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Lote |
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Título |
New York Central Sleeping Car Company | |||
Local/-is |
New York | |||
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Região |
Amerika | |||
Descrição |
New York, 01.04.1880, 1.000 Shares á $ 100, #2, 22,2x28,7 cm, schwarz/weiß, Zugvignette, loch- und schriftentwertet, ausgestellt auf William H. Vanderbilt, übertragen auf seinen Erben Cornelius Vanderbilt II und rückseitig von seinen Söhnen Cornelius Vanderbilt II und William K. Vanderbilt als Nachlassverwalter signiert. Interessante Assoziation der wichtigsten Vanderbilt-Vertreter der zweiten und dritten Generation. | |||
Estado de conservação |
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Factos históricos (Alemão) |
William Henry Vanderbilt (1821-1885) war der Sohn des legendären Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt. William fing seine Karriere in einem Bankhaus an der Wall Street an. Gesundheitliche Gründe verschlugen ihn jedoch später wieder nach Staten Island. Dort war er zunächst als Farmer tätig. Diese unternehmerischen Fähigkeiten überzeugten seinen Vater. Daher übertrug er ihm die Leitung der Staten Island Rail-Road Company. Später setzte ihn sein Vater als Vizepräsident bei der Harlem-Linie ein. Bald war William Chef der wichtigsten Hudson-Linie. Nach dem Tod des Commodore übernahm William H. Vanderbilt die Herrschaft über das Familien-Imperium. | |||
Factos históricos (Inglês) |
Issued in the name of William H. Vanderbilt, transferred to his heir Cornelius Vanderbilt and signed in the back by his sons Cornelius Vanderbilt II. and William K. Vanderbilt as executors. An interesting association of the most prominent Vanderbilt representatives of the second and third generations. Original signature of William H. Vanderbilt. William Henry Vanderbilt (1821-1885) was the son of the legendary Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt. William commenced his career in a bank company in Wall Street. Health reasons, however, took him away back to Staten Island. Afterwards, he was working as farmer. These entrepreneurial skills convinced his father. That is why he handed over the management of the Staten Island Rail-Road Company to him. Later on, his father appointed him vice-president in the Harlem-Line. Soon enough, William was head of the most important Hudson-Line. After the death of the Commodore, William H. Vanderbilt took over the power of the family empire. | |||
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