1 Sol Banco Anglo-Peruano

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正面铭文	EL BANCO ANGLO-PERUANO PAGARÁ AL PORTADOR A LÁ VISTA en moneda corriente UN SOL Lima, 1 Set 1874. FOR THE ANGLO-PERUVIAN BANK (LIMITED) (Translation: The English-Peruvian Bank will pay the bearer at sight One Sol in circulating currency. Lima, September 1, 1874. Directors)
背面描述	Dark green letterpress printing. A large central vignette enclosed within an intricate guilloche border presents the combined coats of arms of Great Britain and Peru. The circular central medallion is flanked on each side by ornamental panels bearing the denomination repeated three times, with elaborate rosette cornerpieces at all four corners of the note.
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备注	Banco Anglo-Peruano was one of several foreign-backed commercial banks that emerged in Lima during Peru's guano boom, when government credit was flush and private banking expanded rapidly. The bank failed in the crash that followed the War of the Pacific, making notes from the early 1870s survivors of an institution that did not outlast the decade. Dondorf & Naumann were primarily known for their playing cards and luxury printing — their banknote work was a secondary business, which partly explains why Peruvian provincial collectors occasionally encounter this series with ink adhesion inconsistencies along the face plate margins.

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