Historical Post Office Services: Parcel Post & Postal Savings Bank #3411249 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line drawing depicts two women interacting with clerks behind barred service windows in an early 20th-century U.S. post office. The left window is labeled “Parcel Post,” where a woman hands over a wrapped package; the right window reads “Postal Savings Bank,” where another woman deposits or withdraws funds. The attire, architecture, and signage reflect the Progressive Era’s expansion of federal services to rural and urban communities alike.

Used on historical or educational web pages about U.S. postal history, financial inclusion initiatives, or early 20th-century public infrastructure. Matches user intent for researching vintage government services, postal evolution, or social history.