Share Certificate, Signed (23 results)

Softcover. 8 1/2" x 11." Dated November 4, 1930. Signed by the company vice president and Secretary. American Commonwealth was a New York City-based holding company that operated a large network of electric utilities in the United States and Canada. The company's roots trace back to the Commonwealth & Southern Corporation, which was incorporated in 1929 and included other utility holding companies like Southeastern Power & Light Company and Penn-Ohio Edison Company. In its prime, American Commonwealths Power Corp served 399 communities in 26 US states and 250,100 people in three Canadian provinces. The company ultimately faced financial difficulties and went into receivership. Very Good with light handling and two light vertical creases.

An original share certificate for this Spanish company. Signed in ink by the administrator to the certificate, and stamped with the validation / tax stamp. Now lightly mounted on mounting board, and covered in protective cellophane. Certificate measures 14" x 161/2" Mount is 171/2" x 201/2" A little darkening to the paper, and the stamp / signature have faded a touch. light creasing, but nothing significant. A nice example of this certificate.

9.75 x 13.5, orange, two revenue stamps on reverse. Cancelled, light wrinkling, minimal staining on upper margin else good. Lincoln Motor company, owned by Henry M. Leland and his son Wilfred C. Leland, originally made aircraft engines. After the end of WWI, the company reorganized in January of 1920 in order to manufacture the Lincoln auto. Expected to be on sale by April, 1920, the cars were not ready until September, well after the main buying periods were over. Financial difficulties ensued when sales did not meet expectations. The company went into receivership on Nov. 8, 1921, and secret talks began a few weeks later with Henry Ford. On Feb. 4, 1922, Henry Ford bought the Lincoln Motor Company. Certificate is issued to the E.E. MacCrone & Co., and transferred to Nathan Simons, a local insurance agency. SIGNED BY W.C. LELAND AS VICE PRESIDENT AND W.T. NASH AS TREASURER. motors.

Oblong 9.75 x 13.5, orange, two revenue stamps on reverse. Cancelled, light wrinkling, minimal staining on upper margin, small edge tear else good. Lincoln Motor company, owned by Henry M. Leland and his son Wilfred C. Leland, originally made aircraft engines. After the end of WWI, the company reorganized in January of 1920 in order to manufacture the Lincoln auto. Expected to be on sale by April, 1920, the cars were not ready until September, well after the main buying periods were over. Financial difficulties ensued when sales did not meet expectations. The company went into receivership on Nov. 8, 1921, and secret talks began a few weeks later with Henry Ford. On Feb. 4, 1922, Henry Ford bought the Lincoln Motor Company. Certificate is issued to the E.E. MacCrone & Co. and transferred to Nathan Simons, a local insurance agent. SIGNED BY W.C. LELAND AS VICE PRESIDENT AND W.T. NASH AS TREASURER. Motors.

Condition: Good. 25 x 30cm. Splitting along later vertical fold -- are aound fold reinforced by later strips of acid free paper mending tape. Signed by Secretary and two Directors. Payment and transfer information on back.

Share certificate number R128338 for 100 shares of the Wyoming gold field. The buyer was Oppenheimer & Co.; the certificate is dated November 14, 1958. Signed by the secretary and vice president of the mining company and registered at Reno, Nevada. 10 x 6 1/2", printed in black on green stock. Very good.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Oblong 7.75 x 11.25", printed in green and black with allegorical figures at top, some staining to top edge (on recto and verso), some toning to edges else a nice, unissued stock certificate. SIGNED BY JOSEPH J. COLE AS PRESIDENT, and another as Secretary, with Cole Motor Car blindstamp. Also present is the front cover of MOTOR AGE magazine from February 19, 1920 showing the Cole Aero-Eight.

Printed by J. Haehlen, Phila. Attractive vignette of the Mercantile Library, light orange and black, Internal Revenue stamp over a seal. Creasing, light soiling and spotting else good. Sylvanus A. Leith purchased one share/ten dollars on December 5, 1871. Not cancelled. Signed by J. Perot as president and John H. Wall as treasurer.

Ohio 1872. Minor edge tears & pin hole else ok. 7.5 x 10" plus register. Nice train vignette with smaller one at bottom. Signed by President and Secretary of company.

Condition: Good. Folio. Single page. Very good. Includes seven rubber stamps on front. Signed by two administrators. En Francais.

Condition: Good. Folio. Folded single page. Printed on both sides. Fair with substantial edgewear, staining.Signed by President and Secretary of Brazil Railway Company. Includes several rubber stamps on front. Dated July 1, 1909. Text in English, French and Portuguese.

