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THE DAVID KIRCH COLLECTION OF 

ENGLISH PROVINCIAL BANKNOTES 

PART II: EAST ANGLIA AND EAST MIDLANDS 

14 DECEMBER 2012 

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the DaviD KirCh CoLLeCtion of engLish provinCiaL banKnotes - part ii 

BEDFORDSHIRE 1001-1013 

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE 1014-1029 

CAMBRIDGESHIRE 1030-1057 

DERBYSHIRE 1058-1098 

ESSEX 1099-1166 

HERTFORDSHIRE 1167-1203 

HUNTINGDONSHIRE 1204-1212 

LEICESTERSHIRE 1213-1245 

ORDER OF SALE 

Lot 1097 

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LINCOLNSHIRE 1246-1373 

NORFOLK 1374-1486 

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE 1487-1530 

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE 1531-1597 

OXFORDSHIRE 1598-1643 

RUTLAND 1644-1645 

SUFFOLK 1646-1722

December 14, 2012 - LonDon 

The disposal of the David Kirch collection is one of those landmark events that will 

influence the collecting market for provincial banknotes for years to come. Viewing 

these provincial notes indulges the collector with a joyful excess of cerebral 

pleasures. There is just so much and over such a wide range. And so much that is 

previously unknown. You could just conceivably ask for more but it would be very 

selfish to do so. 

Since their development over the past 300 years or so banks have always been 

important. Recent events in the financial world have been a timely reminder that 

banks still play an important role in our everyday lives. The bank failure is no longer 

just a piece of Victorian mythology. These provincial banknotes take us back to days 

when every town had at least one local bank that actually issued their own money. 

And ‘quantitative easing’, in the form of issuing banknotes, could actually be done 

by a local banker without reference to any central authority. 

You do not need to be an expert to appreciate the appeal of an old banknote from 

your own local town – wherever that might be. Provincial banknotes were never 

produced as collector’s items but were real money for use by serious people for 

significant financial transactions. They actually are the tangible history of the 

financial and economic development of the towns and counties of the United 

Kingdom. 

The David Kirch collection is a wonderful and significant achievement. In the 

manner of all great collections the time has now come for its dispersal amongst the 

wider collector community. This is completely appropriate for all true collectors 

recognise that they are only the lucky and temporary custodians of the items they 

collect. The wide range of material available ensures that there will be opportunities 

for both established and new collectors. And for some pieces the opportunity will 

probably not be repeated. 

Roger Outing 

FOREWORD 

Author: Standard Catalogue of the Provincial Banknotes of England & Wales 

All notes being sold on behalf of the David Kirch Charitable Trust 

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Friday 14 December 2012 

Commencing at 10.00 a.m. 

All Sales are subject to the Terms and Conditions for Buyers printed at the back of this catalogue. 

Estimates 

The estimated selling price of each lot is printed below the lot description and does not include the Buyer’s Premium. 

Bidders should bear in mind that estimates are prepared well in advance of the sale and are not definitive. 

They are subject to revision. 

BEDFORD 

1001 

Bedford Bank (Thomas Barnard & Co.), £5, 5 May 

1913, serial number C2543, black and white, arms 

within wreath top left, manuscript signature of T. 

Barnard low right, reverse blue and white, bank title at 

centre, also a note on card asking if the note ‘would 

do’ (Outing 117f), red manuscript ‘Cancelled’ low 

right, very fine and very rare 

£500-600 

1002 

Bedford Bank (Thomas Barnard & Co.), £10, 12 

November 1901, serial number A5586, black and 

white, arms within wreath top left, manuscript 

signature of T. Barnard low right, reverse blue and 

white, bank title at centre (Outing 117g), several 

handstamps, red manuscript ‘Cancelled’ low right, 

almost very fine and very rare 

£500-700 

BEDFORDSHIRE 

5 

LEIGHTON BUZZARD 

1003 

Leighton Buzzard Bank (Bassett, Grant, Exton, 

Sharples & Bassett), proof ‘pay the bearer’ note on 

card, black and white, maiden (Abundance) with 

cornucopia top left (Outing 1176 ‘not seen’), good 

very fine, very rare 

£200-300 

1004 

Leighton Buzzard Bank (Bassett, Son & Harris), 

£5, left half only, no date (cirac 1870), serial number 

33925, black and white, value in blue at centre, 

maiden (Abundance) with cornucopia top left, reverse 

blue and white, value at centre, also a letter 

indemnifying the holder from any problems arising 

from the note and dated ‘13 October 1870’ (Outing 

1176a for type), very fine 

£50-100

1005 


£5, 21 July 1880, serial number 60389, black and 

white, value in blue at centre, maiden (Abundance) 

with cornucopia top left, manuscript signature of 

Frederick Bassett low right, reverse blue and white, 

value at centre (Outing 1176b), red ink ‘Cancelled’ 

low right, an attractive good very fine 

£200-300 

1006 


£5, 16 October 1894, serial number 72978, black and 

white, value in blue at centre, maiden (Abundance) 

with cornucopia top left, manuscript signature of 

Frederick Bassett low right, reverse blue and white, 

value at centre (Outing 1176b), red handstamp low 

centre, ink CANCELLED low right, vignette excised 

and the note attached to a letter indemnifying the holder 

from any problems arising from the note and dated ‘10 

June 1896’, 

£100-120 


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1007 


unissued £10, 18- (1854-1893), serial number 21000, 

black and white, value in blue at centre, maiden 

(Abundance) with cornucopia top left, reverse blue 

and white, value at centre (Outing 1176d for type), 

perforated ‘& Co’ several times, very fine, rare 

£200-300 

1008 


£10, 20 September 1884, serial number 20072, black 

and white, value in blue at centre, maiden 

(Abundance) with cornucopia top left, manuscript 

signature of Theodore Harris low right, reverse blue 

and white, value at centre (Outing 1176e), purple 

‘CANCELLED’ handstamp twice across face of note, 

various annotations, very fine, rare 

£300-400


1009 



black and white, value in blue at centre, maiden 

(Abundance) with cornucopia top left, reverse blue 

and white, value at centre (Outing 1176, this 

denomination not listed), perforated & Co several 

times, good very fine, scarce 

£350-450 

LUTON 

1010 

Luton Bank (Hampson, Austin & Co.), £1, 15 

January 1815, serial number 8741, black and white, 

value in blue underprint at centre, partners initials in 

circular frame at left, manuscript signature of 

Hampson low right, reverse bank title in blue, revenue 

seal at centre (Outing 1298a), handstamp top right, 

good fine and rare 

£400-600 

1011 

Luton Bank (Hampson, Austin & Co.), £1, 29 

January 1821, serial number 2403, black and white, 

partners initials in circular frame at left, manuscript 

signature of Hampson low right (Outing 1298a), 

various annotations, very good, rare 

£150-250 

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1012 

Luton, Bedfordshire Bank (Wilson, Heard, 

Gardiner & Co.), £1, 9 January 1809, serial number 

423, black and white, crowned vignette of Britannia 

top left, manuscript signature of Gardiner low right 

(Outing 1297a), hole top right, margins untidy, very 

good and rare 

£200-250 

1013 

Luton, Bedfordshire Bank (Wilson, Heard, 

Gardiner & Co.), £5, 7 January 1809, serial number 

1037, black and white, crowned vignette of Britannia 

top left, manuscript signature of Gardiner low right 

(Outing 1297, denomination not listed), very good, 

presentable and very rare 

£350-450


AYLESBURY 

1014 

Aylesbury (Old) Bank, an unissued or specimen £5, 

18- (circa 1850), no serial number, black and white, 

elephant vignette at top left, value at top and bottom 

left, annotated ‘from 1 Jany 1850’ in signature area 

(Outing 60B), light discolouration and damp damaged 

left edge, otherwise about fine, rare 

£250-350 

1015 

Aylesbury Old Bank, reverse proof on card, c.1851, 

black and white (Outing 60 for bank), date annotation 

at low right ‘Nov 15 1851’, mount marks on reverse, fine 

£40-60 

1016 

Aylesbury Old Bank, specimen £5, 18- (circa 1867), 

black, blue and white, elephant vignette at top left, 

arms at top right, vale at bottom left, centre, and 

centre right, guilloche design with frame on reverse 

(Outing 60c), perforated CANCELLED, extremely 

fine and most attractive, very rare 

£400-600 

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE 

9 

1017 

Aylesbury, Uxbridge & Windsor Union Bank 

(William Medley, Son & Co), £5, 13 August 1836, 

serial number 6146, black, blue and white, arms at top 

left, value at top right and bottom left, manuscript 

signature at bottom right, hand altered at centre, 

bankers arms in blue on reverse (Outing 63a), OLD 

BANK MORETON IN MARSH stamped in black, 

annotations, holes and tears, but good and rare 

£300-400 

1018 

Vale of Aylesbury Bank (Robert Dell, James Neale, 

Thomas Hedge & Thomas Grace), £10, -180-, no 

serial number, black and white on watermarked paper, 

bull vignette at top left, value at bottom left, (Outing 

61a), some discolouration, tear at left, otherwise an 

attractive fine, rare 

£250-350 

1019 

Vale of Aylesbury Bank (Thomas Grace & John 

Saunders Woodcock), £1, 6 November 1810, serial 

number 3816, black and white, bull vignette at top 

left, value at bottom left, manuscript signature of 

J.S.Woodcock at bottom left (Outing 61b), some 

discolouration, otherwise a presentable very good to fine, 

scarce 

£150-200

1020 


Saunders Woodcock), £1, 26 December 1810, serial 



Thomas Grace at bottom left (Outing 61b), hand 

altered on reverse, some annotations and tears, good 

£100-150 

1021 


Saunders Woodcock), £5, 21 September 1811, serial 



J.S.Woodcock at bottom right (Outing 61c), small 

annotations, an original and presentable fine, rare 

£250-350 

1022 


Saunders Woodcock), £10, 13 October 1810, serial 

number 704, black and white, bull vignette at top left, 

value at bottom left, manuscript signature of 

J.S.Woodcock (Outing 61d), pinholes, annotations on 

reverse, very good to fine, rare 

£300-400 


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BUCKINGHAM 

1023 

Buckingham Old Bank (Box, Gray & Parrott), £1, 

3 August 1815, serial number 13115, arms at left, 

value at top right, bottom left, and centre in bue, 

manuscript signature of Thomas Box at bottom right 

(Outing 348b), annotations on reverse, small rust 

marks and pin holes, otherwise very presentable and 

almost fine, rare 

£300-400 

1024 

Buckingham, proof of bill of exchange, 176-, 

adressed to London, black and white, WG monogram 

at top left, (Outing not listed), damage at right and 

lower edge, evidence of mounting on reverse, light toning 

otherwise good very fine 

£60-80 

No bankers recorded in Buckingham prior to 1785 so this 

is probably a merchants bill.


CHESHAM 

1025 

Chesham Bank (Thomas Butchers & Son), 

unissued £5, 18-, serial number 4503, black and 

white, vignette of oaktree at left, value at top right, 

bottom left and centre, (Outing 513), crisp example, 

extremely fine, rare 

£300-400 

HIGH WYCOMBE 

1026 

Wycombe & Marlow Bank (Sam Wilkins & Joseph 

Burrough), £1, 7 September 1801, serial number 

J316, black & white, partners initials in circular frame 

top left, manuscript signature of J. Burrough lower 

right (Outing 959a), very good, rare 

£250-300 

STONY STRATFORD 

1027 

Stony Stratford & Buckinghamshire Bank 

(William Oliver, John Oliver, Henry Langhorne & 

Richard Harrison), £1, c.1817 (date and serial 

number illegable), value at bottom left and right 

(Outing 2065a), poor 

£80-120 

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1028 

Stony Stratford Bank (William Oliver, John Oliver 

& John York), £1, 26 January 1822, serial number 

384, black and white, arms at top left, value at top 

right and bottom left, and in large text at centre, 

manuscript signature of William Hiver at bottom 

right, large arms on reverse in black and red (not seen 

in Outing), good very fine, attractive and rare 

£400-500 

THAME 

1029 

The Bucks & Oxon Union Bank Limited, an uncut 

proof sheet of five cheques, 18- (circa 1880), black 

and white, bank name at left in filigree design, for 

Thame (2) and Aylesbury (3) (Outing 350), some 

discolouration and toning, otherwise very fine 

£60-80


1030 

Cambridge (no trading name), unissued 5 guineas, 

17- (circa 1790), black and white, wheat sheaf at top 

left, value at low right (not listed in Outing), mounted 

on blue paper, about extremely fine and rare 

£300-400 

1031 

Cambridge and Cambridgeshire Bank (Richard 

Foster, Ebenezer Foster & Richd Foster Junr), £1, 

5 February 1821, serial number L4034, black and 

white on watermarked paper, bankers initials in 

tableau at top left, value at low left and in red 

underprint at centre, manuscript signature at low right 

(Outing 408c, but an earlier date than listed), 

cancellation text in black ink at centre and over 

signature, a fresh original good fine and a new date 

£500-700 

CAMBRIDGESHIRE 

CAMBRIDGE 

13 

1032 

Cambridge and Cambridgeshire Bank (Richard 

Foster, Ebenezer Foster & Richd Foster Junr), £1, 

31 August 1822, serial number 4562, black and white 

on watermarked paper, bankers initials in tableau at 

top left, value at low left and in red underprint at 

centre, manuscript signature at low right (Outing 

408b), original and fresh, good very fine, a handsome 

note 

£400-600 

1033 

Cambridge & Cambridgeshire Bank (Ebenezer 

Bird Foster, George Edward Foster & Charles 

Finch Foster), £5, 8 October 1890, serial number 

27834, black, red and blue, bankers initials in vignette 

at top left, value at low left, top right and in blue 

underprint at centre, manuscript signature of 

Ebenezer Bird Foster at low right (Outing 408e), 

cancelled with handstamps and red ink, original good 

fine and scarce 

£500-700


1034 

Cambridge & Cambridgeshire Bank (E.B. Foster, G.E. 

Foster, C.F. Foster, C.F.C. Foster & H.C. Foster.), £5, 

8 May 1899, serial number 34573, black, red and blue, 

bankers initals in vignette at top left, value at low left, top 

right and in blue underprint at centre, manuscript signature 

of Hugh C. Foster at low right (Outing 408 for type, 

partnership not listed), cancelled with purple CANCELLED 

stamps and blue crayon, some pinholes, but an original good 

fine and rare 

£500-700 

1035 

Cambridge & Cambridgeshire Bank (E.B. Foster, G.E. 

Foster, C.F. Foster, C.F.C. Foster & H.C. Foster.), part 

issued £5, 26 May 1899, serial number 36000, black, red 

and blue, bankers initals in vignette at top left, value at low 

left, top right and in blue underprint at centre (Outing 408 

for type, partnership not listed), cancellation holes, stained at 

right, taken out of circulation for use as a reference, overall 

original good fine and rare 

£450-650 

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1036 

Cambridge Town and County Bank (Hollick, 

Nash, Searle, Son & Nash), unissued £1, 181-, black 

and white, bankers initials in tableau at left, value at 

low left and top right (Outing 409a), remains of 

mounting on reverse, small rust spots and small tear at 

low centre, generally a presentable about fine 

£200-300 

1037 

Cambridge Town and County Bank (Hollick, 

Nash, Searle, Son & Nash), £1, 12 August 1825, 

serial number 1753, black and white, bankers initials in 

tableau at left, value at low left and top right, 

manuscript signature of William Searle at low right, 

red and black revenue stamp on reverse (Outing 

409a), toned, small hole at low centre along fold, very 

good 

£200-300 

1038 

Cambridge, proof sight bills (2), 18- (circa 1870), 

first blue on paper, second black on thin card, both 

ornate border at left with ‘CH’ initials (Outing not 

listed), first handstamped SPECIMEN, second with 

hand-corrected London partnership name, about very 

fine (2) 

£40-60 

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1039 

Cambridge Bank, £5, 5 October 1839, serial number 

B9445, black and white, value at low left and top 

right, manuscript signature of F.D. Barker at low right, 

reverse blue, ornimental border and bank name 

(Outing 411a), toned with pinholes, a presentable very 

good 

£250-350 

1040 

Cambridge Bank, £10, 22 October 1840, serial 

number A3586, black and white, value at low left and 

top right, manuscript signature of F.D. Barker at low 

right, reverse red, ornimental border and bank name 

(Outing 411b), stained on reverse but an original 

about fine 

£350-450 

1041 

Cambridge Bank, proof on thin card for a £5, 182-, 

black and white, vignette showing bankers initials 

(W.F.C.) at top left, value at low left, centre and top 

right (Outing 412 for partnership), extremely fine and 

rare 

£300-400

CHATTERIS 

1042 

Chatteris & Cambridgeshire (W.C.B. & Son), 

proof on thick paper for a 10/-, 18-, black and white, 

bankers initials at top left, value at centre and low left 

(Not listed in Outing) mount marks on reverse, 

extremely fine and no other known banks for Chatteris, 

very rare 

£500-700 

MARCH 

1043 

March, an interesting proof 5/-, ‘for the 

accommodation of small change’, 18- (circa 1820), 

payable 3 days after date of isue, black and white, 

engraved initials E.W.E at left, value at low left (not 

listed in Outing), mounting marks on reverse, slight 

damage to low left corner, very fine and rare 

£200-300 


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WISBECH 

1044 

Wisbech Bank (James Hill & Son.), £1 (2), 18 

February 1825 and 23 August 1825, serial numbers 

9770 and 14667 respectively, black and white, initials 

at top left, value at low left and top right, manuscript 

signatures at low right, black and red duty stamp on 

reverse (Outing 2384a), both toned, first very good, 

second about fine (2) 

£200-300 

1045 

Wisbech Bank (James Hill & Son.), £5, 12 

September 1825, serial number 1894, black and 

white, initials at top left, value at low left and top right, 

manuscript signatures at low right, black and red duty 

stamp on reverse (Outing 2384a), heavily trimmed, 

original and fine 

£150-200 

1046 

Wisbech & Lincolnshire Bank (Richard Gurney, 

John Gurney, Joseph Gurney, John Gurney, 

Henry Birkbeck & Jonathan Peckover), pencil essay 

on watermarked paper for a £1, 180-, black and white, 

value at centre and low left (2382c for type), extremely 

fine and rare 

£300-400


1047 

Wisbech & Lincolnshire Bank (Gurneys, 

Birkbeck & Peckover), £1, 15 April 1809, 

serial number A6426, black and white, value 

at centre and low left (2382c for type), 

signature cut cancelled, repaired and partially 

backed with paper, good and scarce 

£150-200 

1049 


Birkbeck & Peckover), £1, 21 July 1810, 

serial number B7840, black and white, 

bankers initials at top left, value at low left 

(Outing 2382c), signature cut cancelled, very 

good 

£300-350 

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1048 


Birkbeck & Peckover), proof £1, 18-, black 

and white, bankers initials at top left, value at 

low left (Outing 2382c for type), mounting 

traces on reverse, trimmed with some foxing but 

overall good fine 

£250-300

1051 

Wisbech & Lincolnshire Bank (Gurney, 

Birkbeck, Barclay & Buxton), £5, 1 

November 1894, serial number X7944, black 

and white, bankers initials at top left, value at 

low left (Outing 2382y), signature cut 

cancelled, good very fine 

£80-100 


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Birkbeck & Peckovers), £5 (2), 22 

November 1834 and 29 October 1836, serial 

numbers 4908 and 6802, black and white, 

bankers initials at top left, value at low left 

(Outing 2382f), signature cut cancelled, very 

good (2) 

£250-350 

1052 

Wisbech & Lincolnshire Bank (Richard 

Gurney, John Gurney, Joseph Gurney, 

John Birkbeck, Jospeh Taylor & Jonathan 

Peckover), £10, 3 May 1806, serial number 

4717, black and white, bankers initials at top 

left, value at low left (Outing 2382b), split 

and re-joined, signature cut cancelled, about 

very good and rare 

£250-350


1053 

Wisbech & Lincolnshire Bank (Gurney, Birkbeck, 

Barclay & Buxton), £10, 11 October 1894, serial 

number N8575, black and white, bankers initials at 

top left, value at low left (Outing 2382aa), signature 

cut cancelled, good fine 

£100-150 

1054 

Wisbech & Lincolnshire Bank, £20, left half only, 

circa 1865, serial number P452, black and white, 

bankers initials at top left, value at low left, reverse 

orange, value at centre (Outing 2382 for bank, 

partnership unlisted), split and rejoined but right half 

lost, good fine and an unlisted partnership thus rare 

£80-120 

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1055 

Wisbech & Lincolnshire Bank (Gurney, Birkbeck, 

Peckovers & Buxton), cancelled £20, 6 October 

1890, serial number P2573, black and white, bankers 

initials at top left, value at low left (Outing 2382u), 

signature cut cancelled, good fine 

£300-350 

1056 

Wisbech & Lincolnshire Bank (Richard Gurney, 

Bartlett Gurney, Joseph Gurney, John Birkbeck, 

Joseph Taylor & Jonathan Peckover), bill of 

exchange for £34 and 11/-, 1 October 1793, serial 

number 6902, black and white, bankers initials at top 

left (Outing 2382 for bank, unlisted partnership), 

about fine 

£150-200 

1057 

National Provincial Bank of Wisbech, proof on card 

for a £10, 183-, black and white, William IV at top 

left, value at top right and low left (Outing 2386 for 

bank, unlisted denomination), mounting marks on 

reverse, very fine and very rare 

£300-350


1059 

Buxton & High Peak Bank (Goodwin, Goodwin 

& Co.), unissued £1, 18- (1812-1816), black and 

white, partners initials in oval frame top left (Outing 

388b), good very fine, scarce 

£150-200 

1060 




388c), good very fine, scarce 

£200-250 

DERBYSHIRE 

BUXTON 

1058 


& Co.), £1, 28 October 1813, serial number 6015, 

black and white, partners initials in oval frame top left, 

manuscript signature of George Goodwin at low right 

(Outing 388a), clipped, very good, scarce 

£150-200 

21 

1061 




388e), good very fine, scarce 

£200-250 

1062 




388e), good very fine, a variety from the preceeding note 

with a change to the names of the London Bankers, scarce 

£200-250

1064 

Chesterfield Bank (Richard Gillett & Co.), £1, 8 

December 1808, serial number D252, black and 

white, maiden (Justitia) in oval frame top left, 

manuscript signature of Richard Gillett low right 

(Outing 523 for type, denomination not listed), poor, 

rare 

£150-200 

1065 

Chesterfield Bank (Hornby, Esdaile, Raynes & 

Gillett), proof £5 on India paper, 18- (1802-1803?), 

black and white, maiden (Justitia) in oval frame top 

left (Outing 523 for type), mounting traces, very fine, 

rare 

£200-300 


CHESTERFIELD 

1063 

Chesterfield Bank (Hornby, Esdaile, Raynes & 

Gillett), unissued £5, 179- (1790-1797), black and 

white, maiden (Justitia) in oval frame top left (Outing 

523a), almost very fine, rare 

£300-350 

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1066 

Chesterfield Bank (Saxton & Chapman), £1, 27 

September 1800, serial number 139, black and white, 

arms top left, manuscript signature of George 

Chapman low right (Outing 524a), very good, rare 

£200-250 

1067 

Chesterfield Bank (Jebb, Slater & Malkin), proof 

£1 on card, 18- (1813-1816), black and white, arms 

and plinth top left (Outing 525 for type), good very 

fine, rare 

£300-350


DERBY 

1068 

Union Bank (Derby), Portland Place (King, 

Rogers & Co.), 1 guinea, 4 May 1801, serial number 

238, black and white, bank building top left, 

manuscript signature of Swift (?) low right (Outing 

672), almost fine and rare 

£200-300 

1069 

Scarsdale and High Peak Bank, proof £5, 

Chesterfield, 187- (1877), black and white, arms top 

centre, also a receipt for the same bank and dated 

October 19th 1903 (Outing 526e), extremely fine, 

rare (2) 

£300-400 

1070 

Derby Bank (Bellairs, Sons & Co.), £1 (2), 1812, 

1814, black and white, stag top left, manuscript 

signature of Bellairs low right, reverse partners initials 

in blue at centre (Outing 673d), fine and very fine 

respectively (2) 

£80-120 

23 

1071 

Derby Bank (Bellairs, Sons & Co.), £5, 8 January 

1814, serial number G801, black and white, stag top 

left, manuscript signature of Bellairs low right (Outing 

673e), fine 

£100-150 

1072 

Derby Bank (Samuel Smith & Co.), £1, 1 May 

1817, serial number 946, black and white, arms top 

left, manuscript signature low right (Outing 674a), 

some staining, fine, rare 

£300-350 

1073 

Derby Bank (Samuel Smith & Co.), unissued £5, 

18- (1887-1902), serial number E10001, black and 

white, arms top left, reverse brown and white, value 

and partners initials at centre (Outing 674j), extremely 

fine and rare 

£250-350

1075 

Derby Bank (Samuel Smith & Co.), 

unissued £20, 18- (1887-1902), serial 

number A1001, black and white, arms top 

left (Outing 674j for type, denomination not 

listed), extremely fine and rare 

£300-400 


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number G90001, black and white, arms top 

left, reverse black and white, value and 

partners initials at centre (Outing 674j for 

type, denomination not listed), extremely fine 

and rare 

£300-400 

1076 



number C501, black and white, arms top left 

(Outing 674j for type, denomination not 

listed), extremely fine and rare 

£350-450


1077 

Derby Bank (Samuel Smith & Co.), unissued £100, 

18- (1887-1902), serial number D345, black and 

white, arms top left (Outing 674k), extremely fine and 

rare 

£400-600 

1078 

Derby Bank (Samuel Smith & Co.), a sight bill 

dated 11 October 1819, black and white, arms top left 

(Outing 674 for partnership very fine 

£40-60 

1079 

Derby Old Bank (Crompton, Newton & Co.), 

unissued £1, 18- (1812-1829), black and white, 

classical frieze and cherubs at centre, Britannia top left, 

reverse revenue seal (Outing 663a for type), good very 

fine, rare 

£250-300 

25 

1080 


proof £1, 18- (1812-1829), black and white, classical 

frieze and cherubs at centre, Britannia top left (Outing 

663a for type), good very fine, rare 

£200-250 

1081 


proof £5, 18- (1812-1829), black and white, arms top 

left (Outing 663c), good very fine, rare 

£250-350 

1082 


proof £5 on card, 18- (1812-1829), black and white, 

Britannia and cherubs at centre, laureate head top left 

(Outing 663b), a Perkins, Fairman & Heath 

engraving, some foxing, good very fine, rare 

£300-400

1084 

Derby and Derbyshire Banking Company, 

proof £10 on card, 183- (1833-1880), black 

and white, arms top left, value in black tablet 

top right and low left (Outing 675d), 


£300-400 


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1083 


proof £5 on card, 183- (1833-1880), black 

and white, arms top left, value in black tablet 

top right and low left (Outing 675b), 


£300-400 

1085 

Derby and Derbyshire Banking Company 

Limited, unissued £10, 18- (1880-1898), 

serial number 34/27, black and white, arms 

top left, value in black top right and low left, 

value in blue at centre (Outing 675n), almost 


£300-400


1086 

Derby and Derbyshire Banking Company Limited, 

£10, 9 October 1895, serial number 31/163, black 

and white, arms top left, value top right and low left, 

value in blue underprint at centre (Outing 675m), 

signature cut cancelled, good fine and rare 

£300-400 

1087 

Derby and Derbyshire Banking Company, proof 

£20 on card, 18- (1833-1880), black and white, arms 

top left, value in black tablet top right and low left 

(Outing 675b), good very fine, rare 

£300-350 

1088 

Derby and Derbyshire Banking Company, unissued 

£20, 18- (1833-1880), serial number D 233, black 

and white, arms top left, value in black tablet top right 

and low left, value in blue underprint at centre 

(Outing 675f), extremely fine, rare 

£300-400 

27 

1089 

Derby and Derbyshire Banking Company, unissued 

£50, 18- (1833-1880), serial number C 851, black 

and white, arms top left, value in black tablet top right 

and low left, value in blue underprint at centre 

(Outing 675h), extremely fine, rare 

£350-450 

1090 

Derby and Derbyshire Banking Company Limited, 

£50, 9 February 1889, serial number C324, black and 

white, arms top left, value top right and low left, value 

in blue underprint at centre (Outing 675t), signature 

cut cancelled, very fine and very rare 

£400-500 

1091 


watermarked paper for the issue for £50 (2), ND (ca 

1833-1880), (Outing 675h for type), extremely fine, 

rare (2) 

£50-100

HOLT HOUSE (MATLOCK) 

1092 

Holt House (Self & Compy.), 20 shillings, 23 

September 1800, serial number 2/D8, black and 

white, arms low centre, manuscript signature of D. 

