Rare and beautifully designed share certificate issued by Conservera Marroquí S.A. in Tetuan, part of the former Spanish Protectorate in Morocco. Dated April 14, 1947, this certificate represents one share with a nominal value of 500 pesetas, part of the company’s capital of 15,000,000 pesetas, divided into 30,000 shares.
The certificate features stunning artwork in vibrant green tones, showcasing an intricate Moroccan archway framing a serene coastal scene with Magen David. The design captures the unique cultural and historical essence of Tetuan and its Jewish community during the mid-20th century, making it a remarkable piece of Spanish-Moroccan financial history. The document is adorned with elaborate decorative elements, the company emblem, and an official seal again with Jewish elements, further enhancing its authenticity and aesthetic appeal.
This certificate comes with attached dividend coupons, adding to its historical and collectible value.
Ideal for collectors of historic share certificates, paper money, or colonial memorabilia, this rare artifact offers a unique glimpse into the financial and cultural heritage of the era. A true collector’s item, it is a must-have for anyone seeking to preserve a piece of Spanish-Moroccan history and history of Jewish communities in Maghreb.
