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ANTIQUE BRASS BANK SIGN 1914 WW1 ERA WALL STREET MILLER CO SAVINGS INVESTMENTS
ANTIQUE BRASS BANK SIGN 1914 WW1 ERA WALL STREET MILLER CO SAVINGS INVESTMENTS
ANTIQUE BRASS BANK SIGN 1914 WW1 ERA WALL STREET MILLER CO SAVINGS INVESTMENTS
ANTIQUE BRASS BANK SIGN 1914 WW1 ERA WALL STREET MILLER CO SAVINGS INVESTMENTS
ANTIQUE BRASS BANK SIGN 1914 WW1 ERA WALL STREET MILLER CO SAVINGS INVESTMENTS
ANTIQUE BRASS BANK SIGN 1914 WW1 ERA WALL STREET MILLER CO SAVINGS INVESTMENTS
ANTIQUE BRASS BANK SIGN 1914 WW1 ERA WALL STREET MILLER CO SAVINGS INVESTMENTS
ANTIQUE BRASS BANK SIGN 1914 WW1 ERA WALL STREET MILLER CO SAVINGS INVESTMENTS
ANTIQUE BRASS BANK SIGN 1914 WW1 ERA WALL STREET MILLER CO SAVINGS INVESTMENTS
ANTIQUE BRASS BANK SIGN 1914 WW1 ERA WALL STREET MILLER CO SAVINGS INVESTMENTS
ANTIQUE BRASS BANK SIGN 1914 WW1 ERA WALL STREET MILLER CO SAVINGS INVESTMENTS
ANTIQUE BRASS BANK SIGN 1914 WW1 ERA WALL STREET MILLER CO SAVINGS INVESTMENTS

ANTIQUE BRASS BANK SIGN 1914 WW1 ERA WALL STREET MILLER CO SAVINGS INVESTMENTS

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    Description

    ANTIQUE RARE BRASS BANK SIGN 1914 WW1 ERA. Condition is "Used". Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.
    Money at Interest is a Good Silent Partner
    [Bank Sign]
    Miller & Miller Company: 1914 (copyright date)
    Brass plate mounted on wood board
    13.5 x 30 x inches
    Brass sign for installation in banks to promote the benefits of savings accounts. The title of the sign is "Money at Interest is a Good Silent Partner.” Another slogan on the sign states: “Open a Savings Account at this Bank today and watch it grow. .00 or more will start you." The subtitle of the sign explains that it is comprised of a "Table showing accumulation of deposits of .00 to .00 weekly and interest at 4 per cent per annum compounded semi-annually." The sign is lettered in black within a scotch rule border and attached to a wood backing board with 10 brass screws in decorative roundel washers. The manufacturer and copyright date (1914 -- the year World War I started in Europe) are inscribed lower right.