1.000 Dollars

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Obverse lettering	AUTHORIZED BY 5 GEORGE V CAP. 4, 1914 LEGAL TENDER NOTE FOR USE BY BANKS ONLY DOMINION OF CANADA WILL PAY 1000 One Thousand Dollars ON DEMAND TO BEARER, BEING A BANK TO WHICH THE BANK ACT OF CANADA APPLIES ON THE CONDITIONS MENTIONED BELOW, AT THE OFFICE OF ANY ASSISTANT RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA. THIS NOTE IS GOOD ONLY IN THE HANDS OF A BANK TO WHICH THE BANK ACT OF CANADA APPLIES AND WILL BE REDEEMED ONLY WHEN PRESENTED BY ONE OF SUCH BANKS. OTTAWA, 2ND JULY, 1924 COUNTERSIGNED DEPUTY RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA
Reverse description	The reverse is printed entirely in green intaglio on a fine lathe-work guilloche ground, with three large denomination panels each bearing the numeral '1000' intertwined with a dollar sign within ornate scrollwork cartouches. The central panel carries the legend 'DOMINION OF CANADA' in bold capitals above the central denomination motif, while 'One Thousand Dollars' is inscribed in two places along the lower border. The overall design is framed by continuous micro-numeral repeating borders reading '1000' and 'M', with an architectural vignette of a classical building rendered at the top centre.
Reverse lettering	DOMINION OF CANADA 1000 One Thousand Dollars One Thousand Dollars AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, LIMITED
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