Deed dated February 12, 1793, in which Gabriel William Ludlow, merchant, executor to William Brownjohn, druggist, sold a piece of land on Wall Street, New York City, to Benjamin Seixas. The deed includes a subsequent assignment of the purchase to John Ray by Benjamin Seixas. The document measures 9x14 inches and comprises a single page.
Subject: Wall Street
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Newspaper - Harper's Weekly Illustrated Newspaper (NY), dated March 21st, 1863. Features a significant article and a large, full-page poster engraving depicting the "Jewish Gold Panic" on Wall Street. The issue explores the history of Jewish investment on Wall Street.
Five-page article titled "The Jews of Wall Street" from the January 1905 issue of Leslie's Monthly Magazine. The article includes photographs of prominent figures. Published in New York, New York.
This trade card features two distinct images. On the front, the main illustration depicts a playfully satirical scene: a woman, possibly representing Mrs. Cohen herself, is seated at a desk, dressed in fashionable attire, acting as if she's the president of a bank. She is seated next to a large bull, perhaps a reference to Wall Street. The style suggests a humorous commentary on finance or business. The text at the top reads, "Playing Bank President...Dining with a Wall Street Bull." Below this is printed: "Compliments of Mrs. Mark Cohen." The back of the card is blank.