Old Telephone Linen Backed Photos Archive from American Telephone and Telegraph Co. - Over 300 Photos of Old Telephones

Old ATT Telephone

Old ATT Telephone

Scripophily.com is the Gift of History

Scripophily.com is the Gift of History

RM Smythe Soince 1880

RM Smythe Since 1880

Scripophily.com, a leading online dealer of antique stocks and bonds, is offering collectors the opportunity to own a piece of history.

Collecting Stock and Bond Certificates is extremely rewarding especially during times of stock market turmoil and rising inflation”
— Bob Kerstein, Founder Scripophily.com

FAIRFAX, VA, UNITED STATES, May 8, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ -- Scripophily.com is offering an exciting collection of items from the early years of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company.

A Superb Archive of Nine Telephone Equipment Photograph Books. Ca. 1920’s to 1930’s though the equipment photographed is primarily from earlier periods in telephone history. An exceptional variety of approximately 300 photographs of early telephones and telephone components are represented with some of the equipment dating as far back as 1878. In addition to the equipment represented, nearly 100 additional photos of various schematics and designs of telephone equipment are included bringing the total number of photos to approximately 400. These are first generation photographs and all are linen backed to facilitate their binding within the volumes. Recently acquired from a private collection, these photo albums were lodged in a corporate archive for many years. A typed list index indicating the specific photos is attached to the front of each volume. The photos are generally in excellent condition. Bindings display some marginal wear but remain intact. Truly an extraordinary and rare opportunity to acquire such a visually important trove of technology images related to the early telephone. https://scripophily.net/old-telephone-photos-archive-from-att-over-300-photos-of-old-telephones/

We are also offering an early American Bell Telephone Company (ATT) issued to and signed by Thomas Sanders issued in 1880. https://scripophily.net/early-american-bell-telephone-company-att-issued-to-and-signed-by-thomas-sanders-1880/ In addition, we have an early American Bell Telephone Company issued to and signed by Henry Cabot Lodge- 1880 https://scripophily.net/american-bell-telephone-company-issued-to-and-signed-by-henry-cabot-lodge-1880/.

We also have a Alexander Graham Bell signed letter - PASSCO Certified. Alexander Graham Bell (1847-1922). Scientist; Inventor of the telephone; Educator. Bell’s interest in transmitting speech electrically was an outgrowth of his interest in speech and in communicating with the deaf. He worked out the basic principles of the telephone in 1874, and was granted a patent for it in March 1876. Imprinted letterhead from his home Beinn Bhreagh in Nova Scotia. Bell writes to Edward Hall, Vice-president of American Telephone & Telegraph Company; “...upon my return from Washington I shall be glad to place in your hands one of the original printed copies of the telephone prospectus which I wrote for the English Company Mar. 25, 1878.” Dated Dec. 5. Written in a secretarial hand and signed at the conclusion by Bell. https://scripophily.net/alexander-graham-bell-signed-letter/

Scripophily.com, a leading online dealer of antique stocks and bonds, is offering collectors the opportunity to own a piece of history. The company specializes in rare and unique stock certificates, bonds, and other financial documents, dating back as far as the 1700’s.

Scripophily, the study and collection of stocks and bonds, has become increasingly popular in recent years, and Scripophily.com is at the forefront of this growing trend. The company offers a vast selection of rare and historical documents from around the world, including railroad bonds, mining stocks, dot com’s, banks, and even autographed certificates from famous business leaders.

For those interested in selling their own antique stocks and bonds, Scripophily.net is a buyer of unique certificates and autographs. The company will evaluate and appraise your documents, and then make an offer to buy them if we feel there is a market to sell them.

"We're passionate about the history and value of these rare financial documents, and we want to share that passion with our customers," said Bob Kerstein, Founder of Scripophily.com. "We believe that scripophily is not just a hobby, but a wonderful opportunity that can provide both educational and historical benefits."

Bob Kerstein is the founder and CEO of Scripophily.com, the world's largest buyer and seller of collectible stock and bond certificates. He is also a Certified Public Accountant and a Certified Financial Planner. Bob Kerstein has become a leading expert in the field of collectible stock and bond certificates. He is a frequent guest on television and radio programs, including CNBC and Bloomberg Radio. Bob Kerstein is an avid collector and investor in vintage stock and bond certificates. He has created a unique business model that has made Scripophily.com a leader in the industry. Bob Kerstein is dedicated to educating the public about the history and value of collectible stock and bond certificates. He regularly speaks at conferences and seminars and provides educational materials to help people understand the market and make informed decisions. Bob Kerstein is also an advocate for the preservation of vintage stock and bond certificates. He works with museums, libraries, and collectors to ensure that the certificates are properly documented, preserved, and protected. Bob Kerstein is a passionate and inspirational leader in the world of collectible stock and bond certificates. He is dedicated to providing the best resources and services to his customers and helping to preserve the history and value of these unique collectibles.

Scripophily.com is a leading online dealer of antique stocks and bonds, offering a vast selection of rare and historical documents from around the world. The company is dedicated to providing high-quality products and services to collectors and investors, and is committed to promoting the study and collection of scripophily. For more information, visit www.scripophily.com.

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Bob Kerstein and Chris Meyers presentation at the The Museum of American Finance - How do stock certificates work?