Bonds and Shares auctions
3rd issue, serial number 00937, with a booklet and 6 coupons a beautiful piece
The Netherlands, lion thaler, 1646, Utrecht. Condition: 2-/2. A well-preserved coin
Lviv, Joint-Stock Mortgage Bank, 5% Mortgage Bond, $1,000, 1933 A very rare dollar-denominated issue
Lviv, second 4% convertible loan, 155 zł bond, 1930
A well-preserved, large 1,250-ruble bond issued in 1894 by the Warsaw-Vienna Railway Company. The stub and coupons are separate (taped in place).
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) – Ministry of the Treasury 1) 5% bond of the State Conversion Loan for 500 zlotych, September 1, 1926, Warsaw, serial number 4308915 2) 5% bond of the State Conversion Loan, face value 10 zlotych, September 1, 1924, Warsaw, serial number 2903607 Total: 2 bonds
Postwar Poland (1944–1952)1946 National Reconstruction Premium Loan Issue B, serial number 012210/03 horizontal bend
A collection of court records from the Magistrates' Court in Szydłowiec, Radom Province. The collection includes a promissory note for 50 rubles dated 1911. Dimensions: 35.5 x 22.4 cm.
Postwar Poland (1944–1952)National Loan for the Development of Polish Forces Class R / Class P / Class O 3 pieces total
"Szczakowa" S.A. Portland Cement Factory, 10 x 100 zł, 1932
"Krakus" Spirits and Chemical Industry in Kraków, S.A., 280 marks, 1924, Series VIII
A very interesting promotion by "JURATA," a spa company from the Hel Peninsula. A preserved ticket and 10 coupons. A sheet of coupons glued in during the postwar period.
Strzyżów Sugar Refinery, Inc., 5 × 5,000 marks.
"Rudniki" Portland Cement Factory, 500 francs, 1894
Langenbielau/Bielawa, Catholic Parish of Bielawa, 6% promissory note for 40 Gmk from 1928 (317a)
35 EUR
Langenbielau/Bielawa, Bielawa Catholic Parish, 6% debt obligation for 40 Gmk from 1928.
The Republic of Poland (1918–1939)Domestic Government Loan Serial number 0751305, with 9 coupons four tears, creases in the paper
Gliwice, Schaffgotsch Bergwerksgesellschaft, 10,000 marks, 1943
A very well-preserved and visually appealing share certificate from the Kalisz Plush and Velvet Factory Company, dated 1913. Face value: 250 rubles; Share capital: 900,000 rubles. These shares were issued in a limited edition of 3,600. The offered piece bears the number: 2,270. A set of coupons is included.
"Natalin" Tannery, Em.1, 100,000 and 1 million mkp. Set of 2.
Krosno Spinning and Weaving Works, S.A., 25 x 500 marks, 1921, Series I
PolandWarsaw Insurance Company, S.A. serial number 0004256, with a stub and 2 coupons beautiful
A well-preserved, visually appealing promotional piece from the ORNAK Film Industry Society in Warsaw, dated 1920. A 500-mark issue with a certificate and a complete set of coupons.
Gliwice, Schlesische Elektricitäts und Gas AG, 1,000 marks, 1942
Postwar Poland (1944–1952), premium loan (collective bond) for 100 zlotych, October 1, 1951
II-/III+
3 EUR
Postwar Poland (1944–1952)National Loan for the Development of Polish Forces Class L, serial number 0043360 horizontally creased, lower right corner torn, some discoloration of the paper
Austrian Treasury Bond, 10,000 crowns, 1916
IV Austrian 5.5% War Loan, 1,000 and 5,000 crowns, 1916. Set of 2.
The Republic of Poland (1918–1939)Gold Consolidation Bond Included in the set: a 3% bond from the premium investment loan with a face value of 100 zlotych in gold, Issue I, serial number 03/002352, and a 3% bond from the Premium Investment Loan with a face value of 100 zlotych in gold, Series II, serial number 02/002352 2 bonds in total
IV Austrian 5.5% War Loan, 10,000 crowns, 1916
Poland, 8% mortgage bond for 50 pounds sterling = 1,250 Gdańsk guilders, October 1, 1925
I/I-
11 EUR
PolandGdańsk (under German occupation) - Danziger Hypothekenbank AG Series III, letter D, serial number 0380, green overprint featuring a view of the Old Town from the Motława River beautiful
V Austrian 5.5% War Loan, 50 and 100 crowns, 1916. Set of 2.
Krosno Spinning and Weaving Works, S.A., 25 x 500 marks, 1924, Series VI
Krosno Spinning and Weaving Works, S.A., 25 x 500 marks, 1923, Issue III
PolandRepublic of Poland (1918–1939) Series C, number 0012194 two horizontal creases
An interesting, diverse collection of bonds and historical postcards.
A well-preserved 100-ruble bond issued in 1890 by the Warsaw-Vienna Railway.
A set of three well-preserved and visually appealing large shares of the Silesian Discount Bank in Bielsko. The shares were issued in 1921 and 1923.
A very interesting and visually appealing set of ten shares from the Second Polish Republic era. The perfect set for anyone looking to start their adventure in collecting historical Polish securities! We highly recommend it!
PolandPoznań Credit Association Series L - B, serial number 0004875, with a booklet and 22 coupons minor creases and discoloration, but a beautiful piece
An interesting set of popular Polish bonds and a well-known Austrian stock from 1915.
