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New York and Boston Silver Lead Company Stock, 1860's [128886]

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New York and Boston Silver Lead Company Stock, 1860's  [128886]
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Cert. #242 was issued to Jaques R. Speyer for 1,700 shares of capital stock ($10 per share). Although the date is not filled in, it is fully issued and we estimate the year at about 1865. Company capital was $1,000,000. Original ink signatures of company president N. S. Pearson and secretary R. W. Cocker. All of the lead and zinc mines of Chester County were located near Phoenixville, 25 miles west of Philadelphia, near the Schuylkill River. The New York and Boston Silver Lead Company consolidated mining properties in 1864, including the Wheatley, Brookdale, Charlestown and the Morris. The company did considerable work reopening the Wheatly and Brookdale in 1864 and 1865. All lead and zinc mining was abandoned in the county by 1870 (Pennsylvania Bureau of Topographic and Geologic Survey, 1922). Red pen cxled. VF.

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