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Save your dimes, Franklin Savings Bank, 6 Park Square and 43 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The dime saver can hold $3.00 worth of dimes. The individual is urged to "deposit regularly in your savings account." The verso states that the bank sells registered checks.

Trade card for C.A. Putnam & Co., bankers & brokers, No.74 State Street, opposite Kilby Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Putnam buys and sells United States securities, bonds, railroad, bank, manufacturing and other commercial paper.

Trade card for the Five Cents Savings Bank, 246 Main Street, Worcester, Mass., undated

Bank officers are listed on the card.

Handi-pocket coin bank, Camden National Bank, Camden, Maine, Inc., 1941

This dime saver is manufactured by the American Bancservice Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Bank was incorporated in 1875. The envelope verso reads "Packard's Lumber and Building Supplies, Camden, Maine."

Paul Revere's ride the fate of a nation was riding that night, The Paul Revere Trust Company, Boston, Mass., 1915

This Blue and Buff Booklet describes Paul Revere's ride and contains the Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poem.

Paul Revere, craftsman and merchant, The Paul Revere Trust Company, Boston, Mass., 1915

Revere's work as a gold and silversmith is described in this Blue and Buff Booklet.

Trade card for Blake, Howe & Co., bankers and dealers, No.4 corner of State Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The firm deals in stock exchange at the corner of State Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Special request payment ticket, Freeman's National Bank of Boston, Boston, Mass., undated

A form ticket for payments made to the Collection Department of the Freeman's National Bank of Boston.

Trade card for the Five Cents Savings Bank, corner Washington and Essex Streets, Salem, Mass., January 6, 1880

The interest terms are described on the front of the card. The card verso lists the bank's assets and liabilities.

Trade card for State Street Trust Company, Massachusetts Avenue Branch, corner Boylston Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The Massachusetts Avenue Branch of the State Street Trust Company is shown in this image. The card verso lists the Copley Square Branch and the Main Office on State Street. The bank offers safe deposit and storage vaults, interest on accounts over $300 and welcomes small accounts.

Brochure for the Camden National Bank, Camden, Maine, June 30, 1951

The inside of the brochure contains a Condensed Statement of Condition at the close of business for June 30, 1951. The back of the brochure lists officers and directors and has handwritten notes on some of the individuals.

Blank check for The Merchants National Bank, 28 State Street, Boston, Mass., 191?

The middle of the check has an image of the bank.

Return of the colors, Home Savings Bank of Boston, Tremont at School Street, Boston, Mass., 1937

The pamphlet contains an article, from the Boston Daily Advertiser, December 23, 1865, describing the return of the Massachusetts regiments and batteries to Boston. The bank used this event as the basis for its 1938 calendar. The bank location is given as diagonally across from King's Chapel.

Glimpse of Tremont Street, Home Savings Bank of Boston, Tremont at School Street, Boston, Mass., undated

A short history of Tremont Street describing landmarks from Park Street to Beacon Street. It covers Park Street Church, the Old Granary Burying Ground and Tremont House. Tremont Street images were used in the Bank's 1937 calendar.

Trade card for the Five Cents Savings Bank, corner Washington and Essex Streets, Salem, Mass., January 6, 1880

Under the dog image the bank hours are given with assets and liabilities listed on the card verso.

Brochure for The Merrill Trust Company, Bangor, Maine, December 30, 1950

The inside of the brochure lists assets, liabilities, officers, managers and directors. The locations of other Maine branches are listed on the brochure verso.

Boston Five Cents Savings Bank, 30 School Street, Boston, Mass., undated

A pass book holder listing the Bank locations and the availability of deposit slips and return envelopes. The holder verso has a clock image and the words "Time to save" and "Banking by mail saves time."

Advertisement for The New-England Trust Company, 41 Devonshire Street, corner of Water, Boston, Mass., December 4, 1872

An advertisement from "Old and new," February 1873 soliciting the public for deposits.

Kidder, Peabody & Co., bankers, No. 40 State Street and Munroe & Co., American bankers, No.114 Milk Street, Boston, Mass., 1873

Advertisements for Boston banks with connections in London and Paris published in "Old and new," February 1873.

Letterhead for The Howard National Bank of Boston, 19 Congress Street, Boston, Mass., dated January 9, 1889

The Howard National Bank building is shown in the image.

State Bank promissory note, Boston, Mass., dated February 24, 1814

A woodcut image of the bank, with an eagle at the top, illustrates this State Bank promissory note.

Trade card for Tenant Ejectment Co., 7 City Square, Charlestown, Mass., undated

The card reads "Tenants ejected at shortest notice."

Trade card for Jacob Todd, government claim agent, No.59 Court Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The card verso has "Refers to" and lists five individuals.

Trade card for Wm. H. Zinn, first class goods from all parts of the world at retail, 501 Washington Street, 55 Temple Place and 5 West Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Zinn deals in glassware, china, stationery, baskets, toilet articles and "rich fancy goods" according to the card verso.

Trade card for Olivotti Bros., manufacturer and importer, No.145 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Olivotti deals in mosaics, jewelry, Venetian glass and lace, vases, coins and photographs. He has offices in Saratoga, New York and Rome and Venice, Italy. There are two duplicate cards.

