5 Dollars The Dominion Bank

正面描述	Black intaglio print on red and light-green guilloche underprint. Engraved portrait vignettes of Dudley Dawson at left and Clifton H. Carlisle at right flank the central text panel bearing the bank title and promise-to-pay clause. Denomination numerals appear in the corners with ornate lathe-work surrounds, and the date "2nd JAN. 1935" is printed below the main legend.
正面铭文	V THE DOMINION BANK 5 WILL PAY TO THE BEARER ON DEMAND TORONTO, 2nd JAN. 1935 FIVE FIVE DOLLARS GENERAL MANAGER. PRESIDENT. CANADIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY LIMITED 5 V
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备注	The Dominion Bank was a Toronto-chartered institution founded in 1871, operating as an independent Canadian chartered bank until its 1925 merger with the Bank of Toronto — which means a 1935 issue date under the Dominion Bank name requires scrutiny. Notes carrying that date likely represent remainder stock or were issued under transitional authorizations, as the merged entity had been trading as Bank of Toronto for a decade by then. The Canadian Bank Note Company printed for numerous chartered banks simultaneously from its Ottawa plant, and plate reuse across series was common.

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