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Pictures: Lloyds Bank through the ages

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Stacey Barnfield-BP

11:56, 23 SEP 2013

Lloyds Bank in Dale End, Birmingham, close to the junction with High Street, in 17651 of 9
Sampson Lloyd, founder of Lloyds Bank2 of 9
The former home of Sampson Lloyd in Sparkhill, Birmingham3 of 9
The former home of Sampson Lloyd in Sparkhill, Birmingham4 of 9
The former home of Sampson Lloyd in Sparkhill, Birmingham5 of 9
The former Lloyds Bank on Colmore Row, Birmingham. The building is now a coffee shop and offices6 of 9
The Lloyds TSB Bank in St Philips Square, Birmingham7 of 9
Lloyds Bank tills in the 1970s8 of 9
Lloyds Bank's new logo9 of 9

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