20 Pounds Ulster Bank

Ulster Bank's wartime and immediate postwar £20 notes are among the rarer high-denomination provincial Irish issues. The denomination itself saw limited demand in everyday commerce — £20 was a substantial sum in 1940s Northern Ireland — so print runs were modest and circulation light, meaning survivors in any condition are uncommon.

Charles Skipper & East handled security printing work for several Irish provincial banks during this period. The "Northern Ireland" attribution on this note refers to the place of payment jurisdiction, not necessarily where sheets were pressed.