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1895Best.-Nr. 23205Oregon: Not Published 1895. A small archive collection of 38 stock certificates and 2 related finance-related letters; the evidence of this portfolio of investments provide the history of the financial activities of the Ray brothers - Colonel Frank H. Ray a New York investor vice-president of the American Tobacco Co. and his brother Dr. C.R. Ray who investigated various opportunities for Colonel Ray and partnered with him on several deals in the American far West as evidenced here; including Oregon related certificates: 1 1903 Gold Ray Rod & Gun Club Jackson County Oregon to C.R. Ray Bushong & Co. Portland Or. printers; 9 1909 Condor Water and Power Company Oregon made to F.H. Ray H.C. Stoddard engineer for the brothers & others Goes printer; 1911 4 Gold Ray Granite Company Medford Jackson County Oregon made out to C.R. Ray & a few associates Glass & Prudhomme Co. Portland printers; 1912 2 Lucky Tou Velle Copper Mining Company Oregon one to each Ray brother Medford OR printing company; 1912 2 Southern Oregon Mining Bureau Oregon to the Gold Ray Realty Co. Goes imprint; 1908 2 Crater Lake Company Oregon to Frank H. Ray Anderson & Duniway Portland OR printers; 1908 - 1917 5 Orchard Home Company Medford Jackson County Oregon to F.H. Ray & a few associates Glass & Prudhomme Co. Portland OR printers; Miscellaneous stock certificates including: 1 1895 United States School Furniture Company to Frank H. Ray S.D. Childs Chicago printers; 1920 8 Radio Power Corporation Delaware registry to F.H. Ray American Bank Note printers; 1905 1 The Lakewood Country Club Chautauqua County NY to F.H. Ray Albert B. King & Co. NY printers; 1916 2 Hydrocarbon Products Company Arizona to Chas. W. Turner The Broun-Green Co. NY printers with 2 pieces of related ephemera - 2 typed letters of January 1917 regarding agreement to transfer Hydrocarbon stock to a Mr. Carr via Turner & Ray - one with an interesting paragraph of explanation regarding the ".burning of the plant at Lorillard." - one is signed by Frank H. Ray and with an approval signature of Chas. W. Turner both with edgewear and old fold lines one with corner chipped the other with old clip-mark; 1924 1 Certificate of Shares for the Par Securities Corporation Delaware registry to Frank H. Ray W.N. Perrin Co. NY printers; The Ray brothers were very influential in the development of this area of Oregon: ".Besides the Rogue River Electric Company Gold Ray Dam and power houses and several hundred miles of power lines they own a number of mines and several thousand acres of land as well as choice realty in the various cities of the valley. Their latest undertaking was the formation of the Orchard Home Company the planning subdivision caring for and selling on easy terms of choice orchard tracts for the purpose of enabling men of small means in the East to acquire fruit holdings. The Ray brothers are developers on a large scale." quoted from the Medford Mail Tribune January 2 1910 pg. 10; some light wear old fold lines occasional splitting to the certificates; in very good condition and interesting real estate mining & power development history especially of this area of Oregon via this investment ephemera. . Stock Certificates. Not Bound. Very Good. Not Published Paperback
Best.-Nr. a971671968. daily stock prices indexes for April May and June of 1968. Hardcover. Large octavo. 371p. Illustrated boards. Residue of label at heel of each spine one or two university stamps on front or rear blanks and on all fore-edges. VG. . hardcover
1893Best.-Nr. 244131New York: J.B. Gibson Company 1893. Title page printed in red and black. Illustrated with photographs. Unpaginated 99 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Full brown morocco over bevelled boards in period style silk doublures a.e.g. Professional conservation to a few paper flaws mostly in margins dampstaining to first 12 and last 18 leaves; one leaf with old tear costing a small portion of text; half title and frontispiece inlaid. Fine. Title page printed in red and black. Illustrated with photographs. Unpaginated 99 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Centennial publication comprising a list of officers and committee members a 9-page list of members an anonymous 30-page illustrated "History of the New York Stock Exchange" from its origins in 1792 with list of past presidents with the balance of the volume being illustrated advertisements. These include brokerage firms such as Drexel Morgan Spencer Trask and August Belmont as well as banks Manhattan Company Chemical National Bank Bank of America and other companies such as Manning's Yacht Agency. The anonymous author of the "History of the New York Stock Exchange" observes "The New York Stock Exchange is indeed one of the greatest bulwarks against panics that the business community could have." Not in OCLC or in any of the customary catalogues and references J.B. Gibson Company unknown
Best.-Nr. a51608New York 1911. Large Folio 276 leaves rectos only hardcover. Previous owner indexed names of all companies with records in this volume and bound this typed list in. Good corners soiled and stained; faint wrinkling on top margin edge of text only not near text. block. Binding secure. No ownership marks . . hardcover
Best.-Nr. GF16532Paris - Imprimerie Chaix - 1893 - 1 page in folio (format 45,5 x 34 cm) - Encadrement vert -
Best.-Nr. GF16549Londres - 1903 - 1 page in4 (format 26 x 38 cm + coupons restants) - encadrement brun et texte noir sur fond blanc -
1879Best.-Nr. 1891879 Paris, Société Générale d'Imprimerie et de Libraire, 1879, in-4 reliure demi-basane, 104 pp. Très bon état.
