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Dow Chemical Company stock certificate

  • 1915

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Blank and unregistered stock certificate for the Dow Chemical Company (#000000). "Capital" stock is printed on the certificate, but "Common" has been handwritten to replace all mentions of "Capital."

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  • Box 54, Folder 150119

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Dow Chemical Company. “Dow Chemical Company Stock Certificate.” American Bank Note Company, 1915. Papers of Herbert H. Dow, Box 54, Folder 150119. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/8049g589s.

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