Postsparbanken - När de gyllene axen skördas

This original vintage poster, likely from the 1930s, was designed by Hjalmar Thoresson and issued by Sveriges Postsparbank. The illustration depicts an autumn scene where a farmer is in the fields on a sunny autumn day, harvesting with his horses. The message encourages customers to save now for later spending, such as Christmas or studying.

"Sveriges Postsparbank" operated as a state banking entity and was part of the Swedish Post Office until 1974. The poster not only captures the essence of financial responsibility but also aligns with the theme of promoting savings associated with Postsparbanken.

Preserved in excellent condition with fresh colors, the poster exhibits the subtle marks of thumbtack holes in each corner, reflecting its historical use and display. Overall, it stands as a charming representation of the importance of saving during that era.