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Turr's letter to Lesseps in which he compares the Corinth Canal with the Suez and Panama Canals and brings to Lesseps' attention the geophysical peculiarities and technical specifications of the project in Greece.
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Copy of the royal decree of George I by which on March 18, 1881 General Turr was granted the right to dredge the Isthmus of Corinth, in accordance with the advantages and obligations defined by the law of November 17, 1869.
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Temporary proof of purchase of shares of the company named "Societe Internationale du Canal Maritime de Corinthe".
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Clipping from the French press, informing the holders of 10,000 shares of the Greek Corinth Canal Company of its forced sale and of their right to subscribe for 2,500 shares of the New Corinth Canal Company (ratio of new shares to old: 1: 4).
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Account of the year 1881 submitted by the governor of the National Bank, Marcos Renieris, to the general meeting of shareholders on February 12, 1882. On page 8, he refers to the company for the crossing of the Isthmus of Corinth, which was introduced by Lesseff. It also mentions the capital allocated by the National Bank and the reasons for its participation.
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Report of the year 1890, submitted by the governor of the National Bank P. Kalligas to the General Assembly of shareholders on February 14, 1891. It refers to the concession of the project by the previous international Corinth Sea Canal Company and to the financial participation of the National Bank in bonds of the loan and shares of the new Greek Corinth Canal Company.
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Black and white, photographic reproduction, showing engraving depicting a view of the Isthmus of Corinth from Acrocorinth, 1845.
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Photo depicting the Isthmus of Corinth Bridge.
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Notification of the date of registration in the share capital of the company under the name "Corinth Canal International Shipping Company".
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The depiction of the Isthmus of Corinth in the regular series of "Landscapes" stamps issued in 1927. Sheet of 50 stamps and essays of the representation and frame of the stamp in two colors from the production phases of the Society of Graphic Arts Aspiotis-ELKA
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Societe du Canal de Corinthe. Ten day progress report from April 1 to 10, 1891 written in French.
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Ten-day work progress report from April 1 to 10, 1891 of the Corinth Canal Company.
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Registration statement of Theodoros A. Vlastos in the loan of 1890 for fifty bonds and proof of deposit in the treasury of the National Bank of 2,500 francs for the first installment.
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Painting depicting the Opening of the Isthmus of Corinth by K. Volanakis.
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General List of subscribers to the share capital of the company named "Societe Internationale du Canal Maritime de Corinthe".
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Manitakis declares that he received, by order of Mr. Marcos Renieris and on behalf of Turr, two founding share certificates of the Corinth Canal International Company and that he gave a receipt in duplicate.
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Covers of publications of the New Corporation of the Corinth Canal founded by the National Bank of Greece in 1909.
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Covers of the editions of the statutes of the Corinth Canal Company in Greek and French.
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Charter cover in French of the company named "Societe Internationale du Canal Maritime de Corinthe".
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Cover of the statute of the company with the name "New Corinth Canal Company".
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Cover of the Corinth Canal Company's French edition of the Provisional Rules of Navigation in 1897.
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Cover of the French edition of the Greek manuscript of a study on the past, present and future of the Corinth Canal.
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Cover of the navigation regulations of the New Corinth Canal Company in French.
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Cover of the Articles of Association of the New Corinth Canal Company.
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Letters from the managements of the Comptoir National d'Escompte de Paris and the Bank of Athens declaring their intention and terms of participation in the scheme of the National Bank in view of the auction of the Corinth Canal which took place in July 1906.
Turr's letter to Lesseps in which he compares the Corinth Canal with the Suez and Panama Canals and brings to Lesseps' attention the geophysical peculiarities and technical specifications of the project in Greece.
