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This authentic 1964 Columbia Pictures Corporation stock certificate, issued to Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, captures a pivotal moment in film history. Columbia Pictures, founded in 1918 and renamed in 1924, evolved into a premier studio and is now a division of Sony Pictures.
The emblematic Torch Lady logo symbolizes American cinematic excellence, while the studio’s rise in the 1930s–40s was driven by iconic talents such as Cary Grant and Rita Hayworth. This certificate is a compelling collectible for film history enthusiasts, vintage stock certificate collectors, and memorabilia aficionados, offering authenticity, brand legacy, and a tangible link to Columbia Pictures’ golden era.
All stocks and bonds on our site are guaranteed to be the genuine artifact and not reproductions. We guarantee the authenticity of each stock and bond we sell with a lifetime, money-back guarantee.
All stocks and bonds on this site are being sold as historical collectibles and do not represent any rights of ownership of the company indicated on the certificate. No transfer of ownership will be received and the certificate represents no intrinsic value other than as a collectible.
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