Dakeyne Junior low right (Outing 970b), almost fine, 

scarce 

£100-150 

1093 

Holt House (Dakeyne, Sons & Compy.), £1, 3 July 

1801, serial number 404, black and white, arms low 

centre, manuscript signature of D. Dakeyne Junior low 

right (Outing 970b), good fine, scarce 

£200-250 


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WIRKSWORTH 

1094 

Wirksworth Bank (Arkwright, Toplis & Co.), £1, 

11 October 1817, serial number C 3566, black and 

white, arms at left, manuscript signature of John 

Topliss low right (Outing 2380a), poor, scarce 

£200-250 

1095 

Wirksworth and Ashbourn. Derbyshire Bank, a 

contemporary forgery of a £5, 21 December 1840, 

serial number N 905, black and white, arms top 

centre, manuscript signature of Frederic Arkwright 

low right, reverse revenue seal (Outing 2380e), 

manuscript ‘forgery’ across face, very good and rare 

£80-120 

1096 

Wirksworth and Derbyshire Bank (Richd. 

Arkwright & Compy.), £5, 10 March 1862, serial 

number K/W 0550, black and white, arms at top left, 

pink tax seal in left field with portait of a young Queen 

Victoria (Outing 2380e), cut and rejoined, signature 

cut cancelled, very good to fine and rare 

£300-400


1097 

Wirksworth and Ashbourn. Derbyshire Bank, £10, 

1 May 1843, serial number 3919, black and white, 

arms top left, manuscript signature of Frederic 

Arkwright low right, reverse revenue seal (Outing 

2380g), signature manuscript cancelled, various 

annotations, fine, rare 

£800-1,000 

1097A 

Moore & Robinson’s Nottinghamshire Banking 

Company Limited, a proof £5, Wirksworth 18- (circa 

1870), ‘Derbyshire Bank’ logo at left, black, 

perforated SPECIMEN/ C. SKIPPER & EAST 

(Outing 1622 unlisted type), slight damage at top left 

corner, creased top right corner, good very fine. 

£80-120 

29 

1097B 


Company Limited, a specimen £5, Wirksworth 18- 

(circa 1870), ‘Derbyshire Bank’ logo at left, black, 

blue underporint, perforated SPECIMEN/ C. 

SKIPPER & EAST (Outing 1622e), small ink marks 

at top left, almost extremely fine 

£300-400 

1098 


Company Limited, £5, Wirksworth Branch, 16 

January 1893, serial number A 6029, black and white, 

value in blue underprint at centre, arms at left, 

manuscript signature low right, reverse blue and white 

(Outing 2381b), various annotations and purple 

CANCELLED handstamp at left and right, good fine 

and rare 

£600-800


ESSEX 

BILLERICAY 

1099 

Billericay Bank (Fincham, Barrell, Fincham & Fincham), proof £10, 18- (1814-1816), black & white, corn sheaf top 

left, (Outing 1, 3b), backed on paper, good very fine, rare 

£400-500 

BRAINTREE 

1100 

Essex & Suffolk Bank, (Sparrow, Brown, Hanbury, Savill & Simpson), proof £1, Braintree, 18- (1810-1824), black 

& white, two plants top left, value lower left (Outing 258f), a Thorowgood engraving, backed on card, very fine, rare 

£400-500 

1101 

Essex & Suffolk Bank (Sparrow, Brown, Hanbury, Savill & Simpson), £10, Braintree, 1 March 1814, serial number 

14680, black & white, plants top left, value lower left (Outing 258h), signature cut cancelled, manuscript annotation on 

face, fine, rare, Outing plate note 

£500-700 

31

1102 

Essex Bank (Sparrow, Tufnell & Co.), £5, 

Braintree, 22 March 1882, serial number 319365, 

black & white, value in blue underprint at centre, arms 

at left, manuscript signature of Tufnell lower right, 

reverse green, bank title at centre (Outing 258t), 

signature manuscript cancelled, Outing plate note, fine 

to very fine, rare 

£700-900 

1103 

Essex Bank (Sparrow, Tufnell, Parker Woodhouse 

& Round), £10, Braintree, 10 July 1861, serial 

number 15127, black & white, arms top left, value in 

grey tablet lower left, manuscript signature of Edward 

Round lower right, reverse green, bank title (Outing 

258n), split and rejoined, m/s cancelled, good fine, rare, 

Outing plate note 

£700-900 


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Essex Bank (Sparrow, Tufnell & Co), £10, 

Braintree, 7 May 1884, serial number 30136, black & 

white, value in blue underprint at centre, arms top left, 

value in grey tablet lower left, manuscript signature of 

Robert Woodhouse lower right, reverse green, bank 

title (Outing 258v), signatures ink cancelled, very fine, 

rare 

£700-900 

1105 

Essex Bank (Sparrow, Tufnell & Co), £50 

Braintree, 18 October 1882, serial number 1502, 


top left, value in black lower left, reverse green, bank 

title (Outing 258y), signature cut cancelled, red 

CANCELLED handstamp, fine and very rare, Outing 

plate note 

£800-1,000


CHELMSFORD 

1106 

Chelmsford Bank (Crickitt & Compy), £1 (2), 

1813, black & white, partners initials in oval top left, 

manuscript signature of Crickitt lower right (Outing 

482b), both with a lower corner missing, very good, 

scarce and rare (2) 

£400-500 

1107 

Chelmsford Bank (Crickitt & Compy), £1, 10 July 

1818, serial number 19742, black & white, partners 

initials in oval top left, manuscript signature of Crickitt 

lower right (Outing 482b), fine, rare 

£300-400 

1108 

Chelmsford Bank (Crickitt & Compy.), £1, 9 July 

1819, serial number 23503, black & white, partners 

initials in oval top left, manuscript signature of Ruffell 

lower right, reverse grey, bank title (Outing 482, 

partnership unlisted), a pleasing very fine, fresh and 

very rare 

£400-500 

33 

1109 

Chelmsford Bank (Crickitt & Compy.), £1, 12 

August 1825, serial number 53827, black & white, 

ONE in vertical format at centre, partners initials top 

left, manuscript signature of Ruffell lower right, 

reverse revenue seal at centre (Outing 482b), very good 

to fine, rare 

£300-400 

1110 


September 1825, serial number 55274, black & white, 

ONE in vertical format at centre, partners initials top 

left, manuscript signature of Crickitt lower right, 

reverse revenue seal at centre (Outing 482b), fine, rare 

£300-400 

1111 


October 1824, serial number 5405, black & white, 

partners initials in octagonal tablet top left, value in 

black table, lower left, manuscript signature of Ruffell 

lower right, reverse ornate revenue seal at centre 

(Outing 482c), a pleasing very good, rare 

£500-600

1112 


September 1825, serial number 8031, black & white, 

bank building at top left, manuscript signature of 

Ruffell lower right, reverse bank title, Bank of 

CRICKITT, RUFFELL & CO. CHELMSFORD 

(Outing 482d for similar, Ruffell not listed), about 

fine, very rare 

£600-800 

1113 

Essex & Suffolk Bank (Sparrow, Brown, Hanbury, 

Savill & Simpson), Chelmsford, £1, 10 April 1817, 

serial number 30299, black & white, plants top left, 

value lower left (Outing 484b), signature cut 

cancelled, manuscript Jos. Savill, pinned to note top left, 

about fine, rare 

£400-600 

1114 

Essex Bank (Sparrow, Walford, Nottidge, 

Greenwood & Tufnell), £5, Chelmsford, 29 January 

1841, serial number 1475, black & white (Outing not 

recorded, 484 for similar), signature excised, backing 

paper replacement, very good to fine, rare 

£800-1,000 


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Essex Bank (W.M. Tufnell and Edmund Round), 

£5, 24 October 1881, serial number 28028, black & 

white, arms between corn sheaves top left, value in 

black tablet lower left, manuscript signature of W.M. 

Tufnell lower right, reverse grey, ESSEX & BPS 

STORTFORD BANK at centre (Outing 484k), 

BANK OF ENGLAND handstamp, and manuscript 

CANCELLED, about fine, very rare 

£800-1,000 

1116 

Essex Bank (B. Sparrow, W. Tufnell, J. Parker, R. 

Woodhouse & W. Tufnell), £5, Chelmsford, 17 

August 1877, serial number 65618, black & white, 

arms top left flanked by corn sheaves, value in black 

tablet lower left, manuscript signatures of R. 

Woodhouse lower right, reverse green, bank title 

(Outing 484n), purple CANCELLED handstamp, 

fine, rare, Outing plate note 

£600-800


1117 

Essex Bank (Sparrow, Tufnell & Co.), £5, 

Chelmsford, 31 August 1883, serial number 70521, 


between corn sheaves at left, manuscript signatures of 

Christopher Parker lower right, reverse green, bank 

title (Outing 484v) ink cancelled, good fine and 

pleasing, rare 

£700-900 

1118 

Essex Bank (Sparrow, Tufnell & Co.), the right half 

of a £5, 28 July 1882, serial number 69810, black & 

white, value in blue underprint at centre, arms at left, 

signature missing, reverse green (Outing 258s), also 

included in the lot is a letter indentifying the bank dated 

17th March 1884, good fine to very fine 

£100-150 

35 

1119 

Essex Bank (Sparrow, Tufnell, Parker, Woodhouse 

& Tufnell), cancelled £10, Chelmsford, 15 August 

1878, serial number 45024, black & white, arms 

between corn sheaves top left, value in black tablet 

lower left, reverse green, bank title (Outing 484r), 

signature, cut cancelled, purple handstamp and 

‘CANCELLED 15th APR 1904’, oval on reverse, 

almost very fine, rare 

£600-700 

1120 

Essex Bank (Sparrow, Tufnell & Co.), cancelled 

£10, Chelmsford, 31 July 1890, serial number 49109, 

black & white with blue value at centre, arms between 

corn sheaves at left, value in black tablet lower left and 

at top right, reverse green, bank title (Outing 484v), 

cancelled with blue crayon and green handstamp over 

signature, attractive, fine and scarce 

£700-900

1121 

Essex Bank (B. Sparrow, Tufnell, Parker, 

Woodhouse & Tufnell), £50, Chelmsford, 28 April 

1869, serial number 2855, black & white, arms 

between corn sheaves top left, value in black lower left, 

reverse green, bank title (Outing 484t), signature cut 

cancelled, about fine, very rare 

£800-1,000 

1122 

Essex Bank (Sparrow, Tufnell & Co), unissued £50, 

Chelmsford, 18-, serial number 3631, black & white, 

value in blue at centre, arms between corn sheaves top 

left, value in black lower left, reverse green, bank title 

(Outing 484a), good very fine, rare, Outing plate note 

£600-800 

1123 

Essex Bank, a reverse proof on card, no 

denomination, pencil ‘Sep 11th 1860’ in lower margin, 

extremely fine 

£60-80 


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COLCHESTER 

1124 

Colchester Bank, (Gurneys, Round, Green and 

Co.), £5, 11 February 1893, serial number 10238, 

black & white, maiden and arms top left, reverse 

brown and white, bank title and value at centre 

(Outing 579 for similar), purple CANCELLED 

handstamp, signature cut, about very fine and very rare, 

partnership unlisted in Outing 

£600-800 

1125 

Colchester Bank, £5, a partial reverse on card, blue & 

white, bank title and value (Outing 579 for types), very 

fine 

£100-150 

1126 

Colchester & Essex Bank (John Mills, Richard 

Mills & John Mills Junior), £10, 3rd June 1801, 

serial number 2733, black & white, arms top left, 

manuscript signature of Richard Mills lower right 

(Outing 580d), signature cut, very good, rare 

£400-600


1127 

Colchester & Essex Bank (Mills, Bawtree, 

Dawnay, Curzon & Co.), £5, 1 October 

1889, serial number 4398, black & white, 

value in grey tablet at centre, castle top left, 

value in grey tablet lower left, manuscript 

signature of Robert Curzon lower right, 

reverse grey & white, arms at centre (Outing 

580g), purple dividend handstamp lower 

right, good very fine, attractive and very rare 

£700-900 

1129 

Colchester, Witham & Hadleigh Bank 

(Mills, Bawntree, Dawney, Curzon & 

Co.), £50, 11 October 1884, serial number 

A23, black & white, value in grey tablet at 

centre, castle top left, value in grey tablet 

lower left, manuscript signature of Eustace 

Dawney lower right, reverse grey & white, 

arms at centre (Outing 580/2387 for 

similar), purple dividend handstamp at right, 

red oval Bank of England stamp at centre, 

signature cut, very fine and extremely rare, a 

lovely high denomination issue and this bank 

unlisted in Outing 

£1,500-2,000 

37 

1128 

Colchester & Essex Bank (Mills, Bawtree, 

Dawnay, Curzon & Co.), £10, 11 October 

1884, serial number 116, black & white, 

value in grey tablet at centre, castle top left, 

value in grey tablet lower left, manuscript 

signature of Eustace Dawney lower right, 

reverse grey & white, arms at centre (Outing 

580h), purple dividend handstamp lower 

right, good very fine, attractive and very rare 

£1,000-1,200

EPPING 

1130 

Epping Bank (Benj. Fincham, Willm. Fincham & 

B. Fincham Junior), £10, 12 May 1812, serial 

number 1581, black & white, partners initials in 

vertical oval top left, manuscript signature of Benj. 

Fincham lower right (Outing 743, £10 not listed), 

mounted on board, split and rejoined, very good, rare 

£500-700 

1131 

Epping and Ongar Bank (B. Fincham, W. Fincham 

& B. Fincham Junior), £1, 13 April 1815, serial 

number 8526, black & white, partners initial in oval 

top left, manuscript signature of Benj. Fincham lower 

right (Outing 743a), very good, rare 

£400-500 

1132 

Epping & Ongar Bank (B. Fincham, W. Fincham 

& B. Fincham Junior), proof £1, 18- (1812-1816), 

black & white, partners initials in oval top left, 

embossed tax stamp at left (Outing 743a), mounted on 

board, otherwise very fine, rare 

£350-450 


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HARWICH 

1133 

Harwich Bank (Cox, Cobbold & Company), 



& partners initials at left (Outing 908h), extremely 

fine, rare 

£400-600 

1134 

Harwich Bank (Anthony Cox & John B. Knocker), 

£10, 9 November 1827, serial number 2064, black & 

white, arms & partners initials at left, value in 

octagonal tablet lower left, manuscript signature of 

John Barker lower right (Outing 908f), signature cut 

cancelled, very good, presentable, rare 

£300-400 

1135 

Harwich Bank (Anthony Cox & John B. Knocker), 

£10, 22 March 1834, serial number 2378, black & 

white, arms & partners initials at left, manuscript 

signature of Anthony Cox lower right (Outing 908f), 

signature cut cancelled, fresh, almost very fine, rare, 

Outing plate note 

£450-550


1136 

Harwich Bank (Cox, Cobbold & Company), 

unissued £10, 18- (1846-1887), serial number H674, 

black & white, value in orange underprint at centre, 

arms & partners initials at left (Outing 908j), extremely 

fine, rare 

£500-700 

MANNINGTREE 

1137 

Manningtree & Mistley Bank (Dykes, Rebecca, 

Biddle), £5, 11 August 1841, serial number A2321, 

red text on white, reverse revenue seal (Outing 1383 

for bank), signature cut cancelled, very good, rare 

£500-700 

1138 

Manningtree & Mistley Bank (Gurneys, 

Alexanders, Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxton & 

Kerrison), unissued £5, 18- (1887-1896), serial 

number F3302, red and white, value in red underprint 

at centre, reverse black and white, Ipswich Customs 

House at centre (Outing 1383e), manuscript 

‘Cancelled’ top left, extremely fine and very rare 

£800-1,200 

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1139 

Manningtree Bank (Thos. Nunn, Mills, Nunn & 

Bawtree), £1, 26 January 1824, serial number 6239, 

black & white, value in grey at centre, agricultural 

implements at left, value in tablet lower left, 

manuscript signature of Thos. Nunn Junior lower 

right, reverse revenue seal (Outing 1384a), fine, rare 

£500-600 

ROCHFORD 

1140 

Rochford Hundred & Billericay Bank (Harvey, 

Harvey & Co), £1, 9 June 1812, serial number 

14910, black & white, arms top left, value lower left, 

manuscript signature of John Harvey lower right 

(Outing 1815 for type, £1 not listed), very good, rare 

£500-600 

1141 

Rochford Hundred Bank (Fincham, Barrell, 

Fincham & Fincham), £1, 12 October 1814, serial 

number 313, black & white, plough top left, value 

lower left, manuscript signature of Benj. Fincham 

lower right (Outing 1817a), very good, rare 

£500-600

ROMFORD 

1142 

Romford Bank (Attersol, May & Smith), proof 

£20, ND (1805-1817), black & white, partners initials 

in oval top left, (Outing 1822, ‘not seen’), mounted on 

card, good very fine, rare 

£250-300 

1143 

Romford Agricultural Bank (Joyner, Surridge & 

Joyner), £1, 12 June 1822, serial number 9100, black 

& white, value in blue at centre, bull top left, 

manuscript signature of Jn. Joyner lower right, reverse 

revenue seal (Outing 1823a), about fine, scarce 

£200-300 

1144 


Joyner), £1, 21 June 1824, serial number 22655, 

black & white, value in blue at centre, bull top left, 

manuscript signature of Jn. Joyner lower right, reverse 

revenue seal (Outing 1823a), very good 

£100-150 


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1145 


Joyner), £5, 3 October 1821, serial number 6849, 

black & white, bull top left, manuscript lower right, 

reverse blue JOYNER & CO. BANK (Outing 1823b), 

trimmed, poor, scarce 

£150-200 

1146 


Joyner), £5, 9 March 1825, serial number 9663, black 

& white, bull top left, manuscript lower right, reverse 

revenue seal (Outing 1823b), good fine, scarce 

£250-350 

1147 


Joyner), £10, 10 February 1815, serial number 3424, 

black & white, bull top left, value in blue at centre, 

bull top left, manuscript signature of Jn. Joyner lower 

right, reverse value and back title in blue (Outing 

1823, denomination unlisted), very good, rare 

£300-400


1148 


Joyner), £10, 16 February 1825, serial number 7893, 

black & white, bull top left, value in blue at centre, 

bull top left, manuscript signature of Jn. Joyner lower 

right, reverse value and back title in grey (Outing 

1823, denomination unlisted), very good, rare 

£300-400 

1149 

Romford Bank (Thos. Johnson, Wm Johnson & 

Compy.), unissued £5, 18- (c1827-1844), black & 

white, arms top centre, reverse grey, value (Outing 

1824e) staining at left and right but an attractive good 

very fine, rare, Outing plate note 

£400-500 

1150 

Romford (Thos Johnson, Wm Johnson & C. 

Mann), £5, 21 November 1843, serial number 4407, 

tower in scrollwork at top centre, black and white, 

handsigned by Thos Johnson at low right (Outing 

1824h), bankruptcy stamp on reverse, very good 

£300-400 

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1151 

Romford Bank (Thomas Johnson & Compy.), 

unissued £20, 18- (1827-1844), black & white, arms 

top left, value lower left (Outing 1824g), extremely 

fine, Outing plate note 

£400-600 

SAFFRON WALDEN 

1152 

Saffron Walden Bank, Essex (Jas. Searle, Jas. Searle 

Jnr & S.B. Searle), proof £1, 18- (1812-1825), black 

& white, Britannia at left, value in octagonal tablet 

lower left (Outing 1848b), a Perkins, Fairman & 

Heath engraving, good very fine, rare 

£200-250 

1153 

Saffron Walden Bank, Essex (Jas. Searle, Jas. Searle 

Jnr & S.B. Searle), £1, 1 October 1822, serial 

number 1153, black & white, Britannia at left, value in 

octagonal tablet lower left, partners initials in oval top 

left, value in oval top right, manuscript of James Searle 

junior lower right, reverse revenue seal (Outing 

1848b), bankruptcy stamp on reverse, very good to fine 

£150-200


1154 

Saffron Walden Bank (Jas. Searle, Jas. Searle Jnr & S.B. Searle), £5, 18 December 1823, 

serial number 1251, black & white, partners initials at left, manuscript signature of James Searle 

Junior lower right, reverse revenue seal (Outing 1848c), very good, rare 

£350-450 

1155 

Saffron Walden Bank (Jas. Searle, Jas. Searle Jnr & S.B. Searle), £10, 5 October 1825, 

serial number 4401, black & white, partners initials at left, manuscript signature of James Searle 

Junior lower right, reverse revenue seal (Outing 1848d), almost very fine, rare 

£400-600 

1156 

Saffron Walden & North Essex Bank (A.F. Gibson, W. Gibson, T. Catlin, J. Gibson & 

N. Catlia), proof £1, mounted on card, ND (1824-1829), black & white, partners initials at 

left in oval (Outing 1849a), a Perkins & Heath engraving, extremely fine, rare 

£300-400 

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1157 

Saffron Walden & North Essex Bank (A.F. Gibson, W. Gibson, T. Catlin, J. Gibson & N. Catlia), proof £5, 

ND (1824-1829), black & white, partners initials at left in oval (Outing 1849b), a Perkins & Heath engraving, 


£350-400 

1158 

Saffron Walden & North Essex Bank (Gibson & Co), proof £10 (2), 18- (1858-1896), black & white (Outing 

1849q for type), pencil ‘from this’ and ‘To this, 13 Oct 1864’ respectively, first damaged at right otherwise very fine, rare 

(2) 

£400-450 

1159 

Saffron Walden & North Essex Bank (Gibson & Co), proof £20, 18- (1858-1896), black & white, partners initials 

in thistle wreath top left, value in oval top right (Outing 1849t for type), a Perkins & Bacon engraving, pencil ‘To this 

5th Nov 1859’ lower left, mounting traces on reverse, small tear top left, good very fine, rare 

£450-550 

43

1161 

Saffron Walden & North Essex Bank (Gibson, 

Tuke & Gibson), proof £10, 18- (1858-1883), black 

& white, (Outing 1849j for type), a Perkins & Bacon 

engraving, pencil ‘To this 14 Apl./70’ lower centre, good 

very fine, rare 

£350-450 

1162 

Saffron Walden & North Essex Bank (Bison, Tuke 

& Gibson), unissued £10, 18- (1863-1883), serial 

number 4909, black & white, value in orange at 

centre, arms and value at left (Outing 1849j), red 

PRESCOTT, DIMSDALE & CO LIMITED added at 

centre, good extremely fine, rare 

£500-600 


1160 

Saffron Walden & North Essex Bank (Bison, Tuke & 

Gibson), unissued £5, 188- (1863-1883), serial number 

9909, black & white, value in blue at centre, arms and value 

at left (Outing 1849h), red PRESCOTT, DIMSDALE & CO 

LIMITED added at centre, good extremely fine, rare 

£400-500 

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1163 

Saffron Walden & North Essex Bank (Gibson, 

Tuke & Gibson), proof £20, 18- (1863-1883), black 

& white, partners initials in thistle wreath top left, 

value in oval top right (Outing 1849m for type), a 

Perkins & Bacon engraving, pencil ‘To this 2 Novr- 

1868’ at left, mounting traces, otherwise extremely fine, 

rare 

£500-600 

1164 

Saffron Walden & North Essex Bank (Bison, Tuke 

& Gibson), unissued £20, 187- (1863-1883), serial 

number 409, black & white, value in green at centre, 

arms and value at left (Outing 1849l), red 

PRESCOTT, DIMSDALE & CO LIMITED added at 

centre, good extremely fine, rare 

£550-650


WITHAM 

1165 

Witham & Essex Bank (Mills, Bawtree, Dawnay, Curzon & Co), £5, 15 

December 1887, serial number 1028, black & white, arms and oak tree, manuscript 

signature of Eustace Dawnay, reverse grey, arms (Outing 2387a), purple dividend 

handstamp lower right, various stamps, good fine, very rare 

£700-900 

1166 

Witham & Essex Bank (Mills, Bawtree, Dawnay, Curzon & Co), £10, 11 

October 1884, serial number 24, black & white, arms and oak tree, manuscript 

signature of Eustace Dawnay, reverse grey, arms (Outing 2387, denomination 

unlisted), purple dividend handstamp lower right, very fine, very rare 

£800-1,200 

45


1167 

Baldock & Biggleswade Bank (Wells, Hogge & Lindsell), 

£10, 2 October 1884, serial number 17370, black and white, 

partners initials in oval top left, manuscript signature low right, 

red tax stamp top left (Outing 70e), handstamped 

CANCELLED, perforated PAID, fine and very rare 

£500-700 

BUSHEY 

1168 

Bushey Bank, a partial proof for a £5, 1 January 1820, 

black and white (Outing unlisted), possibly a spurious 

Bank, very fine, very rare 

£150-250 

HERTFORDSHIRE 

BALDOCK 

47 

HEMEL HEMPSTED 

1169 

Hemel-Hempsted Bank (Grover & Pollard), proof 

£1 on India paper, 18- (1812-1839), black and white, 

classical frieze at centre, Britannia at left and right 

(Outing 927a), a Perkins, Fairman & Heath 

engraving, slight damage at tips, very fine and rare 

£300-400

1170 


£5 on India paper, 18- (1812-1839), black and white, 

cherubs and allegorical maidens in field (Outing 

927b), A Perkins, Fairman & Heath engraving, slight 

damage at tips, very fine and rare 

£300-350 

1171 

Hemel-Hempsted Bank (Smith & Fearnley 

Whittingstall), proof £10 on card, 18- (1839-1856), 

black and white, Britannia and allegorical maidens at 

centre, maiden (Victory) low left and right (Outing 

927, denomination not listed), a Perkins, Fairman & 

Heath engraving, slight foxing, good very fine and rare 

£350-400 

1172 


£20 on card, 16 June 1887, black and white, Britannia 

at centre, cherubs and symbols of commerce at left and 

right (Outing 927c), a Perkins, Fairman & Heath 

engraving, slight scuffing, good very fine and rare 

£350-450 


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1173 

Hemel-Hempsted Bank, a partial reverse proof on 

card, no denomination, black and white, classical frieze 

top centre, bank title low centre, Britannia at left and 

right (Outing 927 for type), mounting traces, 


£100-120 

1174 


Whittingstall), proof £10 on card, 18- (1839-1856), 

black and white, Britannia and allegorical maidens at 

centre, maiden (Victory) low left and right (Outing 

927, denomination not listed), a Perkins, Fairman & 

Heath engraving, ink annotation ‘alt 21 Jany. 1842’ in 

field, stained, very fine and rare 

£200-250 

1175 


Whittingstall), proof £10 on card, 3 May 188718- 

(1839-1856), black and white, Britannia and 

allegorical maidens at centre, maiden (Victory) low left 

and right (Outing 927, denomination not listed), a 

Perkins, Fairman & Heath engraving, SPECIMEN 

handstamp, some staining, very fine and rare 

£250-350


1176 

Hemel-Hempsted Bank (Smith & 

Fearnley Whittingstall), proof £20 on card, 

18- (1839-1856), black and white, Britannia 

at centre, cherubs and symbols of commerce 

at left and right (Outing 927f for type), a 

Perkins, Fairman & Heath engraving, ink 

annotation ‘31 Jany. 1842’ low centre, slight 

scuffing, good very fine and rare 

£300-400 

1178 


Whittingstall), proof £5 on card, 18- (1812- 

1839), black and white, cherubs and 

allegorical maidens in field (Outing 927e), a 

Perkins, Fairman & Heath engraving, 

staining, very fine and rare 

£200-300 

49 

1177 


Fearnley Whittingstall), proof £20 on card, 

18- (1839-1856), black and white, Britannia 

at centre, cherubs and symbols of commerce 

at left and right (Outing 927f for type), a 

Perkins, Bacon & Petch engraving, ink 

annotation ‘18 Feby. 1862’ low centre, slight 

scuffing, good very fine and rare 

£300-400

1180 


Fearnley Whittingstall), £5, 19 December 

1855, serial number 5367, black and white, 

value in blue underprint at centre, cherubs 

and maidens, manuscript signature of William 

Smith low right (Outing 927e), a Perkins, 

Bacon & Petch engraving, almost very fine, 

rare and attractive 

£500-700 


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1179 


Fearnley Whittingstall), £5, 15 May 1855, 

serial number 4352, black and white, cherubs 

and maidens, manuscript signature of E.F. 

