1840 $2 Kelsey H. Douglass Merchant Scrip from Nacogdoches, Texas.
This scrip is issued by Kelsey H. Douglass who was a former Texian soldier. He became a merchant and sold dry goods and apparel to the Texas Army.
These scrips were payable at his store or his office in New Orleans. This example is written "my Counting Room" with New Orleans crossed out.
A bare-breasted Commerce is seated with Plenty on a busy wharf next to a large "2" die at the top. An early passenger train is printed next to the signature line at the bottom.
This scrip is PCGS Graded About Uncirculated 53.
1840 $2 Kelsey H. Douglass Merchant Scrip from Nacogdoches, Texas.
This scrip is issued by Kelsey H. Douglass who was a former Texian soldier. He became a merchant and sold dry goods and apparel to the Texas Army.
These scrips were payable at his store or his office in New Orleans. This example is written "my Counting Room" with New Orleans crossed out.
A bare-breasted Commerce is seated with Plenty on a busy wharf next to a large "2" die at the top. An early passenger train is printed next to the signature line at the bottom.
This scrip is PCGS Graded About Uncirculated 53.
