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BRITISH BANKNOTES |
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1797 - 1956 |
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£5 - £1000 |
White Banknotes |
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1914 - 1919 |
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10/- & £1 |
Bradbury - Treasury banknotes |
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1919 - 1928 |
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10/- & £1 |
Fisher - Treasury banknotes |
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1928 - 1934 |
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10/- & £1 |
Mahon & Cattern |
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1934 - 1949 |
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10/- |
K. O. Peppiatt |
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1934 - 1949 |
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£1 |
K. O. Peppiatt |
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1949 - 1955 |
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10/- & £1 |
P. S. Beale |
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1955 - 1962 |
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10/- |
L. K. O'Brien |
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1955 - 1962 |
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£1 |
L. K. O'Brien |
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1955 - 1962 |
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£5 |
L. K. O'Brien |
| 1950 - 1960 | |
£1 |
Special Offer - Beale & O'Brien |
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1962 - 1966 |
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10/- |
J. Q. Hollom |
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1962 - 1966 |
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£1 |
J. Q. Hollom |
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1962 - 1966 |
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£5 & £10 |
J. Q. Hollom |
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1966 - 1970 |
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10/- |
J. S. Fforde |
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1966 - 1970 |
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£1 |
J. S. Fforde |
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1966 - 1970 |
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£5; £10 & £20 |
J. S. Fforde |
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1970 - 1980 |
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£1 |
J. B. Page |
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1980 - 1988 |
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£1 |
D. H. F. Somerset |
A small hoard of Catterns, 12 July 1930, white £5's discovered
The other cashiers will be added at a later date!
Reference book used: English Paper Money by Duggleby
Small tip !
Prefix letters (& some numbers) are shown on our list for the benefit
of certain clients that collect in that way.
For those clients that do not require a specific prefix letter or number
please only state in your order:
Just the: Ref number, denomination, condition and price, etc.
With NO prefix shown or you can state 'ANY' prefix.
This gives us flexibility in case that note has just be sold!
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What is meant by:
| Type: l/~~ l = Prefix letter; / = (over); ~~ = number i.e | B |
| 93 |
. " l~~l = letter, number, number, letter i.e. S12N
" The Prefix letters are listed under PREFIX,
" The more important numbers are also listed i.e 01 or 99
Or either a 'Start' or 'Last' of series number, etc.
Grading
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UNC (EF+) & AU (EF-EF+)
We do not generally like using the grade UNC -
Normally our highest grade is EF+ (for a currency issued note)
To our eyes, these notes look UNUSED.
However on very rare occasion that we do use the grade UNC
- the note has to be outstanding !
The equivalent to most peoples AU (About UNUSED) is our EF-EF+
this means that we have spotted a slight crease, flick, etc.
some people might still call these notes UNC (UNUSED) !!!
Runs of 3 or +
To be sold as a pair (minimum) or +.
But have been priced singly for you to work out how many you want !
Consecutive Pair
Some of these notes have been prices for sale either - as a pair or singly