Whittingstall low right (Outing 927e), 

officially cut and rejoined, almost fine, rare 

£300-400 

1181 


Fearnley Whittingstall), £10, 14 December 

1855, serial number 2646, black and white, 

value in blue underprint at centre, Britannia 

and allegorical maidens at centre, maiden 

(Victory) low left and right, manuscript 

signature of William Smith low right (Outing 

927, denomination not listed), a Perkins, 

Bacon & Petch engraving, various 

annotations, officially split and rejoined, 

almost very fine, rare and attractive 

£600-800


1182 

St. Albans Watford, Hemel Hemstead & Herts 

Bank (E.Jn. Collett, Wm. Rickford & Wm. Treiss), 

£1, 21 March 18(11), serial number 9164, black and 

white, value at bottom left, top right and centre, wheat 

bushel vignette at top left, duty stamp at centre (bank 

name not seen Outing), cut cancelled, good fine 

£200-250 

1183 

Bucks & Oxon Union Bank, Hemel Hempsted 

Branch, a proof cheque on account of the Hemel 

Hempstead Union, 18- (circa 1879), scrollwork at 

left, black, on card (Outing no listed), pencil date ‘Feby 

1879’ at bottom, very fine 

£30-40 

HERTFORD 

1184 

County Bank, Hertfordshire (Gardiner and 

Jaquiss), £5, 20 August 1812, serial number 395, 

black and white, parners initials in oval frame top left, 

manuscript signature of Gardiner low right (Outing 

943a), fine and rare 

£350-450 

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1185 

Hertford Bank (Samuel Adams & Co.), £5, 1 

October 1850, serial number A 587, black and white, 

value in blue underprint at centre, stag top left, 

manuscript signature of Saml. Adams low right 

(Outing 944e), cut and rejoined, very good and rare 

£150-200 

1186 





(Outing 944e), cut and rejoined, red tax stamp at left, 

various annotations, fine, rare 

£300-400 

1187 





(Outing 944e), cut and rejoined, multiple annotations, 

very good, rare 

£300-400


ROYSTON 

1188 

Royston Bank (Fordham, Fordham & Fordham), £5, 1 October 1845, serial number 

8949, black and white, value in blue underprint at centre, partners initials in oval frame top 

left, manuscript signature of Henry Fordham low right (Outing-), cut and rejoined, fine and 

rare 

£200-250 

1189 

Royston Bank (Fordham, Fordham & Fordham), £5, 24 October 1849, serial number 

11900, black and white, value in blue underprint at centre, partners initials in oval frame top 

left, manuscript signature of Henry Fordham low right (Outing-), cut and rejoined, fine and 

rare 

£300-400 

1190 

Royston Bank (Fordham, Fordham & Fordham), £10, 5 February 1851, serial number 

D 1810, black and white, value in blue underprint at centre, partners initials in oval frame 

top left, manuscript signature of John George Fordham low right (Outing-), good fine and 

rare 

£400-500 

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1192 

St. Albans Bank (John Sam. Story), £5, 18 May 

1848, serial number 7315, black and white, arms 

within wreath at left, manuscript signature of J.S. Story 

at low right (Outing 1857c), discolouration at centre, 

annotations on reverse, good fine 

£150-200 

1193 

St. Albans Bank, unissued £5, 18-, no serial number, 

black and white, bankers’ initials and arms at left, value 

at bottom left, centre and top right (not seen in 

Outing), large area discoloured, otherwise a crisp 


£120-180 

ST. ALBANS 

1191 

St. Albans and Hertfordshire Bank, £1, 5 December 181(2), serial number 

10183, black and white, value at bottom left and top right, wheat bushel 

vignette at top left, manuscript signature at bottom right (not seen in Outing), 

ink annotations and heavy toning, curiously annotated with ‘Collett’ on obverse, 

the prominent banker, and hand signed by the banker William Treiss, good 

£150-200 

53 

1194 

Bank of Saint Albans, £5, 8 April 18(42), serial 

number 2063, black and white, value at bottom left in 

likeness of Bank of England notes, Britannia vignette 

with arms at top left, manuscript signature of George 

Alfred Muskett at bottom right (Outing 1859a), heavy 

annotation and handstamped ‘LONDON & 

WESTMINSTER’ on reverse, very good 

£150-200 

1195 

St. Albans and Herts Bank (Gibson & Sturt), £20, 

1 January 18(96), serial number 118, black and white, 

value at bottom left, top right and centre, dear and 

shield at top left, manuscript signature of Edward 

Gibson at bottom right (Outing 1860), ‘BANK OF 

ENGLAND’ handstamped obverse, numerous 

annotations and mounting on reverse, good 

£400-500

1197 

Tring, Aylesbury & Chesham Bank (Thos. 

Butcher & Sons), unissued £5, 18- (c.1870- 

99), serial number 17818, black and white 

with blue protector, value at bottom left and 

top right, oak tree vignette at left, place of 

issue in guilloche design on reverse in blue 

(Outing 2199g) lovely, fresh, about 

uncirculated 

£150-200 


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1196 

Tring, Aylesbury & Chelsham Bank, 

reverse proof on card, black and white, bank 

name in guilloche design at centre (not seen 

in Outing), pencil annotations at bottom, 

dated ‘Sep 26 1858’ in pencil at bottom right, 

mount marks on reverse, some light surface 

dirt, about extremely fine 

£40-60 

1198 

Tring, Aylesbury & Chesham Bank (Thos. 

Butcher & Sons), unissued £10, 18- 

(c.1870-99), serial number 7313, black and 

white with green protector, value at bottom 

left and top right, oak tree vignette at left, 

place of issue in guilloche design on reverse in 

green (Outing 2199i) about uncirculated, a 

beautiful item 

£150-200


1199 

Ware (Samuel Adams & Co.), £5, 1 January 18(55), 

serial number A1096, black and white, vignette of deer 

at top left, value at bottom left, top right and centre as 

protector, manuscript signature of Samuel Adams at 

bottom right (Outing 2265b), duty stamp at centre, 

toning and numerous annotations, fine 

£200-300 

1200 

Ware (Cobham & Jones), £1, 30 June 181(9), serial 

number 8785, black and white, vignette of deer at top 

left, value at bottom left, top right and centre, 

manuscript signature of Thomas Jones at bottom 

right, duty stamp at left (Outing 2267c), some toning, 

‘Tho.Walker, Rutland’ annotated on reverse, a 

presentable about fine 

£150-200 

1201 

Ware (George Cass Snr., John Cass & Edwd. 

Chuck), £1, 2 November 18(20), serial number 

3491, black and white, vignette of deer at top left, 

value at bottom left, top right and centre, manuscript 

signature of E.Chuck at bottom right, value on reverse 

at centre (Outing 2267c), heavy toning and 

annotation, good 

£150-200 

WARE 

55 

1202 

Ware (George Cass Snr., John Cass & Edwd. 

Chuck), £5, 11 January 18(20), serial number 299, 

black and white, vignette of deer at top left, value at 

bottom left, top right and centre, manuscript signature 

of George Cass at bottom right, value on reverse at 

centre (Outing 2267c), heavy toning and annotation, 

good 

£200-250 

WATFORD 

1203 

Watford (Horwill, Pike & Co.), £1, 9 July 182(3), 

serial number A311, black and white, value at top left, 

top right, centre and bottom left, bushel of a wheat 

vignette at centre, manuscript signature of Joseph Pike 

at bottom right, revenue stamp on reverse in black and 

red (Outing 2288a), evidence of mounting on reverse, 

otherwise fine 

£300-400


1205 

Bank Huntingdon (John Perkins & Co.), £1, 26 

March 180(?), serial number L622, black and white, 

vignette of hunting scene at left, value at low left and 

top right, manuscript signature of John Perkins at low 

right (Outing 1035a), backed with thin tissue paper for 

strength, fragile but no pieces missing, so about good 

£120-160 

HUNTINGDONSHIRE 

HUNTINGDON 

1204 

Huntingdonshire Bank (Charles & John 

Pasheller), unissued £1, 2 September 1825, serial 

number 825N, black and white, signatures in vignette 

at top left, value at low left, black and red duty stamp 

on reverse (Outing 1034a), dated but not signed, small 

amount of rust damage, very good 

£100-150 

57 

1206 

Bank Huntingdon (John Perkins & Co.), £5, 26 

September 1805, serial number N160, black and 

white, vignette of hunting scene at left, value at low 

left and top right, manuscript signature of John 

Perkins at low right (Outing 1035b, date later than 

listed), mounted on thin card, fine 

£300-400


1207 

Bank Huntingdon (John Perkins & Co.), £10, 1 March 1794, serial number C173, 

black and white, vignette of hunting scene at top centre, value at low left, manuscript 

signature of John Perkins at low right (Outing 1035c), trimmed, mounted on thin card, 

presentable and very good 

£300-400 

1208 

Bank Huntingdon (John Perkins & Co.), £10, 4 April 1793, serial number M247, 

black and white, vignette of hunting scene at top centre, value at low left, manuscript 

signature of John Perkins at low right (Outing 1035c), about fine 

£400-500 

1209 

Huntingdon Town and County Bank (Geoe Rust, Davd Veasey, David Veasey Jnr. 

& Chas Veasey), cancelled £10, 22 November 1833, serial number 8, 501-, black and 

white with blue value at centre, vignette of hunting scene at left, value at low left and top 

right (Outing 1036 for bank, this partnership ‘not seen’), cut and rejoined, signature cut 

cancelled, damage along white margin, trimmed, overall about very good and very rare 

£300-350 

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1210 

St. Neots Bank (Rix, Gorham & 

Inkersole), £1, 8 July 1810, serial number 

23251, black and white, vignette with 

bankers initials at left, value at low left and 

top right, no ONE in underprint (Outing 

1879a), very good and scarce 

£100-150 

1212 


Inkersole), £1, 1 October 1824, serial 

number 2518, black and white, vignette with 


top right, large black ONE in underprint, 

black and red duty stamp on reverse, 

manuscript signature of Inkersole at low right 

(Outing 1879b), very good and scarce 

£150-200 

ST. NEOTS 

59 

1211 


Inkersole), £1, 6 January 1813, serial 

number 909, black and white, vignette with 


top right, large black ONE in underprint, 

black and red duty stamp on reverse, 

manuscript signature of Rix at low right 

(Outing 1879b), cut and rejoined, very good 

and scarce 

£100-150


ASHBY DE LA ZOUCH 

1213 

Ashby & Meacham Bank (Fishers, Simmonds & 

Mammatt), £5, 17 May 1831, serial number 4665, 

black & white, arms lower left, manuscript signature of 

Edward Mammatt lower right, reverse revenue seal 

(Outing 54a), very good, rare 

£300-400 

1214 

Ashby & Meacham Bank (Fishers, Simmonds & 

Mammatt), £10, 1 November 1833, serial number 

1019, black & white, value in blue at centre, arms 

lower left, manuscript signature of Edward Mammatt, 

lower right (Outing 54c), about fine, rare 

£400-600 

LEICESTERSHIRE 

61 

HARBOROUGH 

(MARKET HARBOROUGH) 

1215 

Harborough Bank (Thos Inkersole, Jas Goddard 

& Holland Goddard), cancelled £5, 1 September 

1840, serial number 4024, black and white, value at 

low left, manuscript signature of Holland Goddard at 

low right, reverse Harborough Bank vignette at centre 

(Outing 1397g), trimmed on left edge, ink cancelled on 

signature, bankruptcy stamp on obverse, very good 

£200-250 

1216 

Harborough Bank (Thos Inkersole, Jas Goddard 

& Holland Goddard), £5, 18 October 1841, serial 

number 6664, black and white, value at low left, 

manuscript signature of Holland Goddard at low 

right, reverse Harborough Bank vignette at centre 

(Outing 1397f), trimmed, bankruptcy stamp on 

obverse, very good and scarce 

£200-250


1217 

Harborough Bank (Thos Inkersole, Jas Goddard & Holland Goddard), £10, 25 

March 1839, serial number 1823, black and white, value at low left, manuscript signature 

of Holland Goddard at low right, reverse Harborough Bank vignette at centre (Outing 

1397h), trimmed, bankruptcy stamp on obverse, small hole at centre, otherwise very good and 

very scarce 

£300-400 

1218 

Harborough Bank (Thos Inkersole, Jas Goddard & Holland Goddard), cancelled 

£10, 21 December 1839, serial number 2520, black and white, value at low left, 

manuscript signature of Holland Goddard at low right, reverse Harborough Bank vignette 

at centre (Outing 1397i), cut and rejoined, slightly trimmed, bankruptcy stamp on obverse, 

ink cancelled over signature, a very presentable about fine and scarce 

£400-500 

1219 

Harborough Bank (Thos Inkersole, Jas Goddard & Holland Goddard), cancelled 

£10, 19 October 1840, serial number 3487 black and white, value at low left, manuscript 

signature of Holland Goddard at low right, reverse Harborough Bank vignette at centre 

(Outing 1397i), cut and rejoined, slightly trimmed, bankruptcy stamp on obverse, ink 

cancelled over signature, very good and scarce 

£350-400 

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HINCKLEY 

1220 

Hinckley Bank (Wm Brown & Jas Blakesley), proof 

5 guineas, ND (c.1807), black and white, vignette of 

allegorical maiden with anchor at top left, value at low 

left (Outing 963 for bank, partnership and 

denomination not listed), mounted on blue paper, 

extremely fine and rare 

£300-400 

1221 

Hinckley Bank (Sansome & Blakesley), £1, 4 

October 1821, serial number 305 2, black and white, 

vignette of allegorical maiden with anchor at top left, 

value at low left, black and red revenue stamp on 

reverse (Outing 963a), original and fresh good fine 

£200-300 

1222 

Hinkley Commercial Bank (Charles Jervis & Co.), 

cancelled £1, May 1825, serial number J 702, black 

and white, arms at top left, value at low left (Outing 

964a), large black CANCELLED handstamp across 

obverse, very good 

£150-200 

63 

LEICESTER 

1223 

Leicester Bank (Bellairs, Welby & Co.), £1, 15 

November 1811, serial number J930, black and white, 

arms at left, value at low left and centre right (Outing 

1166a), about very good 

£80-120 

1224 


December 1812, serial number O244, black and 

white, arms at top left, value at low left (Outing 

1166b), split and rejoined, trimmed, some repair work 

at centre thus very good 

£100-150 

1225 


April 1814, serial number 2422, black and white, arms 

at top left, value at low left (Outing 1166b), attractive 

and original about fine 

£150-200

1226 


November 1812, serial number L492, black and 

white, arms at top left, value at low left (Outing 

1166c), trimmed, repaired at top and bottom, fragile, 

thus good 

£150-200 

1227 

Leicester Bank (Bentley & Buxton), 1 guinea, 3 

May 1803, serial number W133, black and white, arms 

at top left, value at low left (Pick 1165a), fragile thus 

good 

£200-300 

1228 

Leicester Bank (Bentley & Buxton), 5 guineas, 31 

March 1790, serial number F503, black and white, 

arms at left, value at low left (Outing 1165b), good 

£250-350 


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1229 

Leicester Bank (Bentley & Buxton), 5 guineas, 15 

February 1798, serial number D958, black and white, 

arms at left, value at low left (Outing 1165b), cut and 

rejoined, fragile, good 

£200-250 

1230 

Leicester Bank (Bentley & Buxton), £10, 6 April 

1791, serial number F963, black and white, arms at 

left, value at low left (Outing 1165c), diagonally cut 

and rejoined, lower right corner missing and hole 

through the value, good 

£250-350 

1231 

Leicester Bank (Bentley & Buxton), cancelled £10, 

18 March 1803, serial number 408W, black and white, 

arms at left, value at low left (Outing 1165d), 

signature cut cancelled, fresh and original very good 

£350-400


1232 

Leicester Bank (Thomas Paget and Thomas 

Tertius Paget), cancelled £5, 20 October 1884, serial 

number Y963, black and white with large blue value at 

centre, bankers initials in vignette at left, value at low 

left and top right (Outing 1171b), cancelled with red 

ink, handstamped on reverse, a fresh and original good 

fine 

£400-450 

1233 

Leicester Bank (Thomas Guy Paget, Edwin 

Clephan and Thomas Grosvenor Lee.), cancelled 

£5, 13 February 1893, serial number D565, black and 

white with large green value at centre, bankers initials 

in vignette at left, value at low left and top right 

(Outing 117 for bank, unlisted partnership), cancelled 

with red ink, multiple handstamps on reverse, a fresh 

and original fine, rare 

£450-550 

1234 

Leicester Bank (Thomas Paget and Thomas 

Tertius Paget), cancelled £10, 29 April 1878, serial 

number G430, black and white with large red value at 

centre, bankers initials in vignette at left, value at low 

left and top right (Outing 1171d), cut and rejoined, 

cancelled with red ink, handstamped on reverse, original 

fine 

£300-400 

65 

1235 

Leicestershire Bank (Pares, Paget, Pares & 

Heygate), £1, 14 January 1809, serial number 91103, 

black and white, bankers initials in vignette at left, 

value at low left (Outing 1167a, this note with a 

trading name), small stains at right and top left, 

pinholes, overall about fine and rare 

£400-500 

1236 

Leicestershire Bank (Thos Pares, Thos Paget, John 

Pares & James Heygate), unissued £5, 180- 

(c.1809), black and white, bankers initials in vignette 

at left, value at low left (Outing 1167b, this note with 

a trading name), right corner tips missing, some holes, 

overall very good, rare 

£400-500 

1237 

Leicester & Leicestershire Bank (John Clarke, 

Richard Mitchell, Joseph Philips & Thomas 

Smith), £5, 1 September 1841, serial number N791, 

black and white, dove in cartouche at left, arms at 

centre, value at top right (Outing 1169c), presentable 

very good 

£300-400

1239 

Leicester and Leicestershire Bank (John 

Clarke, Richard Mitchell, Joseph Philips 

& Thomas Smith), £10, 21 April 1842, 

serial number L935, black and white, arms at 

left, value at low left and top right (Outing 

1169e), bankruptcy stamp on obverse, 

presentable and very good 

£400-500 


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Leicester & Leicestershire Bank (John 

Clarke, Richard Mitchell, Joseph Philips 

& Thomas Smith), cancelled £5, 24 January 

1841, serial number J534, black and white, 

arms at top left, value at low left and top right 

(Outing 1169d), four cancellation holes, cut 

and rejoined, very good 

£200-250 

1240 

Leicester and Leicestershire Bank (John Clarke, 

Richard Mitchell, Joseph Philips & Thomas 

Smith), cancelled £20, 19 May 1842, serial number 

B202, black and white, arms at left, value at low left 

and top right (Outing 1169g), four cancellation 

holes, a presentable very good, rare 

£500-700


LUTTERWORTH 

1241 

Lutterworth Bank (John Clarke, Richard Mitchell, 

Joseph Philips & Thomas Smith), cancelled £5, 

March 1842, serial number B555, black and white, 

arms at left, value at low left and top right (Outing 

1308c), four cancellation holes, pinholes at top left, 

original about fine, rare 

£400-500 

MELTON MOWBRAY 

1242 

Melton Mowbray Bank (Bentley & Buxton), proof 

5 guineas, ND (c.1790’s), black and white, arms at 

upper left, value at low left (Outing unlisted, see 

Leicester 1165b for partnership), mounted on blue 

paper, extremely fine and very rare 

£600-800 

67 

UNKNOWN TOWN OF ISSUE 

1243 

Pares’s Leicestershire Banking Company, Limited, 

reverse proof for a £5, c.1880, brown, large value at 

centre surrounded by bank name and smaller values, 

printed by Waterlow & Sons (Outing 1173 for bank), 

mounted on card, glue marks showing through in places, 

good very fine and rare 

£150-200 

1244 


reverse proof for a £10, c.1880, orange, large value at 

centre with bank name and smaller values above and 

below, printed by Waterlow & Sons (Outing 1173 for 

bank), mounted on card, glue marks showing through in 

places, good very fine and rare 

£150-200 

1245 


reverse proof for a £20, c.1880, red-purple, large value 

at centre surrounded by bank name and flanked by 

smaller values, printed by Waterlow & Sons (Outing 

1173 for bank), mounted on card, glue marks showing 

through in places, good very fine and rare 

£150-200


1246 

North Lincolnshire Bank (Jos. R. Pease, Tho. 

Harrison, Josiah Prickett, Tho. Marris Junr. & 

Wm. Gradurn), proof bill of exchange addressed to 

London bankers Robt. & Thos. Harrison, 179-, no 

serial number, black and white, vignette of windmill at 

top left, five trees emblem at left with date “1790” 

below (see Outing 81 for type), mounted on blue 

paper, minimal surface marks and toning, otherwise 

about uncirculated 

£40-60 

1247 

North Lincolnshire Bank (Jos. Marris, Thos. 

Marris, Rich. Nicholson & Co.), 1 Guinea, 10 May 

18(10), serial number L2162, black and white, value 

at lower left, top left and centre, fleece at top left with 

wheatsheaf below, ‘five tree’ emblem at left, duty 

stamp at left, manuscript signature of Thos. Marris at 

lower right (Outing 81a), about fine 

£100-150 

1248 


Marris, Rich. Nicholson & Co.), £1, 29 May 

18(11), serial number E967, black and white, value at 

lower left, top right and centre in cloud, fleece at top 

left with wheatsheaf below, ‘five tree’ emblem at left, 

duty stamp at left, manuscript signature of Thos. 

Marris at lower right (Outing 81d), bankruptcy 

handstamp on reverse, some toning, fine 

£120-160 

LINCOLNSHIRE 

BARTON 

69 

1249 


Marris, Rich. Nicholson & Co.), 5 Guineas, 14 June 

18(10), serial number D4737, black and white, value 

at left and top right, fleece at top left with wheatsheaf 

below, ‘five tree’ emblem at left, duty stamp at lower 

left, manuscript signature of Thos. Marris at lower 

right (Outing 81b), bankruptcy handstamp on reverse 

along with ink annotations, halved and rejoined and 

toned, fine 

£200-250 

1250 


Marris, Rich. Nicholson & Co.), 10 Guineas, 10 

May 18(10), serial number D909, black and white, 

value at lower left, centre and top right, fleece at top 

left with wheatsheaf below, ‘five tree’ emblem at left, 

duty stamp at left, manuscript signature of Thos. 

