NEVADA - Esmeralda
533. Esmeralda. (Aurora). New Palace/ (star)/ Saloon/ 12 1/2c/ IT// Wade/ &/ Potter. 4 scal, brass, 28mm. VF/XF but not 100% flat all over. A few dark spots, but very nice. Attribution from Nevada Trade Token Book. Ex Rare, listed as 2 known. Not listed in 1907-8 or 1914 Polk directories. Est. $200-400
534. Esmeralda. Blair. Blair News Agency/ Blair/ Nev/ Patrick & Co. S.F.// GF/ 12 1/2cents/ IT. Rd, br, 21mm. Fine, heavy toning, corrosion. Est. $15-30
535. Esmeralda. Blair. Blair News Agency/(bow)/Blair,/Nev/(bow)//GF/12.5/IT. Rd, br, 21mm. This token is Vf-xf. Typically when we see these same tokens the condition is on Fine at best. Est. $25-50
536. Esmeralda. Blair. Blair Trade Tokens. Lot of 2 different tokens. L. P. McKelvy/ (design)/ Blair,/ Nev.// GF/5/IT. Rd, br, 21mm. Hubbard got this token from McPheeters. Hall & Richards/Blair/Nev//GF/12.5/IT. Rd, br, 21mm. This token has some dark toning. Both Vf. Est. $40-80
537. Esmeralda. Blair. Hall & Richards/ Blair/ Nev.// GF/ 12 1/2/ Cents/ IT. Rd, br, 21mm. Fine, very worn at high spots, dark spotting and toning. Est. $15-30
538. Esmeralda. Blair. J. N. Hall & Company/(star)/Blair, /Nev. / (star) /The Hickey Joint//GF/12.5/Cigar Only. Oct, alum, 31mm. A few small bubbles on both side. The obverse in unworn with very sharp letters. Est. $50-100
539. Esmeralda. Blair. J. N. Hall & Company/(star)/Blair,/Nev./(star)/The Hickey Joint//GF/12.5/Cigar Only. Oct, alum, 31mm. This token is the more typical condition we see with more wear and soil damage to the obverse than the lot above. Est. $25-50
540. Esmeralda. Blair. L.P. McKelvy/ Blair/ Nev.// GF/ 25cents (5cents)/ IT. Lot of 2 pcs. Rd, br, 21mm-23mm. 25 cent piece is in fair condition, with severe toning and corrosion on reverse. 5 cent piece is Vf, with wear to high spots, toning. Est. $25-50
541. Esmeralda. (Blair). Oasis/ Saloon// GF/ One/ Drink. Oct, al, 31mm, vf, with pitting and wear to high points. Est. $25-75
542. Esmeralda. Blair. Pittsburgh Silver Peak Gold Mining Co Meal Check Token, c.1915. The metal check has P. S. P. G. M. Co, Meal, 2931, Check, Blair, Nev. on the front. Rd, brass, 33mm. This was the largest gold mining company locally. Xf. Est. $25-50
543. Esmeralda. Coaldale. Coaldale Photographs. Lot of 3 different pcs. Two images of the same miner in two different positions. The third image is of the shaft at Darms Coal MC mine, 1923. And the fourth is a printed card image of the Old Coaldale Station. The first two have white borders, 5” x 7”, the other two without, 5” x 3 1/2” and 3 3/4” x 6”. All Xf. Est. $25-75
544. Esmeralda. Columbia. Columbia Club/Columbia,/Nev.//GF/12.5/IT. Rd, alum, 24mm. ȁI” counter stamped on obverse which has also been scraped front and back. Vf. Est. $50-100
545. Esmeralda. Columbus. Columbus Photograph, c.1920. Image of a man, holding a shot gun, and a seated woman in front of a dwelling. This is not Columbia near Goldfield but rather Columbus, as in Columbus Salt Marsh located near Coaldale near the modern junction of Hwy 6 and Hwy 95 in west central Nevada. B&W, 5” x 7”. Xf. Est. $25-50
546. Esmeralda. Divide. Wonder Divide MC. Cert. #271. Incorporated in Nevada in 1919. Issued to D. Ward for 500 shares in 1919. Signed by Ward as president, and F.E. O’Neal as secretary. Uncancelled. Vignette at left of Elk. Black border, printer not noted. 5 1/4 “x 10 1/4”. We are not sure if this company was operating in Wonder or in the Divide district. Typically, we have found that a company with the name Divide in it was operating in the Divide district. Xf. Rare. Est. $50-75
547. Esmeralda. Esmeralda County Dog License. 69 (1969) Dog Tax 70 (1970)/ Esmeralda Co./ 077. Shaped like a dog’s head, al, 35mm (approx.). Xf, slightly bent in center. Est. $10-20
548. No Lot.
Esmeralda. Goldfield. For more Goldfield material, please see the Nevada Section at the end of the catalog.
549. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Albemarle Mining & Milling Co. Cert. #921. Incorporated in Wyoming in 1904. Issued to D.Y. Gaines for 1000 shares in 1910. Signed by president Hayes and asst. secretary R.M. Frank. Uncancelled. Burgundy border, no printer noted. 7 1/4” x 11”. The company owned about 20 acres in the eastern part of the Goldfield district. In 1923, the Hunchbell M&MC took over the property. Ore was said to assay at $20 gold per ton. (Mines Handbook, 1925, p.1373). Vf, folds, lower left edge folded. Rare. Est. $25-75
550. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Apex// 109 Ramsey St./ 6 1/4/ Goldfield. Rd, br, Vf, weak strike. 21mm. Est. $20-40
551. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Bank/ Highley/ &/ Elliott/ Goldfield, Nev.// GF/ 6 1/4cents/ IT. Rd, br, 21mm. This is a nice example of a token usually found in poor condition. Vf, Toned, worn. Est. $25-50
552. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Barrel House & Bottle House Postcards, c.1907. Lot of 5 different cards. Three of the cards show the barrel house in Goldfield. The cards are nearly identical except for three different colors, one b/w, one green and one yellow. Two cards show the bottle house in Goldfield and are nearly identical except for the color, one b/w and one green. All taken by Allen Photo. One card postmarked Goldfield, 1908. Xf. Est. $50-75
553. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Blue Ribbon/ Goldfield, Nev.// Hoxsie/ &/ Little. Rd, br, 21mm. Vf, toned, worn. Est. $25-50
554. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Bouquet / 12 1/2 c / IT / Goldfield, Nev. Same on both sides. Sc (8), al, 24mm. Est. $25-75
555. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Brown Palace Hotel Photo Postcard, c.1910. The card is captioned “S.P.R.R. Co. Monopoly makes the citizens of Goldfield Shiver in the Cold. 7500 applicants (sic) for coal and fuel offering $95.00 per ton in cash for the cheapest fuel in the U.S.” A long line extends from the front of the Brown Palace Hotel. Adjoined with the Brown Palace is the Goldfield Daily Tribune building. There is about 1 foot of snow on the ground. White border. View is very clear and crisp. Est. $25-50
556. Esmeralda. (Goldfield). Brown Palace Café/ 25cents/ Moise S.F.// (Same). Oct, br, 26mm. Vf, toned, worn. Est. $25-50
557. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Burro Fast Express Chromolitho Postcard, c.1915. The view is of several boys seated in a wagon drawn by a single burro. Next to the wagon is a well dressed man with a bicycle. The card is captioned “Burrow Fast Express, Goldfield, Nev. Published by Newman Post Card Co., postmarked Goldfield, 1916. Vf. Est. $25-50
558. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Burros in Goldfield Postcards, c.1907. Lot of 4 different cards. There are two different sets of postcards in this lot. The first is captioned “Rapid Transit in Goldfield, Nevada.” and shows a small wagon hitched up two burros. The cards are nearly identical, but vary by color, one b/w and one yellow. The other two cards are slightly different but essentially show the same thing, a small boy with a whiskey bottle to the mouth of a burro. One of the cards is postmarked Goldfield, 1912. All by Allen Photo. Vf. Est. $40-80
559. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Burros of Goldfield Postcards, c.1906. Lot of 2 different cards. One of the cards shows a baby burro and is captioned “First Baby Born in Goldfield”. The second card shows two small burros covered with snow captioned “Humane Society”. Both shots were by P. E. Larson. Both postmarked Goldfield, 1907. Postmark affects the front side of each card. Vf. Est. $25-50
