Three "Shana Tovah" Postcards – Anglo-Palestine Bank

Three postcards with "Shana Tovah" greetings by the Anglo-Palestine Bank. Vienna: "Zion", [early 20th century].
Three undivided "Shana Tovah" greeting postcards, with photographs of the branches of the Anglo-Palestine Bank in Jerusalem and Jaffa.
The Anglo-Palestine Company, a daughter company of the Jewish Colonial Trust, was established in 1902, bringing modern bank financing to Palestine. Since then until after the establishment of the state, it served as the central financial institution of the Yishuv.
Approx. 14x9 cm. Several stains. Minor blemishes to edges.