Bank of Montreal Canada 1936 Money Order Receipt 2.75 x 6

This 1936 Bank of Montreal money order receipt reflects interwar banking practices in Canada, when formalized savings and transfer systems were documented through standardized printed forms bearing official stamps and handwritten entries.

Financial documents of this type feature structured layouts with designated fields for account numbers, amounts, and authorization, and this example presents a clean typographic design paired with cursive handwriting, accented by a blue revenue stamp and circular cancellation mark that authenticate the transaction and reinforce institutional branding.

The receipt shows Bank of Montreal Savings Department at the top, with handwritten entries including account number, amount, and signature, along with a blue stamp affixed near the center and a cancellation marking overlapping it, while the narrow format and printed instructions at the bottom reflect its function as a transactional record tied to a passbook system.

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