Money Box Rugby Ball 1960s (BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES) (PAM)
$60.00
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This plastic money box was made by the Bank of New South Wales (now Westpac) soon after New Zealand trading banks gained governmental approval in October 1964 to each have their own private savings banks. Money boxes like this example were given to customers, often children, to encourage saving. This one is in the shape of a rugby ball and features an image of a player scoring a goal which in turn is linked to saving.
This plastic money box was made by the Bank of New South Wales (now Westpac) soon after New Zealand trading banks gained governmental approval in October 1964 to each have their own private savings banks. Money boxes like this example were given to customers, often children, to encourage saving. This one is in the shape of a rugby ball and features an image of a player scoring a goal which in turn is linked to saving.