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Lot 719
Atlas Assurance Company Limited, Nominal Police.
London, 9 September ...more Atlas Assurance Company Limited, Nominal Police.
London, 9 September 1904, Policy for £ 100, #5000030, folds, partially light soiling, estimate: € 50
London, 9 September ...more Atlas Assurance Company Limited, Nominal Police.
London, 9 September 1904, Policy for £ 100, #5000030, folds, partially light soiling, estimate: € 50
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Lot 724
Commercial Union Assurance Company Limited (Ocean Accident ...more
Commercial Union Assurance Company Limited (Ocean Accident &
Guarantee Corporation Limited), Nominal Police.
London, 1 March 1944, Policy for £ 500, #261113, folds, otherwise EF, estimate: € 50
London, 1 March 1944, Policy for £ 500, #261113, folds, otherwise EF, estimate: € 50
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Lot 726
County Fire Office, Nominal Police.
London, 29 September 1866, ...more County Fire Office, Nominal Police.
London, 29 September 1866, Policy for £ 170, #481738, folds, tear (approx. 1 cm) at centerfold, estimate: € 50.
The company was incorporated in 1808. It was sold to the Alliance Assurance Co. Ltd. in 1906. It was one of the earliest and most successful fire insurance companies
London, 29 September 1866, ...more County Fire Office, Nominal Police.
London, 29 September 1866, Policy for £ 170, #481738, folds, tear (approx. 1 cm) at centerfold, estimate: € 50.
The company was incorporated in 1808. It was sold to the Alliance Assurance Co. Ltd. in 1906. It was one of the earliest and most successful fire insurance companies
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Lot 727
Course of the Exchange, Nominal Kursblatt.
London, 23 February 1836, ...more Course of the Exchange, Nominal Kursblatt.
London, 23 February 1836, stock market report, #12241, 49.5 x 30.7 cm, black, beige, folds, edge damage, estimate: € 30
London, 23 February 1836, ...more Course of the Exchange, Nominal Kursblatt.
London, 23 February 1836, stock market report, #12241, 49.5 x 30.7 cm, black, beige, folds, edge damage, estimate: € 30
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Lot 730
Edinburgh Life Assurance Company, Nominal Police.
Edinburgh, 26 July ...more Edinburgh Life Assurance Company, Nominal Police.
Edinburgh, 26 July 1894, Policy for £ 4,000, #15355, folds, partially creases, three tears (approx. 2 - 3 cm) at lower margin, estimate: € 50
Edinburgh, 26 July ...more Edinburgh Life Assurance Company, Nominal Police.
Edinburgh, 26 July 1894, Policy for £ 4,000, #15355, folds, partially creases, three tears (approx. 2 - 3 cm) at lower margin, estimate: € 50
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Lot 747
Sun Insurance Office, Nominal Police.
London, 5 May 1913, Policy for ...more Sun Insurance Office, Nominal Police.
London, 5 May 1913, Policy for £ 500, #10685291, folds, estimate: € 50
London, 5 May 1913, Policy for ...more Sun Insurance Office, Nominal Police.
London, 5 May 1913, Policy for £ 500, #10685291, folds, estimate: € 50
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Lot 748
Union Assurance Society, Nominal Police.
London, 2 March 1903, ...more Union Assurance Society, Nominal Police.
London, 2 March 1903, Policy for £ 600, #2702987, folds, partially light creases, estimate: € 50
London, 2 March 1903, ...more Union Assurance Society, Nominal Police.
London, 2 March 1903, Policy for £ 600, #2702987, folds, partially light creases, estimate: € 50
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Lot 750
Yorkshire Fire and Life Insurance Company, Nominal
Police.
York, 11 ...more Yorkshire Fire and Life Insurance Company, Nominal Police.
York, 11 September 1894, Farming Stock Policy for £ 260, #64441, folds, tear (approx. 3 cm) at centerfold, some soiling on reverse, estimate: € 50
Police.
York, 11 ...more Yorkshire Fire and Life Insurance Company, Nominal Police.
York, 11 September 1894, Farming Stock Policy for £ 260, #64441, folds, tear (approx. 3 cm) at centerfold, some soiling on reverse, estimate: € 50
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Lot 234
John Musgrave & Sons Limited, Nominal Ord. 170 x £ 1.
