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10 Shillings Sterling
| Uitgever | London & Natal Bank Ltd., Durban |
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| Jaar | 186x |
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| Vorm | Rectangular |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | LONDON & NATAL BANK LIMITED We Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand at our Office here Ten Shillings Sterling value received DURBAN NATAL By Authority of the Board X SHILLINGS Managing Director Manager Ent. |
| Beschrijving keerzijde | No second image provided; reverse description unavailable. |
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The London & Natal Bank Ltd. was a short-lived colonial institution, established in the early 1860s to service Natal's growing mercantile and settler economy. It never achieved the foothold its founders anticipated — the bank collapsed before the decade was out, leaving behind a note issue of exceptional rarity. Few examples from this series are known to survive in any condition.
Waterston of Edinburgh printed the stock, which was then shipped to Durban for issue. The "186x" dating convention indicates the final digit was completed by hand at the counter, a routine colonial practice given the cost and logistics of ordering fresh printed batches annually.