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Lot 120 - Antique 1795 North American Land Company Stock Certificate Signed by Robert Morris, Framed with Portrait, 27" W x 17-1/2" H
Antique manuscript stock certificate for five shares in the North American Land Company, dated March 23, 1795, in Philadelphia. The certificate is issued to Thomas Russell, Esq. of Boston and is signed by Robert Morris as President and James Marshall as Secretary. The certificate is framed alongside a portrait print of Robert Morris with a nameplate reading "Robert Morris 1734-1806 / Signer of the Declaration of Independence / Financier of the Revolution."
The document shows significant losses along the left edge and top left corner, with additional tearing and wear throughout. The frame has no glass. The easel stand shown in the photographs is not included.