Bolton, 27 ...more John Musgrave & Sons Limited, Nominal Ord. 170 x £ 1.
Bolton, 27 February 1922, 170 Ordinary Shares of £ 1, #40, 27 x 30.7 cm, black, white, folds, a bit soiling, estimate: € 30
Bolton, 27 ...more John Musgrave & Sons Limited, Nominal Ord. 170 x £ 1.
Bolton, 27 February 1922, 170 Ordinary Shares of £ 1, #40, 27 x 30.7 cm, black, white, folds, a bit soiling, estimate: € 30
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Lot 24
Industrial Development Bank of India [2 Stück], Nominal
1.000 DM / ...more Industrial Development Bank of India [2 Stück], Nominal 1.000 DM / 10.000 DM.
Estimate: € 80.
The Industrial Development Bank of India, commonly known as IDBI, was established in 1964 to foster industrial development in India by providing credit and other financial facilities. Initially founded as a part of the Reserve Bank of India, the country's central bank, it evolved into an independent institution. IDBI significantly influenced the modernization and expansion of India's industrial sector by offering not only financial but also technical support. The bank was created with the mission to contribute to the building of a strong industrial base in India. It served as the primary financial instrument of the Indian government to meet the financial needs of the burgeoning industrial sector. IDBI's portfolio included a diverse array of financial products, including project finance, corporate loans, and other financial services tailored to the needs of large, medium, and small enterprises. Over the years, IDBI adapted through various restructurings and changes to meet the evolving economic and industrial conditions. In response to the developing economy and changing market conditions, IDBI Bank offered a comprehensive range of financial services and continually expanded its offerings to meet the needs of its customers. Today, IDBI Bank is considered one of the leading banks in India and plays a central role in the country's financial landscape
1.000 DM / ...more Industrial Development Bank of India [2 Stück], Nominal 1.000 DM / 10.000 DM.
Estimate: € 80.
The Industrial Development Bank of India, commonly known as IDBI, was established in 1964 to foster industrial development in India by providing credit and other financial facilities. Initially founded as a part of the Reserve Bank of India, the country's central bank, it evolved into an independent institution. IDBI significantly influenced the modernization and expansion of India's industrial sector by offering not only financial but also technical support. The bank was created with the mission to contribute to the building of a strong industrial base in India. It served as the primary financial instrument of the Indian government to meet the financial needs of the burgeoning industrial sector. IDBI's portfolio included a diverse array of financial products, including project finance, corporate loans, and other financial services tailored to the needs of large, medium, and small enterprises. Over the years, IDBI adapted through various restructurings and changes to meet the evolving economic and industrial conditions. In response to the developing economy and changing market conditions, IDBI Bank offered a comprehensive range of financial services and continually expanded its offerings to meet the needs of its customers. Today, IDBI Bank is considered one of the leading banks in India and plays a central role in the country's financial landscape
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Lot 251
Liverpool, Manchester and Newcastle upon Tyne Junction ...more
Liverpool, Manchester and Newcastle upon Tyne Junction Railway
Company, Nominal 1 x £ 20.
1 August 1846, 1 Share of £ 20, #37965, partially light creases, otherwise EF, red seal, estimate: € 40
1 August 1846, 1 Share of £ 20, #37965, partially light creases, otherwise EF, red seal, estimate: € 40
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Lot 261
Newcastle United PLC, Nominal 1 x 5 Pence.
20 September 2006, 1 ...more Newcastle United PLC, Nominal 1 x 5 Pence.
20 September 2006, 1 Share of 5 Pence, #28298S, fols, otherwise EF, estimate: € 40.
The British football club was founded as Stanley FC in 1881. It won the Football League Championship in 2016/17, and now participates in the Premier League
20 September 2006, 1 ...more Newcastle United PLC, Nominal 1 x 5 Pence.
20 September 2006, 1 Share of 5 Pence, #28298S, fols, otherwise EF, estimate: € 40.
The British football club was founded as Stanley FC in 1881. It won the Football League Championship in 2016/17, and now participates in the Premier League
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Lot 307
Stockton & Darlington Railway Company, Nominal 7 x £ 25.
