S.H. & H. Chapman
The Chapman brothers, Samuel Hudson and Henry, first worked for John Haseltine before joining forces and founding their own firm in 1879. Their 1882 sale of the Bushnell collection demonstrated their capability to attract important consignments and showcase them in an appealing manner. The Chapman brothers parted ways in 1906, for reasons unknown, and operated independently with good success into the 1930s.
Data source: Coinbooks.org
Past Auction Results
2 entries found for[year: 1891]
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CATALOGUE OF THE LARGE COLLECTION OF ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN, ENGLISH, FOREIGN AND AMERICAN COINS AND MEDALS. EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF MASONIC MEDALS AND THE LARGEST COLLECTION OF COMMUNION TOKENS IN AMERICA, IF NOT THE WORLD. THE PROPERTY OF MRS. THOMAS WARNER, OF COHOCTON, STEUBEN CO., N.Y.
1891 Jul 15 -
1891 Jul 17
# of Lots: 2000
CATALOGUE OF THE SPLENDID COLLECTION OF ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN, GERMAN, EUROPEAN AND ORIENTAL COINS FORMED BY THE LATE WILHELM BOEING, ESQ., DETROIT, MICH., SOLD BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTOR, TO WHICH IS ADDED A SUPERB SET OF UNITED STATES SILVER DOLLARS, OF A. BRIDGMAN, JR., ESQ., KEOKUK, IOWA.
1891 Nov 27 -
1891 Nov 28
# of Lots: 1073
Company Snapshot
S.H. & H. ChapmanPhiladelpia, PA