•'<- ? f.-.' y-: i. Y.' Iv- . k-'. <• - • . ) H-'-. THE BANKING HOUSE IN ART METAL Copyright, 1922, by The Art Metal Construction Company JAMESTOWN, N. Y. HOUSE IN ARH Art (Ti£la\ Jamestown. New \brk w USA -Tt.'ffg Lobby of a typical banking room in Art Metal. The bronze counter screens with marble base and check desks in foreground are Art Metal. Seat at right designed to be in keeping with check desk. This view gives but a slight indication of the amount of Art Metal in the institution. The rear of cages and all work spaces are furnished with Art Metal equipment. The Banking House in Art Metal An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Bank Furnishings in Bronze and Steel Forenn’ord by JAMES WALLEN B ANKS deal in credit. Credit is based on confidence.” The foregoing few words, spoken by James S. Alexander, President of the National Bank of Commerce in New York, state the work-a-day philosophy of banking. To have confidence in an institution you must be impressed with its solidity, sturdiness, and stability. The architecture of a banking house must express dignity, strength, and permanency. This fact prompts bankers to build with marble quarried from the eternal hills and to furnish their buildings with everlasting bronze and steel. Bronze and steel symbol the high purpose and character of a banking institution. There is nothing transient, frivolous, or false in fine bronze or steel. These metals in combination express sincerity and purpose. For a third of a century the Art Metal Con¬ struction Company has assisted bankers, public officials, and architects in the arrangement and decoration of banks and buildings of the common¬ wealth. Practically every city in America does its banking in one or more institutions for which the steel equipment and bronze grills and door¬ ways were produced by the Art Metal Construction Company. One bank in every four has Art Metal furnishings. To prepare a list of Art Metal in¬ stallations would be to compile a nearly complete directory of America’s representative banks. Page 5 Two of many types of Art Metal check desks are illustrated on this page. One in Circassian walnut, which matches in design and construction the settees placed at advantageous points in the lobby. The bronze calendar rack, lamp standard and receptacle for checks form a pleas¬ ing embellishment as well as a utilitarian convenience. The other desk in graceful design is built entirely or cast bronze, ornamented in low relief. The side of the desk contains openings for checks, deposit slips, notes, and other bank forms. The top is covered with transparent heavy plate glass. From (^hiberti to oArt 3\detal The progress in the craft of metal working may be best illustrated by harking back a few centuries in the history of bronze. Twenty-one years were devoted to the making of the bronze gates of the Baptistery in Florence by Lorenzo Ghiberti. The doors were put in place in April, 1424 , nearly a quarter of a century after the commission was given to the master Ghiberti. In a few short months the Art Metal Con¬ struction Company has furnished complete the bronze and steel equipment of large banks, from the massive entrance doors to the safe deposit grills, and the technical details have been given a finish rivalling that of Ghiberti’s masterpiece. The Art Metal Construction Company has combined the use of bronze and steel in bank buildings in so practical a manner as to standardize these two metals for interior bank architecture. The combination of bronze and steel is unap¬ proachable by other materials from a standpoint of practical as well as esthetic requirements. From the highly decorative door to the steel omnibus every item of importance in a bank lends itself to a treatment in bronze or steel with greater facility and beauty than to other materials. Art Metal quality is not entirely due to a deliberate attempt to outdistance competition. A deal of reverence and love for fine cabinet work in steel and bronze goes into its making. It has been an Art Metal tradition to cast, polish, and hand-chase bronze work as carefully as though each piece were to repose on a library table or to occupy an honored place in a museum. Cellini tells, in his autobiography, of an old bronze founder who moaned with grief when the metal refused to run. Modern science has elim¬ inated the sporting chances which were taken by the early Italian sculptors. Cellini related that it was necessary to throw the entire pewter dining service of his family into the furnace to dissolve the bronze. To-day thermometers, gauges, and laboratory tests determine the fusibility of metal. I Page 1 In this illustration a regular Art Metal stock flat top desk is shown, grained in Circassian walnut harmonizing with the general decorative scheme of the bank. and perfect bronze is the daily experience at Jamestown. The uniform quality of Art Metal bronze and steel is now recognized the world over. You will find it in the London Joint City and Mid¬ land Bank, the British Naval Mission to Greece, the great Nederlandsche Bank at Amsterdam, and other institutions of international fame. Architectural individuality may be retained in Art Metal work, for be it remembered that Art Metal bronze and steel are individually prepared for each important contract, and that the work is finished with cutting tools, chisels, files, and gravers. Often the natural skin of the metal solidified in contact with the mold is preserved. Then again it is carved and chased, beaten, wrought, and embossed. It is the good fortune of Art Metal to visualize in bronze and steel the designs of the most emi¬ nent architects. The interior of an Art Metal bank is remembered for its genuineness, dignity, and all-pervading refinement. gA Journey through an oArt AAetal ^ank A little journey through an Art Metal bank gives one the sense of grandeur and good taste that metal, rightly used, may impart. Here at the entrance are the great bronze doors. Though cast but a year or two ago, they have the mellow perfection that might have been cherished through the ages. Harmonized with the classic Byzantine pattern is the insignia of the bank—the monogram or initials that have come by repetition to designate the institution to the passers-by. Then welcoming you through the foyer into the open exchange are a pair of gates, fretwork in metal, an archi¬ tectural inspiration. In the center of the banking floor are check desks of bronze in a design adapted from one of the major furniture periods. There is a point here to be observed. Often the exquisite lines Page 9 The mesh work in the cages illustrated is of substantial Art Metal construc¬ tion, being of one quarter inch square crimped wire, securely tenoned to steel channel framework. The sliding, gravity doors hang on McCabe hangers and are each pro¬ vided with a positive catch which permits the door to be opened from the inside only. Intercommunicating hand openings and pivot tele¬ phone standards are provided for the convenience of the tellers. At the rear of the cages, baskets, subdivided for various departments, are placed so that the distribution of