Vintage Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co Philadelphia Christmas Carols 1960’s
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1960s Insurance Literature Automobile Trade Association – Monumental Life Ins Co
You will find that the Banking & Insurance theme makes comparisons simpler than expected.
Equitable Life Insurance Ad Kids Dropout Prevention Black & White Vintage 1960s
Original 1960s magazine advertisement for The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Powerful black and white image of three children sitting together, paired with the tagline “Who cares if these kids become dropouts?” — a moving example of mid-century advertising focused on education and community. • Authentic vintage magazine ad (not a reproduction) • Measures approx. 13 ½” x 10 ½” • Boarded and bagged for protection • May show light edgewear from age • Perfect for framing, great retro décor, and ideal as mid-century wall art • Classic example of 1960s mod style advertising
1969 Leawood Kansas National Bank One Million Thanks Fake Check Money Clip C5
You will find that the Banking & Insurance theme keeps details organized without feeling busy.
Vtg 1969 Bank of California Executive Archive Book Presentation Memo Ephemera…
The ultimate piece of provenance. A remarkable, intact internal executive archive from The Bank of California , entirely compiled and distributed in July 1969 . “Who We Are” Deluxe Executive Booklet .
RARE 9 Consecutive 1955-1963 Bank of America Founder’s Day Message Record Albums
A list of albums included below The records appear to be near-mint and either unplayed, or possibly played only once. No scratches apparent. The albums have dust from years of storage which has not been cleaned off.
1960’s First National Bank of Nesquehoning Cashier’s Check Receipt Rare Find!
This rare find from the 1960s is a must-have for any collector of banking and insurance memorabilia. The First National Bank of Nesquehoning Cashier's Check Receipt is a unique piece of history that showcases the intricate workings of the bank's cashier's check system. The check was signed in 1969, adding to its authenticity and value. The item was manufactured in the United States and is a great addition to any collection of historical memorabilia. The theme of the item is banking and insurance, making it a perfect conversation starter for anyone interested in the history of these industries. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history with this rare find.