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1 Pound Newark Bank

Uitgever Newark Bank (Pocklington, Dickinson, Hunter & Co.)
Jaar 1801-1809
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Waarde 1 Pound
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Opschrift keerzijde Exhibited under
Pocklington & Dickinson's
Commission of Bankruptcy
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Beveiligingstype Watermark
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Opmerkingen

Newark Bank — trading under the partnership name Pocklington, Dickinson, Hunter & Co. — was one of dozens of English country banks that filled the vacuum left by the Bank of England's refusal to open provincial branches. These private partnerships issued their own notes on little more than local trust and mercantile reputation, which made them acutely vulnerable to runs. The period 1801–1809 bracketed serious financial stress in England, including the pressures of Napoleonic war finance and the suspension of cash payments that had been in force since 1797.

Watermarking was the primary — often the only — barrier against forgery on notes of this class. Newark itself was a market town with no established printing trade of London's caliber, so production quality varied considerably across the country bank sector.

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