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1855 - MACCHINE A VAPORE RIGENERATIVE SISTEMA SIEMENS S.S. CONTINENTALE AZIONI LI 250 LIRE NUOVE DI PIEMONTE - GENOVA

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The Società Anonima Continentale per le Macchine a Vapore Rigenerative Sistema SIEMENS was a company founded in 1855 with headquarters in Genoa and branches in Paris, Vienna and Liège. The company's main purpose was the refinement, industrial application and commercialisation of the regenerative system steam engine developed by German engineer and inventor Carl Wilhelm von Siemens, known to be the founder of the important Siemens company.

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The founders of the company were Siemens itself and the Genoese marquis Alessandro Carlo Cusani. In the foundation document, signed by Cusani as general manager, it was stated that the company's objective was to promote and spread Siemens' regenerative system for industrial use on the European continent.

The company prospered and in 1863 its initial capital increased to 1,100,000 lire. During its period of operation, the company contributed to the development and industrial application of Siemens' regenerative system, which proved to be innovative and efficient in the field of steam engines.

The share certificate issued by the Società Anonima Continentale per le Macchine a Vapore Rigenerative Sistema SIEMENS, which is also mentioned on Scripomuseum.com, is a historical document that testifies to the importance and value of the company in the field of industry and technological innovation in the 19th century.

Product Details

Place of issue: Genova
Year of issue: 1855
Nation of issue: Regno d'Italia
Rarity Index: R5
Quotation Index: S5

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