San Rafael California 1912 Bank of San Rafael Money Order Larkspur Lumber 2.75 x 5.25

This 1912 money order issued by the Bank of San Rafael documents a financial transaction involving Larkspur Lumber during a period of regional economic development in Marin County, California.

Banks such as the Bank of San Rafael played a central role in facilitating commercial exchange, supporting industries tied to construction, lumber, and local trade. Transactions like this reflect the interconnected nature of early twentieth-century business activity, particularly in communities experiencing growth linked to infrastructure and resource-based industries.

The document features an ornate printed header identifying the Bank of San Rafael, along with handwritten entries specifying payment to Larkspur Lumber in the amount of sixty dollars. A stamped marking dated September 26, 1912, appears across the face, indicating processing or receipt. The compact format and clear layout are characteristic of early banking instruments, combining decorative typography with functional financial recordkeeping. Further examples of early California banking and commercial documents are represented within the broader ephemera collection.

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