interdepartmental work may be handled without interruption. of a design by the brothers Adam or Thomas Sheraton, conceived to be worked in precious woods, will assume a noble aspect in bronze. The check desks have provisions for ink-fonts, calen¬ dars, and lamps of regal grace. To the right is the officers’ reception room with desks of Art Metal, finished and toned to simulate with faithfulness the grain and burl of beautifully figured walnut. The texture of any wood may be represented in an Art Metal finish. In the directors’ room is a massive council table, treated after the manner of a rare wood. The steel receiving tellers’ cages, extending along in the side of the bank, are made impressive by a facade of Art Metal bronze. And here, perhaps. Art Metal reaches its zenith of structural beauty. The austere proportions of a Doric design are maintained in screen and pilasters with consistency and effect. The discount department is uniform with the receiving tellers’ cages in dignified grace. Your passage to the safe deposit department is momentarily halted by an Art Metal gate. extending from the floor part way to the ceiling. Here is a protective measure made inoffensive by an almost lace-like treatment of bronze. In its beauty you forget that it effectually bars the intruder. Strength is given a mild and pleasant exterior—the silken glove of refinement over the iron fist of protection. And back of all this bronze is steel—the Atlas of metals which bears the world’s burdens on its mighty shoulders. In the various sections of this book you will find described the scores of practical items for the cages, work-rooms, and safe deposit departments, produced in steel by Art Metal, to make banking easier and more efficient. Art Metal has originated more such helpful devices than one could list here. Leading to the directors’ room is the Art Metal staircase winding around the elevators—the old- time grace conceding a place to the swift, upward transportation of a busy and impatient people. Arnold Bennett says that such American stair¬ cases often sustain comparison with those of the S Page 11 Paris Opera. And the elevators are enclosed with grills and doors of Art Metal so designed and constructed as to resist the unceasing wear, with an indifference to the flight of time. The Logic of oArt SMletal Under control, fire is man’s best friend. Running rampant, fire is man’s most fearful enemy. In many a disastrous experience Art Metal has proved its worth in resisting fire. In the aftermath of collapse, flood, and general havoc, documents, securities, and precious possessions entrusted to the care of Art Metal are preserved intact. Art Metal may always be salvaged. But more im¬ portant than these facts is the cheering thought that Art Metal helps to prevent such catastrophes. Art Metal also contributes to sanitation. It is unaffected by dust, vermin, and other agents of deterioration to which wood is always subject. Throughout this book are examples of protective measures against destruction and injury supplied by Art Metal, without which no banking institu¬ tion can be considered truly modern. Rather than serving as a detailed and laborious catalog of Art Metal equipment, which by the way is supplied by the general catalog issued by the company, this book is an exhibit of some of the typical examples of banks plenished with Art Metal. We also consider it a forecast of what may be done. It is possible that your particular bank may furnish Art Metal with the oppor¬ tunity for its greatest accomplishment. It is part of the Art Metal creed to believe that every con¬ tract is a passport to higher achievement. As you turn the pages of this book, remember that whatever of magnificence and worth you may see, can be duplicated or surpassed in the banking house in which you are interested. \ 3 This shows detail of wicket, serving the savings department. On the wicket is a glass name plate. The ornamentation is etched on the bronze. The marble is Pavanazzo. Page 14 Worked with amazing skill into the design of this Art Metal bronze screen are copies in the large of the present United States coins. Back of the screen is a complete Art Metal equipment. Steel money trucks and aluminum currency boxes were included in this work for the Federal Reserve Bank at Boston. ■>^M^m^»atsaaattaagap»/gA--r^^^ SOTraBSSBSBWPS Beneath the beautiful domed ceiling of the Citizens Union National Bank and Fidelity & Columbia Trust Company of Louisville, Kentucky, are fine examples of Art Metal craftsmanship in bronze and steel. Included are counter screens, railings, check desks, and operating equipment. Page 18 The cathedral-like lobby of The Fidelity National Bank and Trust Company of Kansas City, Missouri, contains a superb example of Art Metal work. The transparent screen at the rear of the bank gives its patrons a view of the massive construction of the safe deposit vault. The work spaces in this bank are divided by Art Metal partitions. The majestic lobby of the State National Bank at Galveston, Texas, reveals Art Metal fretwork about the columns and forming the facade of the cages. Where an unusual problem of this kind is presented. Art Metal serves with great facility and adaptability. Puge 19 Page 20 Lobby scene in the First Trust and Savings Bank of Cleveland, Ohio. The counter screen is a striking example of Art Metal bronze work. A rare and interesting Egyptian lotus design done in bronze. The Egyptian spirit was utilized in the check desk as well as in the counter screens. -'-'T*" -"'■.' ... -™.....a 1 C D E f-A Lobby of The National Bank of Commerce, Fort Worth, Texas, with insert showing a close-up of teller’s wicket. Note closed glass panels back of wicket, which, when open, form currency guard. This lobby contains one of the most unusual check desk designs from Art Metal, in bronze. Pane 2 1 £ An interesting interior view of The Dennison National Bank, Dennison, Ohio. The wains¬ coting and the counter screens are steel, finished in grain mahogany. Wickets and grills are of wrought bronze. The check desk supports are attached to the metal wainscoting by brackets of wrought bronze. Interior of The East Syracuse Bank, East Syracuse, New York. A counter screen of steel with bronze wickets and plate glass etched part-way up make this an interesting banking room. Lobby interior of Campbell County Bank at Bellevue, Kentucky, showing officers’ quarters with convenient baskets for teller’s cage. The design is a simple pattern in wrought bronze, made less expensive than cast bronze by Art Metal manufacturing methods. Safe deposit grill can be seen in rear of lobby. A model arrangement for a small bank. Senior Officers’ space, Bank of Tacoma, Tacoma, Washington, photographed on their auspicious opening day. The Art Metal equipment in this bank is complete, including even the correspondence trays and bronze name plates shown on the Art Metal desks. Art Metal is used throughout the bank. wmMwssm A private office in Art Metal. An officer’s quarters in The First National Bank at Olean, New York. Art Metal desk, roller curtain case and files with added detail of Art Metal waste