 Mason
The
idea of a Mason bank might strike some as odd, but when this
bank was issued, bricklaying was an activity that you saw
all the time. This colorful card, with a lot of strong red,
is seldom encountered today.
The Mason
card was printed by G. H. Dunston Lith. of Buffalo, New
York, and issued in 1887. It's shown here at 85 percent of
actual size.
The
coloring, lettering, layout, wording and size of this card
are similar to the Picture
Gallery
card, which is the other bank card printed by
Dunston.
|