Map titled “Plan of Part of the District of Main,” which was commissioned from the workshop of William Faden, the king’s geographer. Credit: The Baring Archive

Materials and Resources

Objects and Images Related to Barings in America

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Baring Brothers leather wallet for letter of credit, 1919. Credit: Museum of American Finance Baring Brothers leather wallet for letter of credit, 1919. Credit: Museum of American Finance

Second Bank of the United States bond issued to Baring Brothers & Co., 1830. Credit: Museum of American Finance Second Bank of the United States bond issued to Baring Brothers & Co., 1830. Credit: Museum of American Finance

American Bicycle Company stock certificate specimen, 1902. Credit: Bob Kerstein, Scripophily.com American Bicycle Company stock certificate specimen, 1902. Credit: Bob Kerstein, Scripophily.com

Cartoon from <i>Judge</i> magazine, 1893. Credit: Museum of American Finance Cartoon from Judge magazine, 1893. Credit: Museum of American Finance

Columbia Bicycles by Pope Manufacturing advertisement in <i>Judge</i> magazine, 1897. Credit: Museum of American Finance Columbia Bicycles by Pope Manufacturing advertisement in Judge magazine, 1897. Credit: Museum of American Finance

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad account ledger, 1884 -1889. Credit: The Baring Archive Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad account ledger, 1884 -1889. Credit: The Baring Archive

American Telephone & Telegraph Company prospectus, 1907. Credit: The Baring Archive American Telephone & Telegraph Company prospectus, 1907. Credit: The Baring Archive

Columbia Bicycles by Pope Manufacturing advertisement in <i>Judge</i> magazine, 1897. Credit: Museum of American Finance Columbia Bicycles by Pope Manufacturing advertisement in Judge magazine, 1897. Credit: Museum of American Finance

Map titled “Plan of Part of the District of Main,” which was commissioned from the workshop of William Faden, the king’s geographer. Credit: The Baring Archive Map titled “Plan of Part of the District of Main,” which was commissioned from the workshop of William Faden, the king’s geographer. Credit: The Baring Archive

Map of Mississippi Valley System and Louisiana Territory, published by Guillaime De L’Isle, 1718. Credit: The Baring Archive Map of Mississippi Valley System and Louisiana Territory, published by Guillaime De L’Isle, 1718. Credit: The Baring Archive

Louisiana Purchase prospectus, 1804. Credit: The Baring Archive Louisiana Purchase prospectus, 1804. Credit: The Baring Archive

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