Vintage Society for Savings Bank Matchbook Hartford CT Advertising Collectible
$ 2.62
Description
Vintage Society for Savings Bank Matchbook Hartford CT Advertising Collectible. The matchbook also notes "ENCORE SALES W. HARTFORD," indicating a connection to Hartford, Connecticut, adding a geographical interest for collectors. Its unique design and historical context make it a fascinating addition to any collection. Discover a piece of banking history with this vintage advertising matchbook from Society for Savings. The front features the distinctive Society for Savings logo in a classic blue and white color scheme, accompanied by the reassuring slogan, "The bank with your future in mind." Below, contact information includes the telephone number 524-8321, and the important detail "MEMBER OF F.D.I.C." prominently displayed, signifying its stability and trustworthiness. The matchbook also notes "ENCORE SALES W. HARTFORD," indicating a connection to Hartford, Connecticut, adding a geographical interest for collectors. This collectible item is a wonderful snapshot of mid-20th century corporate branding and promotional design. It represents a bygone era of local banking and the methods used to connect with customers. Ideal for collectors of vintage advertising memorabilia, bank ephemera, or those with an interest in Hartford, CT history, this matchbook offers a tangible link to the past, reflecting the established presence of Society for Savings in the community. Its unique design and historical context make it a fascinating addition to any collection. This vintage matchbook cover shows expected age-related wear. It may have scuffing, edge wear, creasing, discoloration, tears, writing, sticker residue or other imperfections consistent with age and use. Please review all photos carefully, as they are considered part of the description and best represent the item's condition. Please visit or follow my store for other similar items. New items are added daily. I am happy to combine shipping if more than one item is purchased. Thanks for looking!
