1 Pound Bank of Nova Scotia

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背面描述	Printed entirely in green, the reverse centres on the Bank of Nova Scotia armorial shield — bearing a sailing vessel above a sturgeon with the incorporation date 1832 below — enclosed within an elaborate guilloche surround. Symmetrical numeral-1 counters are set into ornate lathe-work panels at the left and right margins. The denomination ONE POUND appears in bold letterpress within a decorative cartouche at the base, with the American Bank Note Company imprint beneath.
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变体	P#S131as - 02.01.1900 Specimen P#S131b - 02.01.1920 P#S131s - 02.01.1919 Specimen
备注	The Bank of Nova Scotia had long operated branches in Jamaica and the British Caribbean, and this pound-denominated note was issued specifically for that trade — not for domestic Canadian circulation, where dollars were the operative currency. Pound-denominated instruments kept transactions compatible with British colonial accounting without requiring constant conversion. The American Bank Note Company held contracts across dozens of colonial and private banking clients during this period, printing notes for institutions that lacked any domestic security printing infrastructure. The ABNC's New York plant handled the full production run.

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