The bank is named three times over, under the town in the same three languages, and the Hungarian calls it a savings bank where the Serbian and German both call it simply a bank, so the institution described itself differently to each readership. Handwriting in Hungarian runs down the sky.
About this place
A bank on a street corner, its rounded turret carrying a ribbed dome and a lantern. The card names it in all three languages of the town at once, Kozponti Takarekpenztar, Central Bank in Cyrillic and Central-Bank, so the Central Savings Bank rather than the Novi Sad Savings Bank on the main square, which is a different building.
On the card
UJVIDÉK / НОВИ САД / NEUSATZ / Központi Takarékpénztár / Централна Банка / Central-Bank / […]
- Date
- 1910
- Coordinates
- 45.25699, 19.84607
- Source
- Public online source
- Licence
- Public domain
- Size
- 770 × 1232 px
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