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5 Pounds Northern Bank

Issuer Currency Commission Ireland
Year 1929-1933
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Value 5 Pounds (5 Puint)
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Reverse description The reverse is dominated by a finely engraved vignette of St. Patrick's Bridge, Cork, rendered horizontally with the multi-arched stone bridge spanning the River Lee and the city's buildings and church spires receding behind it. The central scene is enclosed within an ornate guilloche border of scrollwork and lace-pattern underprint, with the denomination £5 in large numerals at both left and right within the decorative frame. The composition is characteristic of the Currency Commission series reverse design shared across the consolidated note issues.
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Signature(s) 06.05.1929 - Brennan & Knox
19.01.1931, 08.05.1931 & 01.03.1933 - Brennan & Stewart
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