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2019-07-03T15:00:52-07:00
Posted on March 1, 2019
Featured image: Denver National Bank vault, Denver, Colorado, black and white print, 1928

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  • Denver National Bank vault, Denver, Colorado, black and white print, 1928
  • First National Bank in Palm Beach promotion for War Bonds, Palm Beach, Florida, black and white print, 1942
  • Wachovia Bank and Trust Company curb teller machine, High Point, North Carolina, black and white print, 1946
  • Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank, “Bank Club” members, San Francisco, California, panoramic print, c. 1920
  • Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank employee club picnic, Spring Valley Lakes, California, black and white panoramic print, 1921
  • Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Company building, San Francisco, California, black and white mounted print
  • Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. – War Bonds savings ad, 1944
  • Statement of condition, Wachovia Bank & Trust Company, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1931. Printed on cotton. Photo by Bernard Carpenter.
  • Chinese give-away calendar, Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co., San Francisco, California, 1945
  • Paper dime saver, customer give-away, Northwestern Banks (Midwest)
  • Protectograph banking machine. Photo by John Keibel.
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