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| 表面の説明 | Black intaglio print on white paper with an elaborate guilloche border. The British Royal Arms vignette appears at top centre, flanked by large numeral "50" denominators and Sinhala and Tamil script legends. The promise-to-pay text, date, and issuer name are set in letterpress below, with roles for Entd., Accountant, and Agent at foot. |
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The Oriental Bank Corporation, chartered in London in 1851, was one of the dominant British exchange banks operating across Asia and the Indian Ocean rim. Its Galle branch notes were issued from Ceylon's principal port city at a time when Galle still functioned as the island's main commercial harbor before Colombo's rise displaced it. The bank collapsed spectacularly in 1884, a casualty of bad loans, the collapse of colonial commodity prices, and mismanagement — one of the more dramatic bank failures in Victorian imperial finance.
Perkins, Bacon's engraved plates for this series were among the more security-conscious note productions of the period, drawing on the firm's long experience with anti-counterfeiting work, including British postage stamps.