baskets complete the room. Ptigc 2 5 A corner of the officers’ space in The Dime Savings Bank at Toledo, Ohio, showing Art Metal steel paneling as a background. The Art Metal Steel Safe is grained in mahogany to match the other furnishings, and is equipped with an arrangement of filing devices to exactly fit the user’s needs. Another view of officers’ space in The Dime Savings Bank of Toledo, Ohio, looking toward lobby. Not only steel desks for the officers have been provided, but an Art Metal stenographer’s desk has been placed well toward the entrance. A view of the working space of The City National Bank of Commerce, Wichita Falls, Texas. Art Metal posting machine desks have been placed close to the cages, thus saving time and space. Another view of the working space in The City National Bank of Commerce, Wichita Falls, Texas, showing steel cage arrangement with posting machine and flat top desks in working position. The lobby of The National Bank of Tacoma, Tacoma, Washington, with its complete battery of Art Metal omni¬ buses wheeled out for inspection. Note the interesting variety of sections incorporated to make each omnibus most valuable to the particular department where required. Back of the cages in the National Bank of Commerce, Fort Worth, Texas. Special bookkeepers’ desks are shown as well as low partitions of glass and steel which divide the work space. Another scene back of the cages in The First National Bank, Kalamazoo, Michigan. The Art Metal low cages used in this institution permit an uninterrupted view of the working space from the officers’ quarters and are factors for better ventilation. Working space in The Merchants National Bank of Los Angeles, California. Parti¬ tions between cages are shoulder high, with plate glass tops. Revolving signature card cases are used between cages. The People’s Trust Company of Martinsburg, West Virginia, use a complete Art Metal equipment. Back of the counter in The Lafayette National Bank of Buffalo. This bank makes use of a lighting system hidden in the rear of comice. Bank counters, currency guards, cash drawers, pistol openings, and foot rests add to the equipment. A back of the cage view in The Boatmen’s Bank, St. Louis, Missouri, showing curtain cases built in as part of the under counter equipment. The National Bank of Commerce, Seattle, Washington, makes extensive use of curtain cases in its Art Metal equipment. Special built filing cabinets and bookkeepers’ desk are also shown. Page 32 '’-tS f bjw BT; lO B 1 1 ! ■mnuT iSSSS^S. \i itiiiiii r> ii{iitii Tellers’ cages, counters, bookkeeper’s desk, special stenographer’s desk made to accommodate switchboard, all of Art Metal, contribute to the working conveniences of The First National Bank of Olean, New York. Below, an Art Metal special record desk in the Ohio Savings and Trust Company at East Akron, Ohio. Two sections of the top are removable; the third operates on a roller slide and is moved from side to side over the com- pattments, providing working space as needed. A battery of special Art Metal card ledger omnibuses in the Continental and Commercial Safe Deposit Company, Chicago, Illinois. These special omnibuses contain roller shelves, vertical file drawers, and the top contains open trays. One section of the cover operates on roller bear¬ ings and provides writing surface as needed over any of the trays. Pune 35 An unusual treatment in The National Bank of Commerce at Seattle, Washington. Omnibuses, revolving file, and counters all in French gray. Page 36 Looking through the door of an Art Metal installation in the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Sacramento, California. Interior of the vault was finished in cream white enamel, with nickel trimmings, to attract a maximum amount of light. P‘igt 37 In the view at the left are shown specially built Art Metal vault desks for use in the safe deposit vault. The open “tub” desk contains card records of key number, name of user, and signatures of the depositors. In the storage vault of The American Exchange National Bank at Dallas, Texas, the equipment is arranged to care for cancelled checks and deposit slips over a considerable period. t- •t.jv ■ I-- j... J An interesting arrangement for the smaller bank. This view shows light-weight steel deposit boxes for the con¬ venience of depositors in The First Savings Bank ot Howell, Michigan. Mezzanine record vault in the City National Bank of Wichita Falls, Texas. The equip¬ ment includes deposit slip files, check files, ledger sheet files, and open shelving. Page 40 oArt SVletal Standardized ^ank designs O UT of the wealth of a long and mature experience in the furnishing of banks, we have come to recognize certain fundamental features which must be observed. This knowledge has been concentrated into a number of effective designs suitable to small and branch banks. These patterns are based on sound architectural designs, planned for workability and all-round satisfaction as well as beauty. You will find suggestive descriptions under each of the designs. design in bronze on marble base. Wicket openings are cut through glass in this design and inscrip glass above openings. No. 2263, a simple tions are etched on Page 4 1 ''rsLV/v^^7>-;n' vryfiTMAyf/X rxxfXXCMim M'MM. Mx Architectural detail of design No. 2260 shown on opposite page. c interior No. 2260 with bronze front and screen panels built on marble base. Screen panel filled with with acid etched border, set in frames of solid bronze. An unusual design. Page 43 Page 44 Architectural detail of design No. 2262 shown on opposite page. j\ /i m . fK:Mm'':iXTix':'$ '/s’'h’. i!. W if a'"vv 7,t"i Design No. 2262 . Screen panels of plate glass, with acid etched borders set in bronze frames. Cast bronze sign plates to be fixed above wickets. The bronze protection grill is a special Art Metal arrangement. Page 45 \f. \ Yfm.ixrS'h uyc.sc^ 'fr::',::: '.yfiyf.isc. XV.XfXW.. X/jXtJ- Architectural detail of design No. 2250 shown on opposite page. Page 46 of bronze with marble base. A variation in design from 2263, with an ornamental cast bronze brake md a neat cornice mould of cold rolled bronze on the front. Pdge 47 No. 2244 bank design, of ornamental bronze with marble base. Ornamental rosette placed in sunken panel of frieze over each pilaster adds interest to this design. Cast brass or bronze sign plates to be fixed between pilasters above wickets. Page 49 Design 2259, marble screen with Art Metal bronze wickets, gate, door, and glass frames. Screen panel filled with clear plate glass, set in bronze frame. A very interesting arrangement. Pitee 50 No. 2265, ornamental bronze with marble base. Pilasters extend to top of cornice in this interesting design and are capped with an ornament of cast bronze. Wicket openings are cut through glass and inscriptions etched over openings. ... / No. 2240 bank design, bronze with marble base. A plain and dignified motif with pilasters showing plain sunken panel. No decorative ornaments. Page 52 Page 53 mismmmmmmEm No. 2240-A bank design 'ain sunken panels. Cornices of one-piece cold rolled moulding. Screen panel filled with