Republic of Texas Treasury Warant to Joseph Martin, Texas Minutemen

7.375" x 3.5". Republic of Texas Treasury warrant No. 3461 for $29.20 made out to D.C. Sullivan, for they Pay of Minute Men, dated 1842. **Fine condition. Some wear to corners and edges with some mino

A REPUBLIC OF TEXAS TREASURY WARRANT, DUPLICATE, LOST IN THE BATTLE OF SAN JACINTO, ASA BRIGHAM, FIRST TREASURER OF THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS, SIGNED, VELASCO, JULY 16, 1836, engraving and hand inscribed

6.75" x 3.25" note from the consolidated fund of Texas No. 668 for $100, made out to Benjamin F. Smith, dated 1837. Smith served as a Major under General Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans in

Two Republic of Texas Treasury Warrants, Nos. 564 and 3680, dated 1842 and 1846, respectively. No.564 made out for payment of armorer under the Captain of Ordnance, and No. 3680 made as payment for se

Lot includes two Republic of Texas Treasury warrants Nos. 2274 and 3361, for $5.68 and $54.00 respectively, to a lawyer and to pay for "supplies furnished the Indians". Dated 1845 and 1846. **Good con

6.375" x 3.375". Republic of Texas Treasury warrant No. 2283 for $514.87 made out to H.S. Kenny to pay troops raised in Texas in October 1884. **Fine condition. Only minor wear to corners and edges. S

7" x 3.375". Republic of Treasury Warrant No. 3572 for $28.50 made out to R. Morris, for service as a minute man. **Fine condition. Only minor wear to corners and edges.** $200 - $400

Republic of Texas Treasury Bond for $500 dated 1841. **Very good condition overall with some foxing and wear to corners and edges.** $200 - $400

$50 denomination treasury note No. 408. Dated 1838. **Fair condition overall with some scattered wear to corners and edges. Some additional scattered foxing.** $100 - $200

(6) Antique USA Currency Notes Republic Of Texas, Virginia Treasury & State Of Mississippi 1839 And Up, Comes From A Missouri Estate. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and

Lot includes two $25 and $50 Texas Navy Treasury Bonds Nos. 978 and 438, respectively. Made out to an unknown Water Tender and 2nd Master William Williams, both of the flagship Austin. **Good conditio

Lot includes two $25 Texas Navy treasury bonds #214 and #354 made out to Alexander McGregor of the Texas Navy Yard and Boatswain George W. Will of the Houston. Dated April 23, 1841. **Good condition o

Texas Navy Treasury Bond for $25 No. 944, made out to J.W. Harvey, 2nd Master of the Texas Navy Flagship Austin. **Good condition overall. Some wear to edges and corners** $250 - $500

Lot includes two $25 Texas Navy Treasury Bonds Nos. 939 and 981. Made out to 2nd Master J.W. Harvey and Fireman John Horster(?), respectively, both of the flagship Austin. **Good condition overall. So

Lot includes two $25 Texas Navy treasury bonds #224 and #966, made out to William Devereux and an unknown Water Tender from the Houston, respectively. Dated April 23, 1841. **Good condition overall. S

Texas Navy Issue Treasury Bond for $50, No. 8. Made out to Jacob Dixon, Ship's Cook on the flagship Austin. **Good condition overall. Some wear to corners and edges along with some minor tears.** $300

Texas Navy Treasury bond for $50, No. 54. Made out to William Wills (or Wells). His position appears to be recorded as a "Capt" (Captain), though the remainder of the inscription is illegible as is is

Group of Three Texas Treasury Notes, consisting of an 1840 $50 Republic of Texas note; an 1864 $10 Treasury Warrant, rated "About New" by PCGS; and an 1862 $5 Treasury Warrant. (3 Pcs.) Provenance: Th

1) Hemphill for $31.50 for services under General Burlison. Hemphill was the acting adjutant General. He was also part of the Gillespie Company in the Vasquez Campaign of 1842. a force of 700 men unde

1841 Republic of Texas Government Bond, signed autograph by acting President David G. Burnet in lieu of Mirabeau B. Lamar, and Secretary of Treasury John G. Chalmers, framed and matted with a small po

A TEXAS REPUBLIC SLAVE CONTRACT, JOHN P. COLES AND JOSEPH BELL CHANCE VIZ ABRAHAM, GEORGE AND PEGGY, PROBABLY HIDALGO, WASHINGTON COUNTY JANUARY 14, 1836, manuscript on paper, describing terms of "ser

A SECOND ELECTED GOVERNMENT OF THE TEXAS REPUBLIC NAVAL PROMISSORY NOTE, CITY OF AUSTIN, TREASURY DEPARTMENT, APRIL 23, 1841, ink on paper, reads, "The last Naval Appropriation being inadequate to sat

Public Debt Certificate for $10.50 made out to Jerome Porter for service in Captain Erath's Company of Minute Men. Numbered 27. Captain George B. Erath is listed as raising a company of "Minute Men" i

Government of Texas $50 Treasury Warrant issued November 1, 1838, number 1757, signed by Henry Smith, Treasurer and Sam Houston, President, imprint Toppan, Longacre & Co. Phila. & NY, the reverse with