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Vintage 1980s VA Bank Keychains United Savings Vienna Continental Federal For Sale


Vintage 1980s VA Bank Keychains United Savings Vienna Continental Federal
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Vintage 1980s VA Bank Keychains United Savings Vienna Continental Federal:
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Vintage lot of 2 advertising/promotional bank keychains from now-defunct or historic financial institutions.Included:* United Savings Bank – Vienna, Virginia 22180, with phone number [phone removed by ]. Rectangular yellow/black design with metal key ring.* Continental Federal Savings Bank – oval cream/yellow promotional keychain with blue logo and metal key ring. This one appears to have been stored in a small plastic sleeve.Great pieces of vintage banking memorabilia and advertising ephemera, especially for collectors of Virginia history, savings & loan memorabilia, bank advertising, or vintage keychains.Condition: Pre-owned/vintage. United Savings Bank keychain shows age-related wear/discoloration around the edges. Continental Federal Savings Bank keychain appears quite clean and is shown in its protective sleeve. Please review photos closely for exact cosmetic condition, as they are part of the description.Sold as a lot of 2. Both keychains represent now-defunct Northern Virginia financial institutions and date to approximately the mid-1980s through early 1990s, making them unusual pieces of Virginia banking and savings-and-loan history.One neat connection: Continental Federal Savings Bank ultimately became part of Crestar in 1993, while United Savings’ successor also became part of Crestar. That makes the pair especially cohesive as a little Northern Virginia banking-history lot.
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