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USA Maryland Dr Andy Singer andysinger@dnw.co.uk
AN AUCTION OF
British, Irish and World Banknotes
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Wednesday 24th February 2021 at 10am
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Bankers: Lloyds, 39 Piccadilly, London W1J OAA_ | Sort code: 30-96-64 | Account No. 00622865 Swift Code: LOYDGB2L | IBAN: GB7OLOYD30966400622865 | BIC: LOYDGB21085
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BRITISH BANKNOTES
England
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Reference Books and Sale Organisation
Reference Books and Sale Organisation
English Provincial Banknotes are
organised by Outing reference.
e The Standard Catalogue of the Provincial Banknotes of England and Wales - Roger Outing
Treasury Series and Bank of England are
organised by EPM reference.
e English Paper Money 9th Edition - Pam West
Ireland and Northern Ireland are
organised by PMI reference and also by
Pick reference.
e Paper Money of Ireland - Bob Blake & Jonathan Callaway
e World Paper Money (three volumes) - Ed. George Cuhaj
Scotland is organised by PMS reference.
e Paper Money of Scotland (two volumes) - Jonathan Callaway and Dave Murphy
Isle of Man is organised by IOMPM
reference and also by Pick reference.
¢ Isle of Man Paper Money - Pam West and Alan Kelly
¢ World Paper Money (three volumes) - Ed. George Cuhaj
Jersey is organised by McCammon,
BNYB and TBB references.
¢ Currencies of the Anglo Norman Isles (two volumes)- A. McCammon
e Banknote Yearbook 8th Edition - Ed. John Mussell
e The Banknote Book (Online Edition) - Owen Linzmayer
Guernsey is organised by BNYB
reference.
e Banknote Yearbook 8th Edition - Ed. John Mussell
The Rest of the World is organised
mainly by TBB reference, with Pick as
a secondary reference, or a primary
reference in cases where TBB is not yet
published.
Various other country-specific reference
books are also used on occasion.
e The Banknote Book (Online Edition) - Owen Linzmayer
¢ World Paper Money (three volumes) - Ed. George Cuhaj
Military and Prisoner of War Money is usually organised by Schwan-Boling and Campbell reference. ¢ World War II Remembered - C. Frederick Schwan and Joseph E. Boling e Prisoner of War and Concentration Camp Money of the 20th Century - Lance K. Campbell
Foreword
hile so many of us around the world are currently subject to lockdowns and restrictions, it seems
that this fact hasn’t dampened your collective appetite for Banknotes. After a superbly well received sale last October, Thomasina, Mike and | have been hard at work putting together the first DNW Banknote auction of 2021. We have 875 lots of British, Irish and World material for you to get your teeth stuck into, including a multitude of special or out of the ordinary collections.
The Irish section is exceptional and features several incredibly rare types, many of which are plate notes in Paper Money of Ireland and which haven't come to market for over a decade, The Ploughman series Northern Bank £10 of 1929 (lot 240) is the finest example of one of the rarest obtainable types from this ever-popular series, and the Belfast Banking Company £50 of 1917 (Lot 185) is likely one of the only examples many of us will ever lay our eyes on. My personal favourite is the stunning blue Provincial Bank £20 of 1904 (Lot 216), simply for it’s wonderful colouring.
In the English section there are two notable groups, the first being Part Two of a Remarkable Collection of Bank of England Errors. The other is a very interesting group of British Military notes. These do not come up for sale often any more, and there are quite a few extremely rare examples of the specimens and NAAFI overprints in particular. Archival sources for these notes have long since dried up, this might represent a final chance to obtain them for quite some time. One Bank of England note undoubtedly stands out, and can be seen in the image below this foreword. A specimen £50 produced in the 1850's and hand signed by the Chief Cashier, Matthew Marshall (Lot 112). The condition is wonderful, and the design approved here personally, remained unchanged for almost 150 years!
