British Banknotes 259


Payment Order First: £28, 23 May 1730, addressed to Mr Fowler a banker in Fleet street (Outing 2577), Second: £281,8/- and 11 pence addressed to Robert Mann at the Blackmoors’ Head in the Strand; Cash Receipt issued 22 June 1659, Cheques; for £200, 27 July 1789, drawn on Sir Herbert Mackworth Dorsett, Johnson & Wilkinson: Cheque issued by Ayr Town Council on 22 September 1702 for £53 18/- and 8 pence, together with Newcastle Upon Tyne, J.S Banking Co, £5, 1838 (Outing 1515b), about fine to very good (6 item)


£80-£120 260


A Sizeable Group of Bank of England notes, including Mahon, £1, prefix A42, Catterns, 10 Shillings (2) and £1 (6), Peppiatt, £1 (11), 10 Shillings (5), mix of pre war and wartime issues, in addition to groups of Beale, Hollom, Fforde, Page and Somerset, mixed grades, mostly very fine to extremely fine, including a few replacements (60 notes)


£300-£400 261


Bank of England, a group comprising Catterns, 10/-, prefix R88, Peppiatt, £1, prefix C10E, Beale, 10/- prefix 74D, £1 (11), O’Brien 10/- (2), £1 (4), Hollom, 10/- (3), £1, K99W, D28S, £5, prefix L92, £10, prefix A24, Fforde, 10/- (13), £5, Page, £1 (27), £5 (5), Somerset £1 (13), £5, British Military, Central Bank of Ireland, 10/- 1962, £1, 1962, 1980, 1981, Scotland £1 (8), £5, Isle of Man, £5, Jersey, Guernsey, generally very fine to uncirculated (approx 110) £160-£200


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