CAIRO AGRICOLTURAL C. 5 AZIONI PRIVILEGIATE 1928
1928 - CAIRO AGRICOLTURAL C. 5 AZIONI PRIVILEGIATE
CAIRO AGRICOLTURAL C. 5 AZIONI PRIVILEGIATE 1928
1928 - CAIRO AGRICOLTURAL C. 5 AZIONI PRIVILEGIATE

1928 - CAIRO AGRICOLTURAL C. 5 AZIONI PRIVILEGIATE

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The "Cairo Agricultural Co." was established on October 16, 1906, by royal decree, with headquarters in Cairo, Egypt. The company was founded with the goal of developing and managing agricultural activities in the Nile Delta region and other fertile areas of Egypt. In an era when agriculture was one of the country's main sources of wealth, the "Cairo Agricultural Co." played a crucial role in expanding arable land and introducing new agricultural techniques, significantly contributing to the national economy.

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The "Cairo Agricultural Co." was established on October 16, 1906, by royal decree, with headquarters in Cairo, Egypt. The company was founded with the goal of developing and managing agricultural activities in the Nile Delta region and other fertile areas of Egypt. In an era when agriculture was one of the country's main sources of wealth, the "Cairo Agricultural Co." played a crucial role in expanding arable land and introducing new agricultural techniques, significantly contributing to the national economy.

The certificate shown in the image is a share certificate for five preferred shares, issued in 1928, with a nominal value of 4 Egyptian Pounds per share. These preferred share certificates guaranteed the holders a fixed dividend, often higher than ordinary shares, and priority in payments in the event of the company's liquidation.

Historical Context:

The issuance of this certificate occurred during a period marked by significant economic and political changes in Egypt. In the 1920s, the country was undergoing a transitional period, with the end of the British protectorate and the establishment of a constitutional monarchy. However, agriculture remained a pillar of the Egyptian economy, and companies like the "Cairo Agricultural Co." continued to thrive, contributing to economic stability during a time of political uncertainty.

Historical Company Data:

Item Details
Year of Incorporation 1906
Registered Office Cairo, Egypt
Share Capital at Incorporation LE 400,000
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 1928) Data not available

Document Characteristics:

Characteristic Description
Type of Certificate Bearer Certificate of Five Preferred Shares
Certificate Number 10,886 to 10,890
Nominal Value LE 4 per share
Date of Issue September 14, 1928
Signed by Not clearly identifiable from the document
Artistic Elements The certificate features a complex design with motifs inspired by Islamic art and figures of lamassu (mythological winged creatures), with a richly detailed frame.
Typography Not specified on the document
Provenance Data not available

Artistic and Typographic Description:

The certificate is a notable example of decorative design from the era, with an elaborate frame featuring geometric and stylized motifs inspired by Islamic art, along with representations of lamassu, mythological figures symbolizing protection and strength. These artistic elements reflect the importance and solemnity of the document, symbolizing the security and prosperity associated with participation in the agricultural company.

Provenance:

There are no specific details available on the provenance of this certificate. However, documents like this were often held by investors who saw agricultural companies as a safe long-term investment opportunity, given the centrality of agriculture in the Egyptian economy of the time. The rarity of the document and its connection with a major agricultural company make it particularly interesting for collectors and historians.

Valuation and Rarity:

This certificate can be considered rare, especially if well-preserved. Its value is further enhanced by its issuance date during the interwar period, a significant era for Egypt both politically and economically. The rarity and artistic design of the certificate make it a sought-after piece for collectors of historical documents.

Considerations for Collectors:

Collecting old financial documents, known as scripophily, is a practice that not only allows one to own a piece of history but also offers the opportunity to explore the economic and social roots of different eras. This certificate from the "Cairo Agricultural Co." represents a fascinating example of how agriculture was central to Egypt's economy in the early 20th century. Collectors might consider displaying these documents in quality frames to preserve them 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

Year of issue
1928
Nation of issue
Egitto
Rarity Index
R2
Quotation Index
S2
scripofilia

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