Scope and ContentSpecimen stock certificate: Steneck Trust Company, Hoboken, N.J. [1928]. Engraved printed paper, two-piece, 7-1/2" high x 16-5/16" wide (certificate only 11-1/8" wide);, vermillion frame; vignette illustration of Steneck Building. Certificate No. 00000. Specimen file copy, unissued; inkstamped "Specimen" on two lower signature lines; boxed inkstamp at upper right: Return to Record Specimen Dept. Two cancellation punches. Dated from text on reverse; partial transcription here: Under the terms of a certain agreement dated October 2, 1928, between Stockholders of the Steneck Trust Company, of the first part, Frederick A. Seide and others as committee for the Stockholders, of the second part, and Steneck Trust Company as depositary, of the third part, the registered holder of the shares of stock of Steneck Trust Company represented by the within certificate of stock, is entitled to a beneficial interest in the capital stock of Steneck Title & Mortgage Guaranty Company from time to time held by the depositary under said Agreement, ratably with all other shareholders of the Trust Company who have a beneficial interest in the stock of the Title Company, evidenced by certificates of stock of the Trust Company outstanding from time to time and bearing an endorsement by the committee or their successors, similar to this endorsement. The said beneficial interest in the Title Company stock is transferable only by the transfer on the books of the said Trust Company of the shares of stock represented by the within certificate of stock. FRED. A. SEIDE, J. J. Mc GOVERN, WM. A. D. EVANS, J. J. GARIBALDI, CHARLES WAGNER. GEORGE W. STENECK, HENRY C. STENECK, Committee By........................................................... STENECK TRUST COMPANY, Depositary, ---- Note: the bank building, Steneck Building, is at 95 River Street. Whether this stock was registered and issued has not been established. Bank failed in 1933 and was succeeded by Seaboard Trust Company.