Tellers and customers, State Bank of Liberty, Nebraska

Customers stand before a long wooden teller counter, its barred windows divided by carved posts and topped with turned spindles. Two men wear hats and dark coats; the man at right writes at the counter while a woman beside him examines a paper. Staff are visible behind the grilles.

The lettering on the glass at left reads “STATE BANK OF LIBERTY,” supporting the bank identification supplied with the card. The supplied locality is Liberty, Nebraska. A small clock stands behind the left-hand grille, and a W. M. Fulton & Son advertising calendar hangs on the right wall beside a framed portrait and a smaller picture. The photograph records the counter’s paneling, desk fittings, and patterned floor in considerable detail.

The supplied identification names Gladys, Kate, and Mabel, matching the ink inscription “Gladys Kate Mabel” on the reverse. The inscription provides no key assigning these names to individual figures. A separate, legible pencil note at upper left reads “Wymore, NEB”; its relationship to the bank scene is not explained.

The divided postcard back has a KRUXO stamp box and is unused for mailing. KRUXO identifies the photographic postcard stock, not the photographer. No photographer or publisher is credited, and the photograph’s date is not established.