Very beautiful Bearer Founder's Share of the company Métal Alexandra, a public limited company with a capital of 400,000 francs divided into 4,000 shares of 100 francs. Established by deed filed with Maître Riougeneux in Paris, dated 28 March 1908. Métal Alexandra, whose head office was in Paris, probably operated an innovative metallurgical alloy or a patented industrial process of the Belle Époque. Issue number 00.157. The design combines a central oval midnight-blue cartouche and four bright red medallions in the corners featuring female allegories and industrial buildings (factory, railway, ship, urban infrastructure), with a beautiful intertwined MA monogram at the bottom. Two handwritten signatures of directors. The lower sheet of 30 coupons is intact with the repeated mention "Métal Alexandra" and share number 00.157 — a sought-after scripophile feature. Printer probably Parisian. Elegant and well-preserved piece, ideal for a French Belle Époque collection, industrial scripophily or enthusiasts of two-tone Art Nouveau. A document rich in the symbolism of industrial and technical progress on the eve of the First World War.