Great American Corporations Master Set of 75 Stock Certificates

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Great American Corporations Master Set of 75 Stock Certificates
Master Collection of 75 Stock & Bond Certificates: Great American Corporations (1920's - 1970's) Product Description:Our flagship collection of 75 different stock and bond certificates from great American corporations offers the greatest diversity of any single collection we offer and is a must have for the enthusiastic ‘scripophilist’ and American history buff. This comprehensive edition features iconic stock certificates from 75 unique companies representing a wide variety of American industries, including numerous railroad companies. All certificates date from the 1920’s to the 1970’s, with most from the 1950’s to 1970’s. Companies Included:A & P- Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea, Admiral, Air Products & Chemicals, American Airlines, American Brands, American Cable & Radio, American General Insurance, American Radiator & Standard, American Standard, American Telephone & Telegraph, American Tobacco, Anaconda, Atlantic Richfield, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Blue Ridge, Bond Stores, Boston & Maine, Boston & Providence, Calumet & Hecla, Chase Manhattan, Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad, Collins Radio, Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric, Corning International, Dome Mines, Dow Chemical, Erie Railroad, Faberge, Ford International, General Foods, General Motors, Georgia Pacific, Gulf States Utilities, Howard Johnson, International Mercantile Marine, Irving Trust, International Telephone & Telegraph, Lehigh Coal & Navigation, Macy Credit, Martin Marietta, Massey-Ferguson, Mississippi River Corp, Monmouth Park Jockey, Monsanto, New Your, Lackawanna & Western Railway, North American Light & Power, North American Rockwell, Old Colony Railroad, Pan American Airways, Penn Central, Pennsylvania Railroad, Phelps Dodge, Phillips Van-Heusen, Reading Railroad, Seatrain Lines, Sell Oil-Bond, Shulton, Socony Mobile Oil, Standard Oil, Sterling Precision, Studebaker, Tenneco, Tribune Oil, Transworld Airlines, Union Carbide, Union Pacific, United Airlines, United States Lines, United States Steel, Universal Oil Products, Wallace-Murray, Washington Gas Light, W. Union, and White Motor. Stock and Bond Certificates Explained A stock certificate is a physical piece of paper representing ownership in a company. Stock certificates include information such as the shareholder name, number of shares owned, date issued, an identification number, and usually a corporate seal and signatures. Unlike a stock, a bond is a fixed income instrument that represents a loan made by an investor to a borrower, typically a government or corporation, to finance projects and operations. A bond certificate includes the loan terms, bond holder, principal due date, schedule of interest payments, and usually a corporate seal and signatures. Many vintage bond certificates also include attached interest payment coupons, which needed to be physically cut off the bond and redeemed for each interest payment. Certificates are Historic Works of ArtThroughout history, companies competed to produce the most impressive stock and bond certificates, with brilliant colors, intricate designs, and beautiful vignettes. However, with the rise of the internet and online brokerage firms in the 1990s, the need for physical certificates disappeared. One by one, companies quietly discontinued issuance of their paper stocks and bonds. A newsworthy example was Walt Disney's decision in 2013 to phase out their colorful stock certificates featuring renditions of their beloved animated characters. The eventual demise of the stock certificate ends a tradition that extends back at least 400 years, when the Dutch East Indies Company became the first company to issue certificates. Today, the beautiful stock and bond certificates that remain are enduring relics from a bygone era in American financial history. Quality and Authenticity is GuaranteedThe expert staff of Olevian Numismatic Rarities unconditionally guarantees the authenticity of every historic document we sell, and all signatures contained therein. A certificate of authenticity will be included with each item. Your purchase will match the quality of the product shown but may vary slightly due to the original nature of historical documents. They may be stamped and/or punched cancelled and are no longer negotiable. Light creases, pinholes, and occasional handwriting may also be present. Shop with confidence and discover why people choose Olevian Numismatic Rarities when it matters most. Packaging:The certificates will be housed in 1 polybag with chipboard backing, ready for safe storage, display, or framing. Size:Each stock is roughly 10 x 8 inches. Bonds may measure up to 11 x 17 inches unfolded.