560. Esmeralda. Goldfield. C. S. Sprague House & Sacred Heart Church View Postcards, c.1910. Lot of 3 different cards. 2 cards show views of Charles S. Sprague, who lived in Goldfield. One is of the interior and the other is from the outside. The third card is of the Interior of the Sacred Heart Church with alter at the center of the shot. One of the cards is postmarked Goldfield, 1910. The church card is published by United Art Publishers, the other 2 cards are by Clark Engraving & Ptg, Co. Vf. Est. $25-50
561. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Cactus Club/ Goldfield// GF/ 5cents/ IT. Rd, br, 21mm, Vf, toned. Est. $25-50
562. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Cannan Drug/ &/ Jewelry/ Co./ Goldfield/ Nev.// GF/ 6 1/4cents/ IT. RD, br (gilt), 21mm. Vf, toning, wear to high spots. Est. $15-25
563. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Columbia Mountain MC. Cert. #393. Incorporated in South Dakota in 1904. Issued to R.P. Dunlap for 1000 shares in 1905. Signed by president George Nixon and secretary Fenwick. Vignette at left of miners working in underground mining scene, with several small images of miners throughout the border. Black border, gilt seal and underprint. Printed by GOES, distributed by John Partridge, Printer, SF. 8 1/4” x 11”. George Nixon was a banker for the First National Bank of Winnemucca and made his fortune by being at the right place at the right time. Harry Stimler, discoverer of Goldfield, sold all of his properties to Nixon in 1903-1904 for $1000. Nixon also was the one man posse chasing down George Graham Rice, living just long enough to see Rice go to prison. This was one of Nixon’s early companies. Vf, folds. Est. $100-200
564. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Combination & Mohawk Mine Postcards, c.1907. Lot of 5 different cards. All of the cards are by Allen Photo of Goldfield. 2 show the Combination Mine and Mill, one is b/w on white paper the other has a yellow hue and is on yellow paper. 3 very similar cards show the Famous Mohawk Mine and vary by the color of the paper, two are b/w on white paper, one postmarked Goldfield, 1907, the other has a yellow hue printed on yellow paper. All Vf. Est. $50-100
565. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Del Monte/ Goldfield/ Kapp & Revere// You Play/ And/ We Pay. Rd, br, 21mm. Good, significant wear to high spots, mottling, handmade gashes on reverse. Est. $15-20
566. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Den Brothel Photo Postcard. This a repro card that was originally taken in 1907. The scene shows individual entrances with the girl’s name in a line along a street. Sadie, Sylvia and Jessie are names visible in the shot. At left and attached to the Den, is the Ajax & Martine building. At the right side of the card are two hand drawn woman standing next to a hand drawn wall. Uncommon use of hand drawn enhancements on photographs. Please see the token offered in this sale. Vf. Est. $25-50
567. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Red Light District (The Den) Original Photograph, c.1907-1910. Photograph is 10” x 20” and shows a view of where the Den brothel is (was) located. When the photograph was taken, the building might not have been the Den, but it was still the Red Light District of Goldfield. We compared this photograph with the postcard lot above and they are of the same buildings. The shot shows a man standing in front of a building with a Ford parked at the right. The building shown at the right is where the “Ladies” resided and the actual saloon was just left. The photo has a blemish at left and near bottom edge. These blemishes do not detract from the great view. Vf. Est. $100-300
568. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Drilling Contest at Goldfield, Nevada Photo Repro Postcards. Lot of 3 different pcs. All unused, two from the same perspective, one with brown filter (Triangle Photos). The third was publishes by Whelan, Long Beach. All with white borders, 3” x 5”. Xf. Est. $25-50
569. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Drummer’s Cigar/ Stand/ Goldfield/ Nev/ Moise S.F.// GF/ 1/ Cigar. Rd, br, 21mm. Fine, rough surface, worn, toned. Est. $25-50
570. Esmeralda. (Goldfield). Dussault/ And/ Zenklusen// GF/ 12 1/2/ Cents/ At The Bar. Rd, br, 21mm. Xf, mottling. Est. $25-50
571. Esmeralda. Goldfield. E.R.C.M. Co./ Goldfield/ Nev./ L.A. Rub. Stamp Co.// 5. Rd, br, 21mm. Fine, toned, worn. Est. $25-50
572. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Eagle Saloon/ 312/ Main St/ Goldfield/ Tom & Roy/ Turner// 1 Drink/ Or/ Cigar. Rd, al, 25mm. Despite its apparent wear, this piece is thought to be a fake. Fine, very toned in fields on obverse, and corroded on reverse. Unlisted in the 1906, 1907 & 1914 directories, but neither were many other saloons. Est. $50-100
573. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Elks Building, Goldfield, Photo Postcard. White bordered photocard of the Elks Building in Goldfield. There is about 1 foot of snow on the ground. No photographer noted. Minor dirt at upper right. Vf. Est. $25-75
574. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Elks Home Club/ (pic-Elk)// Elks Home Club/ Goldfield, Nev. Rect, 20mm x 31mm, al, Vf/Xf, worn at high spots. Est. $25-50
575. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Employee’s Coop Assoc Tokens. Lot of 5 different tokens. All have similar obverse with Employee’s Cooperative Association/Goldfield/Nev.//GF/(varying amounts)/IT. Amounts are: 5, 10, 25, 50, 1.00. The lower denominations are made of alum and are graduated in size. The $1 token is brass. All Xf-Au. 3 of the tokens were collected from Coelln. Est. $25-75
576. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Employee’s Co-Op Tokens. Lot of 6 different pcs. Employee’s Co-Operative Association/ Goldfield/ Nev.// GF/ #cents/ In Merchandise. All denominations are featured in this set, from 5 cents to $5, four are al, one gilt and one br. Varying conditions from good to Au. Est. $50-100
577. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Employee’s Co-Operative Association/ Goldfield,/ Nev.// GF/ $1.00/ In Merchandise. Lot of 2 different pcs. Rd, br (one with gilt), 31mm. Fine-Vf, heavily toned, corrosion, wear to high spots. Est. $20-40
578. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Employees’ Co-Operative Association. Cert. #479. Incorporated in Nevada in 1908. Unissued, unsigned, uncancelled. Vignette of spread-winged bald eagle, clutching arrows and olive branch. Brown border, no printer noted. 8 1/4” x 10 1/2”. Xf. Est. $20-40
579. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Exchange Bar/ 428/ Main St./ Goldfield,/ Nevada.// Cole &/ Starkey/ GF/ 1/ Drink. Rd, br, 21mm. Vf, toned. Est. $25-50
580. Esmeralda. Goldfield. F.A. Beiyon/ Goldfield/ Nev.// GF/ One/ Loaf/ Bread. Oct, al, 26mm. Fine, corrosion. Est. $25-50
581. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Fifth Avenue/ Bakery/ 312/ Fifth Ave./ Goldfield, Nev./ L.A. Rub Stamp// GF/ One/ Loaf/ Of Bread. Sc(8), br, 23mm. Dark toned. Au. This is one of the nicest conditions we’ve have seen for this token. Est. $50-100
