British Banknotes


15


West of England Bank, Thomas Floud, Henry Cross & Co., £1, Exeter, 1 December 1827, serial number 285, Thomas Floud manuscript signature, Bankruptcy and dividend stamps on reverse, multiple pinholes, fine Outing 766b


£150-£200


19


Henley & Oxfordshire Bank, George Hewett & John Cooper, £5, 19 January 1818, serial number L2787, in PCGS holder 12, fine, with pinholes and minor edge irregularities (otherwise known in the real world as trimmed) Outing 928b


£80-£120


16


Faversham Bank, J. & F. Tappenden & Co, £5, August 1812, serial number 8226, split in two pieces and rejoined otherwise, fine and scarce Outing 785b


£150-£200


20


Kingsbridge Bank, John Square, Walter Prideaux jnr & Walter Were Prideaux, £5, 1 January 1825, serial number 100, signed John Square, dividend stamp on reverse, fine Outing 1068d


£100-£150


17


Gloucester Old Bank, sight bills (3), 1781-87, Outing has earliest date 1783, pinholes, fine to very fine (3 items) Outing 822 for bank


£100-£150


21


Lynn Regis & Norfolk Bank, Jarvis & Jarvis, £10, 9 April 1883, serial number A9663, quite clean and fresh, about fine,


Outing 1075g £100-£150


18


Goldsithney, Gundrys & Company, £1, 30 April 1819, serial number 45, embossed seal at left, a presentable about very fine


Outing 833 £100-£150 www.dnw.co.uk All lots are illustrated on our website and are subject to buyers’ premium at 24% (+VAT where applicable)


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Launceston Bank, Edmund Harvey, Son & Co, £1, 16 August 1816, serial number R312, thinning, foxing, about very good Outing 1111e


£150-£200


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