1966 Aerial Photo Calendar Brochure SAN ANTONIO SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Texas Bank

Description

Original advertising folder for the San Antonio Savings Association, printed on coated cardboard, with an aerial photo of the city and a 1966 pocket calendar.
Numbered stars on the photo locate SASA's 13 offices, most of which were located in Handy-Andy supermarkets.
There's a portrait inside of San Antonio Savings Association president Walter Williams McAllister, Jr., son of the founder.
The pocket calendar was designed to be pushed out, but is still in place, as issued. On the reverse side it has a list of SASA offices, with phone numbers.
Condition:
The overall size of this advertising brochure is 8½" x 7½" and it is
excellent condition,
bright and clean, with
no
marks, rips, or tears. It folds to 8½" x 3¾". Please see the scans and feel free to ask any questions.
A story in
Time
magazine's June 21, 1963 edition described how the San Antonio Savings Association had "cashed in on convenience" by opening branches inside local Handy-Andy supermarkets, "right among the soap and spinach."
In the late 1980s San Antonio Savings was seized by regulators because of shortfalls in its loan portfolio, blamed on problems in the Texas economy. It was taken over shortly thereafter by an investment group headed by the financier Ronald O. Perelman.
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