mid 20th century advertising notes for Eastern Air Lines ($500); Rich's Department Store ($10); Georgia Stamp and Coin Company ($100); J.H. Elliott Antiques ($500); K.A. Fraternity celebrating "Old South Day" ($20); three various stage examples of reproduction Lucy Pickens $100 along with genuine example with serial # 33292; three various stage examples of reproduction Stonewall Jackson $500 along with genuine example with serial # 18278; wood and copper printing block for the preceding $500 (front); a second printing block for "FIVE HUNDRED" reverse; a third printing block with unknown intended usage; signed Grover Criswell communication from 1979 offering to pay the sum of $40 for "the $500 CSA note and reproduction thereof"; two letters from 1958 discussing costs and process to reproduce Confederate notes genuine notes with expected wear and typical issues including discoloration, minor edge splits, pinhole(s), wrinkled paper; typical wear to other ephemera present; one advertising note (Elliott) with writing on back; printing blocks showing little appreciable usage