Marris at lower right (Outing 81b), bankruptcy 

handstamp on reverse along with ink annotations, 

halved and rejoined, about fine 

£250-300

1251 

Boston Bank (William Ingelow), £1, 1 December 

1819, serial number 26833, black and white, partners 

initials top left, manuscript signature of William 

Ingelow (Outing 227c), punch cancelled, very good 

£80-120 

1252 

Boston Bank (William Ingelow & Son), £1, 8 

September 1825, serial number D3310, black and 

white, partners initials at left, value in underprint at 

centrem manusript signature f William Ingelow low 

right, reverse revenue seal (Outing 227b), fine, scarce 

£150-200 

1253 

Boston Bank (William Ingelow & Son), £1 (2), 2 

June 1823, 8 October 1824, prefixes D and B, black 

and white, partners initials at left, value in underprint 

at centrem manusript signature of William Ingelow 

low right, reverse revenue seal (Outing 227b), very 

good to fine, scarce (2) 

£120-160 


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1254 

Boston Bank (William Ingelow & Son), £1, 8 June 

1823, serial number B 8728, black and white, partners 

initials at left, value in underprint at centrem 

manusript signature of William Ingelow low right, 

reverse revenue seal (Outing 227b), bankruptcy 

overprint on face, clipped, fine, scarce 

£80-120 

1255 

Boston Bank (William Ingelow & Son), £10, 2 May 

18(23), serial number A2744, black and white, value 

at lower left, bankers’ initials at top left (Outing 

227b), cropped edges, Bankruptcy stamp on obverse, ink 

annotations on reverse, good 

£150-200 

1256 

Boston Bank (Garfit, Claypon & Garfit), £1, 30 

October 1805, serial number C 6064, black and 

white, partners initials top top left, manuscript 

signature of W. Garfit (Outing 223a), very good 

£100-140


1257 

Boston Bank (Claypon, Garfit & Claypons), £1, 18 

April 1815, serial number R 7611, blacl and white, 

partners initials top left, manuscript signature of J 

Claypon low right (Outing 223e), manuscript 

‘Cancelled Nov 19 1866’ on reverse, good fine, pleasing 

£300-400 

1258 


January 1825, serial number 8098, blacl and white, 

partners initials top left, manuscript signature of J 

Claypon low right (Outing 223e), revenue seal on 

reverse, fine, pleasing 

£150-200 

1259 


August 1823, serial number 2386, blacl and white, 

partners initials top left, manuscript signature of W 

Garfit low right (Outing 223e), revenue seal on reverse, 

very fine, pleasing, rare in this grade 

£300-400 

71 

1260 

Boston Bank (Thomas Garfit, William Garfit, 

John Ingoldby, Thomas Cheney Garfit & William 

Lane Claypon), £10, 3 March 188(3), serial number 

B6168, black and white, value at lower left, top right 

and centre as protector in green, printed by Perkins 

Bacon & Co., includes a proof £10 of an earlier 1883 

design (see Outing 223j) handstamped CANCELLED 

twice in purple, cancellation holes, ink annotations on 

reverse, otherwise fine, rare (2) 

£350-400 

1261 

Boston Bank (Bartholomew Claypon, William 

Garfit & Thomas Garfit), a pair of proof £5 and 

£10, 186- & 187-, no serial numbers, black and white, 

partners initials in oval frame top left, value at lower 

left and top right (Outing 223i), pencil ‘from this’, 

slight damage low right otherwise good very fine, rare (2) 

£150-200

1262 

Boston Bank (Bartholomew Claypon, William 

Garfit & Thomas Garfit), a pair of proof £5 and 

£10, both 186- (c.1861), no serial numbers, black and 

white, partners initials in oval frame top left, value at 

lower left and top right (Outing 223h & 223i), pencil 

‘from this’, mount marks on reverse, some damage to 

corners otherwise about extremely fine (2) 

£150-200 

1263 

Boston Bank (Susan Claypon, Thomas Garfit, 

William Garfit, John Ingoldby, Thomas Cheney 

Garfit & William Lane Claypon), a pair of proof £5 

and £10, both 187- & 187- (c.1875 & c.1882), no 

serial numbers, black and white, partners initials in 

oval frame top left, value at lower left and top right 

(Outing 223j and not seen), pencil ‘from this’, mount 

marks on reverse, section removed otherwise about 

extremely fine (2) 

£150-200 


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Boston Bank (Joseph Claypon, Bartholomew 

Claypon, William Garfit & Thomas Garfit), proof 

£10, 18- (c.1875 & c.1882), no serial numbers, black 

and white, partners initials in oval frame top left, value 

at lower left and top right (not seen in Outing), pencil 

‘from this’, mount marks on reverse, about extremely fine 

£150-200 

1265 

Boston Bank (Garfit, Claypon & Co.), proof £5 

and £10 (2), both 188-, no serial numbers black and 

white, partners initials in oval frame top left (see 

Outing 223k for type), lower quarter of note excised, 

rare (2) 

£80-120 

1266 

Boston Bank (Garfit, Claypon & Co.), a collection 

of proof bills of exchange, 18- (c. 1885-90), no serial 

numbers, black and white, addressed to various 

London bankers, among them Lloyds and Hoares, 

includes bills of exchange for Claypons, Garfit & Co 

(3) (see 223 for same partnership name), light surface 

dirt and mount marks on reverse, pencil annotations, 

generally extremely fine (8) 

£120-150


1267 

Boston Bank (Abraham Sheath & Co.), £1, 23 May 

1814, serial number 1226, black and white, partners 

initials top left, manuscript signature of Challis Sheath 

low right (Outing 225, denomination not listed), 

clipped, very good to fine 

£150-200 

1268 

Boston Bank (Ed. Wilford), £1, 8 September 1812, 

serial number 741, black and white, partners initials 

top left, manusript signature of Edward Wilford low 

right (Outing 228a), very good, scarce 

£100-150 

1269 

Boston Bank (Abraham Sheath & Son), 1 guinea, 1 

May 1815, serial number B 1075, black and white, 

partners initials top left, manusript signature of Challis 

Sheath low right (Outing 225a), very good 

£140-180 

73 

1270 

Boston Bank (Abraham Sheath & Son), 1 guinea, 

16 April 1814, serial number B 20029, black and 

white, partners initials top left, manusript signature of 

Challis Sheath low right (Outing 225a), backed on 

card, very good 

£140-180 

1271 

Boston Bank (Abraham Sheaf & Son), 10 Guineas, 

19 November 18(11), serial number A3657, black and 

white, value at lower left, manuscript signature at 

lower right (Outing 225c), cropped edges, toned, fine 

£200-250 

1272 

Boston Bank (Thomas Gee, Thomas Wise and 

William Gee Junr.), proof £10, 18- (c.1864), no 

serial number, black and white, arms in garter at top 

left, value at lower left and right (not seen in Outing, 

similar partnership to Outing 224), mount marks on 

reverse, pencil annotations at lower right, good very fine 

£150-200

1273 

Boston Bank (Henry & Thos. Gee & Co.), proof 

£10, 18- (c.1864), no serial number, black and white, 

arms in garter at top left, value at lower left and right 

(not seen in Outing), mount marks on reverse, pencil 

annotations at lower right, some surface dirt, very fine 

£150-200 

1274 

Boston Bank (Thomas Gee, Thomas Wise and 

William Gee Junr.), a collection of proof bills of 

exchange, 18- (c. 1859), no serial numbers, black and 

white, arms at left in garter, addressed to London 

bankers Robarts, Curtis & Co (2) and Roberts, 

Lubbock & Co (2) (see 225b for same partnership 

name), light surface dirt and mount marks on reverse, 


£60-80 


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Boston Bank (Susan Claypon, Thomas Garfit, 

William Ingoldby, Thomas Cheney Garfit & 

William Lane Claypon), pair of proof £5, 187- & 

188-, no serial numbers, black and white, partners 

initials in oval frame top left (Outing 223j for similar, 

this partnership not listed), pencil annotation in field, 

second note signature area excised, good very fine, rare 

(2) 

£150-200 

1276 

Boston Bank (Susan Claypon, William Garfit, 

Thomas Garfit, William Garfit Junr. & Ingoldby), 

a pair of proof £5, 186- & 187-, no serial numbers, 

black and white, partners initials in oval frame top left, 

value at lower left and top right (Outing 223i), pencil 

‘from this’, slight damage low right otherwise good very 

fine, rare (2) 

£200-250 

1277 

Boston Bank (Garfit, Claypon & Co.), proof £5 

and £10 (2), 188- (c. 1884), no serial numbers black 

and white, partners initials in oval frame top left (see 

Outing 223k for type), pencil annotations and cropped 

edges, mount marks on reverse, otherwise extremely fine 

(2) 

£100-150


1278 

Boston Bank (Thomas Gee, Thomas Wise 

and William Gee Junr.), £5, 1 September 

1873, serial number I 894, black and white, 

value in mauve underprint at centre, arms at 

left, manuscript signature of William Gee low 

right, includes a 1863 proof for the same 

design (see Outing 224b for similar), pale 

pink tax stamp top left, a pleasing fine and very 

rare (2) 

£400-600 

1280 

Boston Bank (Garfit, Claypon & Co.), £5, 

3 January 1887, serial number G 69, black 

and white, value in blue at centre, partners 

initials in oval frame top left, manuscript 

signature of Thomas Cheney Garfit low right 

(Outing 223l), crayon ‘Cancelled’ across face, 

small perforations, good very fine, fresh and 

very attractive, very rare 

£400-500 

75 

1279 

Boston & Lincolnshire Bank (Willm. 

Robt. Shos. Lance. & Jno. Jas. Bernard), 

£1, 30 March 18(14), serial number E2566, 

black and white, value at lower left, bankers’ 

initials at top left, manuscript signature at 

lower right (Outing 226d), pinholes at left, 

toned, fine 

£120-150

1282 

Boston Bank (The Stamford, Spalding & 

Boston Banking Company), proof £5, 18- 

(1836-1874), black and white, allegorical 

symbols of harvest top left, cathedral top 

centre (Outing 2036 for type, not listed for 

Boston), a Perkins, Bacon & Ketch engraving, 

pencil ‘from this’ low right, good very fine, rare 

£300-350 


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Boston Bank (William Garfit and Thomas 

Garfit), £5, 3 January 1865, serial number A 

1859, black and white, value in blue at 

centre, partners initials in oval frame top left, 

manuscript signature of Thomas arfit low 

right (Outing not listed), hand stamped 

‘CANCELLED’ across face, perforation PAID 

in field, almost very fine, pleasing, very rare 

£450-550 

1283 

Boston & Lincolnshire Bank (Wilm. Robt. 

Shos. Lance. & Jn. Jas. Barnard), £10, 31 

May 18(14), serial number E814, black and 

white, bankers’ initials at top left, value at 

bottom left, faint duty stamp at centre left, 

manuscript signature of William Barnard (not 

seen in Outing), some discolouration and 

toning, fine 

£200-300


1284 

Skirbeck Quarter, Boston, unissued £1, 18- 

(c.1809), no serial number, black and white, bankers’ 

initials at left, value at bottom left and centre, duty 

stamp at centre left (Outing 229b, partnership name 

not yet identified), three strong folds, six large holes, 

surface dirt and toning, very good 

£120-160 

1285 

Boston (Stamford, Spalding & Boston Banking 

Company), a collection of proof bills of exchange, 18- 

(c. 1885-90), no serial numbers, black and white (2) 

and mauve (1), addressed to London bankers Barclay 

& Co (see Outing 2015 for bank name), also a bill of 

exchange pull, 183-, no serial number, black and 

white, arms at left, addressed to London bankers 

Barclay, Fritton, Bevan & Co, attached to manuscript 

letter headed ‘Oundle 4th September 1836’, 

requesting 300 copies of altered design (Outing 

2036), light surface dirt and mount marks on reverse, 

pencil or ink annotations, generally very fine to 


£80-100 

77 

GAINSBOROUGH 

1286 

Lincoln and Lindsey Banking Company Limited, 

Gainsborough Branch, a proof £5 and £10, 18-, 

black and white, arms at top left, value at bottom left 

and top right, text in tableau at centre, Gainsborough 

All Saints Church vignette at top centre, payable at 

their London bankers Prescott, Grote, Cave, Foster & 

Co. (see Outing 1193 for type), both with mount 

marks on reverse and pencil annotations reading ‘5th 

Jan 1874’, about uncirculated (2) 

£200-250 

1287 


Gainsborough Branch, a pair of proof £5, 18-, black 

and white, arms at top left, value at bottom left and 

top right, text in tableau at centre, Gainsborough All 

Saints Church vignette at top centre, payable at their 

London bankers Prescott, Cave, Foster, Buxton, 

Lodger & Co. (see Outing 1193 for type), both with 

mount marks on reverse and pencil annotations, one 

dated ‘7th May/85’, one cropped at top edge and the 

another with section cut out at lower right, otherwise 

attractive and about uncirculated (2) 

£100-150

1288 


Gainsborough Branch, a proof £5 and £10, 18-, 



All Saints Church vignette at top centre, payable at 

their London bankers Prescott, Grote, Ames, Cave & 

Grote (see Outing 1193 for type), both with mount 

marks on reverse and pencil annotations, otherwise 

attractive and about uncirculated (2) 

£200-250 

1289 


Gainsborough Branch (Prescott, Grote, Ames, 

Cave, and Grote), proof £10, 18-, no serial number, 



All Saints Church vignette at top centre (see Outing 

1193 for type), mount marks on reverse, pencil 

annotation dated ‘Feb 23rd/93’, cropped top and lower 

edges otherwise good extremely fine 

£120-150 


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1290 

Grantham Bank (Manners & Scott), £1, 14 June 

18(09), serial number J1734, black and white, 

bankers’ initials at left, value at bottom left and centre, 

duty stamp at left, manuscript signature of John 

William Scott at bottom right (Outing 841b), 

bankruptcy handstamp on reverse dated 1811, ink stain 

at top right, about fine 

£100-150 

1291 

Grantham Bank (Manners & Scott), £1, 4 October 

18(10), serial number M860, black and white, 


duty stamp at left, manuscript signature of John 

Manners at bottom right (Outing 841b), bankruptcy 

handstamp on reverse, discolouration otherwise good fine 

£100-150 

1292 

Grantham Bank (Manners & Scott), £5, 25 April 

18(09), serial number F1698, black and white, 


manuscript signature of John William Scott at bottom 

right (Outing 841c), bankruptcy handstamp on reverse 

dated 1811, toning and repair of left hole at centre with 

paper, very good 

£100-150


1293 

Grantham Bank (Hardy & Company), proof £10 

on paper, 18-, no serial number, black and white, 

bankers’ initials at left, value at bottom left, top right, 

and centre in red as protector, bankers’ names and 

initials in green on reverse (Outing 844e), original 

and fresh, about uncirculated, a beautiful specimen 

£300-400 

1294 

Stamford, Spalding & Boston Banking Company, 

Grantham Branch, proof £5 and £10 on card, 18-, 

no serial numbers, black and white, value at lower left 

and top right, arms at top left, bordered edge, text in 

tableau at centre, printed by Perkins Bacon & Petch 

(see Outing 2015 for type), mount marks on reverse, 

‘SPECIMEN’ handstamped at lower right, pencil 

annotations and toning, otherwise about extremely fine 

(2) 

£250-300 

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LINCOLN 

1295 

Lincoln Bank (Abraham Sheath, Challis Sheath, 

John Steel & John Wray), £1, 8 October 18(13), 

serial number 572, black and white, bankers’ initials at 

left, value at bottom left and centre, duty stamp at left, 

manuscript signature of Challis Sheath at bottom right 

(Outing 1192b), bankruptcy handstamp on reverse, 

some toning, nevertheless original and attractive, good 

very fine 

£150-200 

1296 


John Steel & John Wray), £1, 22 November 18(13), 


left, value at bottom left and centre, duty stamp at left, 

manuscript signature of Challis Sheath at bottom right 

(Outing 1192b), bankruptcy handstamp on reverse, 

toning, good fine 

£100-150 

1297 


John Steel & John Wray), £5, 21 April 18(13), serial 

number 14918, black and white, bankers’ initials at 

top left, value at bottom left and top right, duty stamp 

at left (Outing 1192d), cut cancelled and cropped edges, 

bankruptcy handstamp on reverse, very fine 

£100-150

1298 


John Steel & John Wray), £10, 29 April 18(14), 

serial number 9765, black and white on watermarked 

paper, bankers’ initials at top left, value at bottom left 

and top right, duty stamp at left, manuscript signature 

of John Steel at bottom left (Outing 11892e), 

bankruptcy handstamp on reverse, toning at edges, 

pinholes, fine 

£200-300 

1299 


John Steel & John Wray), £20, 28 April 18(14), 


paper, bankers’ initials at top left, value at bottom left 

and top right, duty stamp at left, manuscript signature 

of Challis Sheath at bottom left (see Outing 1192 for 

partnership name, this denomination not seen), 

bankruptcy handstamp on reverse, toning and strong 

folding at edges, about fine 

£300-350 


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Lincoln Bank (Sam. Smith, Richd. & Henry 

Ellison), 1 Guinea 18(01), serial number 975 black 

and white, arms at top left, value at bottom left, centre 

and top right, manuscript signature of Henry Ellison 

at bottom right (Outing 1189i, toning and worn edges, 

fine 

£120-180 

1301 

Lincoln Bank (Sam. Smith, Richd. & Henry 

Ellison), £1, 4 August 18(20), serial number 887, 

black and white, arms at top left, value at bottom left, 

centre and top right, manuscript signature of George 

Moore at bottom right (Outing 1189k), heavily toned, 

good 

£100-150 

1302 

Lincoln Bank (Sam. Smith, Henry Ellison & 

Company), unissued £5, 18-, no serial number, black 

and white, arms at top left, value at bottom left, top 

right and centre as protector (see Outing 1189m for 

partnership name and type, but more likely 1189q for 

correct date), slight foxing, otherwise crisp and about 

uncirculated 

£150-200


1303 

Lincoln Bank (Smith, Ellison & Company), 

unissued £5, 18-, serial number K2270, black and 

white, arms at top left, value at bottom left, top right 

and centre as protector, guilloche design surrounding 

bank name and partnership initials at centre in 

turquoise (see Outing 1189m for partnership name 

and type, but more likely 1189q for correct date), some 

insignificant ink smudges and flecks at left, a beautiful 

note, about uncirculated 

£250-300 

1304 


specimen £5, 18-, serial number P9000, black and 



bank name and partnership initials at centre in blue 

(see Outing 1189m for partnership name and type, 

but more likely 1189q for correct date), pencil 

annotation at top left reads ‘June 17 - 87’, perforated 

‘SPECIMEN B.W&Co LONDON’, beautiful, about 

uncirculated 

£250-300 

81 

1305 


specimen £5, 18-, serial number R10000, black and 





but more likely 1189q for correct date), pencil 

annotation at top left reads ‘Sep 11/90’, beautiful, 


£250-300 

1306 


specimen £5, 19-, serial number T10000, black and 





but more likely 1189q for correct date), perforated 

‘SPECIMEN’, pencil annotation at top left reads ‘19th 

April 1901’, beautiful, about uncirculated 

£250-300

1307 


specimen £10, 18- (circa 1890), serial number G5000, 


and top, guilloche design surrounding bank name and 

partnership initials at centre in brown (not seen, see 

Outing 1189m for partnership name and type, but see 

1189q for likely £5 of the same set), pencil annotation 

at top left reads ‘Sep 11/90’, about uncirculated 

£350-400 

1308 

Lincoln and Lindsey Banking Company, specimen 

£5 on card, 18- (c.1848), no serial number, black and 

white, arms at top left, value at bottom left and top 

right, text in tableau at centre, Lincoln cathedral 

vignette at top centre (see Outing 1193a for type), 

pencil annotation at bottom left dated ‘June 6th 1848’, 

‘SPECIMEN’ handstamped at bottom right, mount 

marks on reverse, discolouration and toning, otherwise 

very fine 

£80-120 


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£5 on paper, 18-, no serial number, black and white, 

arms at top left, value at bottom left and top right, text 

in tableau at centre, Lincoln cathedral vignette at top 

centre (see Outing 1193a for type), pencil annotation 

at bottom right, mount marks on reverse, toned in placed 

but attractive, about extremely fine 

£150-180 

1310 


£5 on paper, 18-, no serial number, black and white, 



centre (see Outing 1193a for type), pencil annotation 

at bottom left dated ‘May 13th 1891’, mount marks on 

reverse, cropped at bottom otherwise about extremely fine 

£60-80


1311 


specimen £5 on card, 19- (c.1902), no serial number, 


and top right, text in tableau at centre, Lincoln 

cathedral vignette at top centre, printed by Perkins 

Bacon (Outing 1193), pencil annotation at bottom left 

dated ‘Oct 7th 1902’, cancellation holes at low centre, 

mount marks on reverse, corners cropped, otherwise 


£200-250 

1312 


specimen £5 on card, 19- (c.1903), no serial number, 


and top right, text in tableau at centre, Lincoln 

cathedral vignette at top centre (Outing 1193), pencil 

annotation at bottom left dated ‘September 23rd/03’, 

cropped at bottom edge, the slightest surface dirt and ink 

smudging otherwise about uncirculated 

£40-50 

1313 


£5, 1 May 19(17), serial number P101, black and 



vignette at top centre, manuscript signature of 

A.Shawyer at bottom right, printed by Perkins Bacon 

(Outing 1193), ink cancelled in pink and grey, thought 

fresh and original, very fine 

£400-500 

83 

1314 


£10 on card, 18- (c. 1848), no serial number, black 

and white, arms at top left, value at bottom left and 

top right, text in tableau at centre, Lincoln cathedral 

vignette at top centre (Outing 1193a), ‘SPECIMEN’ 

handstamped at lower right, pencil annotation at lower 

left dated ‘June 18th 1848’, mount marks on reverse, 

discoloured at edges, very fine 

£150-200 

1315 


£10 on card, 18-, no serial number, black and white, 



centre (Outing 1193a), ‘SPECIMEN’ handstamped at 

lower right, discolouration and torn left edge, fine 

£100-150 

1316 


proof £10, 18-, no serial number, black and white, 



centre (Outing 1193), pencil annotation, mount marks 

on reverse, bottom edge cropped, otherwise about 

uncirculated 

£40-50

1317 


proof £10, 18- (c. 1892), no serial number, black and 



vignette at top centre (Outing 1193), pencil 

annotation at lower left dated ‘Dec 28th 1892’, mount 

marks on reverse, bottom edge cropped, otherwise about 

uncirculated 

£40-50 

1318 


£10, 1 April 19(12), serial number A/J 401, black and 



vignette at top centre, manuscript signature of 

A.Shawyer at bottom right (Outing 1193), ink 

cancelled in pink and grey, an attractive and fresh very 

fine 

£400-600 

1319 

Lincoln and Lindsey Banking Company (for 

Prescott, Grote, Cave & Cave), a collection of 

proofs for sight bills, various dates (c.1860-1870), no 

serial numbers, black and white, arms at left, collection 

comprises various issuing branches including Boston, 

Brigg, Horncastle, Lincoln, Louth and Sleaford, 

printed by Perkins Bacon (not seen in Outing), mount 

marks on reverse, pencil annotations, generally extremely 

fine (20) 

£100-150 


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1320 

Lincoln and Lindsey Banking Company (for 

Prescott, Cave Foster, Buxton, Loder & Co), a 

collection of proofs for sight bills, various dates 

(c.1870-1880), no serial numbers, black and white, 

arms at left, collection comprises various issuing 

branches including Boston, Brigg, Horncastle, 

Lincoln, Louth and Sleaford, printed by Perkins Bacon 

(not seen in Outing), mount marks on reverse, pencil 

annotations, generally extremely fine (20) 

£100-150 

1321 

Lincoln and Lindsey Banking Company Limited 

(for Prescott, Cave, Buxton, Loder & Co), a 




branches including Boston, Lincoln and Louth, 



fine (19) 

£100-150 

1322 

Lincoln and Lindsey Banking Company Limited, a 




branches including Boston, Lincoln and Louth, 

includes one proof for London & Westminster Bank, 



fine (19) 

£100-150


LOUTH 

1323 

Louth (School & Co.), £500, 1798, serial number 

a23, black and white, value handwritten at lower left, 

vignette of St. James Church at top left, unsigned 

(Outing not listed), folded edges and tear at top left, 

fine 

£100-150 

1324 

Lincoln and Lindsey Banking Company, Louth 

Branch, proof £5 on card, 183-, no serial number, 


and top right, text in tableau at centre, Saint James’ 

Church vignette at top right (see Outing 1193 for 

type), mount marks on reverse, very faint discolouration 

at left otherwise about uncirculated 

£150-200 

85 

1325 


Branch, a £5 and £10 proof set, 18-, no serial 

numbers, black and white, arms at top left, value at 

bottom left and top right, text in tableau at centre, All 

Saints Church vignette at top right, includes a cropped 

segment of a proof £5 (see Outing 1193 for type), 

mount marks on reverse, pencil annotations dated 

‘March 21st/98’ and ‘June 16th 1893’ respectively, large 

sections cropped and excised, otherwise about 

uncirculated (3) 

£100-120 

1326 


Branch, three £10 proofs, 18-, no serial numbers, 


and top right, text in tableau at centre, All Saints 

Church vignette at top centre (Outing 1193a), mount 

marks on reverse, pencil annotations, one is complete, the 

other two are cropped or have sections excised, an 

interesting and attractive trio, good extremely fine (3) 

£100-120

1327 

The Hull Banking Company, Louth Branch, proof 

£5 on card, 183-, no serial number, black and white, 

value and top right and bottom left in style similar to 

Bank of England, beautiful vignette of St. James 

Church at centre (see Outing 1027 for type), strong 

diagonal fold, some light toning, mount marks on 

reverse, a pleasing very fine 

£200-300 

SKIRBECK - SHOULD BE UNDER 

BOSTON? 

1328 

Skirbeck Quarter, Boston, £1, 15 February 18(10), 

serial number 69A, black and white, value at lower left, 

centre and top right, bankers’ initials at left, (see 

Outing 229 for type), cut cancelled, toned, about fine 

£150-200 


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SLEAFORD 

1329 

Sleaford Bank (Ant. Peacock, Benj. Handley, Wm. 

Kirton & Co.), 5 Guineas, 1 January 179(3), serial 

number F133, black and white, value at lower left, 

centre and top right, bankers’ initials at top left, duty 

stamp at left, (partnership name not seen in Outing), 

halved and rejoined, annotation on reverse, lower right 

corner missing, fine 

£150-180 

1330 

Skirbeck Quarter, Boston, unissued 1 guinea, 18 

May 18(10), serial number D939, black and white on 

watermarked paper, value at lower left and top left, 

bankers’ initials at left, duty stamp at left (Outing 

229b), light toning, a crisp very fine 

£150-180 

1331 

Sleaford Bank (Ant. Peacock, Benj. Handley & 

Wm. Kirton), 5 Guineas, 7 March 17(96), serial 

number J65, black and white, value at lower left, 

centre and top left, bankers’ initials at top left, duty 

stamp at left, (Outing 1973c), cut cancelled, inkblot at 

lower left, toned, fine 

£150-180


1332 


Kirton & Co.), 10 Guineas, 16 May 179(2), serial 

number 1930, black and white, value at lower left, 

centre and top right, bankers’ initials at top left, duty 

stamp at left (partnership name not seen in Outing), 

cut cancelled, toned, repaired on reverse, fine 

£150-200 

1333 

Sleaford Bank (Ant. Peacock, Benj. Handley & 

Wm. Kirton), unissued 10 Guineas, 180-, no serial 

number, black and white, value at lower left, centre 

and top right, bankers’ initials at top left (Outing 

1973d), mounted on blue paper, slight toning at left 

edge, otherwise about uncirculated 

£120-180 

1334 


Kirton & Co.), bill of exchange for £117/10, 1 June 

179(5), serial number 1912, black and white, bankers’ 

initials at top left, addressed to London bankers 

Down, Thornton, Free (& Cornwall), duty stamp at 

left, manuscript signature of Wm. Kirton at lower right 

(partnership not seen in Outing), ink cancelled, 

annotations on reverse, crisp and original, very fine 

£40-60 

87 

1335 

Sleaford & Newark Bank (Peacock, Handley & 

Company), £5, 18-, serial number 28958, black and 

white, value at lower left, centre as protector and top 

right, bankers’ initials at left (see Outing 1973 for 

partnership name), perforated ‘CANCELLED’, also 

perforated with ‘&CO’ four times, a crisp, fresh very fine 

£200-300 

1336 

Sleaford & Newark Bank (Peacock, Handley & 

Company), £1, 7 April 18(62), serial number A4124, 

black and white, value at lower left, centre as protector 

and top right, bankers’ initials at left (Outing 1973j), 

cut cancelled, half and rejoined, toned, about fine 

£120-160 

1337 

Sleaford & Newark Bank (Peacock, Wilson & 

Company), £5, 1 January 18(79), serial number 

4050, black and white, value at lower left, centre as 

protector and top right, bankers’ initials at left 

(Outing 1973l), cut cancelled, very slight foxing 

otherwise a fresh about uncirculated 

£200-300

1338 


Company), £5, 19-, no serial number, black and 

white, value at lower left, centre as protector and top 

right, bankers’ initials at left (Outing 1973l), cut 

cancelled at centre and perforated ‘CANCELLED’, a 

fresh good extremely fine 

£150-250 

1339 


Company), £5, 1 August 19(11), serial number 

14736, black and white, value at lower left, centre as 

protector and top right, bankers’ initials at left, 

manuscript signature of Wilson at lower right (Outing 

1973l), ink cancelled in pink, serial number at top left 

removed, about very fine 

£250-350 


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SPALDING 

1340 

Spalding Bank (Thomas Jennings & Son), 1 

Guinea, 18 July 18(03), serial number A39, black and 

white mounted on thin mauve card, value at lower left 

and centre, manuscript signature of H.J. Jennings at 

lower right (Outing 2012a), torn edges, large hole at 

left, top right corner missing, good 

£50-80 

1341 

Spalding Commercial Bank (Jn. Hen. & Geo. 

