Vintage Letterheads Part 2- Because That's Where the Money Is (Chicago Banks) in Chicago, Illinois For Sale

See Part 1 ad for lead-in to "Chicago Banks" back story. Part 2 continues below.
As Chicago grew into a world-class city, did you know there was a time when Chicago banks could open only one facility with NO branch banking allowed (and of course no ATM machines)? All outlying neighborhood banks had to be new banks, each operating independently without the efficiency of one main parent bank with centralized management.
Did you also know that just prior to President Roosevelt's creation of FDIC in xxxx to protect bank savings accounts, we endured the Chicago Banking Crisis of xxxx? Beginning with the October 24, xxxx stock market crash through the end of xxxx, about 40% of banks went out of business. Some got merged into stronger banks in order to survive, but others shut their doors overnight without paying off their account holders, causing panic, anger and even suicide among Chicagoans who lost their savings. .
But there was more than meets the eye than just the stock market crash and the Great Depression. Bankers' massive insider abuse, weak government regulatory oversight and corrupt elected officials who looked the other way when they knew something was wrong and who got kickbacks from their banker cronies while those same bankers swindled bank assets with questionable and fraudulent loans all contributed significantly to the Chicago Banking Crisis.
This ad features authentic (mostly) pre-xxxx Chicago bank business memorandums on vintage letterheads. All measure roughly the same size (10 7/8 X 8 3/8 inches) and all are in Very Good condition. See "Part 1 of 2" ad for list of first 29 vintage letterheads.
30) xxxx Milwaukee-Western State Bank, Milwaukee and Western Avenues
31) xxxx Morgan Park State Bank, 111th St. & Walker Ave.
32) xxxx National Bank of Commerce, Clark and Randolph Streets
33) xxxx National City Bak of Chicago, (no address appears on memo)
34) xxxx Noel State Bank, Milwaukee and North Avenues
35) xxxx North-Western Trust & Savings Bank, Milwaukee Ave. & Division St.
36) xxxx Peoples Stock Yards State Bank, 47th Street & Ashland Avenue
37) xxxx Peoples Trust and Savings Bank Michigan Boulevard & Adams Street
38) xxxx Progressive State Bank, xxxx West Division Street
39) xxxx Prudential State Savings Bank, North Avenue & Halsted Street
40) xxxx Public State Bank, Roosevelt Road & Blue Island Avnue
41) xxxx Ravensood National Bank, N.W. Corner Wilson and Ravenswood Avenues
42) xxxx Reliance Bank & Trust Company, Madison Stret & Ogden Avenue
43) xxxx Roseland National Bank, xxxx3 South Michigan Avenue
44) xxxx Schiff and Company State Bank, Roosevelt Road near Halsted
45) xxxx Second Security Bank, Milwaukee & Western Avenues
46) xxxx Sheridan Trust & Savings Bank, xxxx N. Broadway
47) xxxx SouthSide Trust and Savings Bank, Cottage Grove Avenue & 47th Street
48) xxxx State Bank of Chicago, LaSalle and Washington Streets
49) xxxx Stockmen's Trust & Savings Bank, xxxx So. Halsted Street
50) xxxx State Bank of Beverly Hills, Ashland Avenue & 95th Street
51) xxxx United State Bank, Halsted at 60th Street
52) xxxx Washington Park National Bank, 63rd Street & Cottage Grove Avenue
53) xxxx West Englewood Ashland State Bank, 63rd St. & Ashland Ave.
54) xxxx West Side National Bank, N.W. Corner 12th Street and Ashland Boulevard
55) xxxx West-City Trust & Savings Bank, xxxx No. Cicero Avene
56) xxxx West Side Trust and Savings Bank, Roosevelt Road and Halsted Street
57) xxxx West Town State Bank, Madison St. & Western Ave.
58) xxxx Woodlawn Trust & Savings Bank, 63rd Street & Woodlawn Ave.
59) End
Each authentic document costs $6 each OR $5 each for twenty documents or more.