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- Ford Motor Company Stock Certificate Ledger, 1909-1926 -
- 01 April 1909-05 April 1926
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Ford Motor Company Stock Certificate Ledger, 1909-1926
- Ford Motor Company Journal Ledger, 1903-1904 -
- 16 June 1903-31 March 1904
- Collections - Artifact
Ford Motor Company Journal Ledger, 1903-1904
- Ford Motor Company Ledger, 1903-1904 -
- 16 June 1903-31 March 1904
- Collections - Artifact
Ford Motor Company Ledger, 1903-1904
- Ford Motor Company Original Stock Certificate Issued to Henry Ford, June 26, 1903 - This is one of the first shares of Ford Motor Company stock. It was issued to Henry Ford, who had failed twice before to establish a successful automobile company. In his third attempt, Ford had the crucial support of Alexander Malcomson, a wealthy Detroit coal merchant. Malcomson was vital in finding additional investors for Ford's new enterprise.
- June 26, 1903
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Ford Motor Company Original Stock Certificate Issued to Henry Ford, June 26, 1903
This is one of the first shares of Ford Motor Company stock. It was issued to Henry Ford, who had failed twice before to establish a successful automobile company. In his third attempt, Ford had the crucial support of Alexander Malcomson, a wealthy Detroit coal merchant. Malcomson was vital in finding additional investors for Ford's new enterprise.
- Ford Motor Company Original Stock Certificate, June 26, 1903 - This is one of the first shares of stock in Ford Motor Company, Henry Ford's third attempt to establish a successful car company. This time Ford had the crucial support of Alexander Malcomson, a wealthy Detroit coal merchant. Malcomson was vital in finding investors -- like Vernon C. Fry, Malcomson's cousin, to whom this certificate was issued.
- June 26, 1903
- Collections - Artifact
Ford Motor Company Original Stock Certificate, June 26, 1903
This is one of the first shares of stock in Ford Motor Company, Henry Ford's third attempt to establish a successful car company. This time Ford had the crucial support of Alexander Malcomson, a wealthy Detroit coal merchant. Malcomson was vital in finding investors -- like Vernon C. Fry, Malcomson's cousin, to whom this certificate was issued.