Bugg), £5, 3 My 18(30) serial number 3305, black 

and white, value at lower left, top right, and centre in 

blue as protector, arms at left, manuscript signature of 

Geo. Bugg at lower right, revenue stamp on reverse in 

black and red (Outing 2014, not seen), toning at left, 

original, fine, and very rare; the first note seen of this 

type 

£200-300


SPILSBY ?? 

1342 

Boston & Spilsby Bank (Abraham Sheath, Challis 

Sheath & George Smith), £1, 18 September 18(13), 


top left, value at bottom left and top right, interesting 

red overprint incorporating value and serial number, 

manuscript signature of George Smith at bottom right 

(Outing 225d), repaired in two places by tape, 

discolouration and toning, good, rare 

£200-300 

STAMFORD 

1343 

Stamford Bank (A. W. Bellairs & Son), £1, 17 July 

18(11), serial number 12216, black and white, arms at 

top left, partnership name at left in tableau, duty stamp 

at left, value at lower left and right, manuscript 

signature at lower right (Outing 2030a), bankruptcy 

handstamp on reverse dated 1814, annotations on 

reverse, good fine 

£50-60 

89 

1344 

Stamford Bank (A. W. Bellairs & Son), £1, 3 March 

18(14), serial number 22205, black and white, arms at 

top left, partnership name at left in tableau, value at 

lower left and right, manuscript signature of 

Buckworth at lower right (Outing 2030a), bankruptcy 

handstamp on reverse dated 1814, annotation on reverse 

and ink marks, very fine 

£50-60 

1345 

Stamford Bank (A. W. Bellairs & Son), £5, 15 

October 18(13), serial number 2617, black and white, 

arms at top left, value at lower left, duty stamp at left, 

manuscript signature of Bellairs at lower right (Outing 

2030b), bankruptcy handstamp on reverse dated 1814, 

annotation on reverse, about very fine 

£60-80 

1346 


April 18(13), serial number 2978, black and white, 

arms at top, value at lower left, duty stamp at left, 


2030c), bankruptcy handstamp on reverse dated 1814, 

annotation on reverse, toning at left, good fine 

£120-160

1347 



arms at top, value at lower left, duty stamp at left, 


2030d), bankruptcy handstamp on reverse dated 1814, 

halved and rejoined, fine 

£120-160 

1348 

Stamford & Rutland Bank (Will. Johnson & Step. 

Eaton), £1, 7 January 18(10), serial number R917, 

black and white, value at lower left, top right and 

centre, partnership name at left in tableau, partnership 

name on reverse in blue (Outing 2033b), cut 

cancelled, annotation on reverse, good fine 

£150-200 

1349 

Stamford & Rutland Bank (Stephen Eaton & 

Edward Cayley), £1, 25 May 18(19), serial number 

6479, black and white, value at lower left, top right 

and centre, partnership name at left in tableau, 

partnership name on reverse in blue (Outing 2033i), 

cut cancelled, annotation and tape attached to reverse, 

heavy toning, good 

£100-150 


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Stamford & Rutland Bank (Will. Johnson & Step. 

Eaton), £5, 28 April 18(17), serial number H931, 

black and white, value at lower left and top right, 

partnership name at left in tableau, partnership name 

on reverse, two duty stamps at left (Outing 2033d), 

cut cancelled, surface dirt on reverse otherwise an 

original and pleasing very fine 

£200-250 

1351 


Edward Cayley), £5, 19 April 18(19), serial number 

illegible, black and white, value at lower left and top 

right, partnership name at left in tableau (Outing 

2033k), cut cancelled, halved and rejoined, edges 

cropped, heavily toned, good 

£50-80 

1352 


Edward Cayley), £5, 25 March 18(30), serial number 

M964, black and white, value at lower left, top right 

and centre as protector, partnership name at left in 

tableau, revenue stamp on reverse in red and black 

(Outing 2033n), cut cancelled, heavily toned and edges 

cropped, good 

£100-150


1353 


Edward Cayley), £5, 11 February 18(34), serial 

number A271, black and white, value at lower left, top 

right and centre as protector, partnership name at left 

in tableau, partnership and bank name on reverse in 

blue guilloche design, printed by Rowe, Kentish & 

Co. (Outing 2033k), cut cancelled, pinholes and light 

toning, fine 

£200-250 

1354 

Stamford & Rutland Bank (Eaton, Cayley, Eaton 

& Michelson), £5, 11 May 18(54), serial number 



tableau, partnership and bank name on reverse in blue 

guilloche design, manuscript signature of Edward 

Cayley at lower right, printed by Rowe, Kentish & Co. 

(Outing 2033n), ink cancelled, one pair of staple holes 

at top centre, otherwise a pleasing and fresh very fine 

£300-400 

91 

1355 

Stamford & Rutland Bank (Willm. Johnson & 

Steph. Eaton), £10, 15 November 181(7), serial 

number U15, black and white on watermarked paper, 

value at lower left and top right, partnership name at 

left in tableau, duty stamp at left, partnership name on 

reverse in red (Outing 2033f), cut cancelled, lightly 

toned, otherwise a fresh and original very fine 

£200-250 

1356 



H594, black and white, value at lower left, top right 


tableau, printed by Rowe, Osborne & Co. (Outing 

2033m), cut cancelled, toned, ink annotations on 


£200-250 

1357 


Edward Cayley), £10, 22 January 18(30), serial 

number G857, black and white, value at lower left, top 

right and centre as protector, partnership name at left 

in tableau, duty stamp at left centre, printed by Rowe, 

Osborne & Co. (Outing 2033m), cut cancelled, toned 

at top right, edges cropped, about fine 

£100-150

1358 



5, black and white, value at lower left, top right and 

centre as protector, partnership name at left in tableau, 

partnership and bank name on reverse in blue, printed 

by Rowe, Osborne & Co. (Outing 2033m), cut 

cancelled, a few pinholes otherwise a lovely very fine with 

a low serial number 

£200-250 

1359 

Stamford & Rutland Bank (Eaton, Cayley, Eaton 

& Michelson), unissued £10, 18-, no serial number, 

black and white on watermarked paper, value at lower 

left, top right and centre as protector, partnership 

name at left in tableau, partnership and bank name on 

reverse in blue guilloche design, printed by Rowe, 

Kentish & Co. (denomination not seen, see Outing 

2033n for partnership name), a couple of faint ink 

marks, otherwise a crisp and fresh about extremely fine 

£250-250 


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Stamford Branch, £5, 22 January 18(75), serial 

number F1637, black and white, value at lower left 


tableau at centre, manuscript signature of at lower 

right, printed by Perkins & Bacon (Outing 2015a), 

ink cancelled, small ink marks, toning, good fine 

£80-120 

1361 

Stamford, Spalding & Boston Banking Company 

Limited, Stamford Branch, £5, 19 November 

18(90), serial number I.5783, black and white, value 

at lower left and top right, arms at top left, bordered 

edge, text in tableau at centre, manuscript signature of 

M.S.Young at lower right, printed by Perkins & Bacon 

(see Outing 2015 for type), ink cancelled, grafitti and 

purple and black handstamp on reverse, about very fine 

£120-150 

1362 


Limited, Stamford Branch, £5, 1 May 18(97), serial 

number L720, black and white, value at lower left and 

top right, arms at top left, bordered edge, text in 

tableau at centre, manuscript signature of M.S.Young 

at lower right, printed by Perkins & Bacon (see 

Outing 2015 for type), ‘THE CAPITAL & 

COUNTIES BANK, SPALDING’ handstamped in 

purple on reverse, some light toning, a crisp and fresh 

very fine 

£150-200


1363 


Limited, Stamford Branch, £5, 20 July 18(99), serial 

number L4154, black and white, value at lower left 


tableau at centre, manuscript signature of Young at 

lower right, printed by Perkins & Bacon (see Outing 

2015 for type), cut cancelled, black handstamp on 

obverse, multiple handstamps on reverse in black and 

purple, toned, good fine 

£40-50 

1364 



number M4673, black and white, value at lower left 


tableau at centre, manuscript signature of M.S.Young 

at lower right, printed by Perkins & Bacon (see 

Outing 2015 for type), cut cancelled, ink marks at 

lower right, otherwise a crisp and fresh very fine 

£50-80 

1365 



number M6250, black and white, value at lower left 


tableau at centre, manuscript signature of Young at 

lower right, printed by Perkins & Bacon (see Outing 

2015 for type), cut cancelled, a beautiful about 

uncirculated, lovely 

£50-80 

93 

1366 


Limited, Stamford Branch, a collection of cropped 

proofs for £5 and £10, 18-, no serial numbers, black 

and white, value at lower left and top right, arms at top 

left, bordered edge, text in tableau at centre, printed 

by Perkins & Bacon (see Outing 2015 for type), 

mount marks on reverse, pencil annotations, otherwise 

generally good extremely fine (8) 

£80-120 

1367 


Stamford Branch, £10, 11 October 18(80), serial 

number D938, black and white, value at lower left and 

top right, arms at top left, bordered edge, text in 

tableau at centre, manuscript signature at lower right, 

printed by Perkins & Bacon (see Outing 2015a for 

type), handstamped ‘CANCELLED’ twice in purple on 

obverse, ink cancelled in pink, ‘LONDON & SOUTH 

WESTERN BANK LIMITED’ handstamped in purple 

on reverse, heavy toning at top right and annotations on 


£150-200


1368 

Stamford, Spalding & Boston Banking Company Limited, Stamford Branch, £10, 27 

September 18(99), serial number F1691, black and white, value at lower left and top right, 

arms at top left, bordered edge, text in tableau at centre, manuscript signature of M.S. 

Young at lower right, printed by Perkins & Bacon (see Outing 2015 for type), toned at left 

edge and top right but still attractive, about very fine 

£150-180 

1369 

Stamford, Spalding & Boston Banking Company Limited, Stamford Branch, a pair 

of £10, 27 September 18(99) & 1 April 19(05), serial numbers F1881 & F5379, black and 

white, value at lower left and top right, arms at top left, bordered edge, text in tableau at 

centre, manuscript signature of Young at lower right, printed by Perkins (see Outing 2015 

for type), both cut cancelled, numerous handstamps, including ‘J. GODFREY & CO., Ltd., 

Midland Gates, STAMFORD, 1-JUL 1907’ in blue, generally good fine (2) 

£100-150 

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1370 


a collection of proofs of bills of exchange, 18-, 186- & 

187-, no serial numbers, black and white, arms at left, 

addressed to London bankers Barclay, Bevan, Fritton 

& Co. (2), (not seen in Outing), all with pencil 

annotations, some with mount marks on reverse and 

surface dirt, from fine to about uncirculated (6) 

£40-60 

1371 

Northamptonshire Banking Company Limited 

(Stamford Branch), £5, 23 September 18(87), serial 


top left, top right and centre in tableau, arms at top 

centre, manuscript signature of A. Kempson at lower 

right, printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co. (Outing 

1580g), cancellation holes, handstamped 

‘CANCELLED’ at right, toned, numerous handstamps 

in black & purple and grafitti on reverse, fine 

£200-250 

95 

1372 


(Stamford Branch), £10, 5 September 18(87), serial 

number 5702, black and white, value at lower left, top 

left, top right and centre in tableau, arms at top centre, 

manuscript signature of A. Kempson at lower right, 

printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co. (Outing 1580j), 

cancellation holes, handstamps in blue and black on 

reverse, lightly toned, otherwise a crisp good fine 

£200-250 

1373 

Northamptonshire Banking Company, Stamford 

Branch, a set of proofs for £5 and £10 denominations, 

18- (c. 1883), no serial numbers, black and white on 

paper, value at lower left, top left, top right and centre 

in tableau, arms at top centre, printed by Perkins, 

Bacon & Co. (Outing 1580b, 1580h), mount marks, 

pencil annotations, minimal surface dirt, sections 

excised, otherwise generally about uncirculated (3) 

£120-150


1375 

Aylsham Bank (George Copeman & Thomas 

Copeman), £5, 28 September 18(55), serial number 

935, black and white, banker’s initials at top left, value 

at bottom left and top right, manuscript signature of 

George Copeman at bottom right, revenue stamp at 

centre (Outing 64e for type), a crisp about extremely 

fine, rare 

£200-250 

NORFOLK 

AYLSHAM 

1374 

Aylsham Bank (Robert Copeman & Geo. 

Copeman), £5, 15 October 18(42), serial number 

329, black and white, bankers’ intitials at top left, 

value at bottom left and top right, manucript signature 

of George Copeman at bottom right, revenue stamp 

on reverse in red and black (Outing 64c), tear and 

evidence of mounting at top, very good 

£150-200 

97 

1376 

Aylsham Bank (George Copeman & Thomas 

Copeman), £10, 14 May, 18(57), serial number 493, 

black and white, banker’s initials at top left, value at 

bottom left and top right, manuscript signature of 

George Copeman at bottom right (Outing 64f), 

toned, fine 

£300-350

DISS 

1377 

Diss Bank (Fincham & Simpson), £5, 9 May 

18(90), serial number 23950, black and white, shield 

vignette at top left, value at top right and bottom left 

and protector at centre, manuscript signature of 

Simpson at bottom right, laurel leaf and guilloche 

design with bankers’ names on reverse (Outing 691c), 

very good 

£300-350 

FAKENHAM 

1378 

Fakenham Bank (Gurneys, Birkbeck & 

Rawlinson), £1, 13 September 18(21), serial number 

1146, black and white, bankers’ initials at top left, 

value at bottom left, manuscript signature of 

Rawlinson at bottom right, revenue stamp on reverse 

in red and black (Outing 771b), stained and heavily 

toned, very good 

£100-150 


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1379 

Fakenham Bank (Gurneys, Birkbeck & Co.), proof 

on card for a £10, 18-, no serial number, black and 

white, banker’s initials at left incorporated into 

vignette with rising sun, value at bottom left and 

centre, (Outing 771i), minor foxing and dirt, otherwise 


£150-250 

1380 

Fakenham Bank, a trial and proof on paper (2), c. 

1862, black and white, bank insignia at centre (1), 

value left and right in large rose engine design (1) 

(Outing 711 for type), freckled foxing, some staining, 

otherwise extremely fine (2) 

£50-80 

1381 

East of England Bank, specimen £5, Fakenham 

branch, 184-, no serial number, black and white on 

card, arms at left, value at bottom left, centre, top left 

and top right (Outing 772), ‘SPECIMEN’ 

handstamped at bottom right, some toning and 

discolouration, mount marks on reverse, about extremely 

fine 

£150-200


KING’S LYNN (LYNN, LYNN REGIS) 

1382 

King’s Lynn (Gurneys, Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxton 

& Creswell), cheque for £2 4/-, 18(87), serial 

number B4430, red and white, duty stamp for one 

penny at top right (not seen in Outing), account 

stamped in red and purple, annotated, very fine 

£10-15 

1383 

Lynn Regis (Osbert & James Denton - Merchants), 

a bill of exchange dated 12 November 17(82), 

adressed to their London bankers Messra Ladbroke, 

Rawlinson, Porker & Co., black and white, monogram 

at top left, duty stamp at bottom left, manuscript 

signature of ‘Osbert & James Denton’ at bottom right 

(Outing not listed), large tear at right hand fold, but a 

clean very good 

£50-60 

1384 

Lynn Regis, Norfolk, a proof £1, 18- (circa 1820), 

black and white on thin card, bankers’ monogram at 

left, value at bottom left and centre, altered by hand 

with ‘Flint Bank’ at top and ‘for Haye & Co.’ in 

signature area, a few lines instructing the printer to 

move the denomination box etc to the left (not seen 

in Outing), fine and very interesting 

£150-200 

99 

1385 

Lynn Regis & Lincolnshire Bank (Gurneys, 

Birkbeck, ?), £1, 181(8), black and white, castle gate 

vignette at top left, (Outing 1074), heavily worn, large 

section missing, handwriting illegible, good 

£50-100 

1386 


Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxton & Cresswell), proof for 

£5, 18-, no serial number, black and white, value at 

top left and right and bottom left (Outing 1074g), 

perforated cancelled ‘SPECIMEN C.SKIPPER & 

EAST’, light ink smudge at top right, good extremely 

fine 

£100-150 

1387 

Lynn Regis & Lincolnshire Bank (Joseph Gurney, 

Richard H. Gurney, Joseph J. Gurney, Dan. 

Gurney, Henry Birkbeck & Fran. Cresswell Junr.), 

£10, 5 November 183(3), serial number H891, black 

and white, bankers’ initials at top left, value at bottom 

left, manuscript signature of Daniel Gurney at bottom 

right, value with filigree border on reverse (Outing 

1074e), foxing, small pinholes at left, otherwise very fine 

£300-500

1388 


Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxton & Cresswell), unissued 


top left, top right and bottom left, bankers’ names in 

tableau bordered by filligree (Outing 1074h), toning 

at edges, otherwise about uncirculated 

£200-300 

1389 

Gurneys & Birkbeck, proof on card for £5 reverse 

design, black and white, value at top and bottom, 

partnership name at centre, bordered by ornated 

design (see Outing 1074 for type), ‘SPECIMEN’ 

stamped at bottom, pencil annotation, mount marks an 

reverse, good extremely fine 

£20-30 

1390 

Lynn Regis & Norfolk Bank (Benj. Massey & 

Lewis Weston Jarvis), unissued £1, 182-, no serial 

number, black and white, value at bottom left and 

centre protector, manuscript signature of L.W.Jarvis at 

bottom right, revenue stamp on reverse in black and 

red (Outing 1075b), halved and reattached, 

counterfoil at left with three holes, otherwise a crisp 


£150-200 


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Lynn Regis & Norfolk Bank (Lewis Weston Jarvis 

& Lewis Whincop Jarvis), £5, 13 October 18(84), 

serial number B8900, black and white, value at 

bottom left and centre protector, bankers’ initials at 

left, manuscript signature of L.Weston Jarvis at 

bottom right (Outing 1075f), small annotations in 

black, ‘13/12/86’ annotated in pink, ‘BANK OF 

ENGLAND’ stamped in blue on reverse, otherwise fine 

£80-120 

1392 

Gurneys & Birkbeck, proof on paper for £5 reverse 



design (see Outing 1074 for type), pencil annotations, 

mount marks an reverse, very fine 

£20-30 

1393 

Gurneys & Birkbeck, proof on card for £10 reverse 



design (see Outing 1074 for type), pencil annotation, 


£20-30


1394 

Lynn Regis & Norfolk Bank (Jarvis & Jarvis), £5, 

18 October 18(87), serial number B9351, black and 

white, value at bottom left and centre protector, 

bankers’ initials at left, manuscript signature of L. 

Weston Jarvis at bottom right, together with a letter of 

claim against the liquidator of the estate of the 

partnership, annotated ‘paid’ (Outing 1075f), some 

pinholes, otherwise very fine 

£100-150 

1395 

No lot 

1396 

No lot 

1397 


18 October 18(87), serial number B9410, black and 

white, value at bottom left and centre protector, 

bankers’ initials at left, manuscript signature of 

L.Weston Jarvis at bottom right (Outing 1075f), ink 

annotation at centre and reverse, good fine 

£100-150 

101 

1398 

Lynn Regis & Norfolk Bank (Lewis Weston Jarvis 

& Lewis Whincop Jarvis), £10, 18 October 18(80), 

serial number A9147, black and white, value at 

bottom left and top right, bankers’ initials at left, 

manuscript signature of L.W.Jarvis at bottom right, 

value on reverse in brown (Outing 1075g), 

‘WISBECH.’ stamped on reverse, stamped three times in 

red on reverse, otherwise very fine 

£120-180 

1399 


13 October 18(84), serial number A9968, black and 

white, value at bottom left and top right, bankers’ 

initials at left, manuscript signature of L.Weston Jarvis 

at bottom right, value on reverse in brown, together 

with a related letter of claim against the receiver, 

signed by Catherine Cozens, proprietor of the 

Temperance Hotel, Lynn (Outing 1075g), ink 

annotation and customs stamp on reverse, pinholes at top 

left, red ink at bottom right, otherwise about very fine 

£120-180

1400 


6 September 18(88), serial number A10377, black and 


initials at left, manuscript signature of L.Weston Jarvis 

at bottom right, value on reverse in brown (Outing 

1075g), about extremely fine 

£150-180 

1401 

East of England Bank, specimen £5, King’s Lynn 

branch, 183-, no serial number, black and white, arms 

at left, value at bottomn left, top left, top right and 

centre, also a reverse proof on card for a £10, black 

and white, bank name at centre on guilloche design, 

value at top and bottom (Outing 1076a), 

‘SPECIMEN’ handstamped at bottom right, bottom 

right corner missing, mount marks on reverse, fine (2) 

£200-300 


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1402 

Norfolk Commercial Bank, unissued £1, 180-, no 

serial number, black and white on watermarked paper, 

value at bottom left, bankers’ initials at top left, duty 

stamp at left (Outing 1484a), foxing and toning, very 

fine 

£200-300 

NORWICH 

1403 

Debt Obligation, for £90, 4 August 1785, no serial 

number addressed to Richard Troughton, to pay 

Captain Felix Spearman two months after date (not 

seen in Outing), foxing, otherwise extremely fine 

£20-30 

1404 

Norwich Bank (Sir Roger Kerrison & Thomas 

Allday Kerrison), forgery of £5, 2 September, 

18(01), serial number A2779, arms at top left, value at 

bottom left, forged manuscript signature at bottom 

right, duty stamp at left (see Outing 1602a for type), 

‘forged’ annotated in black ink, a rare forgery, good very 

fine 

£100-120


1405 


Allday Kerrison), £5, 13 October 18(07), serial 

number 64498, black and white, arms at top left, value 

at bottom left, manuscript signature of Roger Kerrison 

at bottom right (Outing 1602a), toning and 

annotation of reverse, ‘NAT. PRO. BANK of ENGLD. 

LD. 208. PICCADILLY. LONDON. W.’ stamped on 

reverse, fine 

£200-250 

1406 



number 2170, black and white, arms at top left, value 

at bottom left, manuscript signature of Roger Kerrison 

at bottom right (Outing 1602b), toning and 

annotations on reverse, fine 

£250-300 

103 

1407 



number 152, black and white, arms at top left, value at 

bottom left, manuscript signature of Roger Kerrison at 

bottom right (not seen in Outing), annotated on 

reverse, cut and rejoined, fine 

£300-400 

1408 

Norwich Crown Bank (Charles Harvey, Sir Robert 

John Harvey, Anthony Hudson & Thomas 

Hudson), £1, 13 October 18(21), serial number 

D8650, black and white, value at bottom left and 

bottom centre, ornate border with crown at top 

centre, manuscript signature of A. Hundson at bottom 

right, revenue stamp on reverse in black and red (not 

seen in Outing), small ink marks and stains, otherwise 

about very fine 

£250-350

1409 

Norwich Crown Bank (Charles Harvey, Sir Robert 


Hudson), unissued £1, 18-, no serial number, black 

and white, value at bottom left, top left and top right 

and left and right in border, crown at left, Britannia 

vignette at centre, (not seen in Outing), evidence of 

mounting on reverse, some very light discolouration, 

otherwise about uncirculated 

£150-200 

1410 

Norwich Crown Bank Norwich Crown Bank 

(Chas. Saville Onley, Sir Rob. John Harvey, Anth. 

Hudson & Tho. Hudson), £1, 2 September 18(24), 

serial number 5086, black and white, value at bottom 

left, top left and top right and left and right in border, 

crown at left, Britannia vignette at centre, revenue 

stamp on reverse in black and red (Outing 1606f), 

cancellation hole at bottom right, good fine 

£200-250 


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1411 

Norwich Crown Bank (Chas. Saville Onley, Sir 

Rob. John Harvey, Anth. Hudson & Tho. 

Hudson), proof for £5, 18-, no serial number, black 

and white, value at bottom left and centre, crown at 

left, (not seen in Outing), evidence of mounting on 

reverse, some very light discolouration, otherwise about 

uncirculated 

£150-200 

1412 

Norwich Crown Bank (Chas. Saville Onley, Sir 

Rob. John Harvey, Anth. Hudson & Tho. 