A very interesting and visually appealing set of five stocks from the Second Polish Republic era. The perfect set for anyone looking to start their journey into collecting historical Polish securities! We highly recommend it!
A very well-preserved and visually appealing set of two pieces of stock, with face values of 250 zlotys and 1,250 zlotys, issued in 1938 by the Zgierz-based joint-stock company Przemysł Chemiczny "Boruta." A complete set of coupons along with the coupon booklet. The 250 złoty share has a very low serial number—000014
Polish Commercial Society in Kraków — 25 shares at 140 marks each / 1 share = 25 zlotys, 1920–1925
12 EUR
A visually appealing share certificate issued by a Krakow-based company founded after World War I under the name Polskie Towarzystwo Handlowe T.A., originally dated 1920 and subsequently stamped with January 10, 1925. 25 shares at 140 Polish marks each / 1 share at 25 zlotys, with the stock certificate and some of the coupons still attached.
A very well-preserved and visually appealing bond issued by the local railroad in Bukovina during the Galician period. A 400-korona bond from 1902. The coupon has been detached.
A visually very attractive bond issued by the Podolian Railway Company in 1911. A 1,000-mark bond. Separate coupons.
A set of three beautifully preserved and visually appealing stock certificates issued in 1938 by the United Boiler and Railcar Factories L. Zieleniewski and Fitzner-Gamper. Pieces include stubs and coupons. 1 x share worth 100 zlotych 1 x five shares worth 500 zlotych 1 x ten shares with a value of 1,000 zlotys.
An interesting example of a very well-preserved and visually appealing stock from the oil industry. A subsidiary of an American corporation whose refinery is located, among other places, in what is now Czechowice-Dziedzice. Ten shares at 500 zlotych each.
A visually appealing stock certificate issued in 1919 by a Kraków-based company called the Polish Commercial Society T.A., established after World War I. A 200-korona share certificate (No. 30343) with the certificate stub and some of the coupons still attached.
A visually appealing stock certificate issued in 1919 by a Kraków-based company called the Polish Commercial Society T.A., founded after World War I. A 200-korona share certificate (No. 42695) with the certificate stub and some of the coupons still attached.
Postwar Poland (1944–1952), bond with a face value of 2,000 zloty = 4 × 500 zlotych, April 15, 1946, Warsaw
II/II-
8 EUR
Postwar Poland (1944–1952)1946 National Reconstruction Bonus Loan Series B, serial number 017370/23 4 bond units on a single sheet—uncut, folded horizontally
Second Polish Republic, Chemical Industry in Poland, 5 and 10 shares at 1,000 marks each, 1920
24 EUR
A very well-preserved set of two visually appealing shares issued in 1920 by the Łódź-based joint-stock company Przemysł Chemiczny w Polsce. Five shares, each worth 1,000 marks. Ten shares, each worth 1,000 marks. The stock certificates and some of the coupons are preserved.
A very well-preserved 1,000-ruble share certificate from J. K. Poznański’s Cotton Goods Auction Company in Łódź, dated 1910. The share certificate comes with a coupon,
Three well-preserved and visually appealing bonds issued by the City of Warsaw in 1903 are represented by three pieces. The bonds are for 100 rubles.
Two pieces of visually appealing shares issued in 1922 by the "Kilim Polski" Industrial and Commercial Works in Warsaw. 1 x share for 1,000 Polish marks with a complete set of coupons. 1 x 10 shares of 1,000 Polish marks each, with a complete set of coupons.
A very interesting and visually appealing set of four securities—bonds and a mortgage note. A great set for anyone looking to start collecting historical securities!
A very interesting and visually appealing set of four stocks and a mortgage bond from the Second Polish Republic era. The perfect set for anyone looking to start collecting historical Polish securities and those related to Poland! We highly recommend it!
A 1,000-złoty mortgage bond bearing 8% interest, issued by the Lublin City Credit Society in 1929. The Lublin Society, which was founded during the period of Russian partition, continued its operations during the Second Polish Republic.
Well-preserved pieces of four 5% long-term domestic government bonds from 1920.
A 500-zloty mortgage bond bearing 5% interest, issued by the Lublin City Credit Society in 1925. The Lublin Society, which was founded during the Russian Partition, continued its operations during the Second Polish Republic.
A 500-zlotych mortgage bond bearing 10% interest, issued by the Lublin City Credit Society in 1927. The Lublin Society, which was founded during the period of Russian partition, continued its operations during the Second Polish Republic.
A 500 zlotych mortgage bond bearing 8% interest, issued by the Lublin City Credit Society in 1930. The Lublin Society, which was founded during the Russian Partition, continued its operations during the Second Polish Republic.
A very well-preserved piece of a visually appealing bond issued by the City of Warsaw in 1903. A 100-ruble bond. An incomplete sheet of coupons has been glued onto it.
A 200-zlotych mortgage bond bearing 5% interest, issued by the Lublin City Credit Society in 1925. The Lublin Society, which was founded during the Russian Partition, continued its operations during the Second Polish Republic.
A 1,000-złoty mortgage bond bearing 8% interest, issued by the Lublin City Credit Society (most likely) in 1931. A note on the reverse side may indicate this date. The Lublin Society, which was founded during the Russian partition, continued its activities during the Second Polish Republic.
