British Banknotes 252


Bank of England, a group of notes, including Leslie K. O’Brien, £5, 6 September 1956, serial number D87A 032472, as a well as a large selection of mainly 10 Shilling and £1 notes, with a few larger denominations, also Faversham Bank, £1, 1811, first very fine, provincial note very good, others mixed (71 notes) EPM B276


£150-£200


249


Military, Prisoners of War Camps, Two Shillings and Six Pence, serial number 311210, purple stamp at centre, No.56: Dotesdale, Diss, East Suffolk, very fine Campbell 5019a


Miscellaneous Lots 253


Bank of England, a group of ‘next to firsts and lasts’, comprising Peppiatt, £1, prefix A02D, Beale, 10 Shillings (2), prefixes Z02Z and 93E, and £1, prefix H38B, O’Brien, 10 Shillings, prefix D87Z, Hollom, 10 Shillings (2), prefixs 02A and 02R, Fforde, 10 Shillings (2), prefixes A02N and C02N, and Page, £10, prefix C89, mixed grades, an amusing and useful group (10 notes)


EPM B249, B265, B266, B268, B271, B295, B310, B326 £150-£200


254


Bank of England, group of interesting prefixes and serials comprising O’Brien, 10 Shillings, prefix A99Y, £1, prefix B52N, Hollom, £1, prefix L34X, Fforde, £1 (6), prefixes T29M, T30M and T31M, S88L, S89L and S90L, and Page, £1 (3), prefixrs W48M, MS01 and MR48, mixed grades, some considerably rarer pieces (12 notes) EPM B271, B284, B292, B308, B320, B321, B323 £200


£150- 255 250


A Group of English and Welsh Notes, including Black Sheep Bank, 10 Shillings, 1969 hand signed issue, £5, 1969 cancelled issue, and 10 Shillings, £1, and £5, 1971 cancelled issue, Canterbury Union Bank, £5, 1841, Treasury Series, Bradbury, £1, prefix D/18, Warren-Fisher, 10/- (2) and £1 (2), Herm Island, £1 Coupon, British Armed Forces, 8 assorted low value notes, and a Messrs Goslings and Sharpe, London, bill of exchange/cheque for £28 and 16 Shillings, 1839, mixed grades, a really interesting group of items (18 notes)


£150-£200 257


Bank of England, a group comprising Catterns, £1 prefix N28, K O Peppiatt, £1, 1934, Emergency Issues 1940, 10/- (5), £1 (3), Beale, 10/-, £1, 1950, O’Brien, £5 (5), prefixes B88, D08, H18, H78, J80, Hollom, 10/- (3), Fforde, 10/-, 1967 £5, prefixes S27, R35, Page, £1 (2), £5, 1973, prefix AU18, £10, 1971, prefixes B16, B76, Somerset, £1 (2), £10, prefix 20L (last series), Gill, £5, prefixes SA38, RJ47 £10, prefix ER52, 1988, balance very fine (34 notes) £150-£200


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Bank of England, K O Peppiatt, £1 (2), 1940, prefixes C36H and T45H, L K O’Brien, 10/-, 1955, prefix X65Y, £1, 1955, serial numbers J07L 999610, J07L 999612, J Hollom, consecutive £5, 1963, serial number N64 70928-, very fine to about uncirculated (7 notes) B249, B271, B273, 297


£150-£200


Bank of England, a group of notes spanning several decades, including Peppiatt, £1, 1934, prefix 93U, original about uncirculated, Hollom, Fforde, Page and Kentfield, a small group of £5 and £10 notes in very high grade, and a further selection of 10 Shilling and £1 notes, an IBNS experimental test die and a Huddersfield Commercial Bank, 1 Guinea, 1813, very good, also a small group of largely common world material (26 notes) EPM B238


£200-£260 251


Bank of England, two hollow (and therefore adjustable) brass weights intended for checking bundles of 100 Bank of England 10 Shilling and £1 note, each being stamped with the relevant denomination, the first hexagonal, the second cylindrical, a few minor knocks through general use, but tactile and amusing items (2 weights)


£50-£70 www.dnw.co.uk All lots are illustrated on our website and are subject to buyers’ premium at 24% (+VAT where applicable) 258


Bank of England, a group of Florence Nightingale £10 notes comprising Page (2), Somerset (6), Gill (16) and Kentfield (5), various prefixes and some consecutive examples, the later two cashiers generally about uncirculated to uncirculated, the first two mixed and lower (29 notes) EPM B330, B348, B349, B354, B360


£400-£500


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