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Early 1900s bank Stock Photos and Images
RMERGTN9–London - Bank of England. In early 1900s. Horsedrawn carts, trams, top hats. Lamp post. Pedestrians .
RM2WHX79W–Vintage street photographic scene from New Zealand, early 1900s. Bank of New Zealand, Princes Street, Dunedin
RMERGG27–Post Office Saving Bank - advertisement, early 20th century. Caption: 'Save for the Home'. With silhoutette of house, car and
RF2HN3RRR–Vintage photo of Trinity College (right), Bank of Ireland and old Parliament House (left). Dublin, Ireland. 1900s
RM2T8TRNF–Port Chalmers Presbyterian Church, View of the Presbyterian Church on the hill at Port Chalmers. The Bank of New Zealand building is in the foreground to the left. in the early 1900s
RM2K64AF6–Vintage 19th century/1900's photograph by Peter Henry Emerson. Emerson was a British writer and photographer. His photographs are early examples of promoting straight photography as an art form. He is known for taking photographs that displayed rural settings and for his disputes with the photographic establishment about the purpose and meaning of photography. River Bank scene, Norfolk?
RM2T3RHYE–First National Bank Building, Bellingham WA, approx 1910s postcard. unidentified photographer
RMR0Y2XB–SHELL OIL 1924 vintage advertisement by artist Norman Keene was an early poster promoting use of Shell oil during the glamorous ‘Roaring Twenties' era of motor racing.
RM2B7WKBG–A 1916 advertisement for Woods teaching college, spring bank, Hull (UK) with portraits of the Principal F C Wood and teachers C Wood & A Wood, known as the 'Teaching trio' and a slogan advising all young men to learn shorthand.
RMERGPT1–Deutsche Bank, Berlin, Germany. Street view from the corner at Französische straße. Early 20th century.
RM2P8XYNE–Wild West about 1900, Old West Town, Stores, Bank, 1900s, Turn of the Century, America, Westward Expansion, Douglas State Bank.
RM2E3NT4K–Vintage 19th century/1900's photograph by Peter Henry Emerson. Emerson was a British writer and photographer. His photographs are early examples of promoting straight photography as an art form. He is known for taking photographs that displayed rural settings and for his disputes with the photographic establishment about the purpose and meaning of photography. River bank scene, Norfolk?
RMERGKG4–Ruins of the Yokohama Spoaie Bank. On September 1st, 1923, the Great Kanto Earthquake struck Yokohama, levelling much of the
RM2T5CTKT–Bradford Cinderella Holiday Home, Hest Bank, Lancaster. Drawing of the holiday home on an early 20th century postcard, showing children playing outside
RM2P2FAC9–A early distant view of Lyons (Lyon), France, painted to highlight the river ---- Une première vue lointaine de Lyon (Lyon), France, peinte pour mettre en valeur le fleuve
RM2MM9J7K–Santa Claus Bank Robbery - 23rd Dec1927 - A bandit dressed as Santa Clause led an attack on the First National Bank at Cisco, Texas. USA. Ex convicts Marshall Ratliff, dressed as Santa Claus, Henry Helms and Robert Hill alongside Louis Davis, a relative of Helms, carried out the infamous robbery. Children were used as shields by the criminals when a substantial gunfight ensued, resulting in the death of Chief Bedford and Deputy George Carmichael , 4 others and a number of injuries, some substantial.
RM2T8TN5N–Commercial Bank of Australia, Ltd, Auckland, New Zealand, View of the facade of the Commercial Bank of Australia (CBA) in the Masonic Hall building. in early 1900s
RM2RGAW8G–Vintage 19th century/1900's photograph by Peter Henry Emerson. Emerson was a British writer and photographer. His photographs are early examples of promoting straight photography as an art form. He is known for taking photographs that displayed rural settings and for his disputes with the photographic establishment about the purpose and meaning of photography. Rivweer bank scene, Norfolk?
RM2KAFKHR–Street Scene, Prescott Arizona with Prescott State Bank and Masonic Temple, approx 1910's postcard. Brisley Drug Co pub.
RM2FKXK3F–1904 - One of the Gamecock trawler fleet from Hull after shelling by a Russian ship, suspecting it to be a Japanese torpedo boat Variously known as the Dogger Bank incident or the Gamecock Incident , the trawler fleet from Hull on the north eastern coastline of Britain were fired on by warships of Russia’s Baltic Fleet, after being mistaken for Japanese torpedo boats. The organised mass fishing fleet consisted of 49 steam trawlers, 6 carriers and a dedicated hospital ship. Carrier ships ferried the catch to market whilst the fleet stayed in their fishing area.