Condition: Good. Folio. Single page. Good with slight staining. Signed by the Administration Counsel President. Coupons present on right fold. Dated December 28, 1946. En Espanol.

Condition: Good. Share Certificate. 22 x 20 cm. Very Good. Signed in ink on recto & verso. Scarce.

Condition: Good. Share Certificate. 23 x 15 cm. Very Good. Signed in ink on recto & verso. Scarce.

Signed Vintage Founding Share from the Lang Tannery Belgium in an Art Nouveau style. Steel engraving with original ink signature by Marie-Louise Lang. Double Sheet, 34 x 24 cm (13 x 9.5 in), numbered #127, light wear otherwise ok International Shipment will be Airmail.

Signed Vintage Share from this Colonial Trading Company. Steel engraving with signature of authorized officer. Large single Sheet, 27 x 38 cm (10 x 15 in), folding mark, numbered #9104, with original conversion to 20 Goldmark, some wear (see photos) otherwise ok International Shipment will be Airmail at no extra charge * Boediker was specialiced in trading with South-West Africa (today Namibia) and for the supply of the merchant and military marine, exports of all kind of goods and imports of diamonds from Luederitzbuch and Swakopmund where they had own branches. This share was once owned by the noble family Lettow-Vorbeck. Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck (1870-1964) is commonly known as the Africa General".

Signed Antique Share from this African & Asian Trading Company (Cameroon & Sumatra). Steel engraving with signature of authorized officer. Single Sheet, 19 x 26 cm (7.5 x 10 in), empty margins were cutted, numbered #0689, with original conversion to 20 & 80 Goldmark, some wear (see photos) otherwise ok As the share was both traded in Hamburg & Bruxelles Stock Exchange the back side is in French language International Shipment will be Airmail at no extra charge * The company was specialiced in natural rubber production, import and trading all over the world. This share was once owned by the noble family Lettow-Vorbeck. Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck (1870-1964) is commonly known as the Africa General".

Signed Vintage Founding Share from the Lang Tannery Belgium in an Art Nouveau style. Steel engraving with original ink signature by Marie-Louise Lang. Double Sheet, 34 x 24 cm (13 x 9.5 in), numbered #93, light wear otherwise ok International Shipment will be Airmail.

Condition: Good. Stock Certificate for one share, July 20, 1866 to Frank Buck. One of 74 shares at $300 each. Signed in ink by the officers. With 25 cent Washington revenue stamp. 5 x 8.5 inches in quadruple mats.

1. certificate for one share number 378 of 100 dollars of the "Bank der Vereenigde Staten van America" in Philadelphia, original copper engraving on folded cardboards with embossed seal (with a crowned lion), dated June 18, 1839 with original signatures of an attorney (B. Commelin) and original signatures of the widow of Willem Borski, the director of Ketwich & Voombergh and the original signature of Adriaan van der Hoop as director of the Bank Hope & Co., paper size ca. 26 x 21,5 cm, some foxing, small crack in the lower middle fold, attached inside the cardboards 11 dividend coupons from 1840 until 1845 with facsimile prints of Hope & Co., rare copy in good condition 2100 gr.

12. Antwerpen, 1 October 1781, in-plano, 34 x 21,5 cm, printed document with manuscript additions, signed by duke Charles de Proli (General manager of the company) and Guillaume Bolts. The share certificate is written out to Thomas Joseph de Bie. The Triester East India company was the last great colonial enterprise by the Habsburger. The empress Maria Theresia gave permission to Guillaume Bolts to start the company in Trieste, mainly financed by Antwerp bankers. (scripophily).

12. Antwerpen, 1 October 1781, in-plano, 34 x 21,5 cm, printed document with manuscript additions, signed by duke Charles de Proli (General manager of the company) and Guillaume Bolts. The share certificate is written out to Thomas Joseph de Bie. The Triester East India company was the last great colonial enterprise by the Habsburger. Empress Maria Theresia gave Guillaume Bolts permission to start the company in Trieste, mainly financed by Antwerp bankers. (scripophily).

12. Antwerpen, 1 October 1781, in-plano, 34 x 21,5 cm, printed document with manuscript additions, signed by duke Charles de Proli (General manager of the company) and Guillaume Bolts. The share certificate is written out to Thomas Joseph de Bie. The Triester East India company was the last great colonial enterprise by the Habsburger. Empress Maria Theresia gave Guillaume Bolts permission to start the company in Trieste, mainly financed by Antwerp bankers. (scripophily).