Stockholder Samuel
Untermyer, famous American lawyer and civic leader
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Stock Code CCG01
Certificate number 56 for 100
shares of capital stock of par value $100 each, in the name of
Samuel Untermyer, in this Colorado-based
placer mining
company. Green decorative border together with the corporate seal. Dated
1st August 1904.
Actual handwritten signatures of William A Otis, company president together with
that of the secretary of the company. Reverse shows the actual signature
of Untermyer.
Certificate size is 20 cm high x
27 cm wide. It will be mounted in a mahogany frame, with gold inlay, size 31 cm high x 39 cm wide.
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Framed Price : £105.00
Unframed Price : £65.00
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Untermyer,
Samuel, 1858–1940, American lawyer and
civic leader, b. Lynchburg, Va., grad. Columbia law school, 1878. He gained
fame as a lawyer and took part in some of the country's most important
litigation. He served as counsel to the congressional committee headed by
Arsène Pujo that investigated (1912) money trusts, and to the Lockwood
committee of the New York legislature, which probed (1921–22) statewide
housing conditions. As special counsel until 1933 in the famous New York
City transit suits, he helped maintain the five-cent subway fare. Untermyer
was a staunch advocate of stock-market regulations, government ownership of
railroads, and various legal reforms. A leading crusader against
anti-Semitism, Untermyer was active in the movement to boycott Germany after
Hitler rose to power.
