embroidered  Half  Boots.  1 pair. 

Lady’s  Blue  Satin  thick  soled  Shoes.  1 pair. 

Gentleman’s  Cloth  Slippers. 

Mandarin's  Boots. 

Mandarin's  Sandals. 

Antique  Family  Tea  Pot.  Green  Porcelain.  Nankin.  , 
Devil.  — Dog  Foo.  Worshiped  by  the  Chinese. 

Summer  Hat.  Bamboo. 

Fisherman's  Hat. 

Garden,  or  Vestibule  Seats,  white  and  blue  figured. 
Buddhist  Idol,  carved  from  Bamboo  root. 

Junk.  Fine. 

Money  Pot.  Section  of  large  Bamboo. 

Sphynx.  To  collect  money.  Green  Porcelain. 

Household  God. 

Fortune  "Teller.  Terra  Cotta. 

Bouquet  Stand.  Kingwood,  finely  carved. 

Buddhist  Devotee.  Terra  Cotta. 

Smelling  Bottle.  Imitation  of  Jade  stone. 

Paintings  on  Palm  leaves.  1 pair. 

Buddhist  Idol.  Carved  from  Bamboo  root. 

• 

Comb,  ornamented  with  flowers. 

Devil.  From  Joss  house.  Antique. 

Buffalo.  In  clay. 

Joss  Sticks.  Time-keepers. 

Compass,  for  Junks. 

Paint  Brushes.  3 pieces 

Buddhist,  in  Porcelain. 

Settee,  Small.  Porcelain. 

Bamboo  Root,  curious  form. 

Pens,  Metallic  Points.  Rare.  2 pieces 

Ointment  Jar,  Yellow  Glass. 


\ o 480 
c>vA  481 
zqs  482 
483 
4f  484 
1,9  485 
486 
1 < c 487 
t>  Jr  488 
1,  489 
. r 490 
q 491 
4-9o  492 
vj  493 
494 
u-i-  495 
^r496 
M-|  497 
3 o 498 
So  499 
| oo  500 
3sr501 
502 
1c  503 
So  504 
- 505 
506 
if-'  507 
508 
i cc  509 
t vA  510 
s,  511 
512 
1^513 
■W  514 
H 515 

0 o 516 

517 
it  518 

1 • 519 


Thimbles.  1 pair. 

Pearl  Letter  Seal.  , 

Ivory  Paper  Cutter.  Handsomely  carved. 

Basket.  Made  of  Bamboo. 

Buddhist,  sitting.  Terra  Cotta. 

Fruit.  Made  of  clay,  and  ornamented.  Nankin.  6 pcs 
Curled  Spunk,  for  house  time.  2 pieces 

Sword.  Made  entirely  of  coins,  to  keep  off  ghosts. 
Buddhist  Beads.  Rosary. 

* 

Tea  Pot.  Porcelain,  form  of  a Pomegranate. 

Tea  Pot.  “ red  glazed.  Very  tine. 

Mountain  scene,  — house,  fish  pond,  &c.  Porcelain. 
Bouquet  Stand.  Wrought  from  Bamboo.  Very  fine. 

U U U 

' • 

Rock  Temple,  full  of  figures.  Porcelain. 

Mounted  Buffalo.  Terra  Cotta. 

Arm  Chair.  Bamboo,  very  fine. 

Pagoda.  Porcelain,  fine  and  curious. 

Umbrella. 

Umbrella.  Large. 

Devil,  in  the  form  of  a dog. 

Basket,  vase  shaped.  Bamboo. 

Lacquered  Sugar  Box. 

Tub.  Large,  and  finely  painted. 

Pillow.  Made  of  Bamboo. 

Lacquered  Box.  to  contain  Spunk. 

Arm  Pillow.  Hog  skin,  ornamented. 

Bird  Cage.  Curiously  constructed.  Small. 

Measure.  About  1 quart.  Bamboo. 

Antique  Spade. 

Antique  Banner  Head.  Tin. 

Powder  Horn.  Buffalo. 

Hand  Tub. 

Abacus,  or  Counting  Board. 

Basket.  Bamboo. 

Buddhist  Dog  Foo.  Richly  gilt. 

Clogs,  worn  by  Coolies. 

