The First National Bank of Butte: Seventy-Five Years of Continuous Banking Operation 1877 to 1952

This work is the recital of the pioneer beginnings of a banking institution under the successive ownership and management of three men each named Andrew Jackson Davis. 65 pages, interior of book is clean and binding is tight. No apparent underlining, no highlighting, no bookplates, no owner names, not ex-libris, no remainder marks. There is a emblem on the front cover of the book celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Bank and lettering on the front cover and spine is sharp. This is a story of mastering the wilderness of the American West and bringing Business to America's Outposts. In addition it is the story of a banking institution born as the "richest hill on earth" yielded up its treasure. A most interesting study of the development of the American West. A scare work that most would probably grade higher. Available for immediate shipment.