Stock Certificate - Anglo-Palestine Bank [The Anglo Palestine Company] stamped on January 17, 1910.
Regulations and terms of payment until 1931 are printed on the reverse.
The Anglo Palestine Bank was the central financial institution of the yishuv at the end of the Ottoman era, the entire period of the British Mandate, and even at the beginning of the State of Israel. The bank was established in 1902 as a company with the name 'The Anglo Palestine Co.,' a subsidiary of the Jewish Colonial Trust which was registered in Britain. The company began to function as a bank in Jaffa in 1903, and in 1931 received the name 'The Anglo-Palestine Bank.'
Size: 32x22 cm.
Fold mark. Fine condition.
