10 Shillings - Elizabeth II

Bradbury Wilkinson produced this note for the Isle of Man Government at their New Malden works, using a plate design credited to John H. Nicholson — relatively uncommon for BW to have a named designer on record for a small-territory issue. The serial numbering tells a precise administrative story: Lieutenant Governor Garvey's signature covers well over a million notes across the plain and A-prefix runs, while Stallard's tenure picks up mid-series at A250001, meaning the changeover was purely an administrative one, not a new printing cycle.

The 1967 endpoint coincides with British decimalization discussions gaining serious momentum, and the Isle of Man phased out its shilling denominations shortly after.