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Post & Flagg was founded by George B. Post and W. Allston Flagg. They were members of the NYSE and Flagg was a governor of the Exchange. Their offices were on Broad Street and they had direct, private wires to Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Newark and Washington D.C. which was a pretty big advantage in the early 1900s.
A local write-up at the time said, "Post & Flagg are thoroughly conservative in their methods and have clientage of high class. Their business has increased year after year and they are recognized as one of the leading banking and brokerage house which maintain the traditions, standards and respectability of Wall Street."
This New York Curb Exchange trade ticket was issued in 1919 from L.A. Mathey & Co to Post & Flagg. Features a State of New York and Federal revenue stamp.
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This one-of-a-kind trade ticket is presented in a gorgeous high quality acrylic display that weights over 1.5 lbs. Magnetically held together, the display is easy to open if want to inspect your item. Perfect for a desktop or bookshelf display.
1919 Post & Flagg Trade Ticket
- Age: 1919
- Display measures: 8" x 6" x .75"
- Weight; over 1.5 lbs
- Condition: Excellent; ticket as pictured
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