The World Banknotes section is varied and interesting, but is particularly strong in two popular areas. Firstly, the Red Ox has once again been hoofing his way around the Middle East (with a layover in Guernsey), and has picked up extremely nice groups from the Gulf States. Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Iran, and the United Arab Emirates, as well as a further wonderful group of Iraqi Kingdom issues await.
This sale also includes a whole host of high quality British commonwealth material, mostly featuring Queen Elizabeth Il. For me personally, many of these notes are some of the most beautiful ever produced, and | particularly love the Belize $10 in brilliant contrasting black print, with bright underprint (Lot 403), and the Southern Rhodesia specimen £5 signed by the banks agent (799).
Other hightails include a Hyderabad 1000 Rupee in really superb condition (Lot 501), another brilliant hand painted essay from Indonesia (Lot 523) and a Portuguese India 1 Rupia of 1924 (Lot 688). The growling tiger on the latter of these is an absolute classic image in banknote collecting, and the engraving can truly be appreciated on this example thanks to its unusually high grade.
All that remains is for me reiterate that in these unprecedented times, if anyone requires additional images, condition reports or help with bidding, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Best of luck with your bids, and enjoy the catalogue, Andrew, Thomasina and Mike
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A Remarkable Collection of Bank of England Errors - Part Two
1 ERROR: Bank of England, Percival S. Beale, 10 Shillings, 17 March 1950, serial number 01D 344475, with fold during printing at top right resulting in the upper right serial number being missed from the obverse and partially printed on the reverse, original very fine, scarce EPM B265 £100-£150
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2 ERROR: Bank of England, Leslie K. O’Brien, 10 Shillings, 21 November 1955, serial number SO9Y 465465, with reverse printing entirely missing, and also a repeater serial number, original extremely fine and a very rare error EPM B271 £340-£400
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3 ERROR: Bank of England, Leslie K. O’Brien, £1, 21 November 1955, serial
number $40) 209541, with shark-fin error at upper left corner, original about very fine
EPM B273 £100-£150
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4 ERROR: Bank of England, Leslie K. O’Brien, £1, 21 November 1955, serial number A15K 820634, with entire reverse printing missing, pressed fine, but a presentable example and very rare to find from this early date
EPM B273 £340-£400
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5 ERROR: Bank of England, Leslie K. O’Brien, £1, 17 March 1960, serial number J20 950947, with extra flap of paper at low left, and half of serial number printed on reverse of that, good very fine to extremely fine and a nice error
EPM B281
April 1963, serial number 22A 327498, with large flap of extra
paper at top right, about very fine, very scarce EPM B295
£150-£200
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ERROR: Bank of England, John S. Fforde, £1 (3), 15 February 1967, serial numbers B22Z 159542-43, the first with missing print at low left due to paper fold, the second two with corresponding extra print on reverse, extremely fine and scarce (3 notes)
EPM B301 £200-£260
8 ERROR: Bank of England, John S. Fforde, £1, 15 February 1967, with mismatched and _ incorrectly placed serial numbers T26) 605514 andT26J 555514, with the second positioned at the top right instead of low right, original extremely fine, an unusual error EPM B305 £120-£160
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12 ERROR: Bank of England, John S. Fforde, £1, 15 February 1967, mismatched serial numbers R31L 799961 and R31L 899961, about uncirculated to uncirculated EPM B307 £80-£120
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13 ERROR: Bank of England, John S. Fforde, £5, 9 January 1967, serial number Z89 655328, with section of printing completely missing from reverse, very fine
EPM B312 £100-£150
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14 ERROR: Bank of England, John B. Page, £1, 1970, serial number Z20K 727989, with significant extra paper
