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Lot 380
North of Scotland Bank Limited, printer’s archival photographs showing designs for proposed issues of £1 (2), and an obverse and reverse £5, 1937/1938, prefix K and zero serial numbers, all are dated Aberdeen, 1 March 1938, all have printer’s ink date 1937 or 1938, with Sir Alexander Anderson at left with classical style bank building below, replaced by thistles on one of the £1, mounted on card, the £5 illustrated on p.649 of PMS, rare and interesting (4 items) PMS page 649 for type £200-£260 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---
Lot 162
Bank of England, Kenneth O. Peppiatt, watermarked paper for £100, produced 29th week of 1939, glued into blue card frame with black ink annotations, as produced, rare EPM B245 £200-£260 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 120
Bank of England, Horace G. Bowen, £5, Leeds, 12 July 1900, serial number U/65 37229, printed Bowen signature, ‘York’ handstamp on reverse, annotation, lovely fresh paper quality, a beautiful very fine, with very few Bowen notes in private hands especially from this exceptionally rare Leeds branch EPM B207a £12,000-£16,000 --- Provenance: Ex. Sir David Kirch Collection
Lot 257
The National Bank Limited, watermarked paper as used on the 1937 to 1964 Northern Irish issues (2), used on all denominations including the £1, £5, £10 and £20, one example unmounted, the other glued into a cream paper frame with ink annotation, as produced, the unmounted example with one fold, rare (2 papers) PMI NA 78-87, Pick 155-161 £100-£150 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 111
Treasury Series, John Bradbury/Warren Fisher, complete sheets of watermarked paper for 10 Shillings (2 sheets, 40 notes) and £1 (2 sheets, 42 notes), third issue, as used on all notes printed from 1917 until 1928, in original archival folder with annotations detailing contents, as produced, each sheet folded twice, generally clean, white and in lovely condition, attractive and rare (4 sheets, 82 notes) EPM T16-T34 £1,000-£1,500 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 152
Bank of England, Kenneth O. Peppiatt, watermarked paper for £5, produced 38th week of 1935, glued into blue card frame with black ink annotations, as produced, rare EPM B241 £100-£150 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 167
Bank of England, Kenneth O. Peppiatt, watermarked paper for £5, produced on thicker paper in 1945, with security thread, glued into blue card frame with black ink annotations, as produced, extremely rare, this being the only example of this paper in the Portals archive EPM B255 £150-£200 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 379
North of Scotland Bank Limited, watermarked papers of the type used the £1 of 1938-49, featuring Sir William Wallace, all glued into blue card frames with ink annotations, as produced, very rare (3 papers) PMS NS 43 £120-£160 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 118
Bank of England, Matthew Marshall, £5, Leeds, 28 July 1862, serial number U/H 93822, cut and rejoined with stamp paper, various annotations, left-hand side slightly toned, about very fine, an excessively rare early branch note EPM B203c £10,000-£15,000 --- Provenance: Ex. Sir David Kirch Collection
Lot 316
Currency Commission, Ploughman Series, watermarked papers as used on the £1 issued from 1929 to 1940 (3), including the coloured fibres found on the issued notes, all in thin black card frames, with ink annotations, as issued, extremely rare (3 papers) PMI CBI 1, Pick 8a (and other banks) £200-£260 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 170
Bank of England, Percival S. Beale, watermarked paper for £5, produced in 1949, with security thread, glued into blue card frame with black ink annotations, as produced, extremely rare, this being one of only two examples of this paper in the Portals archive EPM B270 £100-£150 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 132
Bank of England, Cyril P. Mahon, watermarked paper for £5, produced 38th week of 1925, glued into cream paper frame with ink annotations, as produced, rare EPM B215 £100-£150 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 275
Provincial Bank of Ireland, £1, fraudulently altered to £10, Clonmel, 1 December 1828, serial number 945, George IV at top left, parts of the denomination panels altered and replaced in an attempt to change the value from One to Ten Pounds, split and rejoined at centre with other tape repairs and endorsements on back, unusual, fine and rare regardless of any alterations! PMI PR 9 £200-£300
Lot 133
Bank of England, Cyril P. Mahon, watermarked paper for £5, produced 40th week of 1925, glued into cream paper frame with ink annotations, as produced, rare EPM B215 £100-£150 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 420
Isle of Man Commercial Banking Company, for Jackson & Jun, £1, 1 May 1848, serial number A1678, signatures of both partners, black PAID stamp, good fine, rare, and a superb Lizars engraving IOMPM M244 £700-£900 --- It is interesting to note that the right-hand signature, John Jackson, was the winner of the Falcon Cliff Lottery, a ticket for which can be found in this catalogue.