RM2J1KBD2–Haircut, food & drink - navvies at rest, early 20th century. Group of men sitting on a bank having food and drink. One man is sitting in the foreground having his hair cut with a pair of clippers. Spades, metal flasks, flagons, a basket and other items are scattered around
RM2K91EDP–Original postcard of Pit Brow 'Lassies' from the Victorian era, wearing working clothes, including trousers with tools of the trade - shovels and sieves, working tools. Wigan, Lancashire, U.K. posted February 1906 but photographed circa 1900.
RM2GB3TC2–Original early 1900's Edwardian tinted postcard of Pit Brow Girl, holding a pick, Wigan, Lancashire, U.K. posted 10 August 1905
RM2K4GDEM–Listed early 20th century Bank building in Thirsk, now HSBC bank, North Yorkshire, England, UK
RM2E3NT78–Vintage 19th century/1900's photograph by Peter Henry Emerson. Emerson was a British writer and photographer. His photographs are early examples of promoting straight photography as an art form. He is known for taking photographs that displayed rural settings and for his disputes with the photographic establishment about the purpose and meaning of photography. River Bank scene, Norfolk?
RM2A9EC27–A banner across the front of the building declares that 'The Imperial Bank of Canada will occupy this building about Sept 15th, W. H. Gardner, Contractor and Builder.'.
RM2T8TN9D–Boys playing on a boat at Deep Creek, Torbay, Auckland, New Zealand, Boys playing on an old yacht tied up to the bank at Deep Creek. A catamaran can be seen in the distance. Taken in the early 1900s
RM2K64AHF–Vintage 19th century/1900's photograph by Peter Henry Emerson. Emerson was a British writer and photographer. His photographs are early examples of promoting straight photography as an art form. He is known for taking photographs that displayed rural settings and for his disputes with the photographic establishment about the purpose and meaning of photography. River Bank scene, Norfolk?
RM2A9EBTX–View of the Canadian Bank of Commerce building in Gowganda, taken from the lake. The bank was built of logs and there is a canoe on the bank's veranda ca. 1909
RMB4TF00–The Bottle Bank Gateshead in the early days of the century when the traffic was horse drawn
RM2A28JKK–A very early postcard showing the former galleried houses on Boulby Bank, Whitby, North Yorkshire, UK in 1907 (Now demolished and the area redeveloped)
RMPB78X9–1082 National Bank of Commerce Building, southeast corner of Broadway and Olive Street. Early construction view, 2 January 1908
RM2C7MKW8–Typical early 1900's architecture of covered walkways and wrought iron decorative balconies in the country town of Bellingen, mid NSW., Australia
RM2E3NT7H–Vintage 19th century/1900's photograph by Peter Henry Emerson. Emerson was a British writer and photographer. His photographs are early examples of promoting straight photography as an art form. He is known for taking photographs that displayed rural settings and for his disputes with the photographic establishment about the purpose and meaning of photography. River Bank scene, Norfolk?
RM2JRC0YT–Museum of the American Arts & Crafts Movement, St. Petersburg, Florida. Craftsman staircase from an early 1900s Chicago bank.
RMKDK26P–National Bank of Commerce Building, southeast corner of Broadway and Olive Street. Early construction view, 2 January 1908
RF2F1EFX9–Market Square, South Side, Showing National Bank and Chamber of Mines, Johannesburg from the book ' Boer and Britisher in South Africa; a history of the Boer-British war and the wars for United South Africa, together with biographies of the great men who made the history of South Africa ' By Neville, John Ormond Published by Thompson & Thomas, Chicago, USA in 1900
RMAH0N16–City National Bank and Hotel, 5 West State Street, Mason City, Iowa, 1909. Exterior. Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright
RMGDJDFK–View towards The Monument to The Great Fire Of London, King William Street in the City of London c1905.
RM2T8TKCX–Bank of New Zealand, Opotiki, View of the Bank of New Zealand on the corner of Church Street and Elliot Street. A group of women and children are standing outside the bank. A horse is being ridden up the road on the right. in early 1900s
RM2K64AHA–Vintage 19th century/1900's photograph by Peter Henry Emerson. Emerson was a British writer and photographer. His photographs are early examples of promoting straight photography as an art form. He is known for taking photographs that displayed rural settings and for his disputes with the photographic establishment about the purpose and meaning of photography. River bank scene, Norfolk?
RMHAFNXX–The remains of the Cook Bank Building still dominate the Rhyolite skyline just as it did when it was built in the early 1900's at a cost of $90,000.
RM2D6KJ6X–An old engraving showing a plan for the Hudson River east bank frontage along West Street, New York City, USA c.1870. It is from a Victorian mechanical engineering book of the 1880s. New York City needed more capacity for shipping. A series of piers were eventually designed by the architectural firm of Warren and Wetmore. The complex was a row of grand buildings embellished with pink granite facades with piers behind forming the docking points for ocean liners of Cunard Line and White Star Line from the early 1900s. The piers are now used by the Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex.