24 May ...more Stockton & Darlington Railway Company, Nominal 7 x £ 25.
24 May 1860 (185_), Transfer Certificate for 7 Ordinary Shares á £ 25, #3176, 32.2 x 18.7 cm, black, red, on light blue paper, folds, estimate: € 200.
Die Stockton & Darlington Railway Company wurde 1825 gegründet. Sie war die erste öffentliche Eisenbahn, die für den Güterverkehr Dampflokomotiven einsetzte. Ihre 26 Meilen (40 Kilometer) lange Strecke lag im Nord-Osten Englands und verband die Ortschaften Bishop Auckland, Shildon, Darlington, Stockton-on-Tees und Port Darlington, das heutige Middlesbrough. Für die Eisenbahngeschichte ist die Stockton & Darlington auch von besonderer Bedeutung, da ihre Gleisspurweite von 1435 mm in der Folgezeit weltweit als Normalspur bei den meisten Bahnen Verwendung fand. Einer Legende nach soll die Spurweite auf dem Abstand der Spurrillen der bis nach England führenden Fernwege des Römischen Reiches basieren. Am 23.07.1858 übernahm die Stockton & Darlington Railway Company die erst 1846 gegründete Middlesbrough and Redcar Railway. Die Stockton & Darlington Railway Company bestand bis 1863 als eigene Gesellschaft als sie sich mit der North Eastern Railway zusammenschloss. Diese firmierte ab 1923 als London and North Eastern Railway und ging 1948 in der British Railway auf. Die Strecke von Bishop Auckland über Darlington und Stockton-on-Tees nach Middlesbrough und weiter nach Saltburn wird auch heute noch als Teil des öffentlichen Verkehrssystems genutzt
24 May ...more Stockton & Darlington Railway Company, Nominal 7 x £ 25.
24 May 1860 (185_), Transfer Certificate for 7 Ordinary Shares á £ 25, #3176, 32.2 x 18.7 cm, black, red, on light blue paper, folds, estimate: € 200.
Die Stockton & Darlington Railway Company wurde 1825 gegründet. Sie war die erste öffentliche Eisenbahn, die für den Güterverkehr Dampflokomotiven einsetzte. Ihre 26 Meilen (40 Kilometer) lange Strecke lag im Nord-Osten Englands und verband die Ortschaften Bishop Auckland, Shildon, Darlington, Stockton-on-Tees und Port Darlington, das heutige Middlesbrough. Für die Eisenbahngeschichte ist die Stockton & Darlington auch von besonderer Bedeutung, da ihre Gleisspurweite von 1435 mm in der Folgezeit weltweit als Normalspur bei den meisten Bahnen Verwendung fand. Einer Legende nach soll die Spurweite auf dem Abstand der Spurrillen der bis nach England führenden Fernwege des Römischen Reiches basieren. Am 23.07.1858 übernahm die Stockton & Darlington Railway Company die erst 1846 gegründete Middlesbrough and Redcar Railway. Die Stockton & Darlington Railway Company bestand bis 1863 als eigene Gesellschaft als sie sich mit der North Eastern Railway zusammenschloss. Diese firmierte ab 1923 als London and North Eastern Railway und ging 1948 in der British Railway auf. Die Strecke von Bishop Auckland über Darlington und Stockton-on-Tees nach Middlesbrough und weiter nach Saltburn wird auch heute noch als Teil des öffentlichen Verkehrssystems genutzt
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Lot 34
Oriental Bank Corporation, Nominal 1 x £25.