Great American Corporations Master Set of 75 Stock Certificates
Master Collection of 75 Stock & Bond Certificates: Great American Corporations (1920's - 1970's)
Product Description:
Our flagship collection of 75 different stock and bond certificates from great American corporations offers the greatest diversity of any single collection we offer and is a must have for the enthusiastic ‘scripophilist’ and American history buff. This comprehensive edition features iconic stock certificates from 75 unique companies representing a wide variety of American industries, including numerous railroad companies. All certificates date from the 1920’s to the 1970’s, with most from the 1950’s to 1970’s.
Companies Included:
A & P- Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea, Admiral, Air Products & Chemicals, American Airlines, American Brands, American Cable & Radio, American General Insurance, American Radiator & Standard, American Standard, American Telephone & Telegraph, American Tobacco, Anaconda, Atlantic Richfield, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Blue Ridge, Bond Stores, Boston & Maine, Boston & Providence, Calumet & Hecla, Chase Manhattan, Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad, Collins Radio, Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric, Corning International, Dome Mines, Dow Chemical, Erie Railroad, Faberge, Ford International, General Foods, General Motors, Georgia Pacific, Gulf States Utilities, Howard Johnson, International Mercantile Marine, Irving Trust, International Telephone & Telegraph, Lehigh Coal & Navigation, Macy Credit, Martin Marietta, Massey-Ferguson, Mississippi River Corp, Monmouth Park Jockey, Monsanto, New Your, Lackawanna & Western Railway, North American Light & Power, North American Rockwell, Old Colony Railroad, Pan American Airways, Penn Central, Pennsylvania Railroad, Phelps Dodge, Phillips Van-Heusen, Reading Railroad, Seatrain Lines, Sell Oil-Bond, Shulton, Socony Mobile Oil, Standard Oil, Sterling Precision, Studebaker, Tenneco, Tribune Oil, Transworld Airlines, Union Carbide, Union Pacific, United Airlines, United States Lines, United States Steel, Universal Oil Products, Wallace-Murray, Washington Gas Light, W. Union, and White Motor. Stock and Bond Certificates Explained A stock certificate is a physical piece of paper representing ownership in a company. Stock certificates include information such as the shareholder name, number of shares owned, date issued, an identification number, and usually a corporate seal and signatures. Unlike a stock, a bond is a fixed income instrument that represents a loan made by an investor to a borrower, typically a government or corporation, to finance projects and operations. A bond certificate includes the loan terms, bond holder, principal due date, schedule of interest payments, and usually a corporate seal and signatures. Many vintage bond certificates also include attached interest payment coupons, which needed to be physically cut off the bond and redeemed for each interest payment.
Certificates are Historic Works of Art
Throughout history, companies competed to produce the most impressive stock and bond certificates, with brilliant colors, intricate designs, and beautiful vignettes. However, with the rise of the internet and online brokerage firms in the 1990s, the need for physical certificates disappeared. One by one, companies quietly discontinued issuance of their paper stocks and bonds. A newsworthy example was Walt Disney's decision in 2013 to phase out their colorful stock certificates featuring renditions of their beloved animated characters. The eventual demise of the stock certificate ends a tradition that extends back at least 400 years, when the Dutch East Indies Company became the first company to issue certificates. Today, the beautiful stock and bond certificates that remain are enduring relics from a bygone era in American financial history.
Quality and Authenticity is Guaranteed
The expert staff of Olevian Numismatic Rarities unconditionally guarantees the authenticity of every historic document we sell, and all signatures contained therein. A certificate of authenticity will be included with each item. Your purchase will match the quality of the product shown but may vary slightly due to the original nature of historical documents. They may be stamped and/or punched cancelled and are no longer negotiable. Light creases, pinholes, and occasional handwriting may also be present. Shop with confidence and discover why people choose Olevian Numismatic Rarities when it matters most.
Packaging:
The certificates will be houséd in 1 polybag with chipboard backing, ready for safe storage, display, or framing.
Size:
Each stock is roughly 10 x 8 inches. Bonds may measure up to 11 x 17 inches unfolded.
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