New York City 1914 De Coppet Doremus Stock Transfer Ticket Tax Stamps 6 x 4.5

This 1914 stock transfer ticket issued by De Coppet & Doremus of New York City features affixed tax stamps and period financial markings tied to early twentieth-century securities trading.

Wall Street firms like De Coppet & Doremus operated within a tightly regulated financial environment where stock transfers required documentary taxation, evidenced through adhesive revenue stamps applied directly to transaction slips. The design presents a structured financial form with printed firm identification at 42 Broadway, alongside handwritten transaction details and official stampings that reflect administrative oversight. The inclusion of multiple tax stamps highlights the layered fee structure associated with securities exchanges during this period.

The document shows three affixed tax stamps, including two red issues and one darker stamp, all positioned prominently near the center, with cancellation marks and a dated receiving stamp from 1914. Printed instructions along the lower edge read Please Preserve This Ticket, reinforcing its function as a transactional record. The paper exhibits typical handling wear and toning consistent with financial ephemera of the era, while the combination of printed, stamped, and handwritten elements creates a complete snapshot of a single recorded exchange.

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