My bride Miss Anfisa Antonovna Kramskaya graduated from Bestuzhev Courses in 1913 and started to work in St. Petersburg in the Central Bank of the Credit Unions System on Nevsky Prospect 59.
This is Google Earth 3D model of 59, Nevsky Prospect before reconstruction in 2010.
This bank was a part of the Credit Unions System of the the Russian Empire.
Michael Nikolaevich
Andrianov Assistant of the Head of Department
Nikolai Nikolaevich
Kartashevsky Assistant of the Head of Department
Adrian Feodorovich
Timofeev Assistant of the Head of Department
Ivan Alekseevich
Shabalkin Assistant of the Head of Department
Alexander Fedorovich
This bank was a part of the Credit Unions System of the the Russian Empire.
The Credit Unions System of the Russian Empire started to work on 29 March 1864.
The total turnover for the first year was 20.5 million rubles. In the next sixth year of the activity of the Credit Unions System of the Russian Empire (1869) turnover reached 1.069.66 million rubles.
The circular letter
CENTRAL CREDIT UNION BANK In the cancellation of the letter № 66
PHONES: Board of Directors 111-92, Bank 54-60,
St. Petersburg, Nevsky Prospect, 59-61 St. Petersburg, June 1913.
Dear ladies and gentlemen,
Instead of the circular for the number 66, we have the honor to transmit herewith a list and samples of signatures of the persons whom have the right to sign on behalf of the Central CREDIT UNION BANK.
Binding on the Bank have the documents signed by two persons, of whom at least one has the right of first signature.
With complete respect
CENTRAL CREDIT UNION BANK
CENTRAL CREDIT UNION BANK
Chairman of the Board of Directors I. X. Ozerov
S.N. Stupin
Prince V.S. Mikeladze
Members of the board V.J. Brahman
W.A. Ackerman
The chief accountant K.K. StilyanudiW.A. Ackerman
Me (Adrian Fedorovich Timofeev) worked in this bank too. I started to work in this bank in 1913 after my graduation from the Mathematical Department of St. Petersburg Imperial University in 1913.
My first position in the bank was the Assistant of the Head of Department and I was entitled to sign all finansial documents.
The persons entitled to the second signature are:
Michael Nikolaevich
Andrianov Assistant of the Head of Department
Michael Jakovlevich
Katel Assistant og the Head of Department
Katel Assistant og the Head of Department
Nikolai Nikolaevich
Kartashevsky Assistant of the Head of Department
Alexander Feodorovich
Orberg Assistant of the Head of Department
Orberg Assistant of the Head of Department
Adrian Feodorovich
Timofeev Assistant of the Head of Department
Ivan Alekseevich
Shabalkin Assistant of the Head of Department
Alexander Fedorovich
Shihorin Assistant of the Head of Department
This is the postcard which I sent to my bride Miss Anfisa Antonovna Kramskaya from Nicholaevsky Railway Station in Moscow on 08 December 1913. 
Posted by: Moscow, Nicholas Railway Station: 08. 12. 1913.
Address: Nevsky 59, Central Bank, Her Excellency Miss Anfisa Antonovna Kramskaya
Perhaps this card matches your mood? In which way you turn? This postcard is written only for you. How do you feel? If it is good, I'll be very happy, otherwise I will get angry. Hello and kiss ...
The bank premises of the Central Bank of the Credit Unions System was located in 1910 in two neighboring buildings on Nevsky Prospect Prospect, 59 and 61.
59, Nevsky Prospect (1910).
59, Nevsky Prospect after reconstruction (June 2012).
61, Nevsky Prospect now (June 2012).
This information is taken from the diary of Adrian Fedorovich Timofeev (1882-1954) – the mathematician, socialist, revolutionary, financier and banker.
The full text of diary is on :
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