The Philadelphia Saving Fund Building
Subtitle: owned and constructed by the oldest savings bank in America (...)
By: Produced by the Philadelphia Saving Fund Society
Contributors: Jerome B. Gray & Co; Seltzer, Richard J.; Franklin Printing Company (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Publisher: s.n.
Published: 1927
Place of publication: [S.l
Language: eng
Number of pages: 20
Subjects: Pictorial works; Bank buildings; Tall buildings; Office buildings; PSFS Building (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Notes: Cover page features a graphic design of the Philadelphia Saving Fund Building.

Back cover page [4] credits Jerome B. Gray & Co., Advertising.

Photomechanical reproductions of architectural designs for the Philadelphia Saving Fund Building, with accompanying text "an historical sketch" by J. M. Willcox.

Includes images of interior and exterior views of building, main banking room, lobby and elevators, stairway, view from office room, fixtures, vault door, map of central business district (25 x 30 cm), and historical views of earlier premises occupied by the society.

Pocket of floor plans empty. However, another Avery Classics copy of this viewbook contains the three inserted, fold-out, typical floor plans showing basement and first floor (31 x 46 cm), third, fourth and fifth floors (23 x 31 cm), sixth to twentieth and twenty second-thirty second floors (31 x 46 cm).

Avery Classics copy: inserted booklet about building by rental agent Richard J. Seltzer, titled: "a few outstanding reasons why intelligent business and professional men are leasing office space in the Philadelphia Saving Fund Building," (8 p.).