clear plate glass, acid ground from counter up to fifty-eight inches from floor. A simple, dignified equipment. Wickets are hung on bronze hinges Steel signs with gilt letters are fixed between pilasters above wicket. No. 2248 bank design, in steel with marble base, and locked by spring lock concealed in pilaster, Page 55 This design permits of a natural wood finish and graining No. 2248-A bank design, in steel with marble base-board, to match the furnishings of the bank. Page 56 This is a typical suggestion for safe deposit grills. This design and the one on the following page are typical of what is customarily used at the entrance of vaults. These can be made of either bronze or polished steel. /VV'A'/tf m ss mssi^ '^iiiiiim Another grill of fine properties and strength which has proved its value Pi/ge 58 'WrASPir:®: cArt (SMetal Innovations I T has been one of the policies of the Art Metal Construction Company to originate and improve wherever advancement is possible. In the following section of this book you will find fur¬ niture for banks vastly superior to ordinary equipment. We have not allowed novelty to interfere with either practicability or quality. All Art Metal furnished is built of special analysis cabinet steel. The hardware is cast bronze, brush bronze, or statuary bronze finish. The locking mechanisms are simple but thoroughly effective. We are always glad to supply further details on request. Art Metal quality has become a religion in our factories, respected by those who purchase our materials, our craftsmen, and our sales force. SlSaiill Style 1940 — 60 Inch Double Pedestal Flat Top Desk Style 1941 —66 Inch Double Pedestal Flat Top Desk Style 1940 Flat Top Double Pedestal Desk. For those executives who prefer a clear working space to the roll top. Sixty or sixty-six inches of flat surface. Page 61 Style 1929 Single Pedestal Typewriter Desk, with disappearing top. Provides a firm, silent bed at a convenient height for the typewriter when in use, a clear working space of 43 x 34 inches, and a steel, dustproof case for the machine when not in use. Art Metal Double Pedestal Steel Desk Style 946 Art Metal Double Pedestal Steel Desk. A serviceable desk “stripped for action.” Built most particularly for back of the cage use. These desks meet the demand for a medium-priced steel desk. They are designed for the needs of the clerk, stenographer, and office employees generally. Style 1991—60-inch Double Pedestal Flat Top Desk Style 1992—55-inch Double Pedestal Flat Top Desk Style 1929—Single Pedestal Typewriter Desk An Art Metal Table in steel and bronze for the directors’ room. Built to complete the furnishing of the bank in steel and bronze, this table represents the best thought and observations of Art Metal engineers and designers in planning a table that can take its rightful place in the directors’ room of any institution where interiors anticipate the use of steel and bronze. The dimensions are 42 X 96 inches. Pag.’ (o 1 jivJxlvVv.yX'; Art Metal Table in Styles 1963 and 1965 make a fit companion for the Art Metal Steel Desk for officers’ space. Tops have green battle-ship linoleum with bronze bind¬ ing. Legs taper from 2^ inches at the top to 2 inches at the bottom, terminating in bronze feet. Finish, hardware, and con¬ struction in keeping with the character of the desk line. Sizes: 66 and 72 inches. Art Metal Table Styles 1963 and 1965 Office Table with Drawers. Illustration is typical of Styles 1963 and 1965 with linoleum top. Art Metal Steel Table No. 966. A sturdy table in plain steel, linoleum covered top. Built as a companion table to Style No. 946 desk. Intended as a “man of all work” where activi¬ ties back of the cages, in vaults and other busy work spaces require con¬ stantly available table space. Built in three practical sizes. No. 966—Art Metal Steel Table An example of the great variety of filing combinations possible in a single stack of Art Metal Half¬ sections. Made up of a top, Style 386; 2 card index drawers (8X5 cards) and a document file Style 320; 2 card index drawers (5X3 cards), Style 312; vertical letter file, Style 300; a lock cupboard, Style 360, and a Style 382 sanitary base. The file of the executive or of the small department must be versatile. This locked stack of Halfsections is one of hundreds of combinations. It is made up of a top. Style 386; 3 drawer document file. Style 335; 3 legal blank drawers, Style 333; 2 card index drawers (5X3 cards), Style 313; a reducing top, Style 2373; a vertical letter file. Style 2301, and a Style 2385 sanitary base. The famous Art Metal four-drawer letter file. Style 741. The most essential piece of office furniture next to a desk. A beautirul Art Metal Combination in Widesections, adaptable for the officers’ quarters. Made up of Style 286, top; Style 267, bookcase section; Style 215, widesec- tion, 8 drawer ar¬ rangement for 6X4 cards. The lower combinations, 24 in¬ ches deep, are made up of Style 2273, reducing top; Style 2251, box drawers; Style 2201, letter file, and Style 2283, low sanitary lock base. A Widesection with great storage capacity. Made up from Style 286, top; Style 234, document files; Style 212 (5 X 3), card index files; Style 216 (6X4), card index files; legal blankdrawers, Style 232;letter file unit, Style 200, and Style 282, low san¬ itary base. A convenient Bus Arrangement from Art Metal Stock Units. Six deposit slip files, six check files, and two ledger file units provide the essential equipment needed in many places back of the cages. An Omnibus for the exchange cage, with top right- hand drawer for currency and left-hand drawer for checks. Under the check drawer and to its right, two extra check drawers. Four small drawers and one large, shallow drawer are provided for blanks. A two-shelf opening is provided for ledgers and books. An Art Metal Omnibus for the collection cage, with two currenc)' drawers at the top, each with compart¬ ments. Four check files, four document drawers, and one individually locked cupboard with extra shelf. Equipped with patented automatic general lock. A Teller’s Bus with currency and check drawers, protected with roller curtain. The countersunk handle and curtain control save valuable inches of floor space in the cage. Two check files are provided in the right-hand drawer — an efficient variation. An Omnibus for the note cage with six check files to contain the checks, notes, vouchers, etc., two box drawers for supplies and blank forms, and ample shelf room for books, ledgers, and binders. In this arrangement the entire case is covered with duplex steel curtain. The combination provides for vertical letter and cap files, shelving, a sliding shelf, legal blank drawers, a cosh drawer and two box drawers, book stalls, and document files. A special Art Metal stack built for the safe keeping and quick handling of card records and documents in the work space of the bank. The base section is made up of two btter files, five roller shelves, and cupboard with dividing shelf. The upper section contains check files, card index (4 x 6) drawers, card index (3 x 5) drawee's, box drawers, private