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| 正面铭文 | DUMBELL'S BANKING COMPANY LIMITED PROMISE TO PAY THE BEARER ON DEMAND ONE POUND AT THE OFFICE HERE IN TERMS OF ACT OF TYNWALD 7TH WM 4TH ONE MANAGER DOUGLAS |
| 背面描述 | The entire reverse is filled with an elaborate intaglio design centred on a large guilloche rosette within which the Isle of Man triskelion (three armoured legs) is set against a fine lathe-work background, encircled by the motto QUOCUNQUE JECERIS STABIT. The rosette is enclosed within an ornate arrangement of scrolling acanthus foliage and floral arabesques. The bank name is divided across two ribbon banners in bold letterpress, DUMBELL'S BANKING COMPANY arching at the top and LIMITED at the bottom, with corner guilloche medallions completing the border. |
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Dumbell's Banking Company was the dominant private bank on the Isle of Man for much of the nineteenth century, and this note dates from the period when it was still operating with apparent stability. The collapse came later — in 1900, the bank failed catastrophically, wiping out thousands of depositors and triggering what remains one of the most painful financial disasters in Manx history. Notes from this earlier issue predate that ruin by over two decades.
Perkins, Bacon & Petch were masters of security printing, particularly known for their siderographic transfer process, which allowed fine engine-turned work to be reproduced with exceptional consistency. Their involvement here was typical for serious provincial and colonial banking clients who wanted forgery resistance they couldn't source locally.
Pick S142 is scarce; survivor numbers are low.