1929 Irving Trust Company What Every Man Owes Will Executor Trustee Ad For Sale

Original 1929 Irving Trust Company advertising piece titled What Every Man Owes, promoting wills, estate planning and the company\'s services as executor and trustee. The illustrated advertisement depicts a family examining belongings and papers in a trunk and warns that families can suffer when a breadwinner fails to leave a valid will. The advertising copy recommends naming Irving Trust Company as Executor and Trustee to provide additional protection for dependents who may be inexperienced in business matters. The Fifth Avenue Office at Fifth Avenue and 34th Street in New York is prominently advertised, and Copyright 1929 appears at the bottom. Irving Trust Company was a major New York financial institution during this period, with contemporary financial publications documenting the company under the Irving Trust name in 1929. An appealing piece of pre Depression banking and financial advertising with crossover interest for collectors of New York City history, estate planning, wills, trust companies and vintage financial ephemera. Condition shows age toning, scattered spotting and discoloration, edge and corner wear, minor creasing and general handling and storage wear as visible in the photographs.

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