BRITISH BANKNOTES


1042 Ten Shillings, 1919-22, D/45 771417 (Dugg. T26). Good very fine to extremely fine 1043 Ten Shillings, 1922-7, S/63 861873 (Dugg. T30). Good very fine to extremely fine 1044 One Pound, 1923-7, A1/34 167119 (Dugg. T31). Good very fine


£150-200 £80-100 £80-100 1045 One Pound, 1923-7, D1/71 707990 (Dugg. T31). Light toning on right edge, otherwise about uncirculated £90-120 1046 One Pound, 1923-7, E1/85 585804 (Dugg. T31). Good very fine to extremely fine 1047 One Pound, 1923-7, K1/89 480519 (Dugg. T31). Good very fine 1048 1049 £80-100 £50-70


One Pound, 1923-7, Z1/62 406021 (Dugg. T32). Missingcornertipatbottomleftandhasbeenlightlypressed, otherwise very fine to good very fine


£90-120


Ten Shillings, 1927-8, T/00 026201, artwork (cf. Dugg. T33). Goodextremelyfinetoaboutuncirculated;mounted on heavy card


£700-800 1050 Ten Shillings, 1927-8, T/8 244795 (Dugg. T33). Lightly pressed, otherwise very fine to good very fine 1051 £80-100


Ten Shillings, 1927-8, W/52 952325 (Dugg. T33).Afewtinyholesalongcreases,otherwisegoodfinetoaboutvery fine


£40-60 Provenance: E.W. Danson Collection.


With signatures on the back of Joe Davis (1901-78), snooker World Champion 1927-40, and Horace Lindrum (1912-74), the Australian billiards professional


1052 One Pound, 1927-8, T1/1 900175 (Dugg. T34). About good very fine £90-120


1053 One Pound, 1927-8, X1/27 868104, control note (Dugg. T35). Extremely fine to good extremely fine £300-350 Additional illustrations may be found on our website www.dnw.co.uk


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