Columbia Pictures Stock Certificate: A Piece of Hollywood History
Founded in 1918, a Legacy in Film
Established as CBC Film Sales Corporation on June 19, 1918, by Harry Cohn, Jack Cohn, and Joe Brandt, the company became Columbia Pictures in 1924, going public just two years later. Initially a minor player in Hollywood, it rose to prominence thanks to talents like Frank Capra, Cary Grant, Rita Hayworth, and Glenn Ford, solidifying its status as one of Hollywood’s “Big Four.”
Item Details
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Dimensions: 300 x 200 mm
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Historical Significance: This stock certificate represents Columbia Pictures' early days, reflecting its journey from a small studio to a powerhouse in the entertainment industry.
What is a Stock Certificate?
Stock certificates are issued by corporations as part of their permanent financing. While they are rarely redeemed, they symbolize a stake in the company and often pay dividends at the company’s discretion. Shareholders, as co-owners of the issuing company, hold a tangible connection to its legacy and success.
The Perfect Gift for History and Film Enthusiasts
This certificate is more than just a collectible—it's a window into the golden age of cinema and the growth of one of Hollywood’s iconic studios. Whether you’re a history lover, a film buff, or a collector of vintage items, this piece is a unique addition to any collection.
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