locker, deposit ticket files, document files, together with shelving space at the top. A stack with upper section arranged entirely for customers’ boxes. The base section made up of roller shelves, vertical letter and cap files, document files and ca^-d drawers is closed by a push down roller curtain. Sectional Counter Filing Equipment A typical Counter as arranged by Art Metal from the new “4700” sectional counter line. Counter height equipment is designed to provide a working top at a convenient height which covers essential filing equipment. Single units may also be used as desk-side files and in series they serve as office partitions. Combinations and arrangements may be planned to fit any size space in the bank and to meet any special plans as to arrangement of working material. The section illustrated is made up of Style 4727, detachable end; Style 4757, 7-drawer check file unit; Style 4773, 12-drawer deposit slip unit; Style 4707, knee space unit with cashier’s drawer; Style 4705, roller shelf unit; Style 4704, lock cupboard; Style 4727, detachable end; Style 4708, gate section. Styles 83 A-Label and 73 B-Label Safes. With castors removed is just the height of Art Metal sectional counter units, 42 inches. This safe is another Art Metal achievement in the conservation of work space. The interior equipment as shown IS a typical selection, dozens of others being possible. Styles 81 A-Label and 71 B-Label Art Metal double-door safes, in a medium size. The inside space is 53 inches high and 33 inches in width with a depth of 20 inches. The size allows for a great many combinations of interior arrangement aside from the one shown. Style 81, double door, closed. Art Metal Safes have been designed to contribute not only to the safety of records, but to the dignity and character of the banking house as well. An illustration typical ol Style 80 Under¬ writers’ Label Class ”A” and Style 70 Underwriters’ Label Class ''B” Art Metal Safe. Nearly seven feet in height, it provides the filing and storage capacity ot a small vault. The interior arrangement is suggestive. Hundreds of plans, making use of Art Metal stock units, are possible. There are four sizes of Art Metal Safes. Styles 82 and 72, single door models corresponding in height to styles 81 and 71, are not illustrated. .yc.yf- ■■ - yyjy/.yfryryy/.-} SOME OF THE BANKS THAT USE ART METAL EQUIPMENT MASSACHUSETTS The Agricultural National Bank. Pittsfield The Lenox Savings Bank. Lenox The Chicopee Savings Bank. Chicopee Great Barrington Savings Bank. Great Barrington Dedham Institution for Savings. Dedham Warren Institution for Savings. Boston Worcester North Savings Institution. Fitchburg Peoples Savings Bank. Holyoke Old Colony Trust Co. Boston Plymouth County Trust Co. Brockton Security Trust Co. Lynn Springfield Safe Deposit & Trust Co. Springfield Union Trust Co. Springfield Third National Bank. Springfield Commercial Trust Co. Springfield Crocker Institution for Savings. Turners Falls Middlesex Co-operative Bank. Lowell Federal Reserve Bank. Boston Federal Trust Co. Boston Merchants National Bank. Boston Berkshire County Savings Bank. Pittsfield Quincy Trust Co. Quincy Salem Five Cent Savings Bank. Salem Hampden Savings Bank. Springfield Springfield National Bank. Springfield Bristol County Savings Bank. Taunton Taunton Savings Bank. Taunton Whitinsville National Bank. Whitinsville Mechanics National Bank. Worcester Peoples Savings Bank. Worcester Merchants National Bank. Worcester Worcester County Inst, for Savings. Worcester Worcester Bank & Trust Co. Worcester Brookline Trust Co. Brookline Everett Trust Co. Everett Fall River National Bank. Fall River Fitchburg National Bank. Fitchburg Franklin County Inst, for Savings. Greenfield Hudson Savings Bank. Hudson Haverhill National Bank. Haverhill Hadley Falls Tiust Co. Holyoke Lee Savings Bank. Lee Lawrence Trust Co. Lawrence Bay State National Bank. Lawrence Middlesex Safe Deposit & Trust Co. Lowell Appleton National Bank. Lowell Old Lowell National Bank. Lowell Milbury Savings Bank. Milbury Malden Savings Bank. Malden Peoples National Bank. Marlboro Medford Savings Bank. Medford Natick Five Cent Savings Bank. Natick Newton Savings Bank. Newton Textile Trust Co. New Bedford First National Bank. Northampton Nonotuck Savings Bank. Northampton East Hampton Savings Bank. Easthampton Everett Savings Bank. Everett Gardner Savings Bank. Gardner Cape Ann Savings Bank. Gloucester Randolph Trust Co. Randolph United States Trust Co. Boston National Shawmut. Boston First National Bank. Boston Palmer Savings Bank. Palmer Orange National Bank. Orange Old Colony National Bank. Plymouth Berkshire Co-operative Savings Bank. Pittsfield Pittsfield National Bank. Pittsfield Third National Bank. Pittsfield Page 70 Quincy Savings Bank. Quincy Peoples National Bank. Roxbury So. Scituate Savings Bank. So. Scituate Framingham National Bank. Framingham Somerville Savings Bank. Somerville Chapin National Bank. Springfield Springfield Inst, for Savings. Springfield Springfield Five Cent Savings Bank. Springfield Blackstone National Bank. Uxbr-'dge Martha’s Vineyard National Bank. Vineyard NEW YORK Peoples Trust Company. Malone Herkimer National Bank. Herkimer City Bank & Trust Company. Syracuse Onondaga County Savings Bank. Syracuse Rochester Savings Bank. Rochester Lincoln National Bank. Rochester Citizens Trust Co. Utica Manufacturers & Traders National Bank. Buffalo Market Branch of Marine Trust Company. Buffalo Fidelity Trust Company. Buffalo Western Savings Bank. Buffalo Schenectady Savings Bank. Schenectady Bank of Amityville. Amityville Citizens National Bank. Albion Chenning Canal Trust Co. Elmira Second National Bank. Elmira Farmers & Mechanics Bank. Jamestown Liberty National Bank. Jamestown First National Bank. Jamestown National Chautauqua County Bank. Jamestown Irving National Bank. New York City Hanov er National Bank. New York City Lafayette National Bank. Buffalo Rank of Buffalo. Buffalo Buffalo Trust Company. Buffalo Bankers Trust Company. Buffalo Peoples Bank of Niagara Falls. Niagara Falls Mechanics Savings Bank. Rochester Alliance Bank. Rochester Traders National Bank. Rochester The Fulton County National Bank. Gloversville City National Bank. Gloversville Union National Bank. Troy National State Bank. Troy National Bank of Watervliet. Watervllet Rome Savings Bank. Rome Rome Trust Company. Rome The Farmers National Bank. Rome The Madison Trust & Deposit Co. Oneida City National Bank. Binghamton Dime Savings Bank. Brooklyn East New York Savings Bank, Brooklyn Chase National Bank. New York City Union Exchange National Bank. New York City American Exchange National Bank. New York City U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co. New York City Royal Bank of Canada. New York City Bowery Savings Bank. New York City Agency Bank of Montreal. New York City Bank of Manhattan Co. New York City Federal Reserve Bank. New York City National Park Bank, New York City Chemical National Bank. New York City Importers & Traders Bank. New York City National Bank of Far Rockaway. Far Rockaway, L. 1. Empire City Savings Bank. New York City Broadway