RMDAY9CC–Composite image of the Bank of Memories Flower shop and the old image of the Citizens State Bank in early 1900s Menomonee Falls
RM2K0MP7R–Whitby (Yorkshire UK,) Horngarth or Penny Hedge traditional ceremony circa 1905. An historic photograph showing the annual ceremony of planting the Penny Hedge or Horngarth in the river Esk at Whitby, North Yorkshire, UK. On completion of the hedge the man with the horn blows 'out on ye' (Get Out) challenging the tide to destroy the penny hedge within three tides, in line with a local legend. The custom takes place at Abraham's Bosom on the eve of Ascension Day (40th day after Easter Sunday) , in the mud on the east bank of the River Esk .
RF2A9R817–This image dates to the early 1900s and shows the epxloration of the mounds at Nineveh, the oldest and most-populous city of the ancient Assyrian empire. Nineveh was situated on the east bank of the Tigris River and encircled by the modern city of Mosul, Iraq. Today, the remains of ancient Nineveh are the mound-ruins of Kouyunjik and Nabii Yunus.
RMMAJRB3–Title: National Bank of Commerce Building, southeast corner of Broadway and Olive Street. Early construction view, 2 January 1908. . 2 January 1908.
RM2DAG084–An historic photograph showing the 1911 annual ceremony of planting the Penny Hedge or Horngarth in the river Esk at Whitby, North Yorkshire, UK. On completion of the hedge the man with the horn blows 'out on ye' (Get Out) challenging the tide to destroy the penny hedge within three tides, in line with a local legend. The custom takes place at Abraham's Bosom on the eve of Ascension Day (40th day after Easter Sunday) , in the mud on the east bank of the River Esk . The warehouses in the background are no more and the traditional large crowd of onlookers from every school no longer visit.
RM2E3NT6Y–Vintage 19th century/1900's photograph by Peter Henry Emerson. Emerson was a British writer and photographer. His photographs are early examples of promoting straight photography as an art form. He is known for taking photographs that displayed rural settings and for his disputes with the photographic establishment about the purpose and meaning of photography. Rivweer bank scene, Norfolk?
RM2H5A24C–Original early 1900's postcard of pit brow girls wearing headscarves, working clothes, at the pit head, Wigan Junction Colliery, Lancashire, England, U.K. posted in 1911 but image from circa 1905.
RM2HF4XBT–Original early 1900's Edwardian greetings postcard of Lancashire Pit Brow Lassies at work, hauling coal in trucks, Newfoundland No. 1 Colliery, Wigan, Greater Manchester, Lancashire, England, U.K. Photographed in 1907. Published by J. Starr and Sons Ltd. Wigan.
RMR959BR–Palm Trees on the West Bank of the Nile river in Egypt , processed to look like an early 1900s photo
RM2WMGHG4–Cattle lined up at the livestock market in Market Square, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England, UK in the early twentieth century. The rich and fertile Vale of Aylesbury was perfect for farming and there was a twice-weekly sheep, pig and cattle market in the central square from 1204 until 1927, when the market relocated. Old buildings such as shops, banks and hotels surrounded the square, many advertising themselves on their awnings. This image is taken from an old glass negative – a vintage Victorian/Edwardian photograph.
RM2T8TWW1–Waiaua Bridge Junction on the main East Coast Road, Bay of Plenty, View of the river with the road bridge in the middle distance. A man is sitting on the river bank. in early 1900s
RM2K64AG0–Vintage 19th century/1900's photograph by Peter Henry Emerson. Emerson was a British writer and photographer. His photographs are early examples of promoting straight photography as an art form. He is known for taking photographs that displayed rural settings and for his disputes with the photographic establishment about the purpose and meaning of photography
RMHAFNXP–The remains of the Cook Bank Building still dominate the Rhyolite skyline just as it did when it was built in the early 1900's at a cost of $90,000. T
RMGA4BX7–A stone building built in 1905 which now houses a Santander Bank branch in Vineyard Haven, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts
RMFCNENJ–AJAXNETPHOTO. EARLY 1900S (APPROX). SOUTHEND, ENGLAND. - WORLD'S LONGEST PIER - PEOPLE IN EDWARDIAN DRESS CROWDING THE SEAFRONT AND PLEASURE PIER ON AN EARLY AUGUST HOLIDAY. A SEEBOLD BENEFIT WAS SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 3 (POSSIBLY 1902) IN THE PIER PAVILLION. PHOTO:AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY
REF:AVL SOUTHEND 1900 2
RM2RGB14G–Vintage 19th century photograph: view of the city of Hebron, Holy Land, Palestine, modern West Bank.
RMW2FTNA–A banner across the front of the building declares that 'The Imperial Bank of Canada will occupy this building about Sept 15th, W. H. Gardner, Contractor and Builder.'.
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