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1919 Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Stock Quotes Broadside
1919 Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Stock Quotes Broadside
 
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1919 Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Stock Quotation Broadside — Sept. 17, 1919

Get your hands on rare Pittsburgh Stock Exchange (PSE) memorabilia with this 1919 Stock Quotation Broadside for Wednesday, September 17, 1919. Provided by James Carothers & Co.—members of the exchange—this double-sided broadside is a fantastic collectible for investors, history buffs, and regional finance lovers.

Highlights (Quick Collector Facts)

  • Item: Rare Stock Quotation Broadside
  • Exchange: Pittsburgh Stock Exchange (PSE)
  • Date: Wednesday, September 17, 1919
  • Provided by: James Carothers & Co. (exchange members)
  • Size: 18 5/8" x 12.25"
  • Format: Double-sided
  • Rarity: PSE memorabilia is quite rare

Condition & Display Notes

Condition is as pictured with small edge tears.

  • 3-hole punch at the top
  • Two holes in the top (we believe it was hung on a wall display using nails)

Why This Broadside Is Special

The Pittsburgh Stock Exchange was a major regional market in Western Pennsylvania, operating from 1864 to 1974. Trading happened on the exchange floor in a more restrained, local style than Wall Street—making period materials like quotation broadsides especially appealing for collectors.

About James Carothers & Co.

James Carothers & Co. was a prominent Pittsburgh brokerage and investment securities firm active through the late 19th and early-to-mid 20th centuries. The firm was a member of the Pittsburgh Stock Exchange and operated out of the Peoples Savings Bank Building, 305 Fourth Avenue in Pittsburgh.

They were known for working “thin corners” of the market, specializing in:

  • Unlisted and inactive issues
  • Local bank stocks
  • Insurance stocks
  • General investment securities

The firm also has legal significance in U.S. financial history due to a landmark 1911 bankruptcy case, In re James Carothers & Co., which helped establish the stockbroker/customer relationship as principal and agent rather than debtor and creditor.

Perfect For

  • Pittsburgh history collectors
  • Wall Street of Pittsburgh / regional market memorabilia fans
  • Stock quotation ephemera collectors
  • Vintage finance and document display pieces

Add a Rare PSE Piece to Your Collection

This 1919 Pittsburgh Stock Exchange quotation broadside is a true conversation starter— rare, date-specific, and tied to exchange-member James Carothers & Co. Order today and bring home a slice of early 20th-century Pittsburgh finance.