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| 表面の説明 | Intaglio-printed note in black and green on white paper, with a central oval vignette at left containing a portrait of King George V in military dress uniform. The denomination numeral '1' appears in a large ornate guilloche at centre, flanked by the serial number in red. A circular Bank of Canada seal with maple leaf motif is positioned at upper right. The upper legend reads 'OTTAWA, ISSUE OF 1935 / THE BANK OF CANADA / WILL PAY TO THE BEARER ON DEMAND', with 'ONE DOLLAR' in bold letterpress across the lower portion, above the facsimile signatures of the Deputy Governor and Governor. |
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The 1935 series was the Bank of Canada's inaugural issue, released the same year the bank opened — March 11, 1935. Ottawa had deliberately kept production domestic, awarding the contract to the Canadian Bank Note Company rather than sending the work abroad as colonial-era banks had routinely done. Two signature varieties exist for the dollar denomination: Osborne/Towers and Osborne/Ralston, the latter appearing after James Ilsley replaced Ralston as Minister of Finance. Confirming which you have requires careful attention to the lower-right signature.
English and French versions were printed as entirely separate notes, not bilingual face designs — a distinction that matters for completeness collectors building the full series.