Lot 151
Bank of England, Kenneth O. Peppiatt, watermarked paper for £5, produced 38th week of 1935, glued into blue card frame with black ink annotations, as produced, rare EPM B241 £100-£150 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 252
The National Bank Limited, £10, 10 December 1918, serial number A38343, Wilson signature, significant rust spot in top margin has caused some erosion of paper, with a small piece missing, overall fine, only approximately 10 examples are known to have survived, very rare PMI NA 58 £1,500-£2,000
Lot 255
The National Bank Limited, watermarked paper as used on the 1929 to 1934 issue including the £1, £5, £10 and £20, glued into blue card frame with ink annotation, as produced, the only example of this watermark in the Portals archive, extremely rare PMI NA 74-77, Pick 151-154 £100-£150 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 332
Currency Commission/Central Bank of Ireland, Lady Lavery Series, watermarked paper featuring the head of Erin, as used on 10 Shillings, £1, £5 and £10 from 1928 until 1977, making this one of the longest running watermarks ever produced, all glued into blue card frames, with ink annotations, as produced, these are the only examples of the 10 Shillings, £5 and £10 in the Portals archive, and may represent the only surviving examples, extremely rare (4 papers) PMI LTN 1-4, Pick 1A-4A (and later issues) £400-£500 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 422
Bank of Mona, £1 British, uniface proof on card, 18-, engraved by W. H. Lizars, minor spots of foxing, mainly on reverse, two pinholes left margin, good extremely fine to about uncirculated, rare IOMPM M247 £1,500-£2,000 --- Provenance: Ex Peter Shimmin collection Apart from the bank title, this essay has the same design as that of the Isle of Mann Banking Company. Some of the assets of that failed bank were acquired by the City of Glasgow Bank prior to opening its own branches on the island under the trading title of Bank of Mona.
Lot 159
Bank of England, Kenneth O. Peppiatt, watermarked paper for £10, produced 30th week of 1939, glued into blue card frame with black ink annotations, as produced, rare EPM B242 £150-£200 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 402
National Bank of Scotland Limited, watermarked paper of the type used on the £5, £20 and £100 of 1957, featuring Sir Alexander Henderson, glued into blue card frames with ink annotations, as produced, very rare, and indeed the only copy of this watermark in the Portals archive PMS NA 68 £80-£100 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 140
Bank of England, Basil G. Catterns, watermarked paper for £5, produced 19th week of 1929, glued into cream paper frame with ink annotations, as produced, rare EPM B228 £100-£150 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 333
Currency Commission/Central Bank of Ireland, Lady Lavery Series, watermarked paper featuring the head of Erin (3) as used on the £1 from 1928 until 1977, all glued into cream paper frames, with ink annotations, as produced, very rare (3 papers) PMI LTN 2, Pick 2A (and later issues) £200-£260 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 83
ERROR: Treasury Series, John Bradbury, 10 Shillings, 16 December 1918, mismatched serial numbers B/63 606623 and 606624, with a 1981 letter from Vincent Duggleby to the then owner, stating that the note is genuine and discussing rarity, original very fine, very rare as a type, and as an error quite possibly unique, a really remarkable item EPM T19 £800-£1,000
Lot 173
Bank of England, Leslie K. O’Brien, watermarked paper for £5, series B (1957), glued into blue card frame with annotations on paper, as produced, rare, this being the only example in the Portals archive EPM B277, B280 £120-£160 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 171
Bank of England, Percival S. Beale, watermarked paper for £5, produced in 1950, with security thread, glued into blue card frame with black ink annotations, as produced, extremely rare, this being one of only two examples of this paper in the Portals archive EPM B270 £100-£150 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 160
Bank of England, Kenneth O. Peppiatt, watermarked paper for £50, produced 1st week of 1939, glued into blue card frame with black ink annotations, as produced, rare EPM B244 £180-£240 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 119
Bank of England, Matthew Marshall, £50, 6 October 1845, serial number H/U 19654, variety with small vignette of Britannia, cut and rejoined, annotations, stamp, pinholes, overall good fine but with superb original paper quality, a high denomination for this cashier, a remarkable note and excessively rare EPM B203g £15,000-£20,000 --- This is the EPM plate note.
Lot 142
Bank of England, Basil G. Catterns, watermarked paper for £5, produced 9th week of 1931, glued into black frame of thin card with white ink annotations, as produced, rare EPM B228 £100-£150 --- VAT This lot is subject to VAT at 20% of the hammer price unless exported outside the UK. If exported then VAT is still applicable to the buyer's premium ---
Lot 392
Commercial Bank of Scotland Limited, a series of vignettes from a Waterlow day book comprising two half left-hand proofs for a £1 dated 1 December 1928 and 31 July 1933; also a vignette of the classical pediment of the bank head office building, and five vignettes of John Pitcairn, a most unusual group, rare (8 items) PMS CO61b for similar £150-£200 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---
Lot 117
Bank of England, Abraham Newland, £2, 20 November 1798, serial number A4868, Newland signature in body of text and manuscript cashiers signature, the variety with level denomination and indented frame, original and presentable, overall fine, an exceptionally rare note and an extremely early date for type EPM B200f £12,000-£16,000
Lot 220
Dublin, Shaws Bank, for Sir Robert Shaw Bt, R. Needham and Ponsonby Shaw, £10, 13 January 1936, serial number 1819, Shaw signature, a 15mm tear in top edge, a few initials and endorsements, pinholes, otherwise fine and toned, rare PMI PB 210 £700-£900 --- Provenance: Provenance: B. Blake Collection, Part II, Whyte’s/DNW Auction B10 (Dublin), 14 March 2009, lot 494
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