Ladies’  Over  Shoes,  with  small  feet. 

Tea  Caddy.  Straw. 

Buddhist  Sage.  Terra  Cotta. 


I '6c 

520 

\ \e 

521 

l tfc 

522 

IS 

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V 

521 

2 oc 

525 

1° 

526 

tub 

527 

1 n_ 

528 

jbvJU  529 

\ tc 

540 

531 

542 

V 

533 

1 So 

534 

535 

536 

537 

%• 

538 

539 

• c 

540 

Cut  541 

542 

V 

543 

544 

«* 

• >4o 

ti 

546 

547 

548 

t>u.  541) 

ii 

550 

551 

t>U.b 

552 

lb 

;>53 

lb 

55  1 

ir 

555 

R> 

556 

Buddhist  Dog  Foo.  Worshiped. 

Buddhist,  sitting.  Terra  Cotta. 

Buddhist,  with  book.  Porcelain. 

Beggar’s  Basket.  Bamboo. 

Flower  Pots.  Green  Nankin  ware.  1 pair. 

Buddhist  Frog.  Glazed  Porcelain. 

Wooden  Bell.  Richly  ornamented,  used  as  a charm 
Javelin.  Ancient. 

Shield,  ornamented.  Bamboo,  large. 

“ Bamboo,  medium. 

Buddhist  ( )ld  Man. 

Buddhist  Dog  Foo.  On  pedestal.  Worshiped. 

Buddhist,  reclining.  Porcelain. 

Incense  Stand.  Imitation  bronze.  Used  on  small  altars. 
Lacquered  Box,  heart  shaped. 

Hand  Drum,  used  by  the  Night  Guards.  Large. 

“ “ “ Medium. 

Small. 

Lacquered  Square  Box.  Large,  and  richly  ornamented. 


MINERALS. 


Stalagmite.  Large  and  tine. 
Stalagmite.  “ 

Stalactite.  Very  fine  and  large. 
Stalactite.  ' “ 

Stalactite.  Somewhat  smaller. 
Stalactite.  Fine,  large. 


Pike’s  Peak. 
Colorado. 

U 

Wier’s  Cave,  Va. 
Mammoth  Cave,  Ky. 


Stalactite.  “ “ 

Stalactite.  Fine,  medium.  “ 

Stalactite.  Fine,  smaller. 

Barnhardite,  N.  C.  3 inches  long.  Rare. 

Capillary  Nickel.  3 inches  long.  Scarce.  Gap  Mine,  Pa. 
Meteorite.  “ Rare.  France. 

Silver  Ore,  Comstock  Lode.  4 inches  long.  Fine.  Nevada. 
Nickel  Ore.  3 inches  long.  Fine.  Gap  Mine,  Pa. 

Tourmaline,  massive.  4 inches  long.  Fine.  N.  V. 

Argentiferous  Galena.  “ Fine.  Spain. 


Fine.  Mexico. 
California. 


2 Kj  d5  i 
\ ^ 558 
559 
\ 560 

W 561 
2*  562 
563 

t ^ 564 
3vb  565 
it  566 
3c  567 
is  568 
ir  569 
ir  570 
m-  571 


H 572 
;,d  573 
yc  574 
ti«A  575 
«,  576 
577 
” 578 
4c  579 
2 c 580 
581 
Wl  582 
•<  583 


Argentiferous  Galena.  4 inches  long.  Colorado. 

“ “ Illinois. 

Native  Copper  and  Green  Carbonite.  5 inches.  Lake  Sup. 
Horseflesh  Copper.  4 inches.  Flemington,  N.  J. 

Silicate  of  Zinc.  Sauconer  V alley,  Pa. 

Carbonate  of  Zinc.  “ 

Quartz  Crystals,  filled  with  crystals  of  Silicate  of  Zinc. 

Sauconer  Valley,  Pa. 

Quartz  Crystals,  “ “ 

Jasperizecl  Wood.  6 inches.  Bigou  Basin,  Col.  Fine. 
Mountain  Ash  Petrified.  5 in.  “ “ 

Same  as  above,  part  semi-opal.  5 in.  “ “ 

Same  as  above.  4 inches.  “ “■ 

Hickory  Wood,  Petrified.  4 in.  “ 

Pine  Wood,  “ u Mississippi. 

