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1 Pound Dartmouth General Bank

Uitgever Dartmouth General Bank
Jaar 1821-1823
Type Local banknote
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Opschrift keerzijde FIVE PENCE GR IV ONE
(Translation: Georgius Rex IV (King George IV))
Handtekening(en) John Hine
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The Dartmouth General Bank was a short-lived provincial bank operating in Devon during the early 1820s, precisely the period when country bank failures were becoming routine enough to alarm Parliament. The bank closed within a few years of opening — its notes, never widely circulated beyond the local merchant and fishing community, survived in small numbers simply because the bank's collapse came before most of them re-entered the system.

John Hine's signature is the only name consistently associated with the management of this institution. The 1826 Country Bankers Act, passed in the immediate aftermath of a nationwide wave of provincial bank collapses, effectively ended the era of single-branch private note issuers like this one.

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