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 Martins Bank’s
  branch at Anfield is opened 7 April 1931, and is listed in a Wartime Head
  Office Circular as closing in February 1942. It actually remains open until
  September that year and is closed due to a lack of trained staff.    | 
  
   In Service:
  7 April 1931 until 22 September 1942  | 
  
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 Image © Martins Bank Archive Collection Advertisement Remastered May 2019 
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 Image © 1931 BT Of the
  many and varied uses for former Bank branches in the twenty-first Century,
  Anfield’s role as “The Anfield Cheque Cashing Company” would seem
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   It is
  interesting to note from the advertisement that the Bank is celebrating “ONE
  HUNDRED YEARS” – this refers to the founding of the Bank of Liverpool, and
  does not take into account the much longer association that Martin’s Private
  Bank had with the City of London, which dates back to 1563.  This situation is rectified, when only
  thirty-two years later – in 1963 – Martins Bank is suddenly FOUR HUNDRED
  years old! 
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 Extracts
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