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Unique, Gloucestershire Banking Company £20 printing plate
Obverse:
£20. Gloucestershire Banking Company £20.
ESTABLISHED PURSUENT TO ACTS OF
PARLIAMENT VII. & IX.GEO IV. ~~~~~~~~~ (Image of shipping
We promise to pay the bearer on ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ in Gloucester docks)
Demand Twenty pounds here or at
Messers Jones Loyd & Co Bank in London ~~~~~~~~~ Mutlaw. York Str.t.Covt Garden
No ......................Gloucester ............... of ..................... 183..........No ..................
For the Company By Order of the Board of Directors.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Twenty
Reverse:
G. HARRIS
31 SHOE LANE
LONDON
Composition: Copper. Dimentions: 190mm x 106mm x 2.5mm. Weight: 406.8 grams.
Obverse shiny, so difficult to photograph due to reflections. Many surface scuffs as to be expected.
No £20 notes recorded, only £5, £10 & £50.
Outing page 139 no. 828, no £20 mentioned.
Gloucestershire Banking Company 1831-1882
Became Gloucestershire Banking Company Ltd 1882-1886
Maker: George Harris, 31 Shoe Lane, London (1808-1826/7)
George Harris, 4 Harp Alley, Shoe Lane (1826/7 onwards)
Sold Aug 23
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