Russia. 625 Rubles - 1888 Grand Russian Railroad Company - Nicolas Railroad - Bonds





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Imperial Grand Russian Railroad Company (Nicolas Railroad) bond, 625 Rubles, issued 1888 with 4% annual interest, not cancelled and decorative for framing printed on watermark security paper with a Netherlands tax stamp.
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Decorative Imperial Grand Russian Railroad Company (Nicolas Railroad) bond 625 Rubles metallic 1888 (rare), 4% annual. not cancelled, Netherlands tax stamp, imperial Russian arms. Printed on watermark security paper. 625 Rubles = 100 Pound Sterling = 1200 Gulden
Total loan 11,800,000 Rubles
3 Languages, Russian French, English.
Original signatures
Decorative for framing.
Not Cancelled
Tsar Nicolas I, (1825-1855), commissioned the construction of a rail line between Moscow and Saint Petersburg. It opened in 1851 after 10 years of construction. The line, some 403-miles long, was at the time the longest double-tracked railroad in the world. This route became known as the "Nicolas Railroad". The railroad was financed by a combination of government and private capital, which much of the private money coming from investors in Western Europe, particularly France, England, Belgium and the Netherlands.
Much of the "Nicolas Railroad" was destroyed during World War II. It was subsequently rebuilt and has been upgraded several times since and is one of the busiest rail lines in Russia, carrying both freight and passengers.
Condition, see the photographs for the right impression. WYSIWYG
Shipping with track and trace
no shipping to USA and Porto Rico
Decorative Imperial Grand Russian Railroad Company (Nicolas Railroad) bond 625 Rubles metallic 1888 (rare), 4% annual. not cancelled, Netherlands tax stamp, imperial Russian arms. Printed on watermark security paper. 625 Rubles = 100 Pound Sterling = 1200 Gulden
Total loan 11,800,000 Rubles
3 Languages, Russian French, English.
Original signatures
Decorative for framing.
Not Cancelled
Tsar Nicolas I, (1825-1855), commissioned the construction of a rail line between Moscow and Saint Petersburg. It opened in 1851 after 10 years of construction. The line, some 403-miles long, was at the time the longest double-tracked railroad in the world. This route became known as the "Nicolas Railroad". The railroad was financed by a combination of government and private capital, which much of the private money coming from investors in Western Europe, particularly France, England, Belgium and the Netherlands.
Much of the "Nicolas Railroad" was destroyed during World War II. It was subsequently rebuilt and has been upgraded several times since and is one of the busiest rail lines in Russia, carrying both freight and passengers.
Condition, see the photographs for the right impression. WYSIWYG
Shipping with track and trace
no shipping to USA and Porto Rico

