Columbian Marble Co. - $1,000 - Bond (Uncanceled)
Inv# MB5011 Bond
State(s):
Maine
Years:
1909
$1,000 6% Gold Bond. Interesting graphics by Manhattan Bank Note Co, NY. 59 of 60 coupons remain. Uncanceled. Great!!! From a rare state!
COLUMBIAN MARBLE CO.'S MONKTON QUARRY.
The Monkton quarry of the Columbian Marble Co. is 0.6 mile S. 32° W. of the Vermont Marble Co.'s quarry, on the south side of the east-west crossroads in the same township. The opening is about 20 feet square and 5 to 10 feet deep and has been long disused.
The marble is identical with that of the Vermont Marble Co.'s quarry. The weathered parts have a muddy gray color. The beds strike north, dip 45° E., and show many minor fractures along the bedding.
Condition:
Excellent
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Item ordered may not be exact piece shown. All original and authentic.
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