BRADY, ANTHONY
ANTHONY BRADY (1843-1913). Brady, the creator of New York Edison, was a French immigrant. He opened a tea store in Albany, which soon grew into one of the first chain stores. He soon left that business, but invested in transit businesses and utilities. He controlled a major share of New York's transit systems above ground and invested in the new subway systems.
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Columbus Construction Company Issued To Anthony N. Brady
BRADY, ANTHONY
1895, New Jersey. Stock certificate for seven thousand one hundred twenty three and 3/4 shares issued to ANTHONY N. BRADY (1841-1913) Traction magnate involved with Brooklyn Rapid Transit and the Albany Gas Light Company. In addition, Brady was the largest shareholder and director of American Tobacco Company. Black / White. Blind embossed company seal. Uncancelled. Numerous revenue stamps on verso. Overall Extremely Fine.
Catalog: # SB-4576
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Ohio & Indiana Consolidated Natural & Illuminating Gas Co.-Issued To Anthony Brady
BRADY, ANTHONY
1900. New Jersey. Stock certificate for 100 shares. Issued to Anthony N. Brady. Blue/Black. Vignette of factory at bottom center and allegorical figure standing at left. Very fine.
Catalog: # SB-3525
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