Republic Bank Note Co. (sold)
Republic Bank Note Company (c. 1889 - 1918) was a printer based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, that mostly produced works by local governments, labor unions, and masonic lodges. Late in its existence, it was registered with the union Amalgamated Lithographers of America as Local No. 24.
Unionized railworkers.
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen: Benevolence, Sobriety, Industry. Our Brotherhood. Organized Sept. 23rd, 1883. Oneonta, N.Y.
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A vividly colored c. 1915 chromolithograph broadside produced by the Republic Bank Note Company, an affiliate of the Amalgamated Lithographers of America, for the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, then one of the nation's largest rail workers' unions. (more details)