1819 Harrisburg Bank $5 Obsolete Bank Note — Harrisburg, Pennsylvania — May 14, 1819 Hats with a pronounced median ridge

with a pronounced median ridge for strength and piercing capability)

likely used in anti-aircraft or airburst munitions

used in aircraft for navigation and signal tracking

- Lister Bandage Scissors: A classic pair of medical scissors

ensuring the content can be viewed without risking the original film—a unique addition for collectors

1819 Harrisburg Bank $5 Obsolete Bank Note — Harrisburg, Pennsylvania — May 14, 1819 Hats with a pronounced median ridgeFor sale is an original early $5 obsolete bank note from the Harrisburg Bank of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, dated May 14, 1819. This attractive early Pennsylvania bank note features a detailed engraved State Building State House vignette, ornate FIVE side panels, serial number No. 497, and hand signed cashier and president signatures. The note reads: The President Directors & Co. of the Harrisburg Bank promise to pay H. N bearer on demand FIVE dollars.