Savings Bank. New York City Bank of Taiwain, Ltd. New York City Chatham & Pheenix. New York City Manufacturers Trust Co. Brooklyn Williamsburgh Savings Bank. Brooklyn Nassau National Bank. Brooklyn Title Guarantee & Trust Co, Brooklyn Homestead Bank of Brooklyn. Brooklyn East Brooklyn Savings Bank. Brooklyn Peoples Savings Bank. Brooklyn Jamaica Savings Bank. Jamaica, L. /. First National Bank. Jamaica, L. I. Greater N. Y. Savings Bank. Brooklyn Greenpoint Savings Bank. Brooklyn Bank of Coney Island. Coney Island College Point Savings Bank. College Point, L. 1. Queens County Savings Bank, Flushing, L. I. Italian Discount & Trust Co. New York City Manufacturers Trust Co. New York City First National Bank. New York City Bankers Trust Co. New York City PENNSYLVANIA, National Bank of Fayette County. Uniontown Second National Bank. Brownsville First National Bank, Johnstown Union National Bank. New Brighton Farmers National Bank. Beaver Falls Ambridge Savings & Trust Co. Ambridge Charleroi Savings & Trust Co. Charleroi National Bank of America. Pittsburgh First National Bank. Pittsburgh Second National Bank. Erie Marine National Bank. Erie Exchange National Bank. Franklin First National Bank. Ebensburg Hazelton National Bank. Hazelton Peoples Savings & Trust Co. Hazelton Markle Bldg. & Trust Co. Hazelton Hersey Trust Co. Hersey Guaranty Trust Co. Lancaster Union Trust Co. Harrisburg Corn Exchange National Bank. Philadelphia Hamilton Trust Co. Philadelphia Dime Bank. Piitston Penna. National Bank. Reading First National Bank. Olyphant Warren National Bank, il’arr^n First National Bank. Warren Citizens National Bank. Warren Bank of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh Titusville Trust Co. Titusville Second National Bank. Titusville Commercial Bank. Titusville Second National Bank. Altoona Altoona Trust Co. Altoona First National Bank. Altoona Lincoln Deposit & Trust Co. Altoona First National Bank of Conemaugh. Conemaugh Union Bank of Johnstown. Johnstown Title, Trust & Guarantee Co. Johnstown Somerset Trust Co. Johnstown Conemaugh Deposit Bank. Conemaugh Fourth St. National Bank. Philadelphia Land Title & Trust Co. Philadelphia Commonwealth Trust Co. Philadelphia Integrity Title Ins. & Trust Co. Philadelphia Girard Trust Co. Philadelphia North Philadelphia Trust Co. Ph'ladelphia Philadelphia Trust Co. Philadelphia West Philadelphia Title & Trust Co. Philadelphia Eighth National Bank. Philadelphia Crawford County Trust Co. Meadville First National Bank. Alexandria Peoples National Bank. Waynesboro Penna. Company. Philadelphia WASHINGTON National Bank of Commerce. Seattle Washington Mutual Savings Bank. Seattle Union National Bank. Seattle Seattle National Bank. Seattle Dexter-Horton National Bank. Seattle American Savings Bank & Trust Co. Seattle Northwest Trust & State Bank. Seattle Bank of California. Seattle The National Bank of Tacoma. Tacoma Bank of California. Tacoma Puget Sound Bank & Trust Co. Tacoma The Sunnyside Bank. Sunnyside Vancouver National Bank. Vancouver Capitol National Bank. Olympia The Bank of Commerce. Everett First National Bank. Everett Pullman State Bank. Pullman Farmers National Bank. Colfcx First Savings & Trust Bank. Cclfax Colfax National Bank. Colfax Old National Bank. Spokane Exchange National Bank. Spokane Fidelity National Bank, Spokane Union Trust Co. Spokane Spokane & Eastern Trust Co. Spokane First National Bank. Yakima Guaranty Trust Co. Yakima Columbia Valley Bank. Wenatchee Wenatchee Valley Bank. Wenatchee First National Bank. Bellingham Citizens Bank. Bremerton Farmers & Merchants Bank. Cenlralia Centralia State Bank. Centralia The Farmers Bank. Ellensburg Kalama State Bank. Kalama Scandinavian National Bank. Seattle Union Savings & Trust Co. Seattle Scandinavian-American Bank. Tacoma State Bldg. & Loan Assn. Tacoma OHIO First-Second National Bank. Akron Ohio Savings & Trust Company. Akron Commercial Savings & Trust Company. Ashtabula Peoples Savings & Banking Company. Barberton Peoples National Bank. Beliefontaine Cleveland Trust Company. Cleveland First National Bank (Union Trust Co.). Cleveland Garfield Savings Bank, Cleveland United Banking & Savings Company. Cleveland National City Bank. Cleveland Central National Bank. Columbus Citizens Trust & Savings Bank. Columbus Buckeye State Bldg. & Loan Ass’n. Columbus Coshocton National Bank. Coshocton Commercial National Bank. Coshocton Dennison National Bank. Dennison Deposit Banking Company. Delaware Delaware Savings Bank Company. Delaware Lorain County Savings & Trust Co. Elyria SOME OF THE BANKS THAT USE ART METAL EQLJIPMENT Kent National Bank. Kent Marion National Bank. Marion First Savings & Loan Company. Massillon Licking County Bank & Trust Co. Newark Painesville National Bank. Painesville Citizens National Bank. Piqiia Dime Savings Bank Co. Toledo Champaign Nationaf Bank. Urbana Trumbull Savings & Loan Co. IL’arren Dollar Savings & Trust Co. Youngstown Federal Savings & Loan Co. Youngstown Home Savings & Loan Co. Youngstown Peoples Savings Bank. Zanesville First National Bank. Portsmouth The Fidelity Bldg. & Loan Assn. Dayton The First National Bank. St. Paris Guardian Savings & Trust Company. Cleveland Western Bank & Trust Company. Cincinnati City National Bank. Columbus New First National Bank. Columbus Hayden Clinton Bank. Columbus First National Bank. Canton. First Trust & Savings Bank. Canton Ohio Savings & Trust Company. Canton GEORGIA Third National Bank. Atlanta Loring National Bank. Atlanta Citizens & Southern Bank. Savannah Citizens First National Bank. Albany National Bank of Savannah. Savannah Chatham Bank & Trust Co. Savannah Exchange Bank of Savannah. Savannah Mercantile Bank & Trust Co. Savannah American Bank & Trust Co. Savannah Peoples Savings & Loan Association. Savannah Oglethorpe Savings & Trust Co. Savannah Wage Earners Loan & Trust Co. Savannah Mechanics Savings Bank. Savannah I.owry National Bank. Atlanta MICHIGAN Peninsula Bank of Ishpeming. Ishpeming The National Bank of Commerce. Detroit Wayne County & Home Savings Bank. Detroit The Peninsular State Bank, Detroit The Peoples State Bank. Detroit The Dime Savings Bank. Detroit The American State Savings Bank. Lansing The Michigan Trust Co. Grand Rapids The Genesee Co. Savings Bank. Flint First National Bank. Traverse City Merchants Bank. Battle Creek Old National Bank. Battle Creek Central National Bank. Battle Creek First National Bank. Marquette Marquette National Bank. Marquette Marquette County Savings Bank. Marquette Pontiac Savings Bank. Pontiac CALIFORNIA Bank of California. San Francisco Bank of Italy. San Francisco Western National Bank. San Francisco Mechanics Savings Bank. San Francisco Merchants National Bank. San Francisco International Banking Corp. San Francisco Halian American Bank. San Francisco First National Bank. San Francisco Security Savings Bank. San Francisco First National Bank, San Jose National Bank of Long Beach. Long Beach Commercial Bank. Santa Barbara Farmers & Mechanics. Sacramento San Diego Savings Bank. San Diego American National Bank. San Diego German American Trust & Sav. Bank. Los Angeles First National Bank. Los