TOMBSTONE CONSOLIDATED MINES BOND. 1902 Contract Bond. 10 3/4" x 4 1/4" opens to24 1/2"x 2 1/2" One page has the Terms and Conditions, another page has the installment coupons (w/ design on verso), one half of last page has bond. Overall Fine cond. (Az.130); $SOLD.

BANK OF TOMBSTONE. Tombstone, Arizona Feb 25, 1890. 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" . Bold text letterhead, nice display. Light, original fold lines, light diagonal crease, overall VG cond. (Az.128); $125.

TOMBSTONE CON'D GOLD & SILVER MINING CO STOCK.  Arizona. Cochise. Tombstone. Incorporated in 1881. Unissued , No vignette. Black border and print. Printer LeCount Bros. 4” x 9". Datelined San Francisco. "Tombstone Mining District, Cachise Co., A. T." printed on certificate. (Note misspelling of Cochise). (Az.85 )$75. 
I’m uncertain as to the complete story involving this stock. Some research has suggested that this company's name wasn't affiliated with the famous Tombstone Consolidated , which indeed was a very important silver producing mine, but simply an attempt to sell stock with a name very similar to a real producing mining company. From the 1881 book “The Resources of Arizona: Its Mineral, Farming, and Grazing Lands, Towns, and Mining Camps; Its Rivers, Mountains, Plains, and Mesas; With a Brief Summary of Its Indian Tribes, Early History, Ancient Ruins, Climate, etc. etc. A Manual of Reliable Information Concerning the Territory“, states that “The Tombstone Gold and Silver Mining Company own the Lucky Cuss, the East Side, Tribute, and Owl's Nest. This group constitutes one of the most valuable properties in the district…(and) this is the first organized company in the district. Other research from Mindat.org (the largest mineralogical reference website on the internet) indicates that the Lucky Cuss Mine, which was discovered by A.E. Sheiffelin, in February, 1878., was owned at times, or in part, by the Tombstone Gold and Silver Mining Co. (1881); the Tombstone Mill & Mining Co., Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co., Bunker Hill Mines Co., and the Tombstone Development Co.

WESTERN - ARIZONA -TOMBSTONE -COCHISE COUNTY BANK. Tombstone A. T. April 7th 1884. 8 1/4" x 5 1/2" Imprinted letterhead addressed to San Francisco firm, signed by A. Springer (cashier Cochise County Bank).(Az.116) $120.00

PIMA COUNTY BANK LETTERHEAD. Tombstone, A.T. June 12, 1882. Letter to Treasurer of Last Chance Mine. Small stain top rigth corner, 1" tear bottom, along with scotch tape on back. Overall Vg condition with nice large type on letterhead. (Az. 126); $195.

WEST- ARIZONA -TOMBSTONE - PROSPECTOR BILLHEAD . The Daily Prospector, The Sunday Epitaph, Tombstone Billhead. 1915. 7"x 8 1/2 ". Billhead for City of Tombstone. Toning, crinkling due to moisture, repaired tear top right corner, Fair -Good. (Az.32)$85.00

WEST- ARIZONA TERRITORY- TOMBSTONE LETTER. One page typed letter, 7" x 8", 1890,signed by W.K. Meade from Tombstone to the Santa Cruz Bank in Tucson, regarding a draft on William Zeckendorf. A few fold lines, small area of discoloration top, o/w VG cond. (Az.23) $45.00

WESTERN - ARIZONA - TOMBSTONE - LETTER. One page pen manuscript letter,8" x 5 1/2", 1886 written from Bisbee, to (A.) Springer, the cashier at the Cochise County bank. Of note is the mention of Mr. Castaneda (whose store was the sight of the Bisbee massacre). Oval Cochise County Tombstone A.T. on top. Fine cond (Az.22) $85.00

WESTERN - ARIZONA TERRITORY TOMBSTONE BANKING LETTER. One page part imprinted letter. One page part imprinted letter, 8 7/8" x 5 5/8", 1885 from First National Bank, Tucson to A. Springer, Tombstone. Letter has rubber stamp of the Cochise County Bank, Tombstone, A.T. (Az.112 ) $95.00

WESTERN- ARIZONA - TOMBSTONE - COCHISE CO. BANK LEDGER. 1888 Cochise County Bank Account Ledger Page. 10 1/2" x 16 7/8". Large Bold type on top of page. Has damp staining in center and along some fold lines, o/w G. (Az.05); $95.00

WESTERN- ARIZONA - TOMBSTONE -COCHISE COUNTY BANK. Bisbee A. T. Feb 14th 1885. 9" x 5 3/4" Imprinted letterhead to Cashier Cochise County Bank, Tombstone, A. T. 2" x 1 1/4" oval rubber bank on bottom. Light, original fold lines, overall fine cond. (Az.115); $95.00

WESTERN- ARIZONA -TOMBSTONE - LETTER. One page pen manuscript letter, 11” x 8 1/2” , 1886 from B. (Barron) M. Jacobs of the Bank of Tucson, to A. Springer, Cashier Cochise Co. Letter has light rubber stamp of the Cochise County Bank, Tombstone, A.T. of Springer was the manager of the Cochise County Bank. As is cond; Fold lines, small edge tears, chipping along top border, (Az16) $55.00

WESTERN- ARIZONA- TOMBSTONE - LETTER. One page pen manuscript letter,8" x 5" , 1885 written by M. (Mary) Croussey of Bisbee, to (A.) Springer, the cashier at the Cochise County bank regarding a loan. Of special note is she cites Ben Williams as a reference. Williams was the superintendent of the Copper Queen mine in Bisbee. Oval Cochise County Tombstone A.T. on bottom. Fine cond (Az.19); $85.00

WESTERN- ARIZONA- TOMBSTONE. LETTER. TOMBSTONE, A.T. One page pen manuscript letter, 11" x 8 1/2", 1888 from P. Sandoval, Nogales to A.E. Jacobs, Cashier Cochise Co. Bank regarding exchanging drafts for Mexican silver.(Az.07) $49.99

WESTERN- ARIZONA- TOMBSTONE- LETTER . One page pen manuscript letter, 11" x 8 1/2" 1888 from A.J. Henncke(?), San Juan Sonora to A.E. Jacobs, Cashier Cochise Co. Bank regarding financial matters.((Az.12); $65.00