Hudson), unissued £10, 18-, no serial number, black 

and white, value at bottom left amd centre, crown at 

left, Britannia at centre, (not seen in Outing) mount 

marks on reverse, extremely fine 

£150-200 

1413 

Norwich Crown Bank & Norfolk & Suffolk Bank 

(Harveys & Hudsons), specimen £5, 18-, no serial 

number, black and white on card, value at bottom left 

and centre, crown at left and right (Outing 1606k for 

type), stamped ‘SPECIMEN’ in black, two uncut 

cancellation holes, some staining and mounting on 

reverse, otherwise extremely fine 

£100-150


1414 


(Harveys & Hudsons), specimen £5, 18-, no serial 

number, black and white on card, arms at top centre, 

value at bottom left and centre (Outing 1606k for 

type), stamped ‘SPECIMEN’ in black, two uncut 

cancellation holes, mounting on reverse, otherwise about 

uncirculated 

£100-150 

1415 


(Harveys & Hudsons), a trio of £5, from 25 March 

18(68) to 10 April 18(69), serial numbers A563, 

A2035 & 98608, black and white, value at bottom left 

and centre, crown at left and right, manuscript 

signature of Roger Kerrison at bottom right, Norwich 

and surrounding town names surrounded by garter 

and crown design on reverse, value at left and right, 

towns’ arms at top left, right, bottom left and right, 

also a credit slip for the same bank (Outing 1606k), 

some small ink annotations, otherwise very fine, includes 

a relatively low serial number (4) 

£150-200 

105 

1416 


(Harveys & Hudsons), £10, 4 March 18(65), serial 

number 14388, black and white, value at bottom left 

and centre, manuscript signature of Kerrison at 

bottom right, Norwich and surrounding town names 

surrounded by garter and crown design on reverse, 

value at left and right, towns’ arms at top left, right, 

bottom left and right (Outing 1606l), toning, 

annotations and evidence of mounting reverse, stamped 

twice in blue, fine 

£80-100 

1417 




design (see Outing 1074 for type), pencil annotations, 


£50-100 

1418 

Norwich & Norfolk Bank (Gurneys, Birkbecks & 

Martin), £5, 3 October 18(33), serial number A915, 

black and white, value at bottom left and centre, 

bankers’ initials at top left, revenue stamp on reverse in 

black and red (Outing 1603e), cut cancelled, about 

fine 

£80-100

1419 

Norwich & Norfolk Bank (Gurneys & Birkbecks), 

£5, 19 January 18(58), serial number G3326, black 

and white, value at bottom left and top right, bankers’ 

initials at top left, manuscript signature of Birkbeck at 

bottom right, bankers’ names surrounded by ornate 

design on reverse (Outing 1603j), stamped 

‘CANCELLED’ twice on reverse, about fine 

£150-200 

1420 

Norwich & Norfolk Bank (Gurneys, Birkbecks, 

Barclay & Buxton), unissued £5, 18-, no serial 

number, black and white, value at bottom left and top 

right, bankers’ initials at top left (not seen in Outing), 

‘March 28 ’66’ annotated in pencil at bottom right, 

bottom left corner missing, otherwise good very fine 

£80-120 

1421 


unissued £5, 18-, no serial number, black and white, 

value at bottom left and top right, bankers’ initials at 

top left (see Outing 1603j for type), mount marks on 

reverse and pencil annotations, otherwise about 


£100-150 


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1422 


Barclay & Buxton), £5, 7 October 18(93), serial 

number S8400, black and white, value at bottom left 

and top right, bankers’ initials at top left, manuscript 

signature of Birkbeck at bottom right, bankers’ names 

on reverse, surrounded by ornate design (not seen in 

Outing), ‘Cancelled 2 Dec 1896’ annotated at top, 

stamped in black and blue ink, about very fine 

£250-350 

1423 




design (see Outing 1074 for type), ‘12th October 1859’ 

annotated in pencil, extremely fine 

£40-60 

1424 

Norwich & Norfolk Bank (Gurneys, Birkbecks & 

Martin), £10, 27 May 18(27), serial number A1669, 


bankers’ initials at top left (not seen, but see Outing 

1603e for type), cut cancelled, annotations in ink on 

obverse and reverse, about fine 

£150-180


1425 


specimen uncut sheet for £5 and £10, 18-, no serial 

number, both black and white, value at bottom left 

and top right, bankers’ initials at top left respectively 

(Outing 1603j for type), ‘September 6 1849’ annotated 

in pencil, mount marks on reverse, good very fine 

£150-200 

1426 



bottom left and top right, bankers’ initials at top left 

(not seen in Outing), mount marks on reverse, otherwise 


£100-150 

107 

1427 


Barclay & Buxton), unissued £10, 18-, no serial 


right, bankers’ initials at top left (not seen in Outing), 

‘1866’ annotated in pencil at bottom right, two corners 

missing otherwise very fine 

£80-120 

1428 

Norwich & Swaffham Bank (Starling Day, Starling 

Day Jnr., Tho. Day & Henry Day), £5, 16 January 

18(17), serial number A6264, black and white, 

Swaffham buttercross vignette at left, value at bottom 

left, manuscript signature of Thomas Day at bottom 

right (Outing 1609b), red dividend stamps and black 

bankruptcy stamp, pinned to a note of debit from Peases 

Old Bank, Hull, dated 8 September 1887, about fine 

£80-100

1429 

Norwich & Swaffham Bank (Starling Day, Starling 

Dar Jnr., Tho. Day & Henry Day), £5, 16 January 

18(20), serial number A8166, black and white, 

Swaffham Buttercross vignette at left, value at bottom 

left, manuscript signature of Thomas Day at bottom 

right, (Outing 1609b), two dividend stamps and 

bankruptcy commission stamp, fine 

£100-150 

1430 

Norwich & Swaffham Bank (Thomas Starling Day, 

Henry F. Day & William Day), £5, 13 October 

18(22), serial number D291 & £5, 13 January 18(25), 

serial number D1279, both black and blue, Swaffham 

Buttercross vignette at top left, value at bottom left 

and centre protector in blue, manuscript signature of 

William Day (1) and manuscript signature of Thomas 

Day (1), revenue stamp on reverse in black and red 

(Outing 1609k) bankruptcy commission stamp, 

dividend stamps in black, pinholes and mounting on 

reverse, fine 

£100-150 


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Henry F. Day & William Day), £10, 10 April 

18(21), serial number B9008, black and white, 

Swaffham Buttercross vignette at top left, value at 

bottom left, manuscript signature of Henry Day at 

bottom right, value and bankers’ initials on reverse in 

blue (Outing 1609l), cut and rejoined, annotations on 

reverse, very good 

£80-140 

1432 


Henry F. Day & William Day), a pair of £10, 10 

April 18(21) & 10 October 18(21), serial numbers 

B9171 & B10208, black and white, Swaffham 

Buttercross vignette at top left, value at bottom left, 

manuscript signature of Thomas Day at bottom right, 

value and bankers’ initials on reverse in blue (Outing 

1609l), cut and rejoined, annotations and commission 

stamp on reverse, two dividend stamps in black, fine (2) 

£150-200


1433 


Henry F. Day & William Day), £10, 13 January 

18(25), serial number E1013, black and blue, 


bottom left and centre protector in blue, manuscript 

signature of William Day at bottom right (Outing 

1609m) bankruptcy commission stamp, two dividend 

stamps in black, about very fine 

£140-180 

1434 

Norwich Union Bank (Thomas Bignold, John 

Cocksedge Bignold & Comp.), £1, 27 November 

18(13), serial number 1012, black and white, 

Britannia vignette at let, value at bottom left, 

manuscript signature of John C Bignold at bottom 

right (Outing 1608d), manuscript signature cancelled, 

ink mark at bottom centre, otherwise very fine 

£140-180 

1435 

East of England Bank, proof £10, Norwich branch, 

18-, no serial number, black and white on card, arms 

at left, value at bottom left and centre (see Outing 

1612c for type), fresh and original, about uncirculated 

£220-280 

109 

1436 

East of England Bank, specimen £10, Norwich 



and top right (see Outing 1612c for type), 

‘SPECIMEN’ handstamped at bottom right, some 

toning, otherwise extremely fine 

£200-300 

1437 

Norwich & Swaffham Bank (various partnerships), 

a trio of £1, from 2 April 18(20) to 13 January 182(2), 

various serial numbers, black and white, Swaffham 

Buttercross vignette at top left, value at bottom left, 

manuscript signature of Henry Day (1), William Day 

(1) and Thomas Day (1) at bottom right, value and 

bankers’ initials on reverse in blue (2) and revenue 

stamp on reverse (1), includes partnerships Thomas 

Starling Day, Henry F. Day & William Day (2) and S 

& S Day & Sons (1) (Outing 1609, 1609h, 1609i), 

cut and rejoined (1), bankruptcy commission stamp in 

black (3), generally about fine (3) 

£150-200

1438 

Norwich & Swaffham Bank (various partnerships), 

a trio of £1, 15 May 18(17) to 1 September 18(21), 

various serial numbers, black and white, Swaffham 

Buttercross vignette at top left, value at bottom left 

(3), manuscript signature of William Day (1) and 

Henry Day (2) at bottom right, value and bankers’ 

initials on reverse in blue (2), includes partnerships 

Thomas Starling Day, Henry F. Day & William Day 

(1) and S & S Day & Sons (2) (Outing 1609 & 

1609l), two dividend stamps in black on obverse, 

bankruptcy commission stamp on reverse, generally fine 

(3) 

£150-200 

1439 


Henry F. Day & William Day), £1, 12 September 

182(4), serial number G3399, black and blue, 



signature of Thomas Day at bottom right, revenue 

stamp on reverse in black and red (Outing 1609i) 

bankruptcy commission stamp, two dividend stamps in 

black, fine 

£80-100 


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Henry F. Day & William Day), £1, 1 October 

182(4), serial number G6033, black and blue, 

Swaffham Buttercross vignette at left, value at bottom 

left and centre protector in blue, manuscript signature 

of William Day at bottom right, revenue stamp on 

reverse in black and red (Outing 1609i) bankruptcy 

commission stamp and dividend stamp in black, small 

hole at top left, fine 

£80-100 

1441 


Henry F. Day & William Day), £1, 1 September 

182(5), serial number I1145, black and blue, 



signature of Henry Day at bottom right, revenue 

stamp on reverse in black and red (Outing 1609i), 

bankruptcy commission stamp, two dividend stamps in 

red, about very fine 

£100-140


1442 

Harveys & Hudsons Bankers, Norwich, cheques 

(3) for various amounts, £186-9-1, 26 August 18(42), 

pink on blue paper, £50-0-0, 24 September 18(42), 

pink on blue paper, £40, 5 September 18(67), pink on 

white watermarked paper (not seen in Outing), 

cancellation holes (2), otherwise extremely fine (3) 

£20-30 

1443 

East of England Bank, specimen £5, Swaffham 



and top right (Outing 2112), ‘SPECIMEN’ 

handstamped at bottom right, some toning and 

discolouration, mount marks on reverse, about extremely 

fine 

£200-300 

1444 

Swaffham Branch of the Norfolk and Norwich 

Bank, unissued £5, Swaffham, 183-, no serial number, 

black and white design with border, value at top left, 

top right, bottom left, and centre, allegorical female 

trio at top, manuscript signature of George Morse at 

bottom right, value in large text on reverse (Outing 

1602a), ink smudges and light toning, otherwise 

extremely fine and attractive 

£100-120 

111 

THETFORD 

1445 

Thetford Crown Bank (Charles Harvey, Sir Robert 


Hudson), proof for £1, 18-, no serial number, black 

and white on card, britannia vignette at centre, crown 

at left, value at bottom left, centre, and left and right 

in border (Outing 2159b), foxing, otherwise extremely 

fine 

£140-180 

1446 

Thetford Crown Bank (Charles Harvey, Sir Robert 


Hudson), proof £1, 18-, no serial number, black and 

white on paper, crown at left, value at bottom left, 

centre, and left and right in border (Outing 2159b), 

large central section cut out, some discolouration, 


£60-80 

1447 

Norfolk & Suffolk General Bank (Field Willett & 

Sons), £1, 11 October 18(20), serial number 8431, 


vignette at top left of a fantastical motte, possibly 

eluding to Thetford castle, manuscript signature of 

Willett at bottom right (Outing 2158a), about fine 

£80-120

UPWELL & LYNN REGIS 

1448 

Upwell & Lynn-Regis, bill of exchange for £15, 21 

May 1876, black and white, arms at top left and right 

(Outing unlisted bank), good very fine, rare 

£150-200 

YARMOUTH (GREAT YARMOUTH) 

1449 

Great Yarmouth, small change note for Five 

Shillings, 1811, serial number 161, black and white, 

arms at left, signature of D. Hill at bottom left (not 

seen in Outing), good very fine 

£100-150 

1450 

Yarmouth & Suffolk Bank (Gurney, Birkbeck, 

Barclay, Buxtons & Orde), proof for a £5, 18-, no 

serial number, black and white, value at bottom left, 

centre, top left and top right, (not seen in Outing), ‘To 

this 6th Oct./81’ pencil annotation, section removed at 

bottom right, evidence of mounting on reverse, good 


£100-150 


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Great Yarmouth Bank (Sam. Mason, Rob. Woods 

& Comp.), 5 Guineas, 20 March 17(83), serial 

number 2, black and white, arms at top left, value at 

bottom left, left, and top left, manuscript signature of 

Rob Woods at bottom left (Outing 856b), annotation 

on reverse read ‘Francis Moore & Co., Cheapside, 

London’, ink cancelled, an original good very fine, scarce 

£300-400 

1452 

Great Yarmouth Bank (Sam. Mason, Rob. Woods 

& Comp.), unissued 10 Guineas, 17-, no serial 

number, black and white, arms at top left, value at 

bottom left, left, and top left (Outing ) bottom right 

corner removed, some discolouration, otherwise good very 

fine scarce 

£200-300


1453 

Yarmouth, Absolon’s Glass Warehouse, promissory 

note for 2d, serial number 101, black and white on 

paper, value at bottom and right, bound by laurel oval 

border, manuscript signature at bottom right of 

William Absolon, the famous painter and dealer in 

porcelain and glass (not seen in Outing), one pencil 

mark, otherwise about extremely fine 

£100-150 

1454 

Yarmouth, Norfolk & Suffolk Bank (Sir Edmund 

Lacon & Co.), £1, 8 June 180(8), serial number 

E4786, black and white, arms at top left, value at 

bottom left and right, manuscript signature of Edward 

Lacon, duty stamp at left (Outing 859c), toning, note 

attached to reverse annotated with ‘Mr.Youell 

Lacons...Yarmouth ...’, cut cancelled, fine 

£100-150 

113 

1455 


Knowles Lacon Bar., Edward Youell & Co.), £1, 

22 January 182(5), serial number C1298, black and 


right, manuscript signature of Edmund Lacon at 

bottom right, value at centre on reverse (Outing 

859g), ‘27/02/25’ annotated at bottom left, very fine 

£250-350 

1456 


Lacon & Co.), £5, 24 January 181(5), serial number 

P1987, black, blue and white on watermarked paper, 

arms at top left, value at bottom left and top right, 

manuscript signature of Edmund Lacon at bottom 

right (Outing 859d), staple holes at centre, very fine 

£300-400 

1457 


Knowles Lacon Bar., Edward Youell & Co.), £5, 

16 December 18(79), serial number 17034, black and 


right (not seen in Outing, see 859i for £10), cut 

cancelled, small ink annotation, otherwise about very 

fine 

£250-300

1458 


Knowles Lacon Bar., Lacons, Youell & Kemp), £5, 

8 March 18(97), serial number 24541, black, blue and 

white, arms at top left, value at bottom left, top right, 

and centre as protector, manuscript signature of Youell 

at bottom right (Outing 859j), ‘CANCELLED’ 

stamped in purple, cancellation holes, stamped in purple 

three times on reverse, twice with ‘GREAT 

YARMOUTH’, once with ‘BARCLAY & 

COMPANY’, good very fine 

£300-400 

1459 

Yarmouth, Norfolk & Suffolk Bank (Edm. Lacon, 

Will. Fisher, John Lacon & Ja. Fisher), £10, 6 

March 179(3), serial number E3065, black and white, 

arms at top left, value at bottom left and top right, 

duty stamp in dotted border at left, manuscript 

signature of John Fisher at bottom right (Outing 

859a), toning at edges and some ink marks, very fine 

£150-250 


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Knowles Lacon Bart., Lacons, Youell & Co.), £10, 

14 December, 18(79), serial number 4580, black and 

white, arms at left, value at bottom left and top right, 

(Outing 859i), heavy toning at top right, evidence of 

mounting, ‘FROM LAOONS, YOUELL & CO. EAST 

DEREHAM.’ handstamped in purple on reverse among 

other stamps, about very fine 

£300-400 

1461 

Yarmouth & Suffolk Bank (Gurneys, Birkbeck, 

Barclay and Compy.), unused bill of exchange, 18-, 

no serial number, black and white, bankers’ initials at 

left (not seen in Outing), pencil annotation at bottom 

right, bottom left corner discoloured, otherwise crisp and 

good extremely fine 

£30-40 

1462 

Yarmouth & Suffolk Bank (Gurneys & Turner), 

forgery of a £1, 12 October 18(09), serial number 


value at bottom left (see Outing 875c for type), ink 

cancelled, ‘Forged’ written on reverse, good fine 

£80-100


1463 

Yarmouth & Suffolk Bank (Gurneys & Turner), 

proof £1, 18-, no serial number, black and white on 

card, city gate vignette at top left, value at top left (see 

Outing 857e for type), three large folds, fine 

£200-250 

1464 

Yarmouth & Suffolk Bank (Gurneys, Turner & 

Brightwen), £1, 8 July (1818), serial number L6707, 

black and white on paper, value incorporated into city 

gate vignette at top left, manuscript signature of 

Dawson Turner at bottom right (Outing 857h), 

backed by paper, ‘Written off and account debited, 

March 23 1877’ annotated in ink on reverse, fine 

£200-250 

1465 


Brightwen), proof for a £1, 18-, no serial number, 

black and white on paper, Britannia vignette left and 

right, Neptune vignette at top, value at bottom left 

and centre (see Outing 857h for type), ink 

cancellation at bottom right, very faint discolouration 

limited to spots, small pencil annotation, otherwise fresh 

and original, good extremely fine 

£150-200 

115 

1466 


Brightwen), f £1, 8 October 18(25), serial number 

120, black and white on paper, Britannia vignette left 

and right, Neptune vignette at top, value at bottom 

left and centre, manuscript signature of John 

Brightwen, revenue stamp on reverse in black and red 

(Outing 857h), worn edges and heavy toning, about 

fine 

£100-150 

1467 


Brightwen), trial for an issued £1, 18-, no serial 

number, black and white on paper, value at top left, 

bottom left, centre, and top right, allegorical couple 

with wheat at top, partial vignette consisting of 

Hermes’ staff, anchor and money at bottom (see 

Outing 857i for type), partial design in pencil, 

mounted onto separate paper, ‘N2’ annotated in ink at 

top right, very fine 

£150-200

1468 


Brightwen), trial for an unissued £1, 18-, no serial 

number, black and white on paper, value at top left, 

bottom left, and centre, vignette of river scene at 

centre (see Outing 857i for type), partial design in 

pencil, mounted onto separate paper, ‘N3’ annotated in 

ink at top right, very fine 

£150-200 

1469 

Yarmouth & Suffolk Bank (Josh. Gurney, Rich. H. 

Gurney, Jn. Gurney), unissued £5, 18-, no serial 

number, black and white, city gate vignette at top left, 

value at top left (not seen in Outing), staining, 

otherwise, an original about extremely fine 

£150-200 


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1470 

Yarmouth & Suffolk Bank (Gurneys, Turner and 

Brightwen), proof £5, no date, no serial number, 

black and white on card, bankers’ initials at top left, 

value at bottom left (see Outing 857j for type), light 

foxing, otherwise extremely fine 

£150-200 

1471 


Turner & Brightwen), specimen £5, 18-, no serial 

number, black and white, value at bottom left, centre, 

top left and top right, (see Outing 857n for type), 

‘from this-Nov 1857’ annotation in pencil at bottom 

left, ‘SPECIMEN’ handstamped at bottom right, 

evidence of mounting on reverse, areas of dirt at top 

right and bottom right otherwise extremely fine 

£150-200


1472 


Brightwen & Orde), specimen £5, 18-, no serial 

number, black and white, value at bottom left, centre, 

top left and top right (Outing 857r), pencil annotation 

at bottom right, ‘SPECIMEN’, evidence of mounting on 

reverse, areas of dirt, otherwise extremely fine 

£120-160 

1473 


Barclay, Buxtons & Orde), unissued £5, 18-, no 

serial number, black and white, value at bottom left, 

top left, top right and centre, large guilloche on 

reverse with value at left and right (not seen in 

Outing), ‘cancelled’ in pink ink at bottom right, 

otherwise fresh, original and extremely fine 

£300-400 

1474 


Barclay, Buxton, Orde & Buxton), proof for a £5, 

18-, no serial number, black and white, value at 

bottom left, centre, top left and top right, (not seen in 

Outing), pencil annotation, section removed at bottom 

right, evidence of mounting on reverse, good extremely 

fine 

£100-150 

117 

1475 


Turner & Brightwen), proof £10, 18(36), no serial 

number, black and white on card, value at bottom left, 

and centre, arms within vignette at top left (not seen 

in Outing), surface dirt and missing section at bottom 

right, mounting on reverse, otherwise about very fine 

£200-250 

1476 


Brightwen & Orde), unissued £10, 18-, no serial 

number, black and white, value at bottom left and 

centre, arms within vignette at top left (Outing 857s), 

pencil annotation at bottom right, evidence of mounting 

on reverse, extremely fine 

£150-200 

1477 


Brightwen & Orde), proof for a £5 reverse, 

partnership name at centre, value at top and bottom 

(see Outing 857r for type), pencil annotation at 

bottom right, evidence of mounting on reverse, extremely 

fine 

£50-60

1478 


Brightwens), proof for an unissued £5 reverse, 


(see Outing 857l for type), pencil annotation at 

bottom, various ink crosses, good very fine 

£40-50 

1479 


Turner & Brightwen), specimen for a £5 reverse, 


(see Outing 857n for type), ‘SPECIMEN’ 

handstamped at bottom, pencil annotation at bottom 

left, evidence of mounting on reverse, very fine 

£40-50 


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1480 


Turner & Brightwen), specimen for a £10 reverse, 


(not seen in Outing), ‘SPECIMEN’ handstamped at 

bottom right, pencil annotation at bottom, evidence of 

mounting on reverse, good very fine 

£40-50 

1481 


Brightwens), proof on card for an unissued £10 

reverse, partnership name at centre, value at top and 

bottom (see Outing 857m for type), ‘21 Dec. 1857’ 

pencil annotation at bottom, small tear at bottom right, 

evidence of moutning on reverse, good very fine 

£40-50 

1482 


Barclay and Compy.), unused bill of exchange, 18-, 

no serial number, black and white, bankers’ initials at 

left (not seen in Outing), shadow printing from 

another note, pencil annotation reads ‘1 Feb 1871’, 

band of discolouration at right, otherwise crisp and 


£20-40


1483 

East of England Bank, proof for unissued £5, 

Yarmouth branch, c.1836, no serial number, black and 

white on card, arms at left, value at bottom left, centre, 

top right and top left (Outing 850a), evidence of 

mounting on reverse, surface dirt, otherwise extremely 

fine 

£200-300 

1484 

East of England Bank, specimen for unissued £5, 

Great Yarmouth branch, 183-, no serial number, black 

and white on card, arms at left, value at bottom left, 

centre, top right and top left (Outing 850a), mount 

marks on reverse, ‘SPECIMEN’ handstamped in black, 

about extremely fine 

£200-300 

119 

1485 

East of England Bank, pull of an unissued £5 printed 

on plate envelope, Yarmouth branch, 18-, no serial 

number, black and white, arms at left, value at bottom 

left and centre (Outing 850a), some discolouration, very 

fine 

£100-150 

1486 

East of England Bank, proof for reverse of £5, c. 

1836, no serial number, black and white on card, bank 

name at centre on guilloche design, value at top and 

bottom (see Outing 1076a for type), small tears at top, 

mount marks on reverse, very fine 

£50-60


BRAUNSTON 

1487 

Braunston (T. M. J. & M. Pickford), bill of 

exchange for £30, 26 March 18(16), serial number 

263, black and white, duty stamp at left, manuscript 

signature of Samuel Lea at lower right, (not seen in 

Outing), ink cancelled, handstamped on reverse ‘PAY 

SIR PETER POLE. BART. THORNTON & CO. or 

Order.’, numerous ink annotations and punch hole at 

right, fine 

£20-30 

DAVENTRY 

1488 


(Daventry Branch), £5, 15 September 18(88), serial 


top left, top right and centre in tableau, arms at top 

centre, manuscript signature of A. Kempson at lower 

right, printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co. (Outing 

1580f), toned at top right and left edge, a pleasing 


£300-350 

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE 

121 

KETTERING 

1489 

Kettering Bank (John Keep, John C. Gotch & 

Co.), unissued £1, 181-, serial number 6918, black 

and white, Britannia vignette at top left, value at lower 

left, top right and centre, partnership name, place of 

issue and value on reverse, two duty stamps at centre 

(Outing 1064a), staining at lower left corner and right, 

otherwise very fine 

£150-200 

1490 

Kettering Bank (John Cooper Gotch & Sons), 


Kettering Parish Church vignette at top left, value at 

lower left, top right and centre as protector in blue, 

partnership name, place of issue and value on reverse 

in blue guilloche and laurel design, printed by Rowe, 

Kentish & Co. (Outing 1064b), single stain at left, 

otherwise about uncirculated, lovely 

£250-350

1491 

Kettering Bank (John Cooper Gotch & Sons), £5, 

16 April 18(56), serial number B4171, black and 

white, Kettering Parish Church vignette at top left, 

value at lower left, top right and centre as protector in 

blue, partnership name, place of issue and value on 

reverse in blue guilloche and laurel design, manuscript 

signature of Thos. Henry Gotch at lower right, printed 

by Rowe, Kentish & Co. (Outing 1064b), toning, ink 

marks and annotation in blue and black, good fine 

£200-250 

1492 


(Kettering Branch), £5, 10 May 18(89), serial 




printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co. (Outing 1580f), light 

toning and ink marks at lower right, a fresh and crisp 

very fine 

£300-350 

1493 


(Kettering Branch), £10, 2 July 18(84), serial 




printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co. (Outing 1580i), 

toned, handstamps on reverse in purple and red, a crisp 

very fine with a low serial number 

£300-350 


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1494 

Northamptonshire Banking Company, Kettering, 

Stamford & Wellingborough Branch, a collection of 

proof £10, 18- (c. 1848-90), no serial numbers, black 

and white on paper, value at lower left, top left, top 

right and centre in tableau, arms at top centre, printed 

by Perkins, Bacon & Co. (Outing 1580d, 1580k), 

mount marks, pencil annotations, minimal surface dirt, 

sections excised, otherwise generally about uncirculated 

(3) 

£80-120 

1495 


(Kettering Branch), £20, 10 May 18(89), serial 



branch name handwritten at centre, manuscript 

signature of A. Kempson at lower right, printed by 

Perkins, Bacon & Co. (Outing 1580l), ‘30 AUG 88 

28’ handstamped on reverse in purple, a beautiful, fresh 


£300-400


NORTHAMPTON 

1496 

Northampton (Richard Marriott & Co.), £1, 21 

August (1809), serial number H622, black and white 

on watermarked paper, value at bottom left, top centre 

and centre, fleece emblem at top left, duty stamp at 

centre left, manuscript signature of R. Marriott at 

lower right (Outing 1574a), ink marks and light 

toning, otherwise a pleasing good fine 

£80-120 

1497 

Northampton (Adrian Farmer), proof for £2106, 26 

January 1783, no serial number, black and white on 

thick parchment, value at lower left (not seen in 

Outing), light toning, otherwise about uncirculated 

£50-80 

1498 


October (1809), serial number H944, black and white 

on watermarked paper, value at bottom left, top centre 

and centre, fleece emblem at top left, duty stamp at 

centre left, manuscript signature of R. Marriott at 

lower right (Outing 1574a), ink marks and light 

toning, otherwise a pleasing about very fine 

£80-120 

123 

1499 

Northampton (Richard Marriott & Co.), 

£2/10/0, 20 October 18(09), serial number O641, 

black and white on watermarked paper, value at 

bottom left, and top right, fleece emblem at left with 

bankers’ initials below, duty stamp at centre left, 

manuscript signature of R. Marriott at lower right 

(Outing 1574b), halved and rejoined, annotations on 

reverse, toned, fine 

£200-250 

1500 


July 18(09), serial number R26, black and white on 

watermarked paper, value at bottom left, and top 

right, fleece emblem at left with bankers’ initials 

below, duty stamp at lower centre, manuscript 

signature of R. Marriott at lower right (Outing 

1574c), cut and rejoined on reverse, edges cropped, 

otherwise a pleasing good fine 

£100-150 

1501 


November 18(09), serial number S247, black and 

white on watermarked paper, value at bottom left, and 

top right, fleece emblem at left with bankers’ initials 

below, duty stamp at left, manuscript signature of R. 

