Bank, Still
- Object Name:
- Bank, Still
- Object ID:
- 1991.094.25
- Date:
- 1910-1920
- Description:
- Coin bank, Hillsborough County Savings Bank, Manchester, NH. Oval shape. Chrome-plated steel. Hinged handle on top. Chrome-plated nameplate riveted to front; black stamped lettering: "HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY SAVINGS BANK / 4621 / COR. ELM & MANCHESTER STS. / MANCHESTER, N. H." Wide coin slot above nameplate. Lock on bottom. 1961 Lincoln penny inside.
- Material:
- Metal
Steel - Dimensions:
- H-2.4 W-3.8 D-1.9 inches
- Provenance:
- One of 39 coin banks collected in the 1960s by Francis E. Robinson, of Durham, NH, executive vice-president of the New Hampshire Association of Savings Banks (1961-1973). The banks were distributed by member banks of the New Hampshire Association of Savings Banks. Mr. Robinson kept this collection on display in his office on the top floor of the New Hampshire Savings Bank building at North Main and Capitol Streets in Concord.
Coin banks were commonly distributed by banks to their depositors. This practice began to wane around 1960. - Credit Line:
- Gift of Francis E. Robinson
- Subjects:
- Banks, Banking industry, Banking, Coin banks, Saving & investment
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