The Chesapeake and Ohio Equipment Corporation : Corporate records, 1910 July 14-1936 May 11.

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The Chesapeake and Ohio Equipment Corporation : Corporate records, 1910 July 14-1936 May 11.

Includes Charter; stock certificate; certificate for amendment to Charter; Equipment Trust Agreement; statement as to issue of stocks/notes; certificate of dissolution; index; incorporators, stockholders and Board of Directors meeting minutes.

5 v. (1.08 linear ft.) ; 34-40 cm.

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