error at right, with colour bars and part of the next note in the sheet, original extremely fine and rare, very striking error
EPM B320
£200-£260
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15 ERROR: Bank of England, John B. Page, £1 (3), 1970, serial numbers ANO4 334138-40, the first with reverse printing completely missing, others are normal notes, about uncirculated (3 notes) EPM B322
£120-£160
16 ERROR: Bank of England, John B. Page, £1 (2), 1970, both with mismatched serial numbers BT06 788656-66 and BT06 788856-66, each with a single small stain, otherwise about uncirculated (2 notes)
EPM B322 £150-£200
17 ERROR: Bank of England, John B. Page, £1, 1970, serial number HT47 868984, with half of left hand serial number missing, part of it printed on reverse due to a paper fold during the printing process, original very fine
18 ERROR: Bank of England, John B. Page, £1, 1970, serial number HY21 810497, with significant miscut resulting in all print being shifted downwards, a few fragments of colour bars along upper edge, and with low right serial number missing entirely, about uncirculated, scarce and unusual
EPM B322 £150-£200
19 ERROR: Bank of England, John B. Page, replacement £1, 1970, serial number MTO05 344590, with minor positioning error, the note being too low on the cutting machine, and an additional ink transfer error on reverse, very fine, scarce replacement error EPM B323 £80-£120
20 ERROR: Bank of England, John B. Page, £10, 1975, serial number A12 375237, with signature missing completely, original very fine, and actually a scarce error for this type EPM B330 £120-£160
EPM B322 £70-£90 21 ERROR: Bank of England, John B. Page, £5, 11 November 1971, mismatched serial numbers C86 291145 and C86 281145, soft central fold, thus original good extremely fine, scarce EPM B332 £100-£150 www.dnw.co.uk
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24 ERROR: Bank of England, John B. Page, £5, 1973, serial number AY73 896836, with large flap of extra paper at top left, original very fine and a scarce and attractive error EPM B336 £240-£300
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25 ERROR: Bank of England, John B. Page, £5 (3), 1973, serial numbers BS89 171681, 684 and 688, all with ‘ghostly’ image of the Queen due to insufficient or incorrect ink during printing, minor handling, about uncirculated to uncirculated (3 notes)
EPM B336 £240-£300
26 ERROR: Bank of England, John B. Page, £1, 9 February 1978, serial number B17 663781, with splashes of green ink on face, uncirculated
EPM IB337 £70-£90
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27 ERROR: Bank of England, David H. F. Somerset, £5, 1980, serial number KY78 182728, with sizeable concertina error across the Queens head, visible on both sides of the note, extremely fine and scarce
EPM B343 £100-£150
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28 ERROR: Bank of England, David H. F. Somerset, £10, 1980,
serial number CW54 168798, with cutting error resulting in print being shifted upwards, also £20, 15 November 1984, serial number 01H 260429, with a reverse printing error resulting from a flap of extra paper which has since been torn away, very fine (2 notes)
EPM B349, B351 £120-£160
29 ERROR: Bank of England, George M. Gill, £10, 1988, serial
number JR23 315659, with a security thread error where the thread is not implanted correctly, and is entirely on top of the paper, as well as being too far to the right, original very fine and a scarce error on a last series note
EPM B354 £100-£150
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30 ERROR: Bank of England, George M. Gill, £20, 1 March 1988,
serial number 78N 027897, with underprint completely missing on both sides of the note, original very fine
EPM B355 £150-£200
31 ERROR: Bank of England, George M. Gill, £20, 1 March 1988, serial number 78W 315218, with significant areas of print missing from the face of the note, encompassing the majority of the purple ink areas, including the face of the Queen, uncirculated and a lovely example of a scarce error
EPM B355 £150-£200
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EPM B355 £150-£200
