Vintage 1920s 1960s American Bank Note Company Stock Certificate Green Eagle Vignette Wall Street Scripophily 📜 carle_place_ny_printer which provides a provenance anchor

which provides a provenance anchor that a reproduction would lack

he became the inventor of Citrate of Magnesia — a digestive product successful enough that it funded the construction of his own pharmacy at 131 Knight Street

and the printed cast are exactly as Play-By-Play packed them at the factory — not a loose piece that survived years in a toy box

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Vintage 1920s 1960s American Bank Note Company Stock Certificate Green Eagle Vignette Wall Street Scripophily 📜 carle_place_ny_printer which provides a provenance anchorWhat Was It Like to Hold a Piece of the Company That Printed America's Own Money? Long before anyone thought to frame old paper as art, a stock certificate like this one lived a working life passed across desks on Broad Street, locked in a brokerage vault, stamped and cancelled and refiled a dozen times before it ever found its way into a collector's hands. There's something quietly thrilling about holding a certificate issued by the American Bank