1 Pound

Issuer	Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Year	1938-1952
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Currency	Pound (1788-1966)
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Reverse description	The central vignette presents a pastoral scene rendered in intaglio engraving, showing a shepherd tending a flock of sheep with trees and rural landscape in the background, symbolising Australia's wool industry. The sterling pound symbol '£1' appears in large form to the left of the vignette, with a blank oval panel to the right, all enclosed within an ornate guilloche border with scalloped outer edges.
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Protection description	Portrait watermark of Captain James Cook visible when held to light
Variants	P#26a - signatures: Sheehan & McFarlane P#26b - signatures: Armitage & McFarlane P#26c - signatures: Coombs & Watt P#26d - signatures: Coombs & Wilson P#26r1 - replacement, as variant b P#26r2 - replacement, as variant c P#26r3 - replacement, as variant d
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