Bank of the United States. Bill of Exchange for 650 Pounds Sterling to Baring Brothers in London, Philadelphia 1828, signed by Nicholas Biddle

Bank of the United States; Nicholas Biddle (1786-1844), important US-american banker and statesman, third and last presedent of the second Bank of the United States of America, he and his bank became target of US president Andrew Jackson's "bank war", failed in the financial panic 1837

Published by Philadelphia: Bank of the United States of America, 1928

About this Item

original bill of exchange on thin handmade paper with decorative steel engraving of the famous Bank of the United States of America and an American eagle, paper size ca. 11 x 25 cm, signed by Nicholas Biddle, in the lower right corner stained, otherwise in very good condition, extremely rare 2100 gr.

Seller Inventory # AL-0081

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Bank of the United States. Bill of Exchange for 650 Pounds Sterling to Baring Brothers in London, Philadelphia 1828, signed by Nicholas Biddle
• Publisher: Philadelphia: Bank of the United States of America
• Publication Date: 1928
• Edition: 1.
• Signed: Signed by Author(s)