California Federal Savings Commercial "California Plus Account"
California Federal Savings Commercial "California Plus Account"
About This Item
California Federal Savings began in Los Angeles in 1926 as the Railway Mutual Building and Loan Association, serving employees of the Pacific Electric Railway.
By the time this radio commercial aired in 1977, Cal Fed was one of the largest federally chartered savings and loan associations.
The institution would be acquired in 1997 by First Nationwide Bank of San Francisco, which adopted the Cal Fed name.
- Station
- KCBS (AM)
- Performer
- Unknown
- Date Aired
- 1977-01-20
- Type
- Commercial
- Station Format
- News
- Artifact Format
- Digital File (unknown analog source)
- Duration
- 00:56
- Language
- English
- Program Type
- Commercial Message
- Views
- 15
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