190-, Delaware. Unissued Stock certificate. Vignette of an eagle perched atop a rock at top center. Green underprint.

1903, Missouri. Stock Trust Certificate for one hundred shares. Brown / Black. Vignette of an eagle atop a shield bearing stars and stripes at left. Vignette of George Washington at upper right. Smaller vignette of a locomotive at bottom center. Blind embossed company seal. Issued to aand Signed on verso by WILLIAM C. PROCTOR (1862-1934) Manufacturer and philanthropist. The grandson of Proctor and Gamble’s co-founder, William Cooper Proctor changed the manner of distribution and marketing of the company products, creating one of the largest corporations in the country. Perforation cancellation does not affect W.C. Proctor’s signature.

1903, Missouri. Stock Trust Certificate for 100 shares issued to and signed on verso by WILLIAM COOPER PROCTER (1862 - 1934). Manufacturer; Philanthropist. The grandson of the co-founder of Procter and Gamble, William changed the face of labor relations and the manner of distribution and marketing of the company's products and, in so doing, created one of the largest corporations in the country. Brown/Black. Vignette of an eagle atop shield at left, portrait of George Washington at right and steam locmotive at bottom. Litho. Perforation cancelled and extremely fine. . Procter is very rare in stock form

1905, Missouri. Stock certificate for ten shares issued to John Cudahy Company and Signed on verso, “ John Cudahy Co, John Cudahy Prest,” by JOHN CUDAHY (1887-1943) Real estate broker and American ambassador to Poland, Ireland, Belgium and Lexembourg. Brown / Black. Vignette of an eagle atop a shield at left. Vignette of George Washington at right. Smaller vignette of a locomotive at bottom center. Blind embossed company seal. Perforation cancellation does not affect Cudahy’s signature. Blind embossed company seal lightly affects signatures. Very Fine.

1903, Missouri. Stock Trust Certificate for one hundred shares. Brown / Black. Vignette of an eagle atop a shield bearing stars and stripes at left. Vignette of George Washington at upper right. Smaller vignette of a locomotive at bottom center. Blind embossed company seal. Issued to WILLIAM A. PROCTOR, son of Proctor and Gamble’s co-founder, William Proctor. Signed on verso by WILLIAM C. PROCTOR (1862-1934) Manufacturer and philanthropist. The grandson of Proctor and Gamble’s co-founder, William Cooper Proctor changed the manner of distribution and marketing of the company products, creating one of the largest corporations in the country. Perforation cancellation does not affect W.C. Proctor’s signature.

189-. Minnesota. Unissued stock certificate. Black/Green. Vignette of a spread eagle at top center. Litho. Uncancelled and Excellent.

1872. New York. Certificate of Profits for $200. Black. Vignette of eagle with spread wings at top center, sailing ship at bottom left and sailor at bottom right. Stamp, punch and pen cancelled. Fine.

1878, No place. A Union Mutual Insurance Company Stock for 45 shares. Black with attached adhesive revenue stamp at top left. Vignettes of an eagle, tall sailing ship and a sailor. Punch and stamp cancelled. Fine.

1878, Pennsylvania. Stock certificate for 13 shares. Black. Vignette of eagle at top center, female figure at bottom center and liberty figures at left and right. Pen cancelled. Very fine.