Stock Brokers Collection

London Stock Exchange 1980s 1988 AB ports Harold Rattle Shares Money Finance Busy

Cartoon from Puck, between 1880 and 1889. Creators: Joseph Keppler, Bernhard Gillam
Cartoon from Puck, between 1880 and 1889

'The London Stock Exchange -- Well Known Faces in the Consol Market, 1891. Creator: William Lockhart Bogle
'The London Stock Exchange -- Well Known Faces in the Consol Market, 1891. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 44. July to December, 1891

A currency dealer studies a computer screen at the Natwest Bank trading floor in London January 1991

London Stock Exchange 1980s September 1981 Shares Money Finance Busy

Queen Elizabeth arriving at the London Stock Exchange in the City of London for a visit. 18th November 1998

Finance Stock Exchange dealer sitting at desk Holding two telephones to each ear Traders Dealers holding phone

London Stock Exchange panoramic view of offfice computers and staff

Mansion House (exterior), London, 1830. Artist: W Wallis
View of Mansion House and adjacent buildings, London, 1830; showing the premises of T Dulin, jeweller, Eyton and Co, stock brokers and Pidding and Co, lace manufacturers on the left

Interior view of the Brokers Exchange at the Bank of England, City of London, c1790; with figures

The Stock Exchange, 1891. Artist: William Luker
The Stock Exchange, 1891. The Exchange was founded in 1801 and its current premises are situated in Paternoster Square close to St Pauls Cathedral in the City of London

Christmas Carnival In The New York Stock Exchange, 1885. After a work by French born American artist Henry Wolf in Harpers Magazine; Illustration

London Stock Exchange 1960s November 1967 Shares Money Finance Busy

London Stock Exchange The Stock Exchange on General Election. Busy men dealing the the buying and selling of shares. October 1964

London Stock Exchange Busy men dealing the the buying and selling of shares, in the American Market, Shorters Court after the exchange is closed. Circa 1960

New York Stock Exchange Board
Oakland, California: c. 1930 The New York Stock Exchange board at the Oakland office of the NY based McDonnell & Company brokerage firm

New Hutton Brokerage Office
New York, New York: c. 1929 Stage star Irene Bordini visits the new uptown Hutton & Co stock brokerage office. She was the first customer at the new office and is looking over the tape with W.D

SF Stock Brokerage Firm
San Francisco, California: c. 1905 Proprietors of the stock brokerage firm of E. Cahill & Company which also does bonds, gas, water and bank stocks, real estate, and other local securiites

Stock exchange, New York City, USA. Artwork of traders on the curb market at the New York Stock Exchange in 1912. They are on the street outside the stock exchange building on Broad Street

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"Unraveling the Tapestry of Stock Brokers: A Glimpse into the Financial World" In the bustling streets of London's financial district, they have long been at the heart of economic activity. From the iconic London Stock Exchange in the 1980s to historic moments like Queen Elizabeth's visit, these individuals play a crucial role in shaping global markets. Back in 1988, amidst a flurry of activity on the trading floor, Harold Rattle and his fellow brokers navigated through stacks of shares and piles of money. Their expertise fueled by years of experience and intricate knowledge allowed them to make swift decisions that could impact fortunes. At Natwest Bank's trading floor, a currency dealer intently studied a computer screen. The digital age had begun its transformational journey within finance, bringing with it new tools for analysis and decision-making. Stepping back even further into history, we find ourselves transported to an interior view of the Brokers Exchange at the Bank of England in 1790. Here, men huddled together as they negotiated deals using nothing more than their voices and gestures—a testament to their ability to thrive even without modern technology. Fast forward to 1891 when William Luker captured The Stock Exchange on canvas—an image that encapsulates both chaos and order within this dynamic world. It serves as a reminder that behind every transaction lies countless hours spent analyzing market trends and making split-second decisions. The allure extends beyond London's borders too; across continents in New York City during Christmas Carnival in 1885, stockbrokers gathered at the New York Stock Exchange. Amidst festive decorations hung above them, they continued their tireless work—buying and selling shares while embracing holiday cheer. Today’s panoramic view inside London Stock Exchange offices reveals rows upon rows of computers manned by dedicated staff members who keep this financial engine running smoothly day after day.