582. Esmeralda. Goldfield. First Stop, January Lease Postcard, c.1906. The view is smaller than the postcard and set to left. It shows 2 miners filling an ore bag with the caption “106, First Stope, January Lease, Goldfield, Nev.” To the right of the image is a classic note written to a friend “June 21, 06, Goldfield, Nev., This is the kind of work I did in Inyo Co, Cal., but we did not get a mine like this one. Frank.” Postmarked 3 different times, one from Goldfield, 1906 and one from San Francisco, 1906, the third is not legible. Published by Miner’s Drug Store, Inc, Tonopah, Nev. Minor dirt smudges. Vf. Est. $25-50
583. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Florence Mine Postcards, c. 1907. Lot of 3 similar cards. All three cards are nearly identical only varying by color, one b/w, one green and one yellow. The shot shows piles of ore sacks full of ore. One of the cards is postmarked Goldfield, 1908. All taken by Allen Photo. Xf. Est. $25-50
584. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Florence-Mohawk Mining Co. Incorporated in Arizona, 1907. Cert. #141. Issued to A. G. Lisle for 400 shares in 1907. Signed by J. W. Dibbot president and L. M. Holt secretary. Uncancelled. Printer not noted. This company is not listed within our references. Although, the company either was working the Florence and/or Mohawk mines or it borrowed the names of two of the most famous mines in the Goldfield/Tonopah area. Tears along fold creases with two different clear tape repairs. Rare. Vf. Est. $50-100
585. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Gold Bug/ Store/ Goldfield, Nev.// GF/ 5cents/ IT. Rd, br, 21mm. Fair condition, with heavy mottling, rust. Est. $25-50
586. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Gold Dust/ Saloon/ Goldfield, Nev.// GF/ 12 1/2cents/ IT. Rd, br, 21mm. Vf, wear to high spots. Choice saloon name from Nevada. Est. $75-150
587. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Gold Dust/Saloon/Goldfield, Nev.//GF/12.5/IT. Rd, br, 21mm. XF. Choice saloon name from Nevada. Est. $75-150
588. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Area Landscape Photo Postcard. The image is not the normal horizontal view typical of most cards. Rather the image is oriented letter style layout. At the bottom edge is a strip of white space with a hand written note “Looking Down the Canyon near Goldfield, Nevada.” No photographer noted. In the stamp area, on reverse, is Cuho. Xf. Est. $50-150
589. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Bird’s Eye & Street Scene Postcards, c.1908. Lot of 4 different cards. This lot contains 2 sets of cards that have slight variations. The first set shows a bird’s eye view of Goldfield, one of the cards is b/w and the other has a distinct green hue, both by Allen Photo Co, both postmarked Goldfield, 19108. The other set shows a view looking south down Columbia Street, by Allen Photo, one is b/w and the other has a distinct green hue. Minor wear to corners. Vf. Est. $50-100
590. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Bird’s Eye Printed Postcard. Shot was taken looking north toward Columbia Mt. With the town in the middle ground. Goldfield, Nev is at the lower right corner of the card. No photographer noted. Vf. Est. $25-75
591. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Bird’s Eye View Postcards, c.1907. Lot of 3 similar cards. The three cards show the same overview of Goldfield but differ by color, one b/w, one green and one yellow. One card is postmarked Goldfield, 1907. Photos by Allen Photo. Xf. Est. $25-50
592. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Bird’s Eye Views Postcards, c.1906-1908. Lot of 4 different cards. One of the views is looking toward Columbia Mt, by Edward Mitchell, brown hue to card (brown sepia tone). One card is chromolitho also looking toward Columbia Mt., but less of a panorama than the first described, published by Gray News, SLC. The last 2 cards are a panorama set with an impressive overview of Goldfield. Photos by P. E. Kennedy, published by Nevada Post Card Co. When the 2 cards are put together the panoramic view is completed. The left card is #2474 and is captioned that it goes with card #1. The right card is #2473 and is captioned that it goes with card #2. Both are postmarked Goldfield, 1907. The 2 card panorama has some spotting and wear to corners. Vf. Est. $50-150
593. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Bottle House Photo Postcard, c.1915. A woman is standing in front of the infamous bottle house located in Goldfield. Postmarked Goldfield, 1917. Photographer not noted. Vf. Est. $50-150
594. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Boxing Match Photo Repro Postcards. Lot of 2 different postcards. Two different views of the Nelson, Gans Fight. Both unused, 3” x 5”, white borders, Xf. Est. $25-50
595. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Brewing Co. Matchbox Holder. Compliments of the house. Aluminum, 1 3/4” x 1 1/4”. Good condition, with corrosion and dark spotting, and dents. Est. $100-300
596. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Brothel Token. Rebate Check/2.5/The Den/W. A. Schabel,/Prop/Goldfield, Nevada.//(pic of bust of G. Washington). Rd, br, 32mm. Some of the gold plate gilt is still present. Please see Esmeralda, Goldfield, Brothel in lots above for similar items. Xf. Est. $50-150
597. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Brothel Tokens. Lot of 2 different tokens. Jakes Dance/Goldfield,/Nev./Hall/L. A. Rub Stamp Co//20. Dia, alum, 31mm. Vf-Xf. Jake’s Dance/Goldfield,/Nev./Hall/L. A. Rub Stamp//40. Sc(8), alum, 28mm. Please see Esmeralda, Goldfield, Brothel in lots above for similar items. Vf-Xf. Est. $150-300
598. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Building Original Photo Postcards, c.1935. Lot of 7 different cards. 3 of the photocards are by Zan, T-612 (Montezuma Hotel), T-613 (B.P.O.E. Building) & T-616 (Goldfield High School). The other 4 cards have no photographer noted. 2 show the Court House, one shows the B.P.O.E Building and the last shows the Goldfield Hotel. All white bordered. Est. $75-150
599. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Buildings Postcards, c.1907. Lot of 8 different cars. All of the cards are by Allen Photo and all show various buildings in Goldfield including the High School, Court House, News Building and Hotel Casey. Several of the cards are nearly identical by vary by a hue difference. Vf. Est. $75-120
600. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Buildings Postcards, c.1907-1915. Lot of 8 different cards. One by Edward Mitchell showing the Goldfield Hotel, postmarked Goldfield, 1916. 2 cards by P. E. Kennedy showing the Nixon building, #B2450, and a pleasant house, #B2468, postmarked Goldfield, 1908 with postmark on front of card from Denver. One card by Polin Bros, Post Office News Stand, Goldfield, showing the Goldfield High School. 2 cards by Tribune Book & Stationery, Goldfield, showing the high school and the Sundog Ave. School, photos by Welch & Tune. 2 cards by The News, Goldfield, showing the high school, photo by Welch & Tune, and one showing one the churches, both postmarked Goldfield, 1910. Minor wear to corners. Vf. Est. $75-150
601. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Check Collection. Lot of 18 pcs, nearly all different. Includes many varieties from John S. Cook & Co., Goldfield Deep Mines Co., and many other businesses. Dating from 1909-1948, all but two “Paid.” Xf. Est. $50-150
602. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Check Collection. Lot of 30 pcs, nearly all different. Several varieties of the John S. Cook Co. check, Montezuma Mines Inc., Nevada Wholesale Grocery Co., Red Hill Florence MC, and others. Most are “Paid”, ranging in date from 1905-1925. Xf, some minor tears. Est. $150-300
603. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Chromolitho Postcards, c.1907. Lot of 10 different cards. All of the cards are by American News Co. The views and scenes vary from bird’s eye overviews to scenes of mines. Two of the cards are postmarked Goldfield, 1914. Vf. Est. $100-200
604. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Chromolitho Postcards. Lot of 4 different cards. 3 are by P. E. Larson, published by N.P.C. Co, 2 postmarked Goldfield, 1908. The scenes are of a headframe surrounded by miners, snowy day on 5th Street, and the Hotel Nevada. The last card is by Welch & Tune, 5903, and shows the Goldfield Hotel, postmarked Bishop, 1908. Vf. Est. $50-100
605. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Cons Mill Construction Postcards, c.1907-1911. Lot of 5 different cards. The earliest view shows the mill in the middle of construction with the building frame less than half completed. The machinery and tanks that the siding hides after completion is visible in this shot. The card offers compliments to O. F. Jonasson & Co, postmarked Hudson Term Sta, NY, 1908. 2 cards are views of the mill nearing completion. Framing is complete and the siding is nearly complete. The left side (north) does not yet have the completed siding. Also, in these views, a smaller building that was built at a later date is missing. One of the cards is a b/w and the other is a chromolitho, by Welch & Tune, published by Gray News Co., SLC and The News, Goldfield. The last two cards are different views of the completed mill and out-buildings. The mill was completed c.1911. One of the cards is by Welch & Tune, published by Tribune Book & Stationery, Goldfield. The other card is published by Edward Mitchell, SF, and postmarked Goldfield, 1916. Vf. Est. $50-100
606. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Cons Mills Printed Postcard, c.1914. The printed photo postcard shows an image of the Goldfield Cons mill. The card is postmarked Goldfield, 1914. The card was sent to the writer’s brother living in McGill, Ely, Nevada. Postmark lines on front of the card. Vf. Est. $25-75
607. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Consolidated Check Collection. Lot of 16 pcs. Many different varieties, ranging from print style to color. Dating from 1908-1916. Most “Paid,” and Xf. Est. $100-300
608. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Consolidated Mill Celebration Pin. Twelfth Annual Session/ (pic- Jim Marshall)/ Oct. 1909/ Goldfield Nevada. 37mm, br, AU, but with heavy toning. Extremely rare. Est. $50-100
609. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company, Lot of 12 different checks. 1) Check no 2581, issued to Exploration Mercantile Co., Inc July 8, 1908 for $4.50, signed by Geo. O. Droy, for General Manager, and J.M. Ferring, Sec’y. 2) Check no. 215, issued to Great Western Smelting & Refining Co., Feb. 10, 1916 for $176.12, signed by K.M. Sampson for General Manager, and J. Davey, Cashier. 3) Check no 256, issued to Pacific States Electric Co., Feb. 22, 1916 for $135.21, signed by J.W. Harbinson, for General Manager, and J.Davey, Cashier. 4) Check no 1227, issued to The Denver Fire Clay Co., June 7, 1916 for $38.68, signed by Geo. O. Droy, for General Manager, and J.Davey, Cashier. 5) Check no 1718, issued to Great Western Smelting & Refining Co., Jul 19, 1916 for $512.05, signed by K.M. Sampson for General Manager, and J. Davey, Cashier. 6) Check no 1876, issued to The Lind Air Products Co., Jul 29, 1916 for $1.00, signed by K.M. Sampson for General Manager, and J. Davey, Cashier. 7) Check no 1954, issued to W.S Van Cott & Co., Aug 3, 1916 for $27.75, signed by K.M. Sampson for General Manager, and J. Davey, Cashier. 8) Check no 2959, issued to National Lead Company, Nov 10, 1916 for $4.66, signed by C. 9) Check no 3115, issued to John S. Cook & Co., Bankers, Nov 27, 1916 for $103.17, signed by J.W. Harbinson, for General Manager, and J.Davey, Cashier. Items 1-9 Green safety paper, 7 x 9, cancelled, excellent condition with punch cancellation and other punch holes. Item 10) Goldfield Consolidated Milling and Transportation Company. Check no 85, issued to Von Schultz & Low, Dec. 9, 1910 for $26.00, signed by J.S. Henderson, for Treasurer, and J.F. Thom, for General Manager. Item 11) Goldfield Consolidated Milling and Transportation Company. Check no 242, issued to Kibby & Johnson, Feb. 6, 1911 for $25.00, signed by J.S. Henderson, for Treasurer, and J.F. Thom, for General Manager. Items 10-11 Sienna paper, 7 x 9, cancelled, excellent condition with punch cancellation and other punch holes. Item 12) Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company Check no 617 to The Midvale Steel Co., Apr. 23, 1914 for $167.20, signed by J.W. Harbinson, for General Manager, and J.Davey, Cashier. Items 12 Gray and white, 7 x 9, cancelled, excellent condition with punch cancellation and other punch holes. Est. $25-75
610. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Consolidated Mines Co. Archive. Lot of 5 pcs. Includes a Cage Inspection tablet; Time Check tablet; and Jumbo Mine Ore Sample tags tablet. All are partially used, and separated at spines. Est. $50-100
611. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Disaster Photo Repro Postcards. Lot of 4 different pcs. Three of the same view of the 1913 Goldfield flood, featuring an image of “De Garmo’s House Floating Down the Gulch.” The fourth view is of a “blast throwing ore up out of the new shaft being sunk.” All with white borders, 3” x 5”, unused, by Triangle Photos. Vf. Est. $25-75
612. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Dog License. O.D.P./ 59*/ 1903 Dog Tax. Oval, with hole at either end, 35mm, br, good, rust, corrosion. Est. $25-50
613. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Fire & Fire Department Photo Repro Postcards. Lot of 5 different pcs. Three images of fire or damage from fire, and two of the Goldfield Fire Department in 1908, with one fireman in the horse-drawn fire wagon. All 3” x 5”, two with white borders, all unused. Xf. Est. $25-75
614. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Fire Company Chromolitho Postmark. The scene shows a horse drawn fire wagon in front of the State Bank & Trust Building, by Edward Mitchell, #805. Xf. Est. $25-50
615. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Fire Department Photo Postcard, c.1908. The shot is of the fire wagon and horses with 3 uniformed fire fighters and 4 other men. There is a dog licking of the horse’s legs. Photo by Petes Photo. Xf. Est. $25-50
616. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Fire Photo Postcards, c.1924. Lot of 2 different cards. Both photocards show scenes of the aftermath of a major fire the tore through the town of Goldfield in 1923. One of the shots is by Petes Photo. Vf. Est. $50-150
617. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Fire Printed Postcard. “ ‘Shack’ on Fire, Goldfield, Nevada.” An interesting view, with what almost looks like a dust storm. View of the front of the building on fire, with people passing in the foreground, and what appears to be fire fighters in the background. Printed by P.E. Kennedy, Goldfield. 3” x 5”, unused. Vf, adhesive damage to back. Est. $20-40
618. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Folding Panorama Photo Postcard, c.1910. A wonderful panoramic view of Goldfield taken around or before 1910. Those who have ever driven through Goldfield in the past few years would appreciate how drastically different the town looked around 1910. The population difference is amazing. The two halves of the postmark fold at the middle . Postmarked Columbia, 1910. Printed by the News, Goldfield. Photographer not noted. Edges slightly worn. Vf. Est. $50-150
619. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Glee Club Photograph, c.1910. The photo shows 15 members of the all male glee club with 2 waiters standing at the right. The photo on matte board of the same dimensions as photo, 8 x 10”. On the reverse side is a listing of the names of the members, which is slightly faded by time. The matte has extensive damage on the reverse. Upper left corner of the photo has damage. Lower right corner has a 3 inch tear and chips missing. Bottom edge has chip missing at center. Top center edge has small tear. Fine. Est. $50-150
620. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Hotel Photo Postcards. Lot of 4 different cards. 4 different photo postcards, white bordered, of the Goldfield Hotel. Only one of the cards has a number, T-617, otherwise the photographer is not noted. All Xf. Est. $40-80
621. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Hotel Postcard, c.1910. Lot of 2 different cards. One of the views is of the interior of the Goldfield Hotel lobby, postmarked Rhyolite, 1910. The other card is an exterior view of the hotel with several people on the street, postmarked Cornwell, Conn, 1911. Both are by Welch & Tune, published by The News, Goldfield. Vf. Est. $25-50
622. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Hotel Postcards, c.1907. Lot of 4 different cards. All taken by Allen Photo. First set of cards are nearly identical, varying only by the hue of the card, one b/w, the other green hue. The other set is also nearly identical only varying by color. All postmarked Goldfield, 1908. Vf. Est. $35-70
623. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Hotel Postcards. Lot of 6 different cards. The views are of the Goldfield Hotel from various angles and one of the lobby. 2 of the cards are by The News, Goldfield. 2 of the cards are from Polin Bros, Goldfield. 1 card from Welch & Tune, published by Tribune Book & Stationers, Goldfield. The view of Columbia Street has several brown spots on front. The card by Welch & Tune has an accurate scratch mark at upper right. Vf. Est. $50-100
624. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Hotel Printed Photo Postcards. Lot of 6 different pcs. Interior views of the lobby and dining room. Three used, postmarked Goldfield, 1909, 1915. 3” x 5”, Vf, soiled, a bit worn. Est. $50-100
625. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Hotel/ Cigar Co.// GF/ 5cents/ IT. RD, br, 21mm. Vg, surface is quite rough, much detail gone. Est. $50-100
626. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Leather Postcards, c.1907. Lot of 3 different pcs. 3 souvenir leather postcards from Goldfield, Nev with 2 of them being postmarked from Goldfield, Nev., 1907. Cute items from Goldfield. Vf. Est. $50-100
627. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Letterheads, 1908-1932. Lot of 3 different documents. Registration Trust Co, datelined Goldfield, 1908, signed by J. S. Henderson, secretary. John P. Cook & Co. Bankers, Goldfield, Nevada, 1912, signed by M. E. Hill, cashier. Tonopah Banking Corporation, datelined Tonopah, Nevada, 1932, signed by Carroll Henderson, cashier. These letterheads are all extremely rare. Vf. Est. $50-100
628. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Mine Photo Postcards, c.1925. Lot of 3 different cards. All white bordered photo postcards, two are by Zan, T-614 & T-615. All the cards shows scenes of old mines located around Goldfield. One of the cards is captioned “Old Gold Mine.” Vf. Est. $50-75
629. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Miners Unloading an Ore Car Postcard, c.1907. Two miners are unloading an ore car that had just been raised up a shaft. There are several full ore bags at the right which probably contain high grade ore. The image has a distinct blue tint and measures 2.5 x 3” as opposed to the card size of 3.25 x 5.5”. Note on the front in the larger white space and postmark lines extending from left edge across image. Reverse has two different postmarks, one from Goldfield, 1907, and San Francisco, 1907. Vf. Est. $50-150
630. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Mines Chromolitho Postcards. Lot of 5 different cards. 2 different cards showing the Florence Mine, one by Dennison News Co., and the other by Edward Mitchell. One showing the Nevada Goldfield Reduction Co., by P. E. Larson, published by N.P.C. Co. 2 showing the Red Top Mine, one by Edward Mitchell and the other by P. E. Larson. These last 2 cards are the same view with different sizes. All vf. Est. $50-100
631. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Misc Chromolithograph Postcards. Lot of 6 different cards. 2 cards are of a 20 mule train in Goldfield, 1905, identical cards with slightly different color scheme, published by Dennison News Co., one is postmarked San Diego, 1907. One card of a baby burro captioned “First Baby Born in Goldfield, Nev.”, by P. E. Larson, published by N.P.C. Co, LA. One shows a Joshua Tree with snow on the ground, by P. E. Larson, published by N.P.C. Co, LA. The last 2 cards are the same view but have different sizings. The card is captioned “Francis Mohawk High Grade Ore $750,000, Deposited by D. MacKensie in the State Bank and Trust Co’s Vault, Goldfield, Nevada.” Taken by P. E. Larson. Vf. Est. $50-100
632. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Outcrop Photo Postcard, c.1910. The image is of a woman lying on a prospect outcrop with her dog, Fritz, just above her. The card has a white border which is wider on the right side. In this space is a note indicating that the shot was Goldfield, the woman is Stella’s mother and the dog’s name is Fritz. No photographer noted. In the stamp area on reverse is “Velox”. Minor dirt smudges at right. Vf. Est. $25-75
633. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Photo Postcards. Lot of 6 different cards. All 6 cards are photocards, 4 are of differing angles of the sign that tells the story of Goldfield. These 4 photo cards taken by Pete’s Photo Service. The 5th card has an image of Tex Rickard’s house, white bordered. The last card shows an unidentified mine, white bordered. All Xf. Est. $50-75
634. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Photo Reprints. Lot of 5 different images. Includes an image from the Nelson, Gans fight, High-Grade Ledge in Mowhawk Mine, saloon and general views. B&W, 5” x 7”. Xf. Est. $50-100
635. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Modern Postcard Collection. Lot of 35 different cards. 3 b/w photocards, 2 with white borders and showing the Goldfield Hotel, not photographer noted. 4 chromolitho cards all by Curt Teich & Co, Chicago, with varying scenes. 3 heavy card stock postcards by Triangle Photos, San Bernardino, Cal., showing artistic scenes of old cabins. 23 modern color cards with varying scenes and publishers (some cards are duplicated). 5 cards of copies of ads, etc from the Goldfield Daily Tribune all by Triangle Photos printed on yellowish paper. All Xf. Est. $50-100
636. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Postcards, c.1906. Lot of 12 different cards. A small collection of b/w postcards published by H. G. Z. Co. There are too many different cards to list here. The scenes include shots of the Nixon Building, Bottle House, High Grade Ore, Overview of Goldfield, Mohawk Mine, Combination Mine and others. Several of the cards are postmarked Goldfield, 1907-1913. Vf. Est. $100-200
637. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Postcards, c.1907. Lot of 10 different cards. All of the cards are by American News Co. The views are very similar to those of the lot of 10 chromolitho cards also by American News Co. except that these cards are b/w. One of the cards is postmarked Goldfield, 1908. Views include prospectors, overviews, well dressed women, burros and mule teams. Xf. Est. $100-200
638. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Prospector Postcards. Lot of 6 different cards. 5 are chromolitho cards and 1 is a printed photocard. The b/w card shows a group of prospectors in the field, #107, Goldfield, Nev, 1903, published by Miner’s Drug Store, Inc, Tonopah, Nev., postmarked Oakland, 1906. One is of A Dugout, Goldfield, with a man sitting in a chair, published by Newman Post Card Co. 4 cards by P. E. Larson, published N.P.C. Co, La, each card has a unique scene in Goldfield. 2 are postmarked, one from Tonopah, 1912 and one from Goldfield, 1910. Vf. Est. $50-100
639. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Real Photo Postcard, c.1905. The card shows a duplex house in Goldfield with a note at the right in white space. The note is datelined 1905, the card is postmarked twice on the reverse, once from Goldfield and another time at Davenport, Iowa, 1905. Card has wear along bottom edge with a 1 inch of the top layer torn off. Photographer not noted. Vf. Est. $75-150
640. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Real Photo Postcards. Lot of 6 different cards. This is a great lot of rare Goldfield real photo postcards. One card is captioned “After Goldfield Nevada Fire July 6, 1923” with a shot of the National Hotel sign that is damaged by fire with the words “Free Garage in Connection, Fire Proof, Moderate Prices.” Guess the building was not fire proof, the hotel burned to the ground. One card shows “mother Stell with dog Fritz” on an outcrop in Goldfield. Another card with a view of the interior of the Catholic church at Christmas, 1912, postmarked Goldfield, 1913. The 4th card shows an exterior shot of the Goldfield Hotel by Frasher’s. The 5th card is captioned in relatively large letters “Panorama of Goldfield, Nev., Taken From Top of First National Bank Building, 4 Stories High.”, card by Frasher’s. The last card shows a sunset with a bright sun reflection at middle. The reverse has “Remarkable sun reflection looking SW from Davidson’s Garage. Taken by Mrs. Davidson, Goldfield, Nevada. (Apparent railroad being Midland Trail).” All are rare views of Goldfield. Vf. Est. $150-300
641. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Snow Scenes Photo Postcards, 1933. Lot of 3 different cards. Based on these shots, a major snow storm hit Goldfield in 1933, perhaps as much as 3-5 feet. One of the cards is a Frasher’s, one has black paper on reverse from mounting in an album and the last has no photographer noted. All white bordered. Vf. Est. $75-150
642. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Street Scene Chromolitho Postcards. Lot of 5 different cards. 3 are published by Dennison News Co, one is postmarked Goldfield, 1908. 2 are by Edward Mitchell. The last is published by Cardinell-Vincent, #828, All Vf. Est. $50-100
643. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Street Scene Photo Postcards. Lot of 5 different cards. 5 different street scene photo postcards of Goldfield, all about 1940. Only one of the cards has a photographer noted, Pete’s Photo Service. All white bordered. Vf. Est. $50-100
644. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Street Scenes Postcards, c.1910. Lot of 5 different cards. Chromolitho card of Columbia Street, published Gray News, SLC, postmarked San Francisco, 1911. 2 cards by Welch & Tune, published by The News, Goldfield, one showing the corner of Main and Ramsey, the other view looks down main street, postmarked Goldfield, date not visible. The postmarked card has water spots on front. 2 cards by P. E. Kennedy, published by Nevada Post Card Co. One card shows the dedication of one of the school buildings, #B2469. The other card is captioned “Dockstader’s Minstrels”, postmarked Goldfield, 1909. Both of these cards have spotting on front. Vf. Est. $50-150
645. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Token and Key Tag. Lot of 2 different pcs. Montezuma Club/ Goldfield./ Nevada.// 128, oval, American motif engraved on obverse, wm, 34mm, hole at top for suspension; Cannan Drug/ &/ Jewelry/ Co./ Goldfield/ Nev.// GF/ 6 1/4cents/ IT, rd, br, 21mm. Vf, toned, worn, to Vf/Xf, toned. Est. $50-75
646. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Trade Tokens. Lot of 3 different pcs. B./ GF/ 12 1/2cents/ IT, rd, br, 25mm; “APEX”// 109 Ramsey St./ 6 1/4/ Goldfield, rd, br, 21mm; 109 Ramsey St./ Andy Bays/ Goldfield Nev.// B, rd, br, 21mm. All fine, worn and toned. Est. $25-50
647. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield Trade Tokens. Lot of 4 different pcs. Various tokens from Mozart Bar, Goldfield Candy, Vienna Bakery and a wooden nickel from the Santa Fe Saloon. Oct, sc(8), rd, al and br. 21mm-37mm. Vg-Unc. Est. $25-75
648. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield/ (pic-two hands shaking)/ Unity Club/ L.A. Rub. Stamp Co.// GF/ 12 1/2cents/ IT/ Goldfield Merchants. Oval, al, 30mm. A nice example of this piece. AU, minor pitting. Est. $25-50
649. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield/ Home Dairy/ One Pint/ Milk.// Uniface, with hole in center. Al, 25mm, vf, wear to high spots. Est. $25-50
650. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Goldfield/Candy/Company//GF/12.5/IT. Oct., alum, 29mm. Xf-Au. Est. $20-40
651. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Gunman in Goldfield Postcard, c.1908. Blue sepia tone of a gunman. A note indicates the shot was in Goldfield. Postmarked Goldfield, 1908. No photographer. Vf. Est. $50-75
652. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Hermitage Trade Tokens. Lot of 3 different pcs. Each is different, the first aluminum, with an “H” cut out of center, GF 12 1/2cents; the second and third pieces are similar, worth 6 1/4cents and 12 1/2cents, both rd, br, 21mm. Conditions vary from Fine to Vf, toning and wear to high spots on all three. Est. $50-100
653. Esmeralda. Goldfield. High Grade Ore Sack Postcards, c.1909. Lot of 3 different cards. One shows a pile of ore sacks outside of a large exterior vault at the Mohawk Mine, postmarked Columbia, 1909, published by The News, Goldfield. The second card shows high grade sacked ore in an underground tunnel. Each of the sacks is marked Daisy, photo Larson, postmarked Goldfield, 1909. The last card is an underground shot at the 450 ft level of the Mohawk mine. There are 12 miners, many with candlesticks with lit candles. Photo by P. E. Kennedy, published by Nevada Post Card Co. Vf. Est. $50-75
654. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Hoffman/ Bar/ Goldfield/ Nev// GF/ 12 1/2/ Cents/ IT. Rd, al, 25mm. Au, but concentrated pitting on obverse, and scattered throughout the reverse. Est. $50-100
655. Esmeralda. (Goldfield). Hotel Casey/ 6 1/4cents/ Bar// (Same). Rd, br, 21mm. Fine, toned, wear to high spots. Est. $25-50
656. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Hotel Goldfield Token. Hotel/ GF/ 1/ Drink/ Goldfield// 12 1/2/ CTS. Rd, br, 21mm, good, significant wear to high spots, mottled. Rare. Est. $25-50
657. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Humorous & Cute Goldfield Postcards, c.1906. Lot of 5 different cards. Each card is unique, 4 of which have postmarks from Goldfield from 1906-1909. One published by Polin Bros, Goldfield and one published by Denver Post. The other three are not marked with publishers. All Vf. Est. $40-80
658. Esmeralda. Goldfield. J. D. Lothrop Co./ Goldfield,/ Nev./ L.A. Rub Stamp Co.// GF/ 5/ In Merchandise. Rd, al, 23mm. Vf/Xf, surface dull, slight spotting. Est. $25-50
659. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Jake’s Dance/ Goldfield,/ Nev./ Hall/ L.A. Rub. Stamp Co.// 20. Diam., al, 31mm. Au, slight wear at bottom obverse, but a very nice piece. Est. $75-150
660. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Jake’s Dance/Goldfield,/Nev./Hall/L.A. Rub Stamp Co//20. Diamond (4), alum, 31mm. Pitted on both sides. Vf-Xf. Est. $50-100
661. Esmeralda. Goldfield. John Webber/Goldfield,/Nev.//L.A. Rub Stamp Co.//GF/1/Drink. Oct, br, 24mm. Au. This is the nicest condition for this token we have seen. Est. $50-100
662. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Jones Publishing Co Postcards of Goldfield, c. 1906. Lot of 3 different cards. Rare Tom Jones Publishing postcards. Each card has a unique and attractive gold trim and design around an oval shaped b/w image. One card shows Main Street. One shows a prospector seated on a burro with several burros carrying packs. The last shows a Joshua tree with a headframe for a backdrop. This card is postmarked Bridgeport and Carson City, 1907. Xf. Rare. Est. $50-150
663. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Labor Day Drilling Contest Chromolitho Postcards. Lot of 3 different cards. All 3 cards show a very similar scene of a crowd in the streets in front of the Mohawk Club, c.1905. 2 of the cards are by Dennison News Co. The third is by P. E. Larson, published by N.C.P. Co., and is postmarked Goldfield, 1907, postmark is also on front of card. Vf. Est. $25-50
664. Esmeralda. Goldfield. M. W. Jelinek/ Goldfield/ Nev.// GF/ One/ Loaf/ Of Bread. Sc(12), al, 30mm, Vg, significant wear to high spots. Est. $50-100
665. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Main Street Postcards, c,1907. Lot of 3 similar cards. The 3 cards are all similar except for color. One is b/w, one has a green hue and one has a yellow hue. The shot was taken on a day when there was to be a celebration in Goldfield. Two men are controlling a cow in the middle of the street. All taken by Allen Photo. Vf. Est. $25-50
666. Esmeralda. (Goldfield). Manning’s/ 205/ E. Bennett// GF/ One/ 5cent/ Cigar. Rare. Rd, br, 21mm, Vf, rough surface, worn. Est. $25-50
667. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Merger/ Bar/ Goldfield/ Nev.// GF/ 12 1/2/ IT. Sc(8), br, 26mm. The Detail is remarkably clear for the shape this token is in. Severely dented, toned. Est. $25-50
668. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Miner’s Drug Store Postcards, c. 1906. Lot of 3 different cards. The first card shows Main Street, #115. The second also shows Main Street, but the image is much smaller, #113. The last card is an overview of Goldfield, #112. This shot was taken when Goldfield was just 1 year old. Two of the cards are postmarked Goldfield, 1906. Vf. Est. $50-100
669. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Miner’s Exchange Building Chromolitho Postcards. Lot of 6 different cards. All the cards have different views of the Miner’s Exchange. 2 are by Edward Mitchell, one postmarked Goldfield, 1906. 1 by Dennison News Co. 1 by Cardinell Vincent Co. 1 is not marked and is printed on thin paper. The last is by P. E. Larson, published N.P.C. Co. Est. $50-100
670. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Mohawk Mine Chromolitho Postcards. Lot of 10 different cards. All the cards show different views of the Mohawk mine located in Goldfield. 2 are published by Newman Post Card Co, #135/10, 135/18, one is postmarked Reno, 1907. One by P. E. Larson, published by N.P.C., #134/18, hand postmarked in pen from Goldfield. 3 cards from Edward Mitchell, all numbered 808 and have only slightly different images. 4 cards are from Dennison News Co., 3 are numbered 9 and one is numbered 10. Vf. Est. $100-150
671. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Mohawk Mine Rare View Postcard, c.1908. This is a rare view of the Mohawk mine in Goldfield. The image is the width of the card but only 1 tall located at the top of the card. A note on the card was written 1909 and sent to a friend in Tonopah (Don’t we take the telephone for granted-vp). Postmarked on reverse Goldfield, 1909 and Tonopah, 1909 on front. Minor foxing along edge. Vf. Est. $25-50
672. Esmeralda. (Goldfield). Mohawk/ Cigar/ Stand// 5cents/ IT. Rd, br, 21mm. Vf, toned. Est. $25-50
673. Esmeralda. (Goldfield). Monte/ Carlo/ D.F. Sullivan// GF/ 25cents/ IT. Rd, al, 27mm. Vf, defects on both sides, pitting. Est. $25-50
674. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Montezuma Club Chromolitho Postcards. Lot of 3 different cards. 2 are by P. E. Larson, published by N.P.C. Co., one shows the interior of the club with several men in suits and the other is an exterior shot of the building, #134/11, 134/12. The last card is also an exterior shot of the Montezuma Club, published by Cardinall-Vincent Co, #824. The last card has minor dirt smudges at right side. Vf. Est. $25-50
675. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Nelson Gans Commemorative Silver Round, 1986. 80th Anniversary/ 1906-1986/ (pic of 2 fighters)/ Nelson-Gans/ Goldfield, Nevada// The International/ .999 Fine/ (pic of balance scale)/ 311 Grams/ Silver Trade Unit. Rd, silver, 38mm. Gem mirror obverse. Reverse has broken die striations going from upper right to lower left. Est. $20-40
676. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Nevada Boy Goldfield MC. Cert. #455. Incorporated in South Dakota in 1904. Issued to Dennis Searles for 500 shares in 1906. Signed by v. president W. J. Douglass and secretary Eugene E. Leey. Vignette of capped woman turned to profile. Black border, gilt seal and underprint. Printed by GOES, distributed by John Partridge. 5 1/2” x 10”. We assume by the name that the company had its operations in Goldfield. Xf. Est. $50-75
677. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Nevada Milk Co./ Wallace/ &/ Watson/ Goldfield/ L.A. Rub Stamp Co.// GF/ 1/2 (1)/ Pint Cream (Milk). Lot of 2 different tokens. RD, Sc (8), with hole at top, al, 26mm, 23mm. Vg-Vf, heavy pitting on one, toning. Est. $50-100
678. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Nye & Ormsby Bank Building Postcard, c.1915. A man is standing across the street from the building that housed the Nye & Ormsby Bank, taken by Allen Photo. Vf. Est. $25-50
679. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Nye and Ormsby County Bank Check Collection. Lot of 5 pcs. 3 different varieties are represented in this lot. Some are distinguished by color, others by size or print style. All unused, Vf, with minor soiling. Est. $25-75
680. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Ore Hauling in Goldfield Chromolitho Postcards, c.1907. Lot of 3 different cards. There is 1 b/w printed photo card by Larson, published by Denver Eng. Co. 2 cards by Newman Post Card Co., and one by Dennison News. Each one of the cards shows the classic 20 mule train hauling either ore or supplies. One of the cards is postmarked Reno, 1907. Vf. Est. $50-10
681. Esmeralda. Goldfield. P. E. Larson Photo Postcards of Goldfield, c.1906. Lot of 6 different cards. The cards are b/w and show different mines in the Goldfield area including the Combination, Mohawk and Red Top. There are 2 cards that show underground views. 2 of the cards are postmarked, one of which is illegible, the other is Goldfield, 1908. Vf. Est. $50-150
682. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Pioneer Buildings of Goldfield, Nevada Chromolithograph Postcards. Lot of 3 pcs. Two black and white chromos, and one color. One postmarked Omaha & ??, 1918. 3” x 5”, published by The News, and Gray News Co. Vf, soiled. Est. $25-75
683. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Pioneer Style Houses in Goldfield, c.1907. Lot of 4 different cards. There are two sets of similar cards that vary by a hue difference. All of the cards are by Allen Photo. The first set shows three Pioneer Dug Out Houses located in Goldfield, one is b/w and the other has a green hue. The other set shows a tent building with a sign above the front door stating “Waldorf-Astoria”. One of the cards is b/w and the other has a green hue. One of the cards is postmarked Goldfield, 1908. Vf. Est. $40-80
684. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Piute Indians Postcard, c.1908. The card is captioned “Piute Indians Gambling, Goldfield, Nevada.” There are several circles of Piutes segregated by gender presumably engaged in some sort of gambling. The card is postmarked Goldfield, 1909. Shot by P. E. Kennedy, Nevada Post Card Co. Wear to edges with small chips missing of the front. Fine. Est. $25-50
685. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Polin Bros./Oatman, Ariz./Goldfield, Nev./L. A. Rub Stamp Co//GF/6 1/4 /IT. Rd, brass, 21mm. Xf. Est. $50-150
686. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Post Office/ News Stand// GF/ 12 1/2cents/ IT. Sc(8), al, 30mm. Fine/Vf, wear to high spots. Est. $25-50
687. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Prospectors of Goldfield, Nevada Real Photo Postcards. Lot of 3 pcs. Three different images of prospectors in various situations. All black and white, unused, 3” x 5”, by Frashers Fotos. Xf. Est. $50-150
688. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Rare Goldfield Check Collection. Lot of 9 pcs. John S. Cook Co, Nevada Wholesale Grocery Co., FNB, Tribune Printing Co., S. Thornton Langley, and Goldfield Investment Co. Ranging in date from 1909-1922. This is a very nice variety of checks from historical Goldfield!. Xf. Est. $75-150
689. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Rhodes/ Cigar Stand/ Goldfield, Nev.// GF/ 5cents/ IT. Rd, br, 21mm. Vg, significant wear to high spots, toned. Est. $25-50
690. Esmeralda. Goldfield. San Carlos/ Hotel/ Goldfield, Nev.// GF/ 12 1/2/ At The Bar. Rd, br, 23mm. Fine, toned, corrosion. Est. $25-50
691. Esmeralda. Goldfield. San Francisco/ Bakery/ 328/ Columbia St./ Goldfield, Nev.// GF One/ 10cent/ Loaf. RD, br, 23mm. Vf/Xf, toned, light corrosion. Est. $25-50
692. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Stage Coach Views in Goldfield Postcards, c.1907-1910. Lot of 5 different cards. One card shows a 20 mule team pulling supplies, by P. E Larson, postmarked Reno, 1907. 2 nearly identical cards by Newman Post Card Co, showing a stage coach en route to Goldfield, one is postmarked Reno, 1907. 2 nearly identical cards showing a stage coach crossing the desert to get to Goldfield, by A. Allen Photo Co, Goldfield, one is postmarked Goldfield, 1910. All Vf. Est. $75-150
693. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Stock Exchange Postcards, c.1907. Lot of 4 different cards. Two different sets of cards that vary by hue color. All taken by Allen Photo. The first set shows the Stock Exchange Building, one is b/w and the other has a green hue. The other set is captioned “A Big Stock Excitement in Goldfield.” Like the first set, one is b/w and the other has a green hue. One is postmarked Goldfield, 1908. Vf. Est. $40-80 0
694. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Texas Saloon/ Goldfield/ Nev.// 6 1/4. Rd, br, 21mm. Listed as fake in the Nevada Token Book. Toning on both sides, but otherwise, Fine-Vf. Est. $25-50
695. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Tonopah Bottle House Real Photo Postcard, c.1907. The image is of the famous Goldfield Bottle House. This shot was taken very early, maybe prior to 1905, because several buildings were built around this house soon after this shot. The image has a silver residue from the processing of the film. Postmarked Goldfield, 1908. Est. $50-100
696. Esmeralda/Nye. Goldfield/Nye. Tonopah & Goldfield Chromolitho Postcards, c.1910. Lot of 4 different postcards. Two of the cards are identical captioned “819. General View of Tonopah, Nev.” One card is captioned “808. Mohawk Mine, Goldfield, Nev.” and the last is “807. General View of Goldfield, Nev.” E. H. Mitchell, Publisher. All Xf. Est. $35-75
697. Esmeralda. Goldfield. W. A. Ingalls Portrait Photo Postcard. A great portrait of the famous, gun toting, sheriff of Goldfield. This shot was taken during his run for the position based on the comment at bottom of the card “W. A. Ingalls for Sheriff.” Wear to corners with minor creases. At right center edge is a small tear. Vf. Est. $50-150
698. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Wells Fargo Stage Coaches in Goldfield Photo Repro Postcards. Lot of 3 different pcs. All unused, white border, 3” x 5”, one stamped Pete Photo Service. Xf. Est. $25-75
699. Esmeralda. Goldfield. Wingfield and Nixon Autographed Goldfield Mohawk MC Checks. Lot of 2 pcs. Each signs a check as a General Manager, 1907, #’s 274 and 430. Both Vf, paid. 7 1/2” x 8 1/4”. Extremely rare. Est. $100-300
700. Esmeralda. Jumbo. Jumbo Club/ Jack J. Jakowatz// GF One/ 12 1/2cent/ Drink or Cigar. Rect., al, 19mm x 31mm. Good/Vg, loss of detail, upper right, or bottom right corner missing, corrosion. Est. $75-150
701. Esmeralda. Millers. Turf Saloon/ Millers,/ Nev.// GF/ 6 1/4c/ IT. Rd, br, 21mm. Vf, wear to high spots, toned. Est. $35-75
702. Esmeralda. Oriental. Carbilisa Claims/ Oriental,/ Nevada/ 1972// 12 1/2/ Cents/ IT/ D.M. Feisel Palo Alto, Cal. Rd, al, 25mm, Bu. Est. $10-20
703. Esmeralda. Silver Peak. Silver Peak Photo Reprints. Lot of 2 different images. Image of two miners and a resting mule. The mule is attached to a pole, and would probably walk in a circle, acting as a winze to retrieve ore. The second is an image of “cabins at the Drinkwater Mine”, with a pack horse in front. 4 1/4” x 6 1/4” and 5” x 7”. Xf. Est. $25-50
704. Esmeralda. Weepah. Electric Mines Co. Photograph Reprint. ȁHauling ore from Electric Mine *** 1925.” �me Electric Consolidated Mines Weepah Esmeralda Co.” Image of an ore car traveling up an incline, and a team of horses waiting to haul the ore. B&W, white border, 5” x 7”. Xf. Est. $50-75
705. Esmeralda. Weepah. Weepah Metals Corp. Cert. #532. Incorporated in Nevada in 1927. Issued to J. Abbott Nile for 250 shares in 1927. Signed by president W.J. Gomm and a. secretary W. Wilson. Uncancelled. Vignette of ore sacks and miners on ore train cars. Brown border, gilt seal. Printed by Goes. 5 1/4” x 10”. Xf. Est. $25-75
