1 Dollar

Issuer	Bank of Brantford, Sault St. Marie
Year	1859
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Value	1 Dollar
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Obverse description	The obverse is printed in black on white paper with red-orange lathe work and guilloche ornaments. The central vignette presents a pastoral scene with a milkmaid tending cattle amid a rural landscape, flanked by a mounted horseman vignette at lower left and an agricultural or industrial scene at lower right. The denomination "ONE DOLLAR" is inscribed within a central panel, with the issuer name "BANK OF BRANTFORD" in bold letterpress across the middle, and the payable location "Sault St. Marie" hand-stamped below, dated November 7, 1859.
Obverse lettering	BANK OF BRANTFORD ONE DOLLAR Will pay to bearer on demand Sault St. Marie Nov 7th 1859 For the Bank of Brantford INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT PROVINCE OF CANADA American Bank Note Company CAPITAL $1,000,000
Reverse description	The reverse is printed in green and red-orange, showing the note's design elements in mirror impression through the paper, with guilloche roundels bearing the numeral "1" at left and right, and the issuer name visible in reversed letterpress across the centre, consistent with a note printed on thin cotton paper with no distinct reverse design.
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