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| 表面の説明 | Printed in black on white paper, the note is dominated by elaborate copperplate script lettering. A rectangular vignette at the left centre depicts a harbour scene with sailing vessels and a shield bearing three lions passant, consistent with the arms of Jersey. The text reads 'Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand ONE POUND Value rec'd, Jersey the 1st day of April 1814', with the issuer's title 'Jersey Bank' in large calligraphic script across the upper portion and 'One Pound' in bold script at the lower left. |
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| 署名 | Ph. Hamon |
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The Jersey Bank was a private commercial institution, and its notes from this period circulated in a jurisdiction that sat outside the formal English banking system — Jersey had no obligation to conform to Bank of England restrictions, which gave local issuers considerable latitude. Ph. Hamon's signature here places this note within a narrow window of the bank's operation, and the London printing is consistent with the practice of Channel Island issuers engaging metropolitan trade engravers for prestige and reliability rather than local production.
Notes from Jersey's private banking era before the 1830s are genuinely uncommon survivors. Most circulated hard in a small, cash-dependent island economy.