Angeles Merchants National Bank. Los Angeles American National Bank. San Francisco Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank. San Francisco Anglo California Trust Co. San Francisco Savings Union Bank & Trust Co. San Francisco Guaranty Trust & Savings Bank. Los Angeles First National Bank. San Diego OREGON First National Bank. Portland United States National Bank. Portland Ladd & Tilton Bank. Portland Northwestern National Bank. Portland Hibernia Commercial & Savings Bank. Portland Bank of California. Portland Citizens Bank. Portland Lumbermen’s Trust Co. Portland Equitable Savings & Loan Assn. Portland Portland Federal Reserve Bank. Portland KENTUCKY The Security Bank. Louisville Union National Bank. Louisville The First National Bank. Princeton The Exchange Bank. Mayfield City National Bank. Paducah First National Bank. Paducah Fayette National Bank. Lexington Security National Bank. Lexington Clark County National Bank. Winchester Merchants National Bank. Ashland Second National Bank. Ashland First National Bank. Hopkinsville City Bank & Trust Co. Hopkinsville Citizens National Bank. Winchester Peoples State Bank & Trust Co. Winchester Winchester Bank. Winchester Bourbon Agricultural Bank & Trust Co. Paris Deposit & Peoples Bank & Trust Co. Paris Farmers & Traders Bank. Paris INDIANA Union Trust Company. South Bend First Old State Bank. Elkhart Citizens Trust & Savings Bank. Indiana Harbor First National Bank. Fort Wayne Terre Haute Trust Co. Terre Haute Farmers & Traders Bank. Lafayette Merchants National Bank. Indianapolis American National Bank. Indianapolis Marion National Bank. Marion Farmers Trust & Savings Bank. Marion Grant Trust & Savings Co. Marion First National Bank. Marion Dickinson Trust Co. Richmond Second National Bank. Richmond New First National Bank. Elkhart St. Joseph Valley Bank. Elkhart First Trust & Savings Bank. Elkhart Indiana National Bank. Indianapolis American Trust & Savings Bank. Evansville First & Hamilton National Bank. Fort Wayne Old National Bank. Fort Wayne ILLINOIS Federal Reserve Bank, Chicago Illinois Merchants Bank. Chicago Merchants Loan & Trust Company. Chicago Illinois Trust & Savings Bank. Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank. Chicago Harris Trust & Savings Bank. Chicago Continental & Commercial National Bank. Chicago Continental & Commercial Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago Foreman Bros. Banking Company. Chicago Northern Trust Company. Chicago First Trust & Savings Bank. Chicago Union Trust Company. Chicago Liberty Trust & Savings Bank. Chicago Springfield Marine Bank, Springfield City National & Kankakee Tr. & Savings Bank. Kankakee First State Bank of Steger. Steger Commercial National Bank. Chicago University State Bank. Chicago Chicago City Bank. Chicago Drovers Trust & Savings. Chicago So. Chicago State Bank, Chicago First National Bank. Chicago Bank of Commerce & Savings. Chicago Sheridan Trust & Savings Bank. Chicago Fort Dearborn National Bank. Chicago. Union Bank. Chicago Peoples Trust & Savings Bank. Chicago Century Trust & Savings Bank. Chicago Chicago State & Savings Bank. Chicago Lincoln Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago Lakeview Trust & Savings Bank. Chicago Irving Park National Bank. Chicago Second National Bank. Charleston Areola State Bank. Areola First National Bank. Joliet Joliet National Bank. Joliet Joliet Trust & Savings Bank. Joliet Commercial Trust & Savings Bank. Joliet Peoples Bank. Bloomington Corn Belt Bank. Bloomington McLean Co, Bank. Bloomington KANSAS MISSOURI First National Bank. Kansas City New England National Bank. Kansas City Farmers Trust Company. Maryville Miners Bank, Joplin Missouri State Bank. Butler German Savings Institution. St. Louis Mercantile Trust Co. St. Louis Fidelity Trust Company. Kansas City Boatmen’s Bank. St. Louis National Bank of Commerce. St. Louis Third National Bank. St. Louis St. Louis Union Trust Co. St. Louis Commercial Bank. Kansas City Citizens National Bank. Independence Merchants National Bank. Topeka Citizens National Bank. Great Bend National Bank of Commerce. Wichita American State Bank. Wichita Union National Bank. Wichita First National Bank. Wichita Atchison Savings Bank. Atchison Exchange National Bank. Atchison Exchange State Bank. Atchison First National Bank. Atchison American State Bank. Atchison Commerce Trust Company. Atchison National Bank of Commerce. Pittsburg NEBRASKA Exchange National Bank. Hastings Columbus State Bank. Columbus Citizens Bank. Fairfield Citizens Bank. Orchard Citizens Bank. Brainard Citizens Bank. Wisner Nebraska State Bank. Grand Island Scottsbluff National Bank. Scottsbliiff Bushnell State Bank. Bushnell Irrigator’s Bank. Scottsbluff First National Bank. Lincoln City National Bank, Lincoln Central National Bank, Lincoln National Bank of Commerce. Lincoln First National Bank. Omaha MONTANA Security State Bank. Whitefish Citizens State Bank. Scobey First National Bank. Townsend Conrad Trust & Savings Bank. Helena Union Bank & Trust Co. Helena American National Bank. Helena Anaconda National Bank. Anaconda Citizens State Bank. Big Timber Yellowstone Merchants National Bank. Billings Yegen Brothers Bank. Billings Montana National Bank. Billings Commercial National Bank. Bozeman Metals Bank & Trust Co. Butte First National Bank. Butte W. A. Clark. Butte First National Bank. Dillon First National Bank. Great Falls Commercial National Bank. Great Falls Great Falls National Bank. Great Falls Conrad National Bank. Kalispell Lewistown State Bank, Lewistown First National Bank. Lewistown Bank of Fergus County, Lewistown National Park Bank. Livingston First National Bank. Miles City Miles City National Bank, Miles City State National Bank, Miles City Custer County Bank. Miles City Western Montana National Bank. Missoula Missoula Trust & Savings Bank. Missoula First National Bank. Missoula First National Bank. Hardin Page 71 i&mmmi'iif SOME OF THE BANKS THAT USE ART METAL EQUIPMENT Montana Trust & Savings Bank. Helena National Bank of Montana. Helena Banking Corporation of Montana. Helena First National Bank. Glasgow Farmers Stockgrowers Bank. Glasgow State Bank. Nashua NEW HAMPSHIRE City National Bank. Berlin National State Capital Bank. Concord New Hampshire Savings Bank. Concord First National Bank. Concord Strafford Savings Bank. Dover Franklin National Bank. Franklin Franklin Savings Bank. Franklin Keene National Bank. Keene Cheshire National Bank. Keene Siwooganock Guaranty Savings Bank. Lancaster The Lancaster National Bank. Lancaster Amoskeag National Bank. Manchester Merchants National Bank. Manchester Manchester National Bank. Manchester National State Capital Bank. Concord Peoples National Bank. Claremont Citizens National Bank. Newport First National Bank. Manchester Norway Plains Savings Bank. Rochester Somersworth Savings Bank. Somersworth MAINE Kennebec Savings Bank. Augusta Bangor Savings Bank. Bangor Pekepscot National Bank. Brunswick Manufacturers National Bank. Lewiston United States Trust Co. Portland Canal National Bank. Portland Fidelity Trust Co. Portland Casco Mercantile Trust Co. Portland