国立アメリカ歴史博物館のインスタグラム(amhistorymuseum) - 12月24日 01時49分

"Finder please return to Abraham & Strauss, Brooklyn, N.Y." This 1920s-30s department store charge coin—a predecessor to the charge card—has a unique number on the back that corresponds to a shopper's household account.
Americans put these charge coins to use as incomes rose and it became more socially acceptable to spend money on nonessential items. By the 1920s, sales of ready-to-wear clothing were higher than ever before.
If you're in DC, check out more #ShoppingHistory objects in our #ObjectProject and #AmericanEnterprise exhibitions. #HolidayShopping #BusinessHistory #FashionHistory #ChargeIt

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