Seventy Years of Progress: History of Banking in Colorado 1876-1946

The book is bound in blue cloth with silver lettering on the spine and cover. The cover shows slight edge wear, and the pages have noticeable water staining, particularly at the top edges. The binding remains firm, and there is no dust jacket present.

"Seventy Years of Progress: History of Banking in Colorado 1876-1946" by Fred R. Niehaus, Ph.D., provides an in-depth historical analysis of Colorado's banking industry over seven decades. Published by The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in 1948, this work is a comprehensive resource for understanding the economic and financial developments in Colorado during this period. Fred R. Niehaus, a consulting economist, offers insights into the banking sector's evolution, challenges, and triumphs. This edition is particularly valuable for historians and economists interested in regional banking history. The book is bound in blue cloth with silver titles, showing some signs of age but remaining intact. Notably, this copy lacks a dust jacket, and the pages exhibit some water staining, indicating its historical journey.