Deutsche Orientbank ads
17 ads and videos in the library are from Deutsche Orientbank.
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- Build the brand 17 ads and videos
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- Banking, finance and insurance 17 ads and videos
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- Trust 17 ads and videos
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- Data as proof 17 ads and videos
The ads
Deutsche Orientbank banking ad, al-Kashkul 1928
A bank sells safety, so the ad is nothing but numbers and names: gold capital, German parent banks, a Berlin head office, and branch doors in Cairo and Alexandria.
Deutsche Orientbank banking ad, al-Kashkul 1929
The standing bank notice gains one line for June: letters of credit for seaside and summer resorts, aimed at readers about to leave for the season.
Deutsche Orientbank banking ad, al-Kashkul 1928
For a depositor, size and backing are the product, so the bank prints its capital, founders and branches, and anchors its Cairo branch to the old Hassan Said Pasha bank.
Deutsche Orientbank banking ad, al-Kashkul 1929
A bank that sells on size alone adds one practical reason to act this month: letters of credit for the seaside and summer resorts.
Deutsche Orientbank banking ad, al-Kashkul 1929
The bank proves its reach by naming its Egyptian branches town by town, from Abu Qirqas and Mallawi to Mahalla and Mansoura, so a provincial reader finds his own town.
Deutsche Orientbank banking ad, al-Kashkul 1929
Set among government notices, the bank speaks in the same sober voice and lets its founders' capital and a town-by-town list of Egyptian branches prove its size.
Deutsche Orientbank banking ad, al-Kashkul 1930
A bank backed by two large Berlin banks is already open in your own provincial town, from Tanta and Mansura down to Sohag and Girga.
Deutsche Orientbank banking ad, al-Kashkul 1930
Proof of size and nearness in one block: two German parent banks with their gold-mark capital on top, and the reader's own market town in the branch list below.
Deutsche Orientbank banking ad, al-Kashkul 1930
Read like a balance sheet: two German parent banks and their gold-mark reserves prove the bank is solid, and the list of Egyptian branch towns proves it is close.
Deutsche Orientbank banking services ad, al-Kashkul 1930
A Berlin bank that is also local: German parents and gold-mark reserves for weight, Egyptian branch towns for nearness, summer letters of credit as a reason to act.
Deutsche Orientbank banking services ad, al-Kashkul 1930
Figures and places instead of promises: the gold-mark reserves of two Berlin banks, then a town-by-town branch list in which a provincial reader finds his own town.
Deutsche Orientbank banking services ad, al-Kashkul 1931
Safety proved by counts: a 1906 founding and gold-mark reserves, then branch towns from Tanta to Sohag in heavy type, ending on safe deposit boxes and savings books.
Deutsche Orientbank banking services ad, al-Kashkul 1931
Trust by weight: printed gold-mark reserves of two German parent banks, a former local name readers knew, and every provincial town where a customer can walk in.
Deutsche Orient Bank banking services ad, al-Kashkul 1927
A foreign bank earns a depositor's trust with its balance sheet: 10 million gold marks paid in full, and two far larger German banks standing behind it.
Deutsche Orient Bank banking services ad, al-Kashkul 1927
A foreign bank lays itself out like a statement of accounts, then ties its Cairo branch to a name Egyptians already knew: the former Hassan Said Pasha bank.
Deutsche Orientbank banking services ad, al-Kashkul 1927
Big German money you can walk into: gold-mark capital and Berlin backing at the top, a street address and phone numbers for Cairo and Alexandria at the bottom.
Deutsche Orientbank banking ad, al-Kashkul 1927
The bank replaces promises with verifiable backing: its paid-up gold capital, the capital of the two German banks behind it, and two street addresses a depositor can walk into.
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