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what an amazing variety of interesting texts...and great fun to read! Mario Boone
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Franky, for this pleasant blog! You've brought to us, scripophilers fatigued from so many trials and tribulations, a room to lavishly enjoy and learn, a cosy room to stay for hours...
ReplyDeleteThanks Franky, help from Finland is on it's way. And thanks once more for the snack in Frankfurt! all the best, Janne
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as a new comer to the hbby its been great.
From Canada
Bernie
Excellent work Franky! And nice to see some Australian content. Cheers from Oz....Mike
ReplyDeleteGood stuff Franky! I will check back often to read any new posts. The old mining stocks are my favorite. Jeff J. Daly
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Well done, Franky - I enjoy reading your stories; they are always interesting and highlight the importance of research.
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Steve
Fantastic great very intresting good approach to promote our intresting hobby
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ReplyDeleteI came across your list of French Scripophily terms the other day - what a good idea. I looked through my Russian certificates and came up with a few that coud be added to your list. Perhaps they are not typical of French scripophily - but they are in French and may be useful to others. I'm not a native French speaker, so I'll let you do the 'fine tuning'! A good idea that I'm sure will be useful to many.
Amidon – starch
Anonyme (as in Société Anonyme or Compagnie Anonyme) – anonymous?
Capital social – share capital
Cartoucheries – cartridge factories
Chimique – chemical
Cuivre – copper
Fabrication – manufacturing
Laiton – brass
Laminoirs – rolling
Miniére – mining
Naphte – naphtha
Société d’industrie – industrial company (?)
Soude – soda
Tubes – tubing (pipes?)
Best,
Steve
Interesting Blog! Very deep research and commitment with the analisys.
ReplyDeleteThe combination of Images, References and Stories develop a unique sense of knowlede and immersion.
Thank you so much with your kind help in the scripophily Board Game...
Great stuff. A very researched and thorough blog, keep up the good work.
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