Mining Deeds (or Claims) - 1880's-90's dated Mining Americana

20+ Mining Deeds, claims, maps, blue prints, etc. A deed is a formal legal document that is executed and delivered, particularly in relation to property ownership or legal entitlements. In the context of common law, a deed refers to any written legal instrument that conveys, affirms, or confirms an interest, right, or property, and must be signed, attested, delivered, and, in certain jurisdictions, sealed. It is typically linked to the process of transferring title to property. Deeds carry a stronger presumption of validity and are more difficult to contest than instruments merely signed by the involved party. A deed may be either unilateral or bilateral in nature. Examples of deeds encompass conveyances, commissions, licenses, patents, diplomas, and conditionally executed powers of attorney. The deed is considered the contemporary successor to the medieval charter, with the act of delivery symbolically replacing the ancient ritual of livery of seisin.