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| 正面描述 | Central vignette shows two allegorical figures — Britannia and Hibernia — seated together at the top of the note, set within an engraved frame. Serial numbers appear in black at upper left and right, with the handwritten date and promise-to-pay text in manuscript script across the centre. The lower portion bears a printed signature above the issuing authority line, all printed in green on white paper. |
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| 正面铭文 | Provincial Bank of Ireland Limited Unlimited for Note Issue Established A.D. 1825 I Promise to pay the Bearer on demand One Pound at Dublin for the Provincial Bank of Ireland Limited |
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The Provincial Bank of Ireland was incorporated by Royal Charter in 1825 specifically to break the stranglehold of local private banks across the Irish provinces — its branch network was unusually extensive for the period, and its notes circulated widely outside Dublin at a time when the Bank of Ireland's guaranteed circulation zone made competition in the capital legally complicated. By 1920, Irish commercial banks were still issuing their own notes under the pre-partition system, and the Provincial continued doing so after the Free State was established in 1922, operating across both jurisdictions during an administratively chaotic transition period.
The bank eventually merged into Allied Irish Banks in 1966. Notes from this 1920–1927 window straddle two political realities on the same printed sheet.