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100 Pounds Town and County Bank

Uitgever Town and County Bank Limited
Jaar 1894
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Opschrift voorzijde ONE HUNDRED
100
THE TOWN AND COUNTY BANK LIMITED
Promise to Pay the Bearer on Demand One Hundred Pounds Sterling at their Office here
ABERDEEN 1st March 1894
By order of the Directors
MANAGER.
SECRETARY.
SPECIMEN
ESTABLISHED 1825.
INCORPORATED 1862.
REGISTERED 1882.
Perkins Bacon & Co London
Beschrijving keerzijde The reverse is unprinted, showing only the plain paper stock, with the obverse design visible in light show-through.
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Opmerkingen

The Town and County Bank Limited was a Scottish provincial bank headquartered in Aberdeen, and this £100 note sits at the very top of its circulating denomination range — a figure that represented substantial commercial credit rather than everyday exchange. Perkins, Bacon & Co. brought their characteristic steel-engraved security work to the plate, the same firm responsible for some of the earliest postage stamp printing and numerous colonial note issues of the period.

The Town and County Bank was absorbed into the Royal Bank of Scotland in 1907, making 1894 a relatively late date in the issuer's independent history. High-denomination provincial Scottish notes of this period rarely circulated far — they functioned largely as instruments between merchants and factors — and surviving examples are correspondingly thin on the ground.

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