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| 表面の説明 | Black and red intaglio print on white cotton paper, with the bank title 'MOLSONS BANK' in bold lettering across the top centre and the numeral '5' repeated in the side panels. Two oval portrait vignettes are positioned symmetrically at left and right, each containing a male figure in formal attire, separated by a central text panel bearing the promise to pay inscription and denomination in ornate script. A fine guilloche underprint in red occupies the central field, with serial numbers flanking the bank title at upper left and right. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | MOLSONS BANK 5 5 |
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Molsons Bank — an extension of the Molson family's interlocking commercial empire — was one of Canada's chartered banks operating under the Bank Act, which required chartered institutions to issue their own notes as a condition of doing business. The American Bank Note Company held contracts with numerous Canadian chartered banks during this period; by 1903 their Ottawa facility had largely displaced the New York operation for Canadian work, a shift driven by both political pressure and practical logistics.
Molsons Bank was absorbed into the Bank of Montreal in 1925, at which point all outstanding Molsons notes were withdrawn. The 1903 series had over two decades of potential circulation before redemption.