2 May 1865, 1 Share of ...more Oriental Bank Corporation, Nominal 1 x £25.
2 May 1865, 1 Share of £25, #56736, vignette with coat of arms, lion and unicorn, seal, estimate: € 100.
Established as Bank of Western India in Bombay, India, in 1842, its headquarters were moved to London in 1845. After opening branches in Colombo (1843), Calcutta (1844), Shanghai (1845), Canton (1845), Singapore (1846) and Hong Kong (1846), the failing Bank of Ceylon was taken over in 1850. As a consequence of this merger, the name changed to Oriental Bank Corporation in 1851. Since then the bank was allowed to compete with the East India Company's opium billing monopoly. Additional branches opened in Mauritius, Madras (Chennai), Thalassery, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Wellington, Port Elizabeth, Durban, Fuzhou (Foochow), Yokohama, Hiogo (Kobe) and San Francisco. In the 1860s, the bank held a dominant position in India and China and was considered the "most powerful, oldest and most prestigious Eastern exchange bank". As an exchange bank it was the first bank in Hong Kong and the first bank to issue banknotes in Hong Kong. Despite all these successes, the bank faced severe losses from bad loans in the 1870s, leading to a suspension of payment in 1884 and final liquidation in 1892
2 May 1865, 1 Share of ...more Oriental Bank Corporation, Nominal 1 x £25.
2 May 1865, 1 Share of £25, #56736, vignette with coat of arms, lion and unicorn, seal, estimate: € 100.
Established as Bank of Western India in Bombay, India, in 1842, its headquarters were moved to London in 1845. After opening branches in Colombo (1843), Calcutta (1844), Shanghai (1845), Canton (1845), Singapore (1846) and Hong Kong (1846), the failing Bank of Ceylon was taken over in 1850. As a consequence of this merger, the name changed to Oriental Bank Corporation in 1851. Since then the bank was allowed to compete with the East India Company's opium billing monopoly. Additional branches opened in Mauritius, Madras (Chennai), Thalassery, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Wellington, Port Elizabeth, Durban, Fuzhou (Foochow), Yokohama, Hiogo (Kobe) and San Francisco. In the 1860s, the bank held a dominant position in India and China and was considered the "most powerful, oldest and most prestigious Eastern exchange bank". As an exchange bank it was the first bank in Hong Kong and the first bank to issue banknotes in Hong Kong. Despite all these successes, the bank faced severe losses from bad loans in the 1870s, leading to a suspension of payment in 1884 and final liquidation in 1892
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Lot 57
Daggafontein Mines Limited, Nominal 1 x £ 5.
London, 23 October ...more Daggafontein Mines Limited, Nominal 1 x £ 5.
London, 23 October 1936, 1 Share of £ 5, #A1036, folds, partially creases, pinholes, coupons, estimate: € 50
London, 23 October ...more Daggafontein Mines Limited, Nominal 1 x £ 5.
London, 23 October 1936, 1 Share of £ 5, #A1036, folds, partially creases, pinholes, coupons, estimate: € 50
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Lot 155
Anglo-Italian Bank Limited, Nominal £ 15 / 75 Shares.
London, 5 ...more Anglo-Italian Bank Limited, Nominal £ 15 / 75 Shares.
London, 5 September 1908, Dividend Warrant for £ 15 / 75 Shares, #8, folds, estimate: € 30
London, 5 ...more Anglo-Italian Bank Limited, Nominal £ 15 / 75 Shares.
London, 5 September 1908, Dividend Warrant for £ 15 / 75 Shares, #8, folds, estimate: € 30
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Lot 156
Apollinaris & Johannis Limited, Nominal £ 100.
1 October 1917, ...more Apollinaris & Johannis Limited, Nominal £ 100.
1 October 1917, Deferred Interest Certificat for £ 100, 4 % Irredeemable Debenture Stock, #188, folds, creases, tax stamp, estimate: € 200.
The company was first mentioned in Kelly’s Post Office Directories in 1875, operating under the name Apollinaris Co. Ltd. The following year, it was listed as a wine merchant, and a year later as a wine and mineral water dealer. From 1878 to 1894, the company exclusively sold mineral water. In 1895, the firm moved to 4 Stratford Place, Oxford Street. From 1898 to 1931, a second Apollinaris & Johannis Limited was also listed at this address. The company was named after the Apollinaris spring in the Ahrtal region. The bottling facilities of the company were located near Niederbreisig
1 October 1917, ...more Apollinaris & Johannis Limited, Nominal £ 100.
1 October 1917, Deferred Interest Certificat for £ 100, 4 % Irredeemable Debenture Stock, #188, folds, creases, tax stamp, estimate: € 200.
The company was first mentioned in Kelly’s Post Office Directories in 1875, operating under the name Apollinaris Co. Ltd. The following year, it was listed as a wine merchant, and a year later as a wine and mineral water dealer. From 1878 to 1894, the company exclusively sold mineral water. In 1895, the firm moved to 4 Stratford Place, Oxford Street. From 1898 to 1931, a second Apollinaris & Johannis Limited was also listed at this address. The company was named after the Apollinaris spring in the Ahrtal region. The bottling facilities of the company were located near Niederbreisig
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Lot 162
Babcock & Wilcox Limited, Nominal £100.
