Hubbard-Elliott Copper Mines Development Company of Alaska
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Product Details
Intricately engraved antique stock certificate from the Hubbard-Elliott Copper Mines Development Company of Alaska dating back to the 1910's. This document, which is signed by the company President and Secretary, was printed by the Western Bank Note Company and measures approximately 12" (w) by 8" (h).
This certificate's fantastic vignette features the entrance to the company's Elizabeth mine, complete with miners and horses.
You will receive the exact certificate pictured.
Historical Context
The Hubbard-Elliott Copper Mines Development Company of Alaska was incorporated in Washington in 1907.
The company was reorganized as the Hubbard-Elliott Copper Company in January of 1911.
The company owned 35 patented claims, 5 mill sites with U. S. government titles and 84 unpatented claims, over 2,500 acres, covering 6 miles in Elliott Creek Valley.
In 1917, Hubbard-Elliott acquired an 8-12 interest in the adjoining U. G. I. group of 8 claims.
Elliott Creek is an affluent of the Kotsina River, about 15 miles above junction of the Kotsina with the Copper River.
The company's primary mine was located just west of Mt. Blackburn.
