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ATM cashpoint, Lloyds bank

About this object

  • Maker:

    Grant, Henry

  • ID:

    HG2795/32

  • Production date:

    1973

  • Location:

    In Store

  • Woman using a cashpoint at Lloyds bank in 1973. The first automatic banking machine in the UK was installed by Barclays Bank in 1967 however this did not dispense cash and it was not until 1972 that Lloyds bank developed the 'cashpoint' machine. The British Public were at first slow to use these automatic machines but by the late 1970s they were common place and had been nicknamed the 'hole in the wall'.

  • Measurements

    6x6

  • Materials

    cellulose acetate

  • Rights Credit

    © Henry Grant Collection/Museum of London

  • Last Updated

    2024-04-23

FURTHER INFORMATION

  • NUMBER OF ITEMS

    1

  • STATUS

    permanent collection

  • CREDIT

    Purchased with V&A Purchase Grant Fund support.

  • COPYRIGHT HOLDER

    Museum of London

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