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20 Dollars Bank of America Travelers Cheque
| Issuer | Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association |
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| Type | Cheques |
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| Obverse lettering | BofA TRAVELERS CHEQUE WHEN COUNTERSIGNED WITH THIS SIGNATURE Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A. WILL PAY THIS CHEQUE TO THE ORDER OF IN UNITED STATES TWENTY DOLLARS IN ALL OTHER COUNTRIES AT CURRENT BUYING RATE FOR BANKERS' CHEQUES ON NEW YORK A.P. GIANNINI COUNTERSIGN HERE IN PRESENCE OF PERSON CASHING FOUNDER FX 269 JEFFRIES BANKNOTE COMPANY |
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| Reverse lettering | 20 THIS CHEQUE IS SUBJECT TO STAMP TAX IN CERTAIN COUNTRIES. |
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Bank of America's travelers cheque program was for decades one of the highest-volume operations of its kind in the world, and the Jeffries Banknote Company — a Los Angeles security printer with a long working relationship with West Coast financial institutions — handled a substantial portion of the production. Jeffries was eventually acquired by American Bank Note Company, and much of its output became absorbed into that larger archive.
The issuing name here is precise: the National Trust and Savings Association charter, rather than the later reorganized entity. Worth noting for dating purposes.