24 results for "of American Express Stock" between $0 and $1800

Owning one share of American Express Stock is truly unique. Although American Express is known primarily for its travel related services and its #1 worldwide travel agency, it is actually a diversified financial services company. It prides itself on its financial advisory services, brokerage and asset management. Additionally, the company issues travelers' checks and publishes famous magazines such as Food & Wine and Travel & Leisure .

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Each Proof Set contains the newly minted proof condition coins for the issued year. Proof coins are struck multiple times on specially prepared planchets (Blanks) specifically for collectors. These sets make excellent gifts and serve as a great example of the high quality of coins the United States Mint produces. This set would make an excellent addition to any collection!

Stock signed by William G. Fargo of Wells-Fargo fame, 1870�s-80�s, with the �Safety & Dispatch� vignette of the dog (mascot of American Express). Engraved by American Bank Note. A truly exciting stock to own. Quite rare. (An attractive portrait of Fargo is included.)

This 5 page paper examines the marketing strategy of American Express. Its rivalry and legal entanglements with Visa are duly noted. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

Henry Wells and William Fargo . DS. 1pp. 12" x 8 1/4". New York. January 9, 1865. An " American Express Company " stcok certificate signed by Henry Wells as President and William Fargo as Secretary. It is for three shares. There is a large vignette at the top of a pier-side scene, with a resting dog at the center. There is very light toning to parts of the left side, but the signatures are dark and the overall condition is fine.

Title: Corner of American Dollar Bill on Newspaper Stock Market Report Framed Photographic

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AMPAD/DIVI OF AMERICAN PD & PPR - Envirotec Hanging File Folders, 1/5 Tab, 11pt Stock, Letter, Std Green, 25/Box

Mr. Grant was a born salesman with a will to succeed. At age 7, he began his sales career by selling flower seeds. Years later, his philosophy of chain merchandising was to sell people what they needed at prices they could afford, with only a modest profit. This modest profit, coupled with a fast turnover of inventory, allowed Mr. Grant's business to grow to almost $100 million a year in sales by 1936.

From the archives of LIFE magazine, this image is digitally printed on archival photographic paper resulting in vivid, pure color and exceptional detail that is suitable for museum or gallery display.

Title: Silver Piggy Bank on Top of Pile of American Coins and Stock Market Report Framed Photographic