Marriott at lower right (Outing 1574c), ink marks and 

a few pinholes and right, otherwise a beautiful, fresh 


£150-200

1502 


November 18(08), serial number O924, black and 

white on watermarked paper, value at bottom left, and 

top right, fleece emblem at left with bankers’ initials 

below, duty stamp at lower centre, manuscript 

signature of R. Marriott at lower right (Outing 

1574d), corners cropped, ink marks and annotations, 

good fine 

£100-150 

1503 

Northampton Town & Country Bank (Smith, 

Osborn, Howes, Smith & Osborn), £1, 8 February 

182(3), serial number A3886, black and white, lion 

and castle arms at top left, cow and plough below, 


red, manuscript signature of Osborn at lower right, 

revenue stamp on reverse in black and red (Outing 

1576b), cut and rejoined, bankruptcy handstamp on 

reverse, cropped edges, toned, very good 

£100-150 

1504 


Hall, Osborn, Howes, Smith & Osborn), £1, 1 

October 182(2), serial number A4625, black and 

white, lion and castle arms at top left, cow and plough 

below, value at lower left, top right and centre as 

protector in red, manuscript signature of Smith at 

lower right, revenue stamp on reverse in black and red 

(not seen in Outing), cut and rejoined, bankruptcy 

handstamp on reverse, cropped edges, toned, very good 

£100-150 


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1505 


Hall, Osborn, Howes, Smith & Osborn), £5, 10 


lion and castle arms at top left, cow and plough below, 


red, manuscript signature of Smith at lower right (see 

Outing 1576b for partnership name), cut and rejoined, 

cropped edges, toned, about fine 

£100-150 

1506 


Osborn. Howes, Smith & Osborn), £20, 14 January 

18(2?), serial number 1716, black and white, lion and 

castle arms at top left, cow and plough below, value at 

lower left and top right, duty stamp at left, manuscript 

signature of Smith at lower right (see Outing 1576b 

for type), bankruptcy handstamp on reverse, fine 

£150-200 

1507 


(Northampton Branch), £5, 30 January 18(90), 

serial number 58458, black and white, value at lower 

left, top left, top right and centre in tableau, arms at 

top centre, manuscript signature of A. Kempson at 

lower right, printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co. (Outing 

1580g), handstamped ‘CANCELLED’ in blue, 

cancellation holes, ink annotation and handstamp on 

reverse, pinholes, otherwise a crisp and fresh very fine 

£80-120


1508 

Northamptonshire Banking Company, 

Northampton Branch, a set of proofs for £5, £10 and 

£20 denominations, 18- (c. 1887), no serial numbers, 

black and white on paper, value at lower left, top left, 

top right and centre in tableau, arms at top centre, 

printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co. (Outing 1580d, 

1580h, £20 not seen in proof form), mount marks, 

pencil annotations, some surface dirt and toning, fine to 


£100-150 

OUNDLE 

1509 

Oundle New Bank (Joseph Rickett & Co), £1, 15 

January 18(13), serial number 828, black and white on 

watercoloured paper, value at lower left and right, 

partnership name at left, arms at top left, duty stamp 

at left, manuscript signature of Joseph Rickett at lower 

right (Outing 1658a), bankruptcy stamp on reverse 

reads ‘SWAN INN, OUNDLE, August 27, 1813’, 

toning, good fine 

£200-300 

125 

PETERBOROUGH 

1510 

Peterborough Bank (Martin Cole, N. Hadley & C. 

Simpkin), a £1 and £10 set, dates illegible (c.1813), 

black and white, value at lower left and centre, 

manuscript signature of Martin Cole on both, 

Peterborough Cathedral at top left (not seen in 

Outing) heavily toned, repaired with tape, edges 

cropped, about good (2) 

£100-150 

1511 

Peterborough Bank (Simpson, White & White), 

forged £5, 14 August 182(0), serial number 1174, 

black ann white, value at lower left and top right, arms 

at left, signature at lower right (see Outing 1698 for 

type), ‘Forged’ annotated across obverse in black ink, 

large tear at left, about fine 

£50-100 

1512 

Stamford, Spalding, and Boston Banking 

Company, proof £10, Peterborough, 18-, black and 

white, arms at top left, cathedral at top centre, value at 

centre, low left and top right (Outing 2036 for bank, 

branch unlisted), mounting traces on reverse, top right 

corner slightly trimmed, good very fine and very rare 

£300-400

THRAPSTON 

1513 

Thrapston & Kettering Bank (Robert Fowler 

Eland and Stephen Eaton Eland), £5, 5 October 

18(81), serial number A1149. black and white, value 

at lower left and centre as protector in blue, vignette 

of plough, sheep and maritime scene at top left, 

manuscript signature of Robert Eland at lower right, 

bank name in blue on reverse, printed by Waterlow & 

Sons (Outing 2174d), cut cancelled, multiple 

handstamps on reverse in red, ‘LONDON & 

WESTMINSTER BANK, LIMITED SOUTHWARK. 

A/C GEO. HARDING & SONS.’ handstamped on 

reverse in purple, pinholes at top left, about very fine 

£120-160 

1514 

Thrapston & Kettering Bank (Robert Fowler 

Eland and Stephen Eaton Eland), £10, 8 July 

18(79), serial number 2160, black and white, value at 

lower left, vignette of plough, sheep and maritime 

scene at top left, manuscript signature of Robert Eland 

at lower right, bank name in brown on reverse, printed 

by Waterlow & Sons (Outing 2174f), cut cancelled, 

multiple handstamps on reverse in red, pinholes at top 

left, good fine 

£150-250 


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1515 

Thrapston & Northamptonshire Bank (Willm. 

Johnson, Stepn. Eaton & Geo. Eland), £1, 30 July 


lower left, vignette of sheep and plough with maritime 

scene (Outing 2174b), cut cancelled, about fine 

£100-150 

1516 

Thrapston & Northamptonshire Bank (Willm. 

Johnson, Stepn. Eaton & Geo. Eland), £1, 6 July 


lower left, vignette of sheep and plough with maritime 

scene, duty stamp at left (Outing 2174b), cut 

cancelled, a crisp and fresh about very fine 

£100-150 

TOWCESTER 

1517 

Towcester Old Bank, two reverse proofs (1823- 

1887), black and white on paper, bank name 

surrounded by filigree, phoenix at centre (1), printed 

by Bath & Bingley (see Outing 2197 for type), mount 

marks on reverse, discolouration, very fine (2) 

£40-60


WELLINGBOROUGH 

1518 

Wellingborough Bank (Morton, Rodick & Co), 

£1, 1 March 18(19), serial number 128, black and 

white, value at lower left and top right, bankers’ initials 

at left, manuscript signature of Morton at lower right 

(Outing 2294a) ink marks, toned, bankruptcy 

handstamp on reverse dated 1826, fine and a previously 

unseen later date (The bank ceased business in 1812) 

£120-180 

1519 

Wellingborough Bank (Morton, Rodick & Co), 

£1, 4 February 18(12), serial number 7920, black and 

white, value at lower left and top right, bankers’ initials 

at left, duty stamp at left, manuscript signature of 

Rodick at lower right (Outing 2294a) toned, torn right 

edge, very good 

£150-200 

127 

1520 

Wellingborough Bank (Morton, Rodick, Morton 

& Rodick), £1, 1 September 18(25), serial number 


and centre, bankers’ initials at centre in laurel, 

manuscript signature of Morton at lower right, 

revenue stamp on reverse in black and red featuring 

Pistrucci’s St.George motif, printed by Perkins & 

Heath (Outing 2294b) bankruptcy stamp on reverse 

dated February 11 1826, lengthy annotation on reverse, 

pinholes, a crisp very fine 

£80-120 

1521 


& Rodick), £5, 22 August 18(25), serial number 

1353, black and white, value at lower left, top right, 

centre and left, manuscript signature of Morton at 

lower right, revenue stamp on reverse in black and red, 

printed by Perkins & Heath (Outing 2294f) 

bankruptcy stamp on reverse dated February 3 1826, 

toning and discolouration, evidence of mounting on 


£120-160

1522 


& Rodick), £20, 22 August 18(25), serial number 

1353, black and white, value at lower left, centre and 

top right in laurel, bankers’ initials at top left, 

manuscript signature of Morton at lower right, duty 

stamp at left, printed by Perkins & Heath (Outing 

2294g) bankruptcy stamp on reverse dated January 19 

1826, light toning, about very fine 

£200-300 

1523 

Wellingborough & Northamptonshire Bank 

(Morton, Rodick & Co), £5, (date torn), serial 

number 3956, black and white, value at lower left and 

centre (Outing 2294b) separated and rejoined, 

annotations on reverse dated July 1820 relating to 

bankruptcy, edges cropped, toned, about good 

£50-100 

1524 


(Morton, Rodick & Company), £20, 26 October 


lower left and centre, bankers’ initials at top left, 

manuscript signature of Rodick at lower right, duty 

stamp at left (Outing 2294d) bankruptcy stamp on 

reverse dated February 3 1826, annotations on reverse, 

cropped edges, pinholes at top left, good 

£100-150 


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1525 

Wellingborough & Higham Ferrers, 

Northamptonshire Bank (Sharman, Brown & 

Goodhall), £10, 179-, no serial number, black and 

white on watermarked paper, value at lower left and 

centre, bankers’ initials at top left, duty stamp at left 

(Outing 2295b), a crisp, fresh and original good very 

fine 

£200-300 

1526 


(Morton, Rodick & Company), £20, 26 October 


lower left and centre, bankers’ initials at top left, 

manuscript signature of Morton at lower right, duty 

stamp at left (Outing 2294d) cut and rejoined twice, 

bankruptcy stamp on reverse dated April 7 1826, 

annotations on reverse, cropped edges, pinholes at top left, 

good 

£100-150


1527 

Northamptonshire Banking Company Limited, a 

collection of proof £5 (2) and £10 (2), 18- (c. 1880- 

85), no serial numbers, black and white on paper (3) 

and card (1), value at lower left, top left, top right and 

centre in tableau, arms at top centre, printed by 

Perkins, Bacon & Co. (Outing 1580b, 1580h, 1580d, 

and 1580k), mount marks, pencil annotations, 

minimal surface dirt, sections excised, otherwise 

generally good extremely fine (4) 

£80-120 

1528 

Northamptonshire Banking Company (Kettering, 

Stamford, Northampton, Wellingborough), a set 

four proof £5 from each branch of issue, 18- (c.1847- 

76), no serial numbers, black and white on card (2) 

and paper (2), value at lower left, top left, top right 

and centre in tableau, arms at top centre, printed by 

Perkins, Bacon & Co. (Outing 1580b), mount marks, 

pencil and ink annotations, surface dirt, handstamped 

‘SPECIMEN’ (2), about very fine to extremely fine (4) 

£200-250 

129 

1529 

Northamptonshire Banking Company 

(Wellingborough Branch), £10, 4 June 18(80), 


left, top left, top right and centre in tableau, arms at 

top centre, manuscript signature of A. Kempson at 

lower right, printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co. (Outing 

1580c), heavy toning, numerous handstamps in red, 

purple and black on reverse, top left corner missing, fine 

£80-120 

1530 


(Wellingborough Branch), £20, 28 September 


lower left, top left, top right and centre in tableau, 

arms at top centre, handwritten branch name at centre, 


printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co. (Outing 1580l), cut 

and rejoined, toned, numerous purple handstamps on 

reverse, top left corner missing, good fine 

£100-150


1531 

Newark Bank (Pocklington & Co), 5/-, 29 

December 180(7), serial number 433, black and 

white, value at lower left and right, arms at top centre, 

manuscript signature of lower right (Outing 1488n), 

bankruptcy handstamp on reverse, heavily toned, holes 

along creases, about good 

£120-160 

1532 

Newark Bank (Pocklington, Dickinson, Hunter & 

Co.), £1, 1 July 1801, no.16499, arms at top left, 

black, handsigned by Pocklington, embossed revenue 

stamp, bankruptcy stamp on reverse (Outing 1488b 

but earlier date), some paper loss at bottom right, very 

good 

£80-100 

1533 


Co.), £1, 1801, serial number unreadable, arms at left, 

black, embossed revenue stamp, bankruptcy stamp on 

reverse (Outing 1488b), signatures and other 

manuscrip insertions are heavily faded, very good. 

£40-60 

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NEWARK 

131 

1534 

Newark Bank (Pocklington, Dickinson & Co), £1, 

25 March 180(9), serial number 998, black and white 

on watermarked paper, value at lower left and right, 

arms at left, duty stamp at left, manuscript signature of 

lower right (Outing 1488i), bankruptcy handstamp on 

reverse, toning, fine 

£60-80 

1535 


Co.), £1, 1 February 1807, no.61?, arms at left, black, 

handsigned by Dickinson, embossed revenue stamp, 

bankruptcy stamp on reverse (Outing 1488b), very 

good. 

£40-50 

1536 


Co.), £2, 1 February 1806, serial number unreadable, 

arms at top left, black, handsigned by Dickinson, 

embossed revenue stamp, bankruptcy stamp on reverse 

(Outing 1488g), trimmed at all edges, small holes in 

body, good. 

£80-120

1537 


6 April 180(7), serial number 623, black and white, 

value at lower left, top left and centre, arms at left, 

duty stamp at left, manuscript signature of lower right 

(Outing 1488j), cropped edges, heavily toned, small hole 

at right, very good 

£80-120 

1538 


Co.), an unissued, possibly proof £2 10 shillings, 1- 

(circa 1807), arms at top left, black (Outing 1488e), 

tide mark from prior framing, mount marks on reverse, 

the body good very fine 

£150-200 

1539 


Co.), £5, 15 september 1806, no.107, arms in circular 

medallion at left, black, handsigned by Pocklington, 


(Outing 1488g), trimmed at all edges, very good 

£50-80 


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1540 


22 March 180(9), serial number 850, black and white 

on watermarked paper, value at lower left and top left, 

arms at left, duty stamp at left, manuscript signature at 

lower right (Outing 1488k), bankruptcy handstamp on 

reverse, toning and ink marks, a crisp and fresh good 

fine 

£100-150 

1541 


Compy.), a proof 5 guineas, 180-, arms in circular 

medallion at left, black on card (Outing 1488a for 

type), extremely fine 

£100-150 

1542 

Newark Bank (Pocklington, Dickinson & Co), 

£10, 26 April 180(9), serial number 377, black and 

white on watermarked paper, value at lower left and 

centre, arms at left surrounded by reads, duty stamp at 

left, manuscript signature at lower right (Outing 

1488l), bankruptcy handstamp on reverse, heavy 

moisture damage, top edge damaged, good 

£100-150


1543 

Newark Bank (Samuel Smith & Co), proof £5, 18-, 

serial number D2001, black and white on water 

marked paper, elephant in watermark, value at lower 

left, top right and centre as protector in blue, arms at 

top left (Outing 1491a), perforated ‘SPECIMEN B.W. 

& Co LONDON’, minimal surface marks, otherwise a 

beautiful about uncirculated 

£200-300 

1544 

Newark Bank (Samuel Smith & Co), proof £10, 

18-, serial number R1100, black and white on 

watermarked paper, elephant in watermark, value at 

lower left, top left and centre as protector in red, arms 

at top left (not seen, see Outing 1491a for type), 

perforated ‘SPECIMEN B.W. & Co LONDON’, 

minimal surface dirt, pencil annotation at top left 

dated ‘8 June 83’, otherwise a beautiful and fresh good 

very fine 

£200-300 

1545 

Newark upon Trent Bank (Jas. Guthrie), proof 5 

Guineas, 17- (c.1791-93), no serial number, black and 

white, value at lower left and right, Castle Gate 

emblem at top left (Outing 1487a), mounted on blue 

paper, minimal toning, otherwise original and about 

uncirculated 

£100-150 

133 

1546 

Newark upon Trent Bank (James Guthrie), 5 

guineas, 1 Aug 1791, no.139, Castlegate building at 

top left, black, handsigned by James Guthrie, 

embossed revenue stamp (Outing 1487a), oil stain at 

right, has been mounted, very good and scarce 

£200-250 

1547 

Newark upon Trent Bank (Jas. Guthrie), 5 

Guineas, 22 May 17(93), serial number 3837, black 

and white, value at lower left and left, Castle Gate 

emblem at top left, manuscript signature of Jas. 

Guthrie at lower right, duty stamp at left (Outing 

1487a), annotation on reverse relating to bankruptcy 

dated ‘1793 July 6’, hole at top right, toning, otherwise a 

not unattractive fine 

£200-300 

1548 

Newark upon Trent Bank (James Guthrie), £10, 1 

Oct. 1791, no.376, Castlegate building at top left, 

black, handsigned by James Guthrie (Outing 1487 

unlisted denomination), some paper loss in centre at 

bottom left, fair but very rare 

£100-150

1549 

Newark & Sleaford Bank (Handley, Peacock & 

Co.), an unissued £10, Newark 18- (circa 1810), 

no.4201, monogram at left, black, TEN in underprint, 

perforated ‘& Co.’ (Outing 1490 for partnership), 

near extremely fine 

£200-300 

1550 

Sleaford & Newark Bank (Peacock, Handley, 

Kirton & Handleys), £1, 9 October 181(3), serial 

number F1823, black and white, value at lower left, 

centre and top right, bankers’ initials at left, duty 

stamp at left (partnership name not seen in Outing), 

cut cancelled, toned, good fine 

£150-200 

1551 

Sleaford & Newark Bank (Peacock, Handley, 

Kirton & Handleys), 5 Guineas, 26 September 


lower left, centre as protector and top right, bankers’ 

initials at left, duty stamp at centre left (partnership 

name not seen in Outing), cut cancelled, pinholes, fine 

£200-300 


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1552 

Nottingham Bank (Samuel Smith & Company), a 

specimen £50, 18- (circa 1879), printed by Bradbury, 

Wilkinson & Co., company logo at left, black, green 

FIFTY in underprint, perforated SPECIMEN/B.W & 

Co/LONDON, No.E301, small annotation ‘Jay 79’ 

(Outing 1614n) extremely fine and rare. 

£500-600 

1553 

Nottingham Bank (Samuel Smith & Company), a 

specimen £50, 18- (circa 1880), printed by Bradbury, 

Wilkinson & Co., company logo at left, black, green 

FIFTY in underprint, perforated SPECIMEN/B.W & 

Co/LONDON, No.E801 (Outing 1614n) extremely 

fine and rare. 

£500-600 

1554 

Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Bank (Fellows, 

Mellor & Hart), £1, unissued, 181-, vignette of river 

scene at left, black, annotated ‘Third series’ in red, 

signature area cut out showing some remains of a 

signature behind, embossed revenue stamp (Outing 

1619, type not listed), good very fine 

£150-250


1555 


Hart & Co.), £1, unissued, 18- (circa 1824), vignette 

of river scene at left, black, annotated ‘Fourth Series’ 

in red, signature area cut out and top left corner cut 

where a serial number would be placed, embossed 

revenue stamp (Outing 1619, type not listed), good 

very fine 

£60-80 

1556 


Hart & Co.), a proof £1, 18- (circa 1825), vignette 

of river scene at left, black, laid down on card (Outing 

1619, type not listed), some foxing, very fine 

£150-200 

1557 

Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Bank (Hart, 

Fellows & Co.), £1, unissued, 182-, vignette of river 

scene at left, black, annotated ‘Sixth Series’ in red, red 

and black revenue stamp on reverse, (Outing 1619c), 

good very fine 

£200-300 

135 

1558 


Fellowes & Co.), £5, unissued, 18- (circa 1850), 

vignette of river scene at left, black, (Outing 1619, 

type not listed), good very fine 

£150-200 

1559 


Fellows & Co.), £5, 5 sept. 1846, no.A906, vignette 

of river scene at left, black, revenue stamp on reverse, 

(Outing 1619d), cut in half and rejoined, annotated 

‘Paid’, fine 

£150-200 

1560 

Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Bank [Fellows?], 

an unissued £10, 181-, river scene at left, black, 

signature area cut out, (Outing 1619 denomination 

not seen), good very fine 

£200-300

1561 


Fellows & Co.), an unissued £20, 18- (circa 1830), 

river scene at left, black (Outing 1619h), a lovely note 

with just one central fold, about extremely fine 

£250-350 

1562 

Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Banking 

Company, a forged £5, 21 Oct. 1848, No.9735, 

Castle in centre, black, note attached on reverse ‘Paid 

Friday 27 Dec. 1850 Forged Note’ (Outing 1621a 

var), signature cut out, small pieces missing top right, 

very good 

£100-150 

1563 


Company Limited, an unissued or specimen £5, 19- 

(circa 1905), Britannia in centre, black, blue 

underprint, blue reverse, perforated CANCELLED, 

with counterfoil (Outing 1621h), almost extremely fine 

£200-300 


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1564 


Company Limited, an unissued £5, 19- (circa 1905), 

numbered 140140, Britannia in centre, black, blue 

underprint, blue reverse, (Outing 1621h), extremely 

fine 

£200-300 

1565 

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Banking 

Company, a prood £50, 18- (circa 1860), Britannia in 

centre, black on card, printed by Batho & Bingley 

(Outing 1621 for type), a tiny amount of surface dirt, 


£200-300 

1566 

Nottingham (Willm Nunn & Compy), unissued £1, 

18- (circa 1800), allegorical female with sailing ship at 

top left, black, grey underprint, embossed revenue 

stamp (Outing 1616a), good fine 

£150-180


1567 

Nottingham (Saml Smith Esqr & Co.), one guinea, 

23 Aug. 1804, no.R122, arms at left, black, 

handsigned by one of the partners, embossed revenue 

stamp (Outing 1614e), fine 

£100-150 

1568 

Nottingham Bank (Samuel Smith & Co), proof £5, 

18-, serial number D1000, black and white on 

watermarked paper, elephant head in watermark, value 

at lower left, top right and centre as protector in blue, 

arms at top left, (Outing 1614h), perforated 

‘SPECIMEN’, pencil annotation at top left, otherwise 

about uncirculated, a beautiful note 

£200-250 

1569 


19-, serial number G1000, black and white on 

watermarked paper, elephant head in watermark, value 

at lower left, top right and centre as protector in blue, 

arms at top left, (Outing 1614h), perforated 

‘SPECIMEN’, pencil annotation at top left dated ‘15th 

Mar 1907’, otherwise about uncirculated, a beautiful 

note 

£200-250 

137 

1570 


18-, serial number J/I1001, black and white on 

watermarked paper, value at lower left, top right and 

centre as protector in blue, arms at top left, (Outing 

1614h), perforated ‘SPECIMEN B.W. & Co 

LONDON’, pencil annotation at top left dated ‘aug 

79’, evidence of mounting on reverse, otherwise about 

uncirculated 

£200-250 

1571 

Nottingham Bank (Samuel Smith & Co), proof 

£10, 18-, serial number D303, black and white, value 

at lower left, top left and centre as protector in brown, 

arms at left (Outing 1614j), two cancellation holes, 

right edge torn, otherwise about uncirculated 

£250-300 

1572 

The Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Bank 

Company, proof of unissued £5, 18-, no serial 

number, black and white on watermarked paper, value 

at centre and top right and top left pictorialised with 

allegorical maiden and factory scene, beautiful vignette 

of Nottingham Castle at top centre, printed by W. H. 

Lizars (Outing 1621e), very minimal toning, a 

beautiful about uncirculated 

£300-400

1573 

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Banking 

Company Limited., an unissued £50, 19- (circa 

1905), no.2412, Britannia in centre, black, red 

underprint FIFTY, red reverse, handwritten 

‘cancelled’ in signature area (Outing 1621j) very fine 

to extremely fine 

£500-700 

1574 


Company, a proof Bank Post Bill for £50, 

Nottingham 18- (circa 1850), Britannia at left, black, 

printed on card (Outing not listed), some foxing but 


£100-150 

1575 


Company Limited, a specimen £5, Nottingham 18- 

(circa 1870), large country house on hilltop at left, 

black, orange underprint, perforated SPECIMEN/ C. 

SKIPPER & EAST (Outing 1622e), extremely fine 

£150-200 


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1576 




black, orange underprint, perforated SPECIMEN/ C. 

SKIPPER & EAST twice (Outing 1622f), extremely 

fine 

£200-250 

1577 




black, orange underprint, perforatedSPECIMEN/ C. 

SKIPPER & EAST (Outing 1622h), extremely fine 

£200-250 

1578 





SKIPPER & EAST (Outing 1622j), extremely fine 

£300-400


1579 


Company Limited, a proof £100, Nottingham 18- 


black, on plain paper, perforatedSPECIMEN/ C. 

SKIPPER & EAST (Outing 1622 unlisted 

denomination), some annotation, paper loss at top right 

and in centre, surface dirt, fine 

£200-250 

1580 


Company Limited, a specimen £100, Nottingham 

18- (circa 1870), large country house on hilltop at left, 


SKIPPER & EAST (Outing 1622 unlisted 

denomination), crease at lower right, extremely fine and 

rare 

£60-80 

RETFORD 

1581 

Retford Bank (Pocklington, Dickinson, hunter & 

Co.), £1, 30 septr 1807, no.G983, East Retford 

emblem at left, black, handsigned by Dickinson, 


(Outing 1778a), very good 

£40-50 

139 

1582 

Retford Bank (Pocklington, Dickinson & 

Compy.), £1, 1 Novr 1808, no.296, East Retford 



(Outing 1778b), good fine 

£50-80 

1583 

Retford Bank (Pocklington, Dickinson & 

Compy.), £1, 14 Decr. 1807, no.J783, East Retford 

emblem at left, black, handsigned by Pocklington, 

bankruptcy stamp on reverse (Outing 1778b), very 

good 

£40-60 

1584 

Retford Bank (Pocklington, Dickinson, Hunter & 

Co.), £1, 24 Novr 1807, no.H467, East Retford 



(Outing 1778a), very good 

£40-60

1585 

Retford Bank (Pocklington, Dickinson, Hunter & 

Co.), £5, 9 Jany 1807, no.F191, East Retford emblem 

at left, black, handsigned by Pocklington, embossed 

revenue stamp, bankruptcy stamp on reverse (Outing 

1778c), small cut top right corner, about fine 

£50-80 

1586 

Retford Bank (Cooke, Childers, Foljambe & 

Parker), a proof £10, 18- (circa 1840), monument at 

left, black, on plain paper pasted onto card (Outing 

1779a), small nick at right edge, extremely fine 

£300-400 

1587 

Beckett & Co., Retford Branch (Edmund Denison, 

W. B. Denison, J. M. Smith, C. B. Denison, H. B. 

W. Milner & C. E. J. Cooke), proof £5, no date 

(c.1867), no serial number, black and white, value at 

lower left, top left, top left and centre, allegorical 

females with arms at top centre, flanked by buildings 

(St. Swithun’s, East Retford, to the right), centre text 

in tableau, printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co (Outing 

2432a), ‘SPECIMEN’ handstamped at lower right, 

pencil annotation at lower centre read ‘17th Dec 1867’, 

corners cropped and lower right corner torn, otherwise 

an attractive about uncirculated 

£150-200 


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1588 

Retford Bank (Beckett & Co), a collection of proof 

demand and sight bills, from 186- to 19-, no serial 

numbers, black and white, logo at left, all addressed to 

London bankers Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co, minor 

changes in date line, showcases transition from 

Retford Bank to Retford Old Bank (not seen in 

Outing) some with pencil annotations, evidence of 

mounting on reverse, generally extremely fine (10) 

£100-150 

SOUTHWELL 

1589 

Southwell Bank (Messrs Wylde, Brettle & Bolger), 

5 shillings, 20 Feb 1806, no.G130, small format note 

with monogram at top centre, black (Outing 2009 

unlisted denomination), backed, poor but very rare. 