16 April 1958, 6% Debenture ...more Babcock & Wilcox Limited, Nominal £100.
16 April 1958, 6% Debenture Stock of £100, #1324, folds, partly creased, estimate: € 50.
The company was founded in 1900 after a company with the same name (founded 1891) was reorganized. The parent company was founded in 1881 by Georg H. Bacock and Stephen Wilcox. They invented the high-preassure boiler in 1867
16 April 1958, 6% Debenture ...more Babcock & Wilcox Limited, Nominal £100.
16 April 1958, 6% Debenture Stock of £100, #1324, folds, partly creased, estimate: € 50.
The company was founded in 1900 after a company with the same name (founded 1891) was reorganized. The parent company was founded in 1881 by Georg H. Bacock and Stephen Wilcox. They invented the high-preassure boiler in 1867
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Lot 171
Bray, Waddington & Company, Limited, Nominal 1 x £50.
9 May 1865, 1 ...more Bray, Waddington & Company, Limited, Nominal 1 x £50.
9 May 1865, 1 Share of £50, #102, fold, otherwise EF, estimate: € 30.
Starting as a foundry, the company became manufacturers of railway plant, machines and tools
9 May 1865, 1 ...more Bray, Waddington & Company, Limited, Nominal 1 x £50.
9 May 1865, 1 Share of £50, #102, fold, otherwise EF, estimate: € 30.
Starting as a foundry, the company became manufacturers of railway plant, machines and tools
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Lot 205
Consolidated Tea & Lands Company, Limited, Nominal £
100.
Glasgow, ...more Consolidated Tea & Lands Company, Limited, Nominal £ 100.
Glasgow, 14 Decmber 1908, Dividend Notice and Warrant on 10 £100 5 % Cumulative 1st Preference Shares, no serial no., folds, smll tar at bottom, estimate: € 50.
The company was founded in 1898 when John Muir reorganized his tea business. The shares were floated on the stock market
100.
Glasgow, ...more Consolidated Tea & Lands Company, Limited, Nominal £ 100.
Glasgow, 14 Decmber 1908, Dividend Notice and Warrant on 10 £100 5 % Cumulative 1st Preference Shares, no serial no., folds, smll tar at bottom, estimate: € 50.
The company was founded in 1898 when John Muir reorganized his tea business. The shares were floated on the stock market
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Lot 208
Cunard Steam Ship Company, Limited, Nominal 30 x £ 20.
22 July ...more Cunard Steam Ship Company, Limited, Nominal 30 x £ 20.
22 July 1880, 30 Shares á £ 20, #36/86251-80, 16 x 25 cm, black, white, folds, two holes, condition VF, stamp cancelled, stamp of the Stock and Share Brokers Hunter & Ley. The certificate was issued a few days after the other Cunard item, which was issued on 13 May 1880. But at the older dated certificate the pre-printed date was 188_, whereas at this certificate the pre-printed date was 18__. This assumes, that the version with 18__ was the older type of stock certificate, although it was issued later. R12! Estimate: € 1500.
Already in 1840 Sir Samuel Cunard (1787 - 1865) founded the British and North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. He offered a regular steam-ship line between Europe and North America. In 1878 the Cunard Steam-Ship Company was founded in Liverpool. In 1932 the North-America Lines of Cunard merged with the White Star Line Limited (owner of the Titanic) to form Cunard-White Star Limited. The Mediterranean Lines remained at Cunard Steam-Ship Company. In 1971 the company was taken over by Trafalgar House PLC. The company is part of the Carnival Corporation since 1998
22 July ...more Cunard Steam Ship Company, Limited, Nominal 30 x £ 20.
22 July 1880, 30 Shares á £ 20, #36/86251-80, 16 x 25 cm, black, white, folds, two holes, condition VF, stamp cancelled, stamp of the Stock and Share Brokers Hunter & Ley. The certificate was issued a few days after the other Cunard item, which was issued on 13 May 1880. But at the older dated certificate the pre-printed date was 188_, whereas at this certificate the pre-printed date was 18__. This assumes, that the version with 18__ was the older type of stock certificate, although it was issued later. R12! Estimate: € 1500.
