Dictionary of Sydney
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The Dictionary of Sydney was archived in 2021.

Banking and Finance

Subject
Australia’s First Lottery
Bank of New South Wales
Reserve Bank of Australia Building, 65 Martin Place, Sydney
Robbing the Bank: Australia’s First Bank Robbery
Transcript: Mr George Bates talks about the Ancient Order of Foresters during the Great Depression
Walker, Thomas
Bank of New South Wales (Change of Name) Act 1982
Planned for Progress
64-66 Pitt Street, Sydney
Bank of Australasia building
Colonial Mutual Life building
Colonial State Bank Centre
Commercial Banking Company Building
Commonwealth Bank of Australia building
Commonwealth Trading Bank & Headquarters building
Exchange Centre
Reserve Bank of Australia building, 65 Martin Place
Westpac Bank Building
AMP
ANZ Bank
Ajax Insurance Limited
Anglo-Australian Investment Finance and Land Company
Australian Bankers' Association
Australian Banking Company
Australian Joint Stock Bank
Bank of Australasia
Bank of Australia
Bank of New South Wales
City Bank of Sydney
Colonial Mutual Life
Commercial Banking Company of Sydney
Commonwealth Bank
Ernst & Young
Excelsior Land Investment and Building Company
General Property Trust
Government Savings Bank of New South Wales
Harris, Kerr, Forster & Co
IAC (Holdings) Ltd
Intercolonial Investment Land and Building Company
London Bank of Australia Ltd
MLC
NSW Savings Bank
National Australia Bank
National Bank of Australasia
North Sydney Investment & Transport Company
Perpetual Trustee Company
Primary Producers Bank of Australia
Queensland Investment Corporation
Reserve Bank of Australia
Reserve Bank of Australia Museum
Rural Bank of New South Wales
Savings Bank of New South Wales
Sydney Banking Company
Union Bank of Australia
Westpac Banking Corporation
Allan, David
Andrews, Gordon
Armitage, Hugh Traill
Babbage, Eden Herschel
Blaxland, John (1799-1884)
Campbell, John Thomas
Child, William Knox
Coombs, H C (Nugget)
Dibbs, Thomas Allwright
Duguid, Lesslie
Eagar, Geoffrey
Hall, Edward Smith
Joseph, Francis Edward
Macvitie, Thomas
Miller, Denison
Montefiore, Joseph Barrow
Potter, Ian
Redfern, William
Smart, Thomas Ware
Smith, Shepherd
Sneddon, Andrew William
Thomson, Robert
Walker, Thomas
Wentworth, D'Arcy
City Bank of Sydney design for a one pound note 1893
'3 o'clock - Bank closes', from 'The Hours of the Day in Sydney' September 1879
Albion Brewery promissory note c1840s
Architectural perspective of front entrance of the new head office of the Reserve Bank of Australia, featuring sculpture by Margel Hinder, 1964
Architectural perspective of the Board Room in the new Reserve Bank of Australia head office building, 1964
Architectural perspective of the Bonds and Stock Banking Chamber in the new Reserve Bank of Australia head office building, 1964
Architectural perspective of the new Reserve Bank of Australia head office building, 1964
Architectural perspective of third floor lounge in the Reserve Bank of Australia’s new head office building, 1964
Bank of Australia lottery ticket number 2890, issued to John Sterling, dated 19 October 1848, drawn on 1 January 1849. Endorsed to David John Thomas for £4 on back
Commonwealth Bank, Martin Place, c1930s
Commonwealth Bank, Sydney c1920s
Destruction of the City Bank building at 106 Pitt St after the great fire, 2 October 1890
Dr HC Coombs’ office, designed by Fred Ward, at the Reserve Bank of Australia 1968
Edward Smith Hall 1852
Edward Smith Hall c1820
Exchange Sydney c1863-1865
Exchange, Sydney, 17 March 1859
Forty children from Merriwa visited Sydney and paid a visit to the Commonwealth Bank 1957
Installation of specially designed 18 ton door for the Reserve Bank of Australia's strongrooms c1964
Looking south east from the top of the Reserve Bank of Australia head office building during its construction, September 1962
Margel Hinder’s sculpture installed in front of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s Martin Place façade, December 1964
Martin Place, Elizabeth Street, Rural Bank c1936
Newly installed door for the Reserve Bank of Australia's strongrooms c1964
One pound promissory note from the Waterloo Warehouse c1830
Opening title of 'Planned for Progress', the film documenting the construction of the Reserve Bank of Australia building at Martin Place, 1965
Photograph of silhouette believed to be D'Arcy Wentworth undated
Postal note to Burwood resident 1947
Promissory note for one pound issued by Garnam Blaxcell, 29 January 1814
Regulations of the New South Wales Saving Bank : Address to convicts on their arrival. 1819
Regulations of the New South Wales Saving Bank : Address to convicts on their arrival. 1819
Regulations of the New South Wales Saving Bank : a depositary for the savings of the poor. 1819
Regulations of the New South Wales Saving Bank : a depositary for the savings of the poor. 1819
Regulations of the New South Wales Saving Bank : a depositary for the savings of the poor. 1819
Regulations of the New South Wales Saving Bank : a depositary for the savings of the poor. 1819
Reserve Bank of Australia building at 65 Martin Place, early 1980s
Royal Exchange, Bridge Street, Sydney c1859
Sale room Sydney Wool Exchange c1900
Schedule of the lots in the plan of partition of the Bank of Australia : the drawing to commence on Monday, January 1st, 1849
Sculptural wall enrichment designed by Bim Hilder for the foyer of the Reserve Bank of Australia head office, during its installation in 1965
Sliding grille at the entrance to the Rural Bank's vault, Martin Place
South side of Martin Place, from Commonwealth Bank to Prudential Building c1938
Staff working in one of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s computer rooms, May 1968
Staff working in one of the computer rooms at the Reserve Bank of Australia c1970
Staff working in one of the computer rooms at the Reserve Bank of Australia, May 1972
The Bank of Australia, George Street 1848
The Board Room in the new Reserve Bank of Australia head office building in 1965
The Reserve Bank of Australia’s head office building under construction in Martin Place during June 1962
The native garden designed by Malcolm Munro for the landscaping of the Macquarie Street façade of the new Reserve Bank of Australia building, as completed in 1964
Thomas Walker c1880
Vaulted ceiling of stained glass, Commonwealth Bank, Martin Place
View of Martin Place from the balcony of the Government Savings Bank of New South Wales, 1928
Mr George Bates talks about the Ancient Order of Foresters during the Great Depression, interviewed in 1986