Press Release For Immediate Distribution.....January
10, 2004
PSTA Members Scott Winslow Associates, George
Labarre Galleries and Bob Kerstein, CEO Scripophily.com offer Northern
Pacific Railroads sold by the Minnesota Historical
Society for salePremier dealers
in collectible stock certificates and bonds are
pleased to announce their acquisition of the entire
archive of over 300,000 stocks issued by the
historically important Northern Pacific Railroad and
its branch lines. Chartered in 1864, The Northern
Pacific Railroad completed a connection from the
Great Lakes to the Pacific Coast. Encompassing over
100 different Railroads and connected companies, the
holding offers an extremely important view of
railroad finance in the developing Northwestern
United States. This is the most significant archive
of financial stocks to come to the marketplace in a
decade, says Scott Winslow of Scott J. Winslow
Associates.
This group promises to be a
catalyst for growth of the stock and bond hobby
known as “Scripophily”. The number of well-known
Wall Street figures who appear as shareholders
signing certificates is remarkable. This is a
virtual who’s who of American financial historical
figures including John D. Rockefeller, J. Pierpont
Morgan, Jay Gould, E. H. Harriman, important banker
Jay Cooke, John S. Pillsbury; founder of Pillsbury
Co, August Belmont of Belmont Stakes Fame, William
Fargo; co-founder of Wells- Fargo, and Henry Ward
Beecher; Anti-Slavery Reformer.
It’s a rare opportunity indeed
that an archive of this nature may be cataloged for
future generations of collectors and students of
financial history. These are the source documents of
American capitalism. They represent what made
America great! Scott Winslow Associates, George
LaBarre Gallaries and Scripophily.com will offer
these to anyone interested in owning an important
piece of American history. Many people believe that
this type of collection is restricted to a few
museums, but this is far from the truth. In fact,
many significant private collections exist offering
a wealth of history and enjoyment.
Collectors, Museums,
Archivists, and anyone interested in learning more
about this historic find are most welcome to phone
Scott Winslow at 800 225-6233, George LaBarre at
800-717-9529 or Bob Kerstein (Scripophily.com)
888–STOCKS6 ( 1-888-786-2576 ).
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