1 Pound Barclays Bank

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正面铭文	ONE POUND BARCLAYS BANK LIMITED PROMISE TO PAY THE BEARER ON DEMAND AT THEIR OFFICE IN DOUGLAS ONE POUND IN TERMS OF ACT OF TYNWALD ONE POUND
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背面铭文	BARCLAYS BANK LIMITED DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN HEAD OFFICE: 54, LOMBARD STREET, LONDON, E.C.
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备注	Barclays Bank Limited operated a private note-issuing operation in Zimbabwe — then Southern Rhodesia — under licence, a holdover from the era before central banking infrastructure existed in the territory. These notes circulated alongside Southern Rhodesia's official government issues for decades, making Barclays one of the last commercial banks in British Africa still legally authorised to issue its own currency. Waterlow & Sons had an extensive colonial printing relationship, producing notes for dozens of British-administered territories. The long issue window — 1924 through 1960 — means significant variation exists across the series in signatures and control numbers, though it is catalogued under a single Pick reference.

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