Best.-Nr. 24509In-8, broché, 196 p., non coupé. Paris, S.E.V.P.E.N., 1962.
Best.-Nr. 57052P., Larousse, (1901), 204 pages. P., Rivière, 1914, 451 pages. Et Chez l'Auteur, 1913, 472 pages ; tableau dépliant. Ces ouvrages reliés en un fort volume petit in 8°, demi basane marron, dos à faux nerfs.
In-8, broché, 196 p., non coupé. Bibliographie critique de 433 entrées. Tableaux dépliants. Index. Bon exemplaire.
Best.-Nr. 15264, Paris, COB 1986, br..
Best.-Nr. 15279, Paris, COB 1987, br..
Best.-Nr. 15281, Paris, COB 1989, br..
Best.-Nr. 202301581Paris, Jacques grancher editeur, 1987 ; in-8, 200 pp., br. Bon etat.
1908Best.-Nr. 772621908 Paris, Le Financier, 1908, fort volume in 8° relié pleine percaline de l'éditeur, XVIII-1197 pages ; infimes frottis.
Best.-Nr. ORD-1461Paris. 1914. Gd in-8 (220 x 280mm) percaline rouge brique imprimée de l'éditeur, 176 pages, 9 cartes couleurs plusieurs fois dépliantes des Chemins de Fer des Etats-Unis et du Canada. Une carte lgt froissée sinon bon exemplaire. On joint divers prospectus de la banque dont les cotes des principales opérations pour le 10 mai 1920 (4 pages in-4).
Best.-Nr. 63239P., Sans date (1923), in 8° broché, 468 pages.
1789Best.-Nr. 21651bordeaux 1789 1 feuillet plié en deux sur papier velin bleuté ligné, préimprimé en noir et manuscrit à l'encre brune sur les 3 premières pages, avec en tête un timbre fiscal en noir "Bordeaux Extraordinaire", fait à bordeaux, le 24 Avril 1789, signature manuscrite : Mainguy, HUISSIER OU SERGENT ROYAL DE LA COUR DE LA BOURSE DE BORDEAUX,
Best.-Nr. 23546Journal financier ,ému et sympathique ,donnant des consolations gratuites et efficaces aux jeunes veuves qui ont perdu leur fortune à la Bourse . Juin 1873 . Paris ,Libr. Des Bibliophiles , Plaquette in 12 br. 36 pp.Tiré à 500 exemplaires .
1969Best.-Nr. 9988Compagnie des Agents de Change, 1969, in-4°, 120 pp, nombreux documents et photos en noir et en couleurs, reliure pleine toile éditeur, ex. nominatif
Best.-Nr. 200703822Paris, Les editions J. Oliven, 1936 ; in-12, 255 pp., broché.
Best.-Nr. 71395P., Berger-Levrault, 1928, in 8° broché, XX-419 pages.
Best.-Nr. 200801670Paris, Stock, 1999 ; in-8, 260 pp., broché, couverture illustr. Quand les actionnaires font la révolution.
Best.-Nr. 38979, Paris, Dalloz 1965, in-8, br., non coupé, bon état, 224p.
Best.-Nr. 23473, Oxford, Basil Blackwell 1983, in-8, rel. éd., neuf, 240p.
