1938 - FONCIERE DU DOMAINE DE CHEIKH FADL - CAIRO
1938 - FONCIERE DU DOMAINE DE CHEIKH FADL - CAIRO
1938 - FONCIERE DU DOMAINE DE CHEIKH FADL - CAIRO
1938 - FONCIERE DU DOMAINE DE CHEIKH FADL - CAIRO

1938 - FONCIERE DU DOMAINE DE CHEIKH FADL - CAIRO

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The "Société Foncière du Domaine de Cheikh Fadl" was established on March 21, 1905, by decree of the Khedive of Egypt, with the goal of developing and managing the vast land holdings located in the Cheikh Fadl region, a particularly fertile agricultural area. The company was primarily engaged in the cultivation of sugarcane, one of Egypt's main agricultural products at the time. The company's activities represented an important source of income for the Egyptian economy, supporting agricultural development and promoting the growth of exports.

Description

The "Société Foncière du Domaine de Cheikh Fadl" was established on March 21, 1905, by decree of the Khedive of Egypt, with the goal of developing and managing the vast land holdings located in the Cheikh Fadl region, a particularly fertile agricultural area. The company was primarily engaged in the cultivation of sugarcane, one of Egypt's main agricultural products at the time. The company's activities represented an important source of income for the Egyptian economy, supporting agricultural development and promoting the growth of exports.

The certificate shown in the image represents ten bearer shares, issued on February 24, 1938, with a nominal value of 4 Egyptian Pounds per share. The document is an example of the company's expanding share capital, which was used to finance further agricultural development projects.

Historical Context:

The issuance of this certificate occurred at a time when Egypt was consolidating its position as one of the world's leading agricultural producers, particularly thanks to agrarian reforms and the expansion of irrigation infrastructure. The "Société Foncière du Domaine de Cheikh Fadl" operated in a context of growing global demand for sugar and other crops, which were a key resource for the Egyptian economy, especially during periods of political instability under British colonial rule.

Historical Company Data:

Item Details
Year of Incorporation 1905
Registered Office Cairo, Egypt
Share Capital at Incorporation LE 623,600
Share Capital at Dissolution Data not available
Year of Stock Exchange Admission Data not available
Year of Delisting Data not available
Year of Company Dissolution Data not available
Turnover (reference year 1938) Data not available

Document Characteristics:

Characteristic Description
Type of Certificate Bearer Certificate of Ten Shares
Certificate Number 058191 to 058200
Nominal Value LE 4 per share
Date of Issue February 24, 1938
Signed by Not clearly identifiable from the document
Artistic Elements The certificate is characterized by a detailed illustration depicting typical agricultural scenes of the time, including sugarcane harvesting and fieldwork.
Typography Litho, Fratelli Ventura, Alexandria
Provenance Data not available

Artistic and Typographic Description:

The certificate is an example of high-quality artistic and typographic design, with a decorative frame that encloses a visual representation of the company's agricultural activities. The main illustration shows workers engaged in the sugarcane harvest, accompanied by a pack animal, with a landscape of palm trees and cultivated fields in the background. The typography, handled by Fratelli Ventura of Alexandria, is of high quality, giving the certificate a prestigious and durable appearance.

Provenance:

There is no detailed information on the provenance of this specific certificate, but similar documents were generally held by wealthy investors and farmers who saw Egyptian agriculture as a safe and profitable sector. The rarity and artistic beauty of the document make it particularly desirable for scripophily collectors.

Valuation and Rarity:

This certificate can be considered rare, especially if it is in good condition. The combination of refined artistic design, its issuance during a period of economic growth for Egypt, and its association with a major agricultural company make it a sought-after piece for collectors of historical and financial documents.

Considerations for Collectors:

Collecting old financial documents, known as scripophily, is a practice that allows one to own a piece of history while exploring the economic and social dynamics of past eras. This certificate from the "Société Foncière du Domaine de Cheikh Fadl" is an excellent example of how agriculture was central to Egypt's economic development in the early 20th century. Collectors might consider framing these documents with quality materials to preserve their integrity while also enhancing their historical and artistic appeal.

Use as a Gift:

In addition to its historical and collectible value, this document can be considered a unique and valuable gift, ideal for those passionate about history, finance, or art. Whether for sophisticated décor, a personal collection, or as a signature gift, a historical certificate like this always adds a touch of elegance and depth.

Certificate of Authenticity:

An official certificate of authenticity can be requested for this document, which includes a historical register. To obtain this service, contact via email info@scripo.it. Additional documentation can increase the perceived value of the certificate.

All historical documents for sale are intended for collection purposes. The documents have no economic or financial value (no economic or financial value), images that are not of the historical document are representative of the company's object and the historical period of reference are not provided but can be freely downloaded from the website and printed.

Product Details

Place of issue
Cairo
Year of issue
1938
Nation of issue
Egitto
Rarity Index
R2
Quotation Index
S2

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