A couple of pieces of ephemera from my home county that I bought off eBay recently.
First is an envelope from 1882 addressed to the Cedar County Bank in Tipton. The sender if William Durant Gardner Cottrell (1833-1906) who was the first President of The First National Bank of Clarence, Iowa when it opened in 1905.
Second is letterhead from The First National Bank of Clarence, Iowa featuring a vignette of the building (still standing) and a list of the bank officers. Based on those officers, this letterhead is from 1923-1924.
Included below is a large note from my collection featuring the signatures of Cashier, Richard O. Hoyer (1881-1946) and President, Charles E. Read (1856-1935) and a small note with promoted-to-Cashier, Ernest Charles Hasselbusch (1892-1953)
First is an envelope from 1882 addressed to the Cedar County Bank in Tipton. The sender if William Durant Gardner Cottrell (1833-1906) who was the first President of The First National Bank of Clarence, Iowa when it opened in 1905.
Second is letterhead from The First National Bank of Clarence, Iowa featuring a vignette of the building (still standing) and a list of the bank officers. Based on those officers, this letterhead is from 1923-1924.
Included below is a large note from my collection featuring the signatures of Cashier, Richard O. Hoyer (1881-1946) and President, Charles E. Read (1856-1935) and a small note with promoted-to-Cashier, Ernest Charles Hasselbusch (1892-1953)
A couple of pieces of ephemera from my home county that I bought off eBay recently.
First is an envelope from 1882 addressed to the Cedar County Bank in Tipton. The sender if William Durant Gardner Cottrell (1833-1906) who was the first President of The First National Bank of Clarence, Iowa when it opened in 1905.
Second is letterhead from The First National Bank of Clarence, Iowa featuring a vignette of the building (still standing) and a list of the bank officers. Based on those officers, this letterhead is from 1923-1924.
Included below is a large note from my collection featuring the signatures of Cashier, Richard O. Hoyer (1881-1946) and President, Charles E. Read (1856-1935) and a small note with promoted-to-Cashier, Ernest Charles Hasselbusch (1892-1953)
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