Share certificate issued by the Jewish Public Bank AG, Danzig. G. Kahan & Co. Press, Danzig, 1935. German. Share certificate in the sum of 100 Danzig Gulden, with ten dividend coupons, and a voucher for additional dividend coupons. Inked stamp on bottom, with printed signatures of the representative of the company's supervisory committee, and the chairman of the board. The certificate is adorned with a fine ornamental frame. The Jewish Public Bank was established in the Free City of Danzig in 1923, and operated until 1939. During the second half of the 1930s, the Nazi party became the largest political party in the free city, which was populated by a majority of ethnic Germans; in 1938 the German Nuremberg Laws were enacted, aimed against the city's Jewish population. In September 1939, following the Nazi occupation of Poland, the city was annexed by the Third Reich. 42X29.5 cm. Good condition.