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ARCH.2003.35, Rendition: 804923
This image displays a vintage printed document, likely an invitation, program, or advertisement, for the Old Colony Trust Company.
The document is printed on white paper and framed by a wide, light gray border, and it is presented within an open book or folder with aged, brown paper pages.
The central page features the following information:
To the right, another page of the document is partially visible. It contains two columns of names, suggesting it is a list of guests or committee members for an event. Below this list, there is a small illustration of a building, and some partially visible text that reads "cordially invites", "1216 B...", "Chestnut H...", and words like "Distinction" and "Well", confirming its nature as an invitation to a social function.
To the left, the edge of another page is visible, showing a faint, partial illustration of classical columns and the letters "GE...ERA". The overall aesthetic suggests a formal event from the mid-20th century.
The image shows an advertisement for the "Old Colony Trust Company." The ad features a black and white design with a historical theme. At the top, there is a small illustration of a person in period clothing, accompanied by the phrase "Worthy of your Trust." Below this, the company's name is prominently displayed in large, bold letters: "OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY." Underneath the company name, the address "ONE FEDERAL STREET, BOSTON 6, MASSACHUSETTS" is listed.
The ad also includes the names of key individuals associated with the company, listed as follows:
At the bottom of the advertisement, it states, "Allied with The First National Bank of Boston." The design has a simple yet elegant layout, with a gray border around the advertisement and a white background for the text. The image is part of a larger document or magazine, as other pages with text are visible on the sides and bottom of the advertisement.
This image shows a printed advertisement for the Old Colony Trust Company. The ad is bordered by a gray margin and features a black-and-white illustration of a man wearing a Pilgrim hat at the top center. Below the illustration, the text reads "Worthy of your Trust" in elegant script.
The main title in bold, large font reads "OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY," with the company's address, "ONE FEDERAL STREET, BOSTON 6, MASSACHUSETTS," written in smaller text below it. Three stars are positioned below the address, separating it from the names of key personnel listed underneath:
At the bottom of the ad, in small text, it states, "Allied with The FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BOSTON."
The ad is placed on a light brown or beige background, possibly part of a scrapbook or a collection of papers. To the right of the advertisement, there is a partial view of another document with a list of names and a building illustration, but it is not fully visible. On the left side, part of another image or text is visible, but it is also not fully shown.
The image shows a page of a book that is open, revealing the contents. The page is in black and white, with a gray border on the left side. The page is titled "Old Colony Trust Company," with a logo in the middle. The text "Worthy of your Trust" is written on the top, and the names of the chairman, president, and vice president are written below it. On the right side, there is another page with some text.
The image shows an open book with a title page and some text. The title page reads "Worthy of Your Trust" and "Old Colony Trust Company." There is a picture of a man wearing a hat and holding a book, and the text mentions the company's address as "One Federal Street, Boston 6, Massachusetts." The book also includes a list of names, including the chairman of the board of directors, the president, and the chairman of the trust committee. The book appears to be an invitation or brochure for the Old Colony Trust Company, highlighting its reputation and services.
The image shows an open book or document featuring a formal invitation or cover page for the Old Colony Trust Company. Here is a detailed description:
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The image depicts a formal, professional document or invitation related to the Old Colony Trust Company, a financial institution based in Boston, Massachusetts. The design and content emphasize trust, leadership, and affiliation with a reputable bank, suggesting a formal event, announcement, or corporate communication. The vintage aesthetic and structured layout reinforce the historical and professional nature of the content.
The image shows a printed advertisement or informational page for the Old Colony Trust Company, located at One Federal Street, Boston 6, Massachusetts. The design features a bold title "Old Colony Trust Company" with the tagline "Worthy of your Trust" beneath a small illustration of a figure in colonial attire holding a document. The text provides a formal listing of prominent individuals associated with the company, including Robert Cutler (Chairman, Board of Directors), Augustin H. Parker, Jr. (President), and Arthur L. Coburn, Jr. (Chairman, Trust Committee and Vice President). The company is noted as being allied with The First National Bank of Boston. The surrounding appears to be part of a booklet or brochure.
The image shows an open printed material, likely a booklet or a part of a newspaper, on a beige background. The visible page has a clean, professional layout, featuring the text "Worthy of your Trust" near the top with a small graphic emblem just above it. The main heading reads "OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY" in large, bold, uppercase serif font, followed by the address "ONE FEDERAL STREET, BOSTON 6, MASSACHUSETTS."
Below are three rows of asterisks, after which follows the leadership information presented in a hierarchical structure. It lists:
The bottom of the page notes that the entity is "Allied with The First National Bank of Boston."
The right edge of the page is slightly obscured by another page. The partially visible text on the obscured page includes names with corresponding initials, which suggests a list of individuals possibly associated with the trust company or board members.
The overall impression is of a formal corporate document, possibly from an annual report or promotional material for the Old Colony Trust Company. The text and design suggest it could be from the mid-20th century, given the formality and style typical of that era's corporate publications.
The image shows a printed page from a publication featuring an advertisement for the Old Colony Trust Company. The ad includes a small logo at the top depicting a person wearing a Pilgrim-style hat and attire. Below the logo, there is the tagline "Worthy of your Trust."
The main text in bold reads:
"OLD COLONY
TRUST COMPANY
One Federal Street, Boston 6, Massachusetts"
Underneath, there are three stars and the names and titles of three officials:
At the bottom, there is a note that this company is "Allied with The First National Bank of Boston."
The layout is clean and formal, with a light gray border surrounding the advertisement. The background shows parts of other printed material but is mostly cropped out of the frame.
This is an open two-page spread from a vintage financial brochure for the Old Colony Trust Company. The left page features a white inset card with a small portrait of a man in a hat and the motto “Worthy of your Trust.” Below it sits the bold heading “Old Colony Trust Company” and the address “One Federal Street, Boston 6, Massachusetts.” A row of three stars separates the header from the officers listed:
At the bottom it notes the company is Allied with The First National Bank of Boston. The card is mounted on a grey background within the pamphlet. The right page shows more small-print text and a tiny illustration, but the main focus is the Old Colony Trust Company header. The overall look is vintage and formal, with serif typography. The book rests on a brown paper surface.