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Lot 134 - Antique Wanted Poster Offering $500 Reward For Information Leading To Arrest And Conviction Of Parties Who Robbed Poulsbo Bank, John Stanioch, Sheriff, Kitsap County, Port Orchard, Washington, 1922
Lot 134 - Antique Wanted Poster Offering $500 Reward For Information Leading To Arrest And Conviction Of Parties Who Robbed Poulsbo Bank, John Stanioch, Sheriff, Kitsap County, Port Orchard, Washington, 1922
Lot 134 - Antique Wanted Poster Offering $500 Reward For Information Leading To Arrest And Conviction Of Parties Who Robbed Poulsbo Bank, John Stanioch, Sheriff, Kitsap County, Port Orchard, Washington, 1922
This is a wanted poster offering a $500 reward by the officials of the Poulsbo Bank for information leading to the arrest and conviction of parties who robbed the Poulsbo Bank. All information on this subject should be communicated to John Stanioch, Sheriff, Kitsap County, Port Orchard, Washington.
Stolen items listed include:
One Fourth L.L. Government Bond, No. 1314127, $100.00
One Fourth L.L. Government Bond, No. 1314125, $100.00
One Fourth L.L. Government Bond, No. 2053821, $100.00
One Fourth L.L. Government Bond, No. 9633552, $50.00
One Fourth L.L. Government Bond, No. G00202027, $50.00
One Third L.L. Government Bond, No. 977157, $50.00
War Savings Stamp Certificate No. 17638150 for $100.00, maturity, registered at Bunker Hill, Kansas
War Savings Stamps, with name of Sam V. Loken, unregistered, $60.00
W.S.S. Certificate No. 05114160, containing Three (3) stamps, registered at Poulsbo Postoffice
W.S.S. Certificate No. 05114161, containing Seven (7) stamps, registered at Poulsbo Postoffice
W.S.S. Certificate with Three (3) stamps, unregistered
W.S.S. Certificate with Five (5) stamps, unregistered
W.S.S. Certificate, Twenty stamps, unregistered, with the name of Carl Anderson, maturity value $100.00
W.S.S. Certificate, unregistered, name of Oscar Rindel, 20 stamps, $100.00
W.S.S. Certificate, unregistered, name of P. A. Brandt, $200
W.S.S. Certificate, registered in the name of M. J. Jensen, $100.00
Gold watch, Hunting case, Hamilton movement, the initial O. I. on the front of case, Xmas 1913, “From Sonny.”
Text further states there is about $6000.00 in gold stolen, jewelry, a goodly amount of gold nuggets, and bonds which are not checked up.
Poster bears received stamp from Police Identification Bureau, Hall of Justice, San Francisco, California, dated February 15, 1922, and received stamp from Chief of Police dated February 15, 1922. Poster shows age toning, creasing, edge wear, edge loss, and handling marks consistent with age and use.
Auction Date: 01/22/2026
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