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MO. St. Louis Bank Note Co., 1884, I/C Bond, Acquired by Western BNC.

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MO. St. Louis Bank Note Co., 1884, I/C Bond, Acquired by Western BNC.
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Missouri, 1884, $500 8% I/C Bond Coupon Bond, Black print with ornate black border and green underprint, Company title at top, S/N 14, 'Paid' stamp on face with star punched and crossed out coupons, VF to XF condition. The St. Louis Bank Note Company was an important Midwestern security printer active during the late 19th century, producing stock and bond certificates for railroads, utilities, and industrial firms. This bond is signed by C.C. Cheney as president, a prominent figure in American engraving who later served as president of the Western Bank Note Company of Chicago. During the 1880s, the St. Louis Bank Note Company was absorbed into Western, consolidating its operations under one of the leading bank note firms of the era. Cheney would go on to found the Columbian Bank Note Company in 1904 after Western was acquired by the American Bank Note Company, extending his influence across multiple generations of U.S. security printing.