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The Banque de l'Union, also known as Соединенный Банкъ in Russian, was established on December 23, 1908, with its headquarters in Moscow. Founded to meet the growing need for finance and banking services during Russia's rapid industrialization, the bank quickly gained prominence in the financial market.
Document Details
This share represents a historic security issued in 1911 by the Banque de l'Union. The nominal value of the share is 200 rubles. The certificate is adorned with artistic elements typical of the period and is written in four languages: Russian, French, German, and English, reflecting the bank's international scope and significance.
| Document Details | Description |
|---|---|
| Issue Date | 1911 |
| Nominal Value | 200 rubles |
| Share Capital | 22,500,000 rubles |
| Serial Number | 086071 |
| Headquarters | Moscow |
| President | I.I. Shipov |
| Directors | V.V. Loukianov, A.I. Kourbatov, L.V. Tomachev |
| Chief Accountant | A.M. Kozyrev |
| Cashier | N.V. Kovalev |
Importance of Scripophily
Scripophily is the practice of collecting historical stock and bond certificates. This passion allows one to own a tangible piece of economic and financial history. Each certificate tells a unique story of companies, economic booms, crises, and financial innovations.
Documents like those issued by the Banque de l'Union not only represent an investment in cultural heritage but also offer a unique window into historical events and economic developments that have shaped the modern world. Collecting such documents means preserving historical memory and appreciating the evolution of the global financial system.
This share certificate from the Banque de l'Union is a fascinating example of financial art and history, perfect for any scripophily collector. Its preservation and authenticity add value and interest, making it a desirable piece for anyone exploring Russia's banking history.
Important Note
All historical documents for sale are intended for collection purposes. The documents have no economic or financial value (no economic or financial value). The second image is only representative of the company's related object.
