King's Department Stores, Inc.

King's Department Stores, Inc.
Item# 2413
$12.00

King's Department Stores, Inc.
King’s was founded by Ollie Cohen in Brockton, Massachusetts in 1956. Over twenty-year span, the chain grew to about 125 stores, acquiring Mammoth Mart and Barkers along the way. In the late 1970's, the chain was sold to KDT Industries. In 1982, King's declared bankruptcy and began closing poorly performing stores. In 1984, King's went out of business for good, with the chains' remaining stores and property being sold to Ames (who later went under themselves).


Certificate: Common Stock, issued in the 1960’s

Printer: American Bank Note Company

Dimensions: 8” (h) x 12” (w)

State: MA-Massachusetts

Subject Matter: Retail and Related | Department Stores

Vignette Topic(s): Female Subject | Skyline Scene | Globe Featured

Condition: Vertical fold lines, punch hole cancels in signature areas and body, toning from age.




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