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The "Banque Foncière de St.-Pétersbourg-Toula" was one of the most significant financial institutions in the Russian Empire at the end of the 19th century. Founded in 1897, this bank's primary goal was to finance land purchases and provide mortgage loans to landowners. It operated mainly in the provinces of Saint Petersburg, Tula, and surrounding regions, offering crucial banking services for agricultural and real estate development in those areas.
The bank was established during a period of significant economic transformation in Russia, where agricultural credit played a fundamental role in modernizing agriculture and developing the real estate market. Shares issued by the Banque Foncière de St.-Pétersbourg-Toula represent an important piece of Russian economic history and reflect the growth of the banking system during that era.
Historical Company Data
| Company Data | Information |
|---|---|
| Year of Establishment | 1897 |
| Headquarters | Saint Petersburg, Russia |
| Initial Capital | 5,200,000 Rubles |
| Year of Stock Exchange Listing | Data not available |
| Year of Delisting | N/A |
| Year of Company Dissolution | Probably after the Russian Revolution |
| Capital at Dissolution or Last Available Data | N/A |
| Annual Revenue | Data not available |
Document Characteristics
| Characteristics | Details |
|---|---|
| Share Name | Акция вь двести рублей (Share of 200 Rubles) |
| Serial Number | 0367 |
| Date of Issue | 1897 |
| Nominal Value | 200 Rubles |
| Capital | 5,200,000 Rubles |
| Capital Distribution | 26,000 Shares of 200 Rubles each |
| Operating Area | Saint Petersburg, Tula, Moscow, and other provinces |
| Document Language | Russian, French |
| Signatories | Names not clearly legible |
Collecting historical shares and bonds, known as scripophily, is a practice that allows one to relive and study economic and financial history through authentic documents. Each certificate represents not only an investment but also a testament to the period in which it was issued, its economic values, and social transformations. Collecting a piece like this share from the Banque Foncière de St.-Pétersbourg-Toula means owning a part of the economic history of Tsarist Russia and a fragment of its financial heritage.
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