Chapman National Bank. Portland Eastern Trust & Banking Co. Bangor Granite National Bank. Augusta Merchants National Bank. Bangor Merrill Trust Co. Bangor Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Co. Bar Harbor Kennebunk Savings Bank. Kennebiink Lewiston Trust Co. Lewiston Lubec Trust & Banking Company. Lubec Machias Savings Bank. Machias Portland National Bank. Portland Security Trust Co. Portland Rumford Falls Trust Co. Rumford Saco National Bank. Saco Ticonic National Bank. Waterville Waterville Savings Bank. Waterville TEXAS First National Bank. San Antonio National Bank of Commerce. Fort Worth Farmers & Mechanics Bank. Fort Worth Continental National Bank. Fort Worth Texas State Bank. Fort Worth Central Trust Co. San Antonio First National Bank. Orange First National Bank. Pharr First State Bank. Alamo First State Bank. White Deer Wichita State Bank. Wichita Falls First National Bank. Mt. Pleasant South Texas Commercial National Bank. Houston Guaranty State Bank. Waxahachie Waxahachie National Bank. Waxahachie Dallas County State Bank. Dallas Central State Bank. Dallas City National Bank. Dallas Guaranty State Bank. Plainview City National Bank. Amarillo Central Trust Co. San Antonio National Bank of Commerce. San Antonio Peoples State Bank. Houston Guardian Trust Co. Houston VIRGINIA The First National Bank. Appalachia National Exchange Bank. Roanoke Guaranty Title & Trust Co. Norfolk National Bank of Commerce. Norfolk Trust Company of Norfolk. Norfolk Colonial Bank & Trust Co. Roanoke WEST VIRGINIA Bank of Morgantown. Morgantown Bank of Monongahela Valley. Morgantown Quarter Savings Bank. Wheeling Dollar Savings & Trust Co. Wheeling First National Bank. Sistersville Farmers & Producers National Bank. Sistersville Peoples National Bank. Sistersville Tyler County Bank. Sistersville The Merchants National Bank. Montgomery American Bank & Trust Co. Huntington Kanawha Banking & Trust Co. Charleston Merchants & Farmers Bank. Martinsburg Old National Bank. Martinsburg Peoples Trust Co. Martinsburg WYOMING Casper National Bank. Casper Stockmen's National Bank. Casper First National Bank. Torriugton Citizens National Bank. Torrington Bank of Manville. Manville Citizens Savings Bank. Providence RHODE ISLAND The Industrial Trust Co. Providence Union Trust Co. Providence R. 1. Hospital Trust Co. Providence Centerville National Bank of Warwick. Arctic Newport Trust Co. Newport VERMONT Burlington Savings Bank. Burlington Burlington Trust Co. Burlington Merchants National Bank. Burlington Barton Savings & National Bank (2 banks). Barton Brattleboro Trust Co. Brattleboro Vermont National Bank. Brattleboro Peoples National Bank. Brattleboro Chittendon County Trust Co. Burlington Lamoille County National Bank. Hyde Park Montpelier Savings Bank & Trust Co. Montpelier The Marble Savings Bank. Rutland National Bank of Vergennes. Vergennes Bennington County Savings Bank. Bennington Granite Trust Company. Hardwick Factory Point National Bank. Manchester Centre The State National Bank. Windsor SOUTH CAROLINA Union National Bank. Columbia National Bank of Newberry Bank of Spartanburg. Spartanburg City National Bank. Sumter Bishopville National Bank. Bishopville Bank of Western Carolina. Batesburg Bank of Cross Hill. Cross Hill The Peoples Bank. Dillon City Savings Bank. Florence Lancaster Mercantile Co. Manchester National Union Bank. Rock Hill CONNECTICUT First National Bank. Bridgeport Peoples Savings Bank. Bridgeport Danielson Trust Co. Danielson Connecticut River Banking Co. Hartford Hartford National Bank. Hartford Manufacturers National Bank. Waterbary New Britain National Bank. New Britain New Britain Trust Co. New Britain The Commercial Trust Co. New Britain COLORADO First National Bank. Denver International Trust Co. Denver Colo. National Bank. Denver American Bank & Trust Co. Denver Denver National Bank. Denver Hamilton National Bank. Denver U. S. National Bank. Denver State Savings Bank. Colorado Springs Exchange National Bank. Colorado Springs First National Bank. Colorado Springs MARYLAND Safe Deposit & Trust Co. Baltimore Atlantic Trust Co. Baltimore Baltimore Trust Co. Baltimore Commerce Trust Co. Baltimore Fidelity Trust Co. Baltimore Fidelity & Deposit Co. Baltimore International Trust Co. Baltimore Maryland Trust Co. Baltimore Merchants Trust & Deposit Co. Baltimore Old Town National Bank. Baltimore Safe Deposit & Trust Co. Baltimore Central Trust Co. Frederick WASHINGTON, D. C. Commercial National Bank. American Security & Trust Co. The National Savings & Trust Co. The Metropolitan National Bank. The Federal National Bank. The Munsey Trust Co. The McLachlen Banking Corporation. The Continental Trust Co. The Washington Loan & Trust Co. Union Trust Co. District National Bank. Riggs National Bank. Mechanics & Savings Bank. Home Savings Bank. WISCONSIN Marshall & Illsley Bank. Milwaukee Second Ward Savings Bank. Milwaukee Wisconsin National Bank. Milwaukee First National Bank. Madison First National Bank. Neenah First National Bank of Wis. Rapids. Rapids Second National Bank. Beloit Beloit State Bank. Beloit Beloit Savings Bank. Beloit Bank of Wisconsin. Madison First National Bank. Milwaukee IOWA Central State Bank. Des Moines Iowa National Bank. Ottumwa Nishna Valley Bank. Riverton First National Bank. Marshalltown Security Savings Bank. Marshalltown Fidelity Savings Bank. Marshalltown Iowa Savings Bank. Marshalltown Merchants National Bank. Burlington First National Bank. Burlington American Savings Bank. Burlington Iowa State Bank (Savings). Burlington Burlington Savings Bank. Burlington Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank. Burlington Security Savings Bank. Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids National Bank. Cedar Rapids OTHER STATES Wilmington Trust Co., Wilmington, Delaware First National Bank, Fort Smith, Arkansas Security Bank. Hot Springs, Arkansas The First National Bank, Bristol, Tennessee Second National Bank, Jackson, Tennessee Farmers & Merchants Bank, Henderson, Tennessee Third National Bank, Union City, Tennessee American Trust & Banking Co., Chattanooga, Tennessee Mechanics Bank & Trust Co., Knoxville, Tennessee Federal Reserve Bank, Birmingham, Alabama Ouachita National Bank, Monroe, Louisiana First National Bank, Crowley, Louisiana Interstate Bank, New Orleans, Louisiana Merchants National Bank, Jersey City, New Jersey First National Bank, Bartlesville, Oklahoma Union National Bank, Bartlesville, Oklahoma Tradesmen’s National Bank, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Greensboro National Bank, Greensboro, North Carolina Commercial National Bank, High Point, North Carolina Deseret National Bank, Salt Lake City, Utah Utah State National Bank, Salt Lake City, Utah Zion’s Savings & Trust Co., Salt Lake City, Utah Jerome National Bank, Jerome, Idaho First National Bank, Rigby, Idaho First National Bank, Boise, Idaho First Security National Bank, Minneapolis, Minnesota American National Bank, St. Paul, Minnesota Merchants National Bank, St. Paul, Minnesota Page 72 THE DE VINNE PRESS NEW YORK ,; ,. 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