National Savings Bond

Production date
1944
Description
National Savings Bonds were first used in 1940, known as Victory Bonds, they were redeemable five years from the date of issue and were a means of encouraging New Zealanders to save money and provide the government with a revenue stream for the war effort. Two bonds issued 20 September 1944.
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Object detail

Production date

1944

Item list

Part 1

Two victory bonds A046274 and A046275

Envelope and wrapper associated with bonds

Accession number

ARC2008-334

Collection type

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Subject

Home Front War Banking and finance Business and trade National government Government Public service Governance World War Two (1939-1945) International conflicts

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