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36.
750T-1b. GRANVILLE STOKES, PHILADELPHIA.
R6.
NGCAU 50. The largest of the Civil War storecard tokens. (H)
WISCONSIN
37.
510I-1a. D. J. DORNICK. MILWAUKEE.
R5. NGC MS 63
BN. Single merchant town. (F-G)
LOCATION UNKNOWN
38.
LU-5-4a. TOWN BRANCH STORE.
R8. Very Fine. This
store card was originally cataloged as being from East Saginaw
Michigan. More modern scholarship has disproved this and the
Third Edition Store Card book lists it as Location Unknown
with the suggestion that it belongs in Lexington, Ky, (G)
SUTLER TOKENS
39.
NY-1-10b; NY A10B. J.J. BENSON. 1ST MTD RIFLES.
R6. 24mm. Brass. VF. The 1st Mounted Rifles were a well-
known Civil War cavalry unit. The Benson tokens are among
the least expensive cavalry issues. (F)
40.
OH-34-5C; OH-05C. 34
TH
REG. O.V.M. ZOUAVE.
R7.
22mm. Copper. XF/AU with some red lustre still adhering.
John Stanton backstamp. This regiment was known as “Platt’s
Zouaves.” (I)
41.
OH-46-10B; OH R10B. B. HOWELL. 46. REG. O.V.U.S.A.
R9.
XF.
A rare token from the 46th Regiment Ohio Volunteers
United States Army. (H)
42.
OH-81a-10C; OH AF-10C. J.W. CRUIKSHANK. 81ST
Lot 41
Civil War Storecard Tokens
Co of Louisville. The #1431 die is also paired with 9 other store
cards all attributed to Louisville merchants. ($1200-1500)
MASSACHUSETTS
33.
115-Aa-1e. HENRY COOK, BOSTON
, Rulau MaBo 19A.
42mm. White Metal. Geo rge Love t t , Sc . Br i l l i an t
Proof-like Unc. w i t h a s m a l l d i g a b o v e t h e R
i n F R I E N D o n t h e r e v e r s e . This is a wonderful
political store care issued by Bostonian Henry Cook, who,
among a variety of pursuits, w a s a m o n g t h e f i r s t t o
advertise himself as a dealer in coins and medals. At obverse
center is a scroll labeled CONSTITUTION and below, THE
GIFT OF OUR PATRIOT SIRES/ WE WILL NEVER/
SURRENDER/ TO/ TRAITORS & REBELS. Within a band
around the rim is 13 starts and the legend, NO SURRENDER
OF THE FORT SUMTER OF THE NORTH. ($1000+)
OHIO
34.
165Q-1b. FREDERICK BILLOIDS, BREWER.,
CINCINNATI.
R8. Very Fine. Slightly bent with Stanton’s
typical thin planchet showing some “wrinkles.” ($800-1000)
PENNSYLVANIA
35.
750B-1d. M. B. ALLENBACH. PHILADELPHIA.
R5.
NGC AU 55. (F-G)
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