Petrified  Woods.  inches.  25  specimens,  different. 

THREE  INCH  SPECIMENS. 

Silver  Ore,  Nevada ; Limonite,  Ky. ; Silver  Lead,  Col. ; 
Gold  Ore,  Australia. 

Galena  and  Spar,  Gold  Quartz,  N.  C. ; Molyldonite,  Pa.  ; 
and  Brown  Hematite,  Ky. 

Argt.  Galena,  Illinois ; Specular  Iron,  Pa.  ; Silicate  Zinc, 
Pa. ; Ceracite,  Col. 

Chromic  Iron,  Pa. ; Carb.  Zinc,  Pa. ; Baryta,  New  York ; 
Hematite,  Ky. 

Gold  Quartz,  N.  C.;  Magnetite,  Mich.;  Bitter  Spar,  Pa.; 
Heloyesite,  Va. 

Silver  Lead,  Col. ; Gold  Ore,  Leadville  ; Asbestos,  Ky. ; 
Specular  Iron,  Pa. 

Grey  Copper,  Col. ; Comstock  Silver  Ore,  Nev. ; Quartz, 
Ark. ; Silver  Ore,  Col. 

Gold  Ore,  Australia;  Copper  Glance,  Ky. ; Galena,  Col.; 
Gold  Quartz,  N.  C. 

Tufa,  Pike’s  Peak;  Black  Jack,  Col.;  Limonite,  Ivy.; 
Carb.  Zinc,  Pa. 

Sil  ver  Ore,  Virginia  Mine,  Nev. ; Limonite,  Ga. ; Black 
Jack,  Col. ; Rouge  Iron,  Pa. 

Siderite,  N.  C.;  Galena,  Col.;  Gold  Ore,  Australia;  Fi- 
brous Hematite,  Va. 

Grey  Copper,  Col. ; Silver  Ore,  Comstock  ; Ceracite,  Col. ; 
Striped  Hematite.  Pa. 


t l 584  Azurite,  Col.;  Calcite,  Va. ; Silver  Ore,  Nevada;  Gold 
• Ore,  N.  0. 

585  White  Oxide  Zine,  France:  Silver  Lead,  Mexico;  Titan- 
ic Iron  : Carl).  Zinc. 

o86  (Trey  Copper  Ore,  Col.;  Ceracite,  Col.;  Limonite,  Ivy.: 
( lah*na,  ( 'ol. 

587  Black  .lack,  Col. ; Arsenical  Iron,  Va.  ; Copper  Glance, 
Ivy. ; Azurite,  Col. 

: * 588  Copper  Pyrites,  Col.;  Gold  Quartz,  Australia;  Indigo 
Copper,  Col.;  Galena,  Col. 

589  Brown  Hematite,  Pa.  ; Grey  Silver,  Col. : Comstock  lode 

Nevada:  Calcite,  N.  C. 

. 

590  Twenty-five  fine  Minerals.  2|  inches.  No  duplicates. 

" 591  “ u “ Different. 

" 592  “ “ “ Same  as  590. 

>■  598  “ “ “ Same  as  591. 

\ i . 594  “ “ “ Same  as  590. 

595  “ “ “ Same  as  591. 

:vA  590  Rare  and  fine  Blue  Limestone  Fossils.  Ohio.  10  specimens. 

597  k*  “ ( )rthoceratites.  “ “ 2 

598  Scyothophyllums.  “ u 2 “ 

599  Fine  Trilobites.  “ “ “ 2 “ 


\ i.z  600  25  Minerals,  1.1  inches,  for  study,  no  duplicates.  Fine. 
\ rs601  25  “ lj  “ “ “ 

x ^ 602  25  “ 1 1 “ “ . “ 

v-ii.608  25  “ 2 “ Office  specimens,  ‘k 

"'Wx  604  Ninety  fine  and  rare  specimens  of  iron  Ores , from  four 
to  six  inches , from  every  part  of  the  world  ; which 
were  exhibited  at  the  Centennial.  Such  a varied 
collection  has  never  been  offered  at  sale  in  this  or 
any  other  city,  is  suitable  for  a College , or  large 
Collection,  it  may  justly  be  called  Unique  as  a 
( Collection. 


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