Cloverdale California 1933 Bank of America Money Order Check 2.75 x 6

This 1933 money order check issued by the Bank of America Cloverdale Branch documents a small financial transaction during the early Depression-era banking period in California.

Branch-issued money orders provided a controlled method of payment backed by institutional verification, often incorporating distinctive paper stock, printed numbering, and mechanical validation systems. Financial instruments from this period reflect both evolving banking standardization and regional branch identity within expanding national institutions.

The document features “Bank of America” with Cloverdale Branch identification across the top, with printed serial numbers and a dated entry of April 14, 1933. The payee name and amount are handwritten, and a pattern of perforated validation holes forms a geometric marking across the center. The woodgrain-style paper and compact format emphasize its function as a secure, traceable payment instrument.

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