William Bacon commercial drawings for Hibernia Bank and Smith & Jones Company [graphic]. ca. 1935

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William Bacon commercial drawings for Hibernia Bank and Smith & Jones Company [graphic]. ca. 1935

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/663232527

Includes 2 commercial drawings of San Francisco banks: (:1) interior of Hibernia Bank, with text: Service and Safety; (:2) depiction of 2 pirates burying a treasure chest and separate image of facade of Smith & Jones Company bank, with text: Don't Bury Your Money / Smith & Jones Company.

1 folder (2 drawings) : ink ; 39 x 27 cm

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Hibernia Bank

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Founded as the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society in 1859 in San Francisco, Calif., by John Sullivan. Began as a membership corporation providing only savings bank services, but in 1946 became a stockholding corporation in order to provide commercial banking and trust services. In 1988, the Hibernia Bank was purchased by Security Pacific of Los Angeles and absorbed into their operations. From the description of Hibernia Bank records, 1859-1971. (University of California, Berkeley). Wo...

Smith & Jones Company

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Bacon, William

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