Trade card for Raboteau & Moses, sponges and chamois skins, 58 Maiden Lane near William Street, New York, New York, undated

The name "Sam Ingersoll" is on the lower left corner of the importers' card.

Trade card for S. Oppenheimer & Co., Turkey and domestic sponges, No.96 Pearl Street, New York, New York, undated

Oppenheimer has offices in Chicago and Hamburg, Germany according to the card.

Trade card for A. Stowell & C., importers and retailers, 24 Winter Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Stowell is an importer and retailer of clocks, bronzes, silverware and jewelry. The image on the card verso is a little boy, dressed in a sailor suit and holding oars, perched atop a globe. The caption underneath reads "Neptune."

Trade card for Wm. H. Zinn, first class goods from all parts of the world at retail, 501 Washington Street, 55 Temple Place and 5 West Street, Boston, Mass., undated

According to the card description Zinn's stores are connected to each other.

Trade card for A. Stowell & C., importers and retailers, 24 Winter Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The image on the card verso is of a little girl, with her arm around a baby, perched atop a globe. The caption reads "Venus." Stowell deals in clocks, bronzes, silverware and jewelry.

Trade card for The First Japanese Manufacturing and Trading Company, 865 Broadway Street, New York, New York, undated

The card reads "Wholesale and retail dealers in Japanese goods." The main office is in Tokyo with a branch in Paris and an Austrian agent in Vienna.

Trade card for James Read, European and India goods, Nos.101 & 102 Court Street, Boston, Mass., ca. 1843

The card verso has "Before 1843" written in pencil.

Billhead for the Walker Stetson Sawyer Co., Essex & Lincoln Streets, Boston, Mass., dated March 14, 1896

The billhead reads "Manufacturers, importers and jobbers."

Billhead for Walker Stetson Sawyer Co., Bedford & Kingston Streets, Boston, Mass., dated June 13, 1894

The company is a manufacturer, importer and jobber.

Trade card for Camille Reid, commission importer, 42 Chauncy Street, Boston, Mass. and 59 Rue de Lafayette, Paris, undated

The company provides druggists' and stationers' supplies such as boxes and labels.

Billhead for Chas W. Kennard & Co., importers, 122 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass., dated April 1, 1869

This importer deals in artistic bronzes, mantel clocks, watches, fine jewelry, precious tones, silver and electro-plated ware and fancy goods.

Trade card for Quinn Employment Service, 293 Washington Street, corner School Street, Boston, Mass., 1920 - 1940

The card reads "All kinds of reliable help furnished." The card verso has "ca. 1920-1940" written in pencil.

Trade card for Stohlbom's Employment Bureau, 43 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., 1920 - 1940

Beneath the business name it reads "Male help and married couples furnished at short notice." The card verso has "ca. 1920-1940" written in pencil.

Trade card for Peck Bros. & Co., fine brass goods for water, gas and steam, 65 Oliver Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Peck manufactures sanitary plumbing appliances.

Trade card for Timmins & Manning, steam, gas fitting & plumbing, 26 Oliver Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Steam and hot water heating is a specialty for the business.

Trade card for Berkshire Roofing, shingles, 35 Springside Avenue, Pittsfield, Mass., undated

The card verso is an advertisement for Bird Double-Twin Shingles available through Berkshire Roofing. The advertisement appears to have been glued to a clipped paper image of Palace Hill in Quebec.

Trade card for Plaistow Brick & Terra Cotta Co., Plaistow, New Hampshire and 45 Milk Steet, Boston, Mass., undated

The business maintains an office in Boston, Massachusetts and another in Plaistow, New Hampshire.

Billhead for Watson & Bisbee, Dr., stair builders, corner of Causeway and Friend Streets, Boston, Mass., dated June 18, 1879

The firm builds stair posts, rails, balusters and perform wood turning and circular and jig sawing.

Trade card for E.A. Carlisle, Pope & Co., doors, glazed windows, blinds, Haymarket Square, corner Sudbury Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The company is a successor to Levi Boles & Son.

Trade card for W.N Gray, roofer, No.7 Linden Street, Stoneham, Mass., undated

Gray does plain and ornamental slating. He is an agent for New England Felt Roofing Company's Bee-Hive Brand roofing materials.

Brown & Bagley, marble, Rutland, Vermont, undated

The card verso contains testimonials from satisfied customers. A woman plays with a dog in this rural scene.

Trade card for C.H. Allen & Co., manufacturers of tin and sheet iron, No.359 Congress Street, second door from Green Street, Portland, Maine, undated

Allen deals in Japanned, Britannia and plated ware.

Advertisement for C.S. Harvard & Co., Harvard's Egyptian Cement, Boston, Mass., undated

The product can be used to mend broken glass, china, earthen, stone and marble. The directions are given in the advertisement.

Trade card for Scott McNeilly, carpenter and builder, 59 Ackers Avenue, Brookline, Mass., undated

The card lists business and residence telephone numbers.

Trade card for Crockett & Morrison, mason work of all kinds and whitening, Tilton, New Hampshire, undated

Crockett & Morrison have lime, hair, cement and brick for sale.