Mint Director Nellie Tayloe Ross convenes a conference of metallurgists to discuss melting, refining, and other issues related to coinage. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Eric P. Newman Research Files (U.S. Federal Coinage)
Descrizione:
Photostat Copies of the 1870-S $3 and 1822 $5, from the library of Eric P. Newman. The origin of these plates is unknown, possibly ex. Burdette G. Johnson. The Brand estate, portions of which Johnson handled, did contain an 1822 $5, while the (unique) 1870-S $3 was in the Newcomer collection.
Early listing of tranportation tokens. Publish date is approximate. This copy, from the Newman collection, contains a loose leaf noting "Exessively rare Kenworhty-Dunn list. 3 copies known. Fuld, lot 724."
Johnson (Burdette G.) Consignments from Armin Brand
Descrizione:
Inventories of consignments made by Armin Brand to Burdette G. Johnson, covering the period 1936-1947 and representing material from the Virgil Brand estate. Most of the content is foreign and ancient. Some items are keyed to the Virgil Brand ledgers in the American Numismatic Society library. Occasional cover letters are included. Armin Brand passed away in 1946, at which point these consignments are made on behalf of his estate by Frieda Grommes Brand and Jane von Boecklin Allen.
Johnson (Burdette G.) Consignments from Jane von Boecklin
Descrizione:
Inventories of consignments made between 1940 and 1945 by Jane von Boecklin in London (later in New York) to Burdette G. Johnson in St. Louis, presumably representing material from the Virgil Brand estate.
Johnson (Burdette G.) Inventory of Thomas Hall Large Cents
Descrizione:
Inventory of the Thomas Hall collection of large cents. Circa 1940, date is approximate. This document was located among papers documenting Virgil Brand estate consignments to Burdette G. Johnson. Earlier, Virgil Brand acquired the Thomas Hall large cents.
