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The Rjazan-Vjazemskaja Železnaja Doroga was an important railway in the Russian Empire, founded in 1889 during the reign of Tsar Alexander III. This historical period was marked by rapid industrialization and infrastructure development aimed at efficiently connecting the vast regions of the Russian Empire. The construction of railways such as the Rjazan-Vjazemskaja was essential for economic development, allowing for the transportation of raw materials, goods, and people across long distances.
In 1889, the year this bond was issued, Russia was experiencing a period of economic expansion and modernization, supported by foreign investments. The bond in question is a tangible testimony of this period, issued to finance the development of the railway infrastructure needed to support the economic growth of the Russian Empire.
Historical Data of the Company
| Entry | Details |
|---|---|
| Year of Establishment | 1889 |
| Headquarters | St. Petersburg, Russian Empire |
| Share Capital at Establishment | Not available |
| Share Capital at Cessation | Not available |
| Year of Stock Exchange Admission | Not available |
| Year of Delisting | Not available |
| Year of Cessation | Not available |
| Annual Revenue | Not available |
Bond Details
| Entry | Details |
|---|---|
| Year of Issue | 1889 |
| Nominal Value | 125 Gold Rubles |
| Interest Rate | 3% per annum |
| Serial Number | N/A |
| Duration | Not available |
| Language | Russian |
| Format | Vertical, richly decorated |
| Dimensions | Not available |
| Typography | High-quality printing, decorative ornaments |
| Authenticity | Documentation available |
Artistic and Typographic Context
This bond is a refined example of late 19th-century typographic art. The print is decorated with elaborate ornamental frames reflecting the imperial Russian style of the time, with intricate details surrounding the text. The document is enriched with graphic elements, including imperial crests and symbols of the Russian state. The entire piece is printed with high quality on durable paper, a characteristic typical of bonds issued during this period.
Provenance and Authenticity
The bond has been carefully preserved and comes with certificates of authenticity issued by recognized experts in the field of scripophily. These documents attest to the originality of the bond and its provenance, thus increasing its historical and collectible value.
Valuation and Rarity
Russian railway bonds from the late 19th century are particularly sought after by scripophily collectors for their artistic beauty and the historical context they represent. This specific bond, issued by the Rjazan-Vjazemskaja Železnaja Doroga, is relatively rare, especially in excellent condition like this specimen. Recent auction sales of similar bonds have shown an appreciation trend, with an increase in value due to the growing interest in imperial Russian bonds.
Scripophily: A Treasure to Collect
The collection of historical securities, known as scripophily, represents a window into the economic and industrial past of the world. Each document tells a unique story of economic development, industrial expansion, and technological progress. Owning a bond like that of the Rjazan-Vjazemskaja Železnaja Doroga is not just possessing a piece of paper but rather owning a part of the economic and social history of the Russian Empire. It represents a cultural and historical investment, as well as a prestigious decoration for any collection.
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