Already in 1840 Sir Samuel Cunard (1787 - 1865) founded the British and North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. He offered a regular steam-ship line between Europe and North America. In 1878 the Cunard Steam-Ship Company was founded in Liverpool. In 1932 the North-America Lines of Cunard merged with the White Star Line Limited (owner of the Titanic) to form Cunard-White Star Limited. The Mediterranean Lines remained at Cunard Steam-Ship Company. In 1971 the company was taken over by Trafalgar House PLC. The company is part of the Carnival Corporation since 1998
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Lot 209
David Howarth and Company Limited, Nominal £ 50.
Rochdale, 22 ...more David Howarth and Company Limited, Nominal £ 50.
Rochdale, 22 November 1880, Share of £ 50, #72, 21.3 x 23.1 cm, black, beige, small tears, issued to David Howarth, signed by Howarth as secretary, estimate: € 40
Rochdale, 22 ...more David Howarth and Company Limited, Nominal £ 50.
Rochdale, 22 November 1880, Share of £ 50, #72, 21.3 x 23.1 cm, black, beige, small tears, issued to David Howarth, signed by Howarth as secretary, estimate: € 40
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Lot 22
Government of India - India Four per Cent. Stock, Nominal £
4.296. ...more Government of India - India Four per Cent. Stock, Nominal £ 4.296.
24 December 1873, £ 4,926 India Four per Cent. Stock @ 101.5, o. Nr., 16.6 x 21.7 cm, black, grey, minor folds, missing piece of paper at upper left edge, estimate: € 100
4.296. ...more Government of India - India Four per Cent. Stock, Nominal £ 4.296.
24 December 1873, £ 4,926 India Four per Cent. Stock @ 101.5, o. Nr., 16.6 x 21.7 cm, black, grey, minor folds, missing piece of paper at upper left edge, estimate: € 100
Münz Zentrum Rheinland
Lot 4474
Großbritannien. Pergament-Zertifikat THE BLAYDON, GATESHEAD, & ...more
Großbritannien. Pergament-Zertifikat THE BLAYDON, GATESHEAD, & HEBBURN RAIL WAY COMPANY, über Aktien 1026-1030, ausgefertigt am 9. Juli 1835. Dampflok zieht Kohlenfrachtzug zu Beladestation am Tyne; großes Papiersiegel mit Dampflok. . Erhaltung: Schätzpreis: 50
Automatically generated translation:
Great Britain. Vellum certificate THE BLAYDON, GATESHEAD, & HEBBURN RAIL WAY company, over shares 1026-1030, executed at the 9. July 1835. Steam engine pulls Kohlenfrachtzug to loading station at the Tyne; large paper seal with steam engine. Condition: . Estimated-price: 50
Automatically generated translation:
Great Britain. Vellum certificate THE BLAYDON, GATESHEAD, & HEBBURN RAIL WAY company, over shares 1026-1030, executed at the 9. July 1835. Steam engine pulls Kohlenfrachtzug to loading station at the Tyne; large paper seal with steam engine. Condition: . Estimated-price: 50
Münz Zentrum Rheinland
Lot 4475
Großbritannien. BAKU CONSOLIDATED OILFIELDS, LONDON. Zertifikat ...more
Großbritannien. BAKU CONSOLIDATED OILFIELDS, LONDON. Zertifikat über 88 Aktien, für James J.W. GALBRAITH in Monkswood, Kenley, Surrey, vom 24. November 1919. . Erhaltung: Knicke Schätzpreis: 30
Automatically generated translation:
Great Britain. BAKU CONSOLIDATED OILFIELDS, LONDON. Certificate over 88 shares, for James J. W. GALBRAITH in Monkswood, Kenley, Surrey, from 24. November 1919. Condition: kinks. Estimated-price: 30
Automatically generated translation:
Great Britain. BAKU CONSOLIDATED OILFIELDS, LONDON. Certificate over 88 shares, for James J. W. GALBRAITH in Monkswood, Kenley, Surrey, from 24. November 1919. Condition: kinks. Estimated-price: 30
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