Summary
Alternative Name(s): Brochure
Folded pamphlet advertising Australian Mutual Provident Society 'life assurance', and including 'Table R' - a '20-Year Monthly Premium Policy for Children'. It refers to its products as 'Industrial Policies'. The monthly premium is five shillings. Refunds are available if the child, who would otherwise be the beneficiary of the policy, dies. The term 'assurance' indicates that the policy is for an event which will certainly happen, as opposed to an event that might happen, such as an early death (which is covered by insurance). The policy will be paid out when the concluding event, such as death or adulthood, occurs.
Donated to Museum Victoria with a collection of material reflecting the economic life of the donor's parents, who lived in suburban East Malvern, in south-east Melbourne.
Physical Description
Small two-page pamphlet printed in blue ink on off-white paper, with five drawings of stages of family life on the front, from infancy to marriage. Extensive text within, including a table labelled '20-Year Monthly Premium Policy for Children'.
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Acquisition Information
Donation from Mrs Kathryn MacKinnon, 03 Apr 2014
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Date Printed
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Organisation Named
Australian Mutual Provident Society (AMP Society), 31 May 1937
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Inscriptions
Printed in blue ink on the cover of the pamphlet: 'IS YOUR CHILDREN'S FUTURE PROVIDED FOR' Printed in blue ink on the back of the pamphlet: 'THE INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT / of the / AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY' Printed in blue ink on the back of the pamphlet at lower left: '31/5/37 [date]'.
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Overall Dimensions
97 mm (Width), 152 mm (Height)
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References
Australian Mutual Provident Society Act (1910), NSW, accessed 12/2/2015 at [Link 1] Sands NSW Directory 1932, accessed 12/2/2015 at [Link 2]
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Keywords
Advertisements, Commerce, Financial Services, Retail Sales, Insurance, Promotional Materials, Pamphlets, Child Welfare, Children, Societies, Education, Domestic Economy