33 ERROR: Bank of England, George M. Gill, £20, 5 June 1991, serial number B29 587822, with a huge cutting error resulting in a large part of the note at low right being removed, including most of the Queens face, and an extra flap of paper along top edge, uncirculated, rare EPM B358 £240-£300
34 ERROR: Bank of England, Graham E. A. Kentfield, £5, 1993, serial number BC41 673301, with shark fin error, including pink colour bar, at low left, uncirculated and scarce EPM B364 £120-£180
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35 ERROR: Bank of England, Graham E. A. Kentfield, £5, 1993, serial number CB80 535396, with large flap of extra paper at top right, about uncirculated to uncirculated, rare EPM B364 £300-£360
36 ERROR: Bank of England, Graham E. A. Kentfield, £5, 1993, serial number CB80 535397, with large flap of extra paper at top right, about uncirculated, rare EPM B364 £300-£360
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37 ERROR: Bank of England, Graham E. A. Kentfield, £10, 1992, : . . serial number $47 003333, misguillotining error, with bottom of 40 ERROR: Bank of England, Graham E. A. Kentfield, £50, 20 April
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EPM B377 £80-£120
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November 1991, serial number J59 619200, with huge cutting saad: rs serial numbers EB61 013191 and 013091, error resulting from a slip in the entire paper sheet, original good aubea astone
; EPM B380 £100-£150 extremely fine and very scarce EPM B371 £180-£240
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39 ERROR: Bank of England, Graham E. A. Kentfield, £20, 25 November 1991, serial number E20 038317, with entire section of print missing, including the Queens head, good extremely fine and scarce
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43 Alton Bank, for Austen, Gray & Vincent, unissued £5, 180-, no signatures or serial number, extremely fine, scarce
Outing 34f £300-£400 As a point of interest, Austen refers to Henry Thomas Austen, the brother of author Jane Austen
Andover Old Bank, for Joseph Williams, William Wakeford & Robert Wakeford, £1, 13 September 1825, serial number 11618, Wakeford signature, also a 30 day sight bill for £55, 17 May 1823, serial number W169, Wakeford signature, about fine and good fine respectively (2 notes)
Outing 36f £100-£150
Bath Bank, for Cavenagh, Browne, Bayly and Browne, £1, 7 November 1823, serial number 4564, Browne signature, very good
Boston Bank, for William Inglelow & Sons, £1, 1 June 1824, serial number C6885, two cancellation holes, foxing, large tear at top right, very good
Outing 227c £70-£90
Boston Bank, for William Inglelow & Sons, £1 (2), 15 September 1820, serial number A4108, 13 April 1824, W. Inglelow signature, first with damage at left, thus good, second with two holes, very good (2 notes)
Outing 227c £100-£150
Boston & Lincolnshire Bank, for Willm, Robt, Thos, Lawce & Jn Jas Barnard, £1, 1st October 1814, serial number B1495, multiple pinholes, causing thinning at left, foxing, very good
Outing 227d £100-£150
Outing 96a £100-£150 49 Burlington & Driffield Bank, for Harding, Smith and Stansfield, £5, 20 May 1834, serial number 5714A, cancelled with ink, fine Outing 286i £150-£200 www.dnw.co.uk
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50 Brighthelmston Bank, for Wigney & Company, £10, 1 January 1838, serial number 306, signed by William Wigney, very good, scarce Outing 293b
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Bristol Tolzey Bank, for Samuel Werrall & Andrew Pope, £1, 20 May 1818, serial number A5924, Andrew Pope signature, an attractive very good to fine
Outing 325e £150-£200
52 Chichester Old Bank, for Willm Ridge, Chas Ridge & Willm Newland, £5, 22 July 1839, serial number C475, William Ridge signature, one triangular and one circular cancellation hole, very good, scarce Outing 531d
£150-£200
Weald of Kent Bank, for Argles, Bishop, Brenchleys & Bishop, £2, Cranbrook, 20 September 1813, serial number 1028, Bishop signature, Outing 608b
£150-£200
54 Crickhowell, 1 Guinea, 10 November 1817, serial number
2796, multiple pinholes, very good
Outing 618a £100-£150
Darlington Bank, cancelled £5, and Stockton on Tees Bank, cancelled £5 (2), all for for Jonathan Backhouse & Compy, all issued in October 1895, signature strip removed, very fine (3 notes)
Outing 629r, 2050c £80-£120
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