£50-100 

1590 

Southwell Bank (William Wylde & Thomas 

Bolger), £1, 9 April 1824, no.J690, Nottinghamshire 

logo at left, black, ONE in underprint, revenue stamp 

on reverse (Outing 2009 issue not seen), some paper 

loss at right, very good 

£80-120


1591 

Southwell Bank (William Wylde & Thomas 

Bolger), a proof £5, 18- (circa 1813), 

Nottinghamshire logo at left, black on card, (Outing 

2009 type not seen), some foxing but extremely fine. 

£150-200 

1592 

Southwell Bank (Wylde & Company), £5, 1 

October 1873, no.Y85, Nottinghamshire logo at left, 

black, blue FIVE in underprint, red embossed revenue 

stamp on face, liquidation and dividend stamps on 

reverse (Outing 2009c), good fine 

£200-300 

WORKSOP 

1595 

Beckett & Co., Worksopp Branch (Edmund 

Denison, W. B. Denison, J. M. Smith, C. B. 

Denison, H. B. W. Milner & C. E. J. Cooke), proof 

£5, no date (c.1867), no serial number, black and 

white, value at lower left, top left, top left and centre, 

allegorical females with arms at top centre, centre text 

in tableau, printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co (Outing 

2432a), ‘SPECIMEN’ handstamped at lower right, 

pencil annotation at lower centre reads ‘17th Dec 1867’, 

corners cropped and lower right corner torn, otherwise 

an attractive about uncirculated 

£150-200 

141 

1596 

Worksopp Bank (Beckett & Co), a pair of proof 

demand and sight bills, 186-, no serial numbers, black 

and white, logo at left, all addressed to London 

bankers Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co, (see Outing 2432 

for partnership name), pencil annotations, evidence of 

mounting on reverse, generally extremely fine (2) 

£40-60 

1597 

Worksopp Old Bank (Beckett & Co), a collection of 

proof demand and sight bills, from 187- to 19-, no 

serial numbers, black and white, logo at left, all 

addressed to London bankers Glyn, Mills, Currie & 

Co, minor changes in date line (Bank name not seen 

in Outing, see Outing 2432 for partnership name), 

some with pencil annotations, evidence of mounting on 

reverse, generally extremely fine (8) 

£200-250


1598 

Abingdon Bank (Tombs & Co), bill of exchange for 

£30, 22 December 17(94), serial number J2155, black 

and white on watermarked paper, vignette of 

St.Nicholas Church at top left, value at top left, duty 

stamp at top left, manuscript signature of John Tombs 

at lower right (see Outing 18 for partnership name), 

extensive annotations on reverse dated ‘10th March 

1796’, burn holes at left, fine 

£100-150 

1599 

Abingdon (Josh. Wm. Bej. Tomkins & Co), 

unissued 5 Guineas, no date (c. 1782-90), no serial 

number, black and white, arms at top left, value at 

lower left and centre (Outing 17a), foxing, evidence of 

mounting on reverse, top right corner missing, otherwise 


£150-200 

OXFORDSHIRE 

ABINGDON 

143 

1600 

Navigation Bank, £1, 20 April 18(09), serial number 

(illegible), black and white, value at lower left and 

right, vignette of river scene at top left, manuscript 

signature at lower right (Outing 21a), pinholes, toned, 

ink marks and annotations on obverse and reverse, very 

good 

£200-250 

1601 

Abingdon Bank (Knapp & Co), £5, 4 July 18(31), 

serial number A1967, black and white, value at lower 

left, top right and centre as protector in blue, arms at 

left, manuscript signature of Knapp at lower right, 

revenue stamp on reverse in black and red (Outing 

20), heavily toned with annotations on obverse and 

reverse, edges cropped, very good 

£100-150 

1602 

Abingdon Bank (Knapp & Co), £5, 31 March 



arms at left, manuscript signature of Knapp at lower 

right, revenue stamp on reverse in black and red 

(Outing 20), heavily toned, hole at left, good 

£100-150

1603 

Abingdon Bank (Knapp & Co), £10, 15 October 



arms at left, manuscript signature of Knapp at lower 

right (Outing 20), toning, tear at left, pinholes, 

separated and rejoined with tape, about good 

£150-200 

1604 

Abingdon & Berkshire Bank (Child, Prince & 

Spenlove), £10, 1 January 17(99), serial number 

3711, black and white on watermarked paper, value at 

lower left, arms at left, manuscript signature of Child 

at lower right, duty stamp at lower left (Outing 19a), 

riddled with holes, ink marks, grafitti on reverse, good 

£150-200 

BANBURY 

1605 

Banbury Old Bank (Tim. Cobb & Ty. Rhodes 

Cobb), £5, 2 July 18(27), serial number 3822, black 

and white, arms a top left, value at lower left and top 

right, Britannia vignette at centre, revenue stamp on 

reverse in black and red (see Outing 71h for 

partnership name), cut cancelled, a crisp and fresh very 

fine 

£150-180 


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1606 

Banbury Old Bank (Tim. Ty. Rhodes & Edw. 

Cobb), £5, 26 February 18(34), serial number 1427, 

black and white, arms a top left, value at lower left and 

top right, Britannia vignette at centre (Outing 71i), 

cut cancelled, slightly toned, a crisp about very fine 

£150-180 

1607 

Banbury Old Bank (Tim. Cobb & T. R. Cobb), 

proof £5 and £10 pair, 18-, no serial numbers, black 

and white, arms a top left, value at lower left and right, 

Britannia vignette at centre, surrounded by border, 

revenue stamp on reverse in black and red, printed by 

Perkins, Fairman & Heath (see Outing 71 for 

partnership name), annotations on obverse and reverse, 

including a sketch for proposed design, good very fine, a 

classic design 

£200-250 

1608 

Banbury Old Bank (Tim., Thos. & T. R. Cobb), 

£10, 3 January 18(22), serial number 2299C, black 

and white, arms a top left, value at lower left and right, 

Britannia vignette at centre, duty stamp at left (see 

Outing 71d for partnership name), cut cancelled, paper 

adhered to reverse, toning and grafitti, edges cropped, 

pinholes at left, very good 

£80-120


1609 

Banbury Old Bank (Tim. Rhodes Cobb & Son), a 

collection of proofs for £5 (3) and £10 (3), 18-, no 

serial numbers, black and white on paper (4) and card 

(2), Britannia vignette at centre, value at lower left and 

top right, printed by Perkins, Fairman & Heath (see 

Outing 71 for partnership name), evidence of 

mounting on reverse, some discolouration and corners 

missing, from good to fresh about uncirculated (6) 

£400-600 

1610 

Banbury Old Bank (Timothy, Thomas & T. R. 

Cobb), bill of exchange for £196-17-10, 24 March 

18(23), no serial number, black and white, manuscript 

signature at lower right, includes a proof for bill of 

exchange (Tim. Rhodes Cobb & Son), black and 

white, arms at left (see Outing 71 for partnership 

names), evidence of mounting on reverse, minimal 

discolouration, otherwise good extremely fine (2) 

£40-50 

1611 

Banbury Bank (Bignell, Heydon & Wyatt), a trial 

and proof for 5 Guineas, no date (c. 1790-96), no 

serial number, black and white, value at lower left (not 

seen, see Outing 72 for partnership name), mounted 

on blue paper, surface dirt and light toning, otherwise 

about very fine (2) 

£100-150 

145 

1612 

Banbury Bank (Heydon, Wyatt & Heydon), £1, 18 

November 18(13), serial number S7473, black and 

white, value at lower left and top right, manuscript 

signature of of John Heydon at lower right (Outing 

72b), heavy toning, stain at left, laid down on white 

paper, very good 

£80-100 

1613 

Banbury Bank (Bignell, Heydon & Wyatt), pull of 

a £15, no date (c.1784-96), no serial number, black 

and white on watermarked paper, sun emblem at top 

left, value at lower left and right, printed in 1919 on 

Gillett & Co. Bank Note paper (not seen, see Outing 

72a for partnership name), very fine and very rare. This 

note was printed at J.A. Gillett’s direction from an old 

copper plate found in the Rectory garden pond at 

Broughton when it was cleaned in 1906. This plate was 

lent to J.A. Gillett by the Rev. C.B. Bradford who 

allowed him to have the 36 impressions, of which this is 

one. 

£50-60 

1614 

Banbury Bank (Heydon, Wyatt & Heydon), a pair 

of bills of exchange, both for £24-5-0, 2 April 1810 & 

4 April 18(03), no serial numbers, black and white, 

value at lower left, manuscript signature of R. Smith at 

lower right (see Outing 72 for partnership name), 

discolouration and torn top left corner (1), generally 


£30-50

1615 

Banbury Bank (Jonathan Gillett, Charles Gillett 

and Alfred Gillett), £5, 8 November 18(67), no 


paper, value at lower left, top right and centre at 

protector in blue, arms at top left, manuscript 

signature at lower right, partnership and bank name in 

filigree design in blue and brown on reverse (Outing 

72f) handstamped ‘CANCELLED’ at lower right, ink 

annotation on reverse, pinholes and toning, otherwise a 

crisp very fine 

£400-600 

1616 

Banbury Bank (Jonathan, Charles, Alfred, John P. 

& J. Ashby Gillett), proof £5, 18- (c. 1890), no serial 

number, black and white on watermarked paper, value 

at lower left, top right and centre at protector in blue, 

arms at top left, partnership and bank name in filigree 

design in blue and brown on reverse (Outing 72m) 

perforated cancelled, pencil annotation at lower left 

dated ‘11/3/90’, a beautiful good very fine and a 

wonderful design 

£150-200 


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1617 

Banbury Bank (Gillett & Co), £5, 1 January 19(12), 


paper, value at lower left, top right and centre at 

protector in blue, arms at top left, manuscript 



72p) ink cancelled, handstamped ‘CANCELLED’ by 

Barclays Bank Ltd., a crisp and original very fine 

£500-700 

1618 

Banbury Bank (Gillett & Co), £10, 1 December 

19(08), serial number 13964, black and white on 

watermarked paper, value at lower left, top right and 

centre at protector in blue, arms at top left, manuscript 



72q) handstamped ‘CANCELLED’ twice on obverse, 

numerous bank handstamps on reverse in purple and 

red, pinholes at top left and toning, a pleasing good fine 

£600-800


BICESTER 

1619 

Bicester & Oxfordshire Bank (George Tubb & 

Wm. Coleman), a collection of proofs for £5 (3) and 

£10 (3), 18- (c. 1866-73), no serial numbers, black 

and white on paper, value at lower left, top right and 

centre, allegorical female at top centre, Queen Victoria 

likeness at top left (3), Britannia vignette at top left (3) 

(Outing 135e, 135f), evidence of mount marks on 

reverse, pencil annotations, some with sections missing 

but generally crisp and fresh, extremely fine (6) 

£400-600 

1620 

Bicester & Oxfordshire Bank (George Tubb & 

Henry Tubb), a collection of proofs for £5 (2) and 

£10 (3), 18- (c. 1873-87), no serial numbers, black 

and white on paper (4) and card (1), value at lower 

left, top right and centre, allegorical female at top 

centre, Queen Victoria likeness at top left (3), 

Britannia vignette at top left (2) (Outing 135g and not 

seen), evidence of mount marks on reverse, pencil 

annotations, some with sections missing but generally 

crisp and fresh, extremely fine (5) 

£250-300 

147 

1621 

Bicester & Oxfordshire Bank (Tubb & Co), £5, 23 

January 19(17), serial number 12281, black and 

white, value at lower left, top right and centre, 

allegorical female at top centre, Britannia vignette at 

top left, manuscript Henry Tubb at lower right, 

printed by Perkins, Bacon & Petch (see Outing 135h 

for partnership name), handstamped ‘PAID 22 MAR 

1922’ at lower right, a crisp about very fine 

£300-400 

1622 

Bicester & Oxfordshire Bank (Tubb & Co), £10, 7 

August 19(14), serial number 5631, black and white, 

value at lower left, top right and centre, allegorical 

female at top centre, Queen Victoria likeness at top 

left, manuscript Henry Tubb at lower right, printed by 

Perkins, Bacon & Co (Outing 135h), handstamped 

‘PAID 20 JAN 1922’ at lower right, handstamped 

‘LLOYDS BANK BANBURY’ on reverse, a pleasing 

fine 

£300-400

CHIPPING NORTON 

1623 

Chipping Norton Bank (Wm. Atkins & Sons), £1, 

1 December 18(13), serial number D1474, black and 

white, value at lower left and top centre, arms at top 

left with bankers’ initials, manuscript signature in 

tableau at lower right (Outing 544a), heavy toning and 

discolouration, tear at lower edge, good 

£80-100 

1624 

Chipping Norton Bank (Corgan, Paget & 

Matthews), £1, 2 April 18(16), serial number 6912, 

black and white, value at lower left, top left and right, 

arms at left with bankers’ initials, manuscript signature 

of Corgan at lower right (Outing 543a), toning and 

discolouration, torn edges and holes along centre fold, 

good 

£100-150 

1625 


Matthews), £5, 10 April (1816), serial number 3466, 


left and centre, arms at left with bankers’ initials, duty 

stamp at left, manuscript signature of Corgan at lower 

right (Outing 543b), minimal toning at edges, a crisp 

and original about very fine 

£150-250 


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Matthews), £10, 9 May (1816), serial number 3934, 


left and centre, arms at left with bankers’ initials, duty 

stamp at left, manuscript signature of Corgan at lower 

right (Outing 543c), minimal toning, cropped edges, 

otherwise a pleasing, crisp very fine 

£150-200 

HENLEY 

1627 

Henley & Oxfordshire Bank (George Hewett & 

John Cooper), a pair of £1, 12 April 181(7) & 

September 181(7), serial number E2763 & E9911, 

black and white, value at lower left and top right, arms 

at left, manuscript signature of John Cooper at lower 

right (Outing 928a), bankruptcy handstamp and ink 

annotations on reverse, heavily toned, good (2) 

£100-150


1628 


John Cooper), £1, 21 January 18(19), serial number 

E7321, black and white, value at lower left and top 

right, arms at top left, manuscript signature of John 

Cooper at lower right (Outing 928a), top right corner 

missing, ink annotations on reverse, heavily toned, good 

£80-120 

1629 


John Cooper), £5, 2 December 181(6), serial 


and centre, arms at top left, manuscript signature of 

John Cooper at lower right (Outing 928b), 

bankruptcy handstamp dated ‘Feb 13th, 1821’ on 

reverse, heavily annotated on both sides, good 

£150-200 

1630 


John Cooper), £5, 9 January 181(8), serial number 

L2787, black and white, value at lower left and centre, 

arms at top left, manuscript signature of John Cooper 

at lower right (Outing 928b), bankruptcy handstamp 

dated ‘Feb 13th, 1821’, and ink annotations on reverse, 

heavily toned, cropped edges, good 

£100-150 

149 

1631 


John Cooper), £10, 22 September 181(8), serial 


and right, arms at top left, manuscript signature of 

John Cooper at lower right (Outing 928b), 

bankruptcy handstamp and ink annotations on reverse, 

pinholes, cropped edges, very good 

£200-250 

OXFORD 

1632 

Oxford Bank (Rich. Cox & Co), a collection of 

proofs for Oxford Bank, c. 1795-98, no serial 

numbers, black and white, arms at top left (1), 

including London partnerships ‘Smith & Patten’ and 

‘Blundell & Staffords’ (not seen, see Outing 1663 for 

partnership name), mounted on blue paper, very light 

discolouration, otherwise about uncirculated (3) 

£80-120 

1633 

Oxford Bank (Rich. Cox, Js. Morrell, Richd. F. 

Cox & R. Morrell), proof £1, 18- (c. 1804-36), no 

serial number, black and white, arms at centre in 

cartouche, value at lower center and top left (Outing 

1663a), light toning, small tear at top, otherwise good 


£150-250

1634 

Oxford Bank (Rich. Cox, Js. Morrell, Richd. F. 

Cox & R. Morrell), proof £20, 18- (c. 1804-36), no 

serial number, black and white, arms at centre in 

cartouche, value at lower centre and top left (Outing 

1663a), light toning, hole at top and small sections 

missing from top and bottom left corners, otherwise good 

extremely fine, a beautiful note and rare 

£300-400 

1635 

Oxford Bank (Rich. Wooten, Thos. Tubb & Co), 

unissued £10, 182-, serial number 1878, black and 

white on watermarked paper, value at lower left, top 

right and centre as protector, arms at top left, bankers’ 

initials at left, interesting inverted serial number at top 

left (not seen Outing), light toning, slight damage to 

top left corner on reverse, otherwise good extremely fine 

£300-400 

1636 

Oxford Old Bank (Herbert Parsons, John 

Thomson & John Parsons), £5, 1 October 18(99), 

serial number A13029, black and white, value at lower 

left, top right and centre as protector, arms at top 

centre, manuscript signature of J. Parsons at lower 

right (Outing 1660c), handstamped ‘CANCELLED’ 

twice in purple, red pencil annotation dated ‘23/12/02’ 

on reverse, two black ink marks, otherwise a fresh about 

very fine 

£400-600 


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1637 

Oxford Old Bank (Herbert Parsons, John 

Thomson & John Parsons), £20, 1 October 18(84), 


left, arms at left, red duty stamp at top left, manuscript 

signature of H. Parsons at lower right (Outing 1660e), 

handstamped ‘CANCELLED’ twice in purple, red 

pencil annotation dated ‘6/1/03’ on reverse, light 

toning, otherwise about very fine and rare 

£500-700 

WITNEY 

1638 

Oxfordshire, Witney Bank (Jn. Wms. Clinch, Jas. 

Clinch Junr. & Clinch), specimen £20, 185-, no 

serial number, black and white, value at lower left, top 

right and centre, sheep vignette at top left, printed by 

Rowe, Kentish & Co (not seen in Outing, see 2390 

for bank name), minimal toning at edges, only the 

slightest evidence of handling, good extremely fine 

£200-250


1639 

Oxfordshire, Witney Bank (Gillett & Co), £5, 3 

March 19(13), serial number W9277, black and white, 


blue, sheep vignette at top left, manuscript signature 

of Gillett at lower right, partnership initials 

surrounded by guilloche design in brown on reverse 

(Outing 2390d), handstamps ‘CANCELLED’, 

handstamped ‘LLOYDS BANK FARINGDON’ and 

‘MIDLAND BANK’ on reverse, pinholes at top right, 

otherwise a not unattractive about very fine 

£400-600 

1640 


May 19(13), serial number W4460, black and white, 


blue, sheep vignette at top centre, manuscript 

signature of Gillett at lower right, partnership initials 


(Outing 2390f), ink cancelled in pink, pinholes at left 

and toning at right, otherwise an attractive, crisp very 

fine and rare 

£400-600 

151 

1641 


May 19(13), serial number W4469, black and white, 


blue, sheep vignette at top centre, manuscript 

signature of Gillett at lower right, partnership initials 


(Outing 2390f), ink cancelled in pink, light toning, an 

attractive about very fine, rare 

£450-650 

1642 

Witney Old Bank (Batt, Backshell & Batt), £1, 8 

October 18(12), serial number 14854, black and 

white, value at lower left and centre, bankers’ initials at 

left, manuscript signature of Batt at lower right 

(Outing 2389d), toned, holes at lower left, very good 

£150-200 

WOODSTOCK 

1643 

Woodstock Bank (Jos. Brooks), £1, 9 June 18(06), 


left and top right, arms at top right, manuscript 

signature of Jos. Brooks at lower right (Outing 

2410a), toning and pinholes at left, very good 

£150-250


RUTLAND 

UPPINGHAM 

1644 

Rutland (John Clark, Richard Mitchell, Joseph Philips & Thomas 

Smith), proof £10, 18-, no serial number, black and white on card, arms 

at left, value at bottom left and top right (not seen in Outing), 

handstamped ‘SPECIMEN’, hole punched three times, mount marks on 

reverse, very faint discolouration in places, extremely fine 

£250-300 

1645 

Stamford Spalding and Boston Banking Company (Uppingham), 

proof £5, 184-, no serial number, black and white on card, arms at top left, 

value at bottom left and top right (see Outing 2036a for type), 

handstamped ‘SPECIMEN’ in black, large tear at bottom right, 

discolouration and evidence of mounting on reverse, fine 

£100-150 

153


1647 

Bungay, Suffolk & Norfolk (Matt. & Willm. 

Abel), £1, 29 January 18(13), serial number 14276, 

black and white mounted on card, value at bottom left 

and centre, Britannia and friend at left (Outing 360b), 

ink marks across centre, fine 

£250-350 

SUFFOLK 

BUNGAY 

1646 

Bungay, Suffolk & Norfolk (Matt. & Willm. Abel), £1, 6 

July 18(13), serial number 6418, black and white, value at 

bottom left and centre, bankers’ initials at top left, manuscript 

signature of Matt Abel at bottom right (Outing 360b), toned 

at edges, fine 

£150-200 

155 

1648 

Bungay, Suffolk & Norfolk (no partnership name), 

£1, 11 November 18(14), serial number 9182, black 

and white on watermarked paper, value at bottom left 

and centre, bankers’ initials at top left, manuscript 

signature of Matt Abel at bottom right (see Outing 

360b for type), ink annotations and bankruptcy stamp 

dated ‘May 5th 1815’, very fine 

£150-200

BURY ST. EDMUNDS 

1649 

Bury St. Edmunds (John Spink and Robert Carss), 

50 Guineas / £52/10, 4 April 179(5), serial number 


manuscript signature of Robert Carss at bottom right 

(Outing 379d), annotated note attached to reverse 

regarding bankruptcy, reads ‘at the Angel Inn Bury St. 

Edmunds, 22 April 1797’, original and fresh, good very 

fine 

£400-600 

1650 

Bury St. Edmunds (John Spink & Robert Carss), 5 

Guineas, 25 March 179(5), serial number A3126, 

black and white, bankers’ initials at top left, value at 

bottom left and top right, faint duty stamp at left, 

manuscript signature of Robert Carss at bottom right 

(Outing 379a), annotations on reverse and pinholes, 

fine 

£300-350 

1651 

Bury St. Edmunds (John Spink & Robert Carss), 

10 Guineas, 9 December 179(4), serial number 

B2500, black and white, bankers’ initials at top left, 

value at bottom left and top right, faint duty stamp at 

left, manuscript signature of Robert Carss at bottom 

right (Outing 379b), annotations on reverse, fine 

£300-350 


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1652 

Bury St. Edmunds (Robert Walpole), 9 Guineas, 23 


value at lower left, manuscript signature of Rob. 

Walpole at lower right (Outing 381a), ink cancelled, 

discolouration and holes, laid down on card, good 

£200-300 

1653 

Bury & Suffolk Bank (James Oakes & Orbell Ray 

Oakes), £1, 13 May 18(18), serial number 2561, 

black and white, value at top right, oak tree vignette at 

centre (Outing 386, partnership name not seen in 

Outing), cut cancelled, toned, very good 

£100-150 

1654 


Oakes), £5, 25 September 18(16), serial number 

A374, black and white, value at top right, oak tree 

vignette at centre (Outing 386, partnership name not 

seen in Outing), cut cancelled and annotated on 

reverse, about very good 

£100-150


1655 


Oakes), £5, 14 October 18(20), serial number 

B9310, black and white, value at top right, oak tree 

vignette at top left, value in blue on reverse (Outing 

386, partnership name not seen in Outing), cut 

cancelled and annotated in black and red ink, very good 

£100-150 

1656 

Bury & Suffolk Bank (Jas. Oakes, O. R. Oakes & 

H. J. Oakes), £5, 26 September 182(7), serial 

number 23809, black and white, value at top right and 

bottom left, arms at centre, revenue stamp in black and 

red on reverse (Outing 386, partnership name not 

seen in Outing), cut cancelled, good fine 

£200-300 

1657 

Bury & Suffolk Bank (Oakes, Bevan & Co.), 


value at top right, bottom left, and centre as protector, 

oak tree vignette at top left, Abbeygate vignette at top 

right, partnership name in ornate design in blue on 

reverse, engraved by Rowe, Kentish & Co., London 

(Outing 386e), two folds at bottom right corner, slight 

toning, a beautiful extremely fine 

£250-350 

157 

1658 

Suffolk & Essex Bank (Sparrow, Brown, Hanbury, 

Savill & Moor), unissued £1, 18- (c.1820s), no serial 

number, black and white, value at bottom left, castle 

vignette at top left (not seen in Outing), light foxing in 

places, a very pleasing extremely fine 

£150-200 

1659 

Suffolk & Essex Bank (James G. Sparrow, George 

Brown, Charles Hanbury, Joseph Savill & George 

Moor), £1, 13 October 18(19), serial number 

M5579, black and white, value at bottom left and top 

right, castle vignette at top left, manuscript signature 

of George Brown at bottom right (not seen in 

Outing), annotation on obverse reads ‘Altered from one 

pound to Ten pounds’, fine 

£200-300 

1660 

East of England Bank, Bury St. Edmunds Branch, 

proof on card for £5, no serial number, black and 

white, value at bottom left, top left, top right and 

centre, arms at left (not seen in Outing), ‘SPECIMEN’ 

handstamped in black, discolouration and evidence of 

mounting on reverse, about very fine and rare 

£150-200

CLARE 

1661 

Clare Bank (Jas. Ray & Ja. Reynolds Ray), £1, 16 


value at bottom left and centre, arms at left, 

manuscript signature of Ja. Ray at bottom right 

(Outing 568a), light toning and two small ink marks, 

small tape over tear on reverse, fine 

£150-200 

1662 


February 18(19), serial number 7416, black and 

white, value at bottom left and centre, vignette of 

Clare Castle ruins at top left, manuscript signature of 

Ja. Ray at bottom right (Outing 568a), some ink 

marks, very good 

£150-180 

1663 


May 18(16), serial number J2587, black and white, 

value at bottom left, arms at left (Outing 568b), cut 

cancelled, toning and annotation, about fine 

£100-150 


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1664 


June 18(18), serial number 3136, black and white, 

value at bottom left, centre and top right, vignette of 

Clare Castle ruins at top left, manuscript signature of 

Jas. Ray at bottom right, value and partnership name 

in blue on reverse (Outing 568b), toning and evidence 

of mounting on reverse, good fine 

£150-200 

1665 

Clare Bank (Jas. Ray & Ja. Reynolds Ray), unissued 


bottom left, centre and top right, vignette of Clare 

Castle ruins at top left, duty stamp at centre left, value 

and partnership name in blue on reverse (Outing 

568d), toning at edges, otherwise very fine 

£200-300 

EYE 

1666 

East of England Bank (Eye), proof on card for £5, 

184-, no serial number, black and white, value at 

bottom left, top left, top right and centre, arms at left 

(not seen in Outing), ‘SPECIMEN’ handstamped twice 

in black, some discolouration and bottom right corner 

missing, otherwise good very fine and rare 

£100-150


HADLEIGH 

1667 

Hadleigh & Manningtree (John Mills Jnr., 

J.B.Leake, Thos. Nunn & Thos. Nunn Jnr.), trial 

for £1, 181-, no serial number, black and white, value 

at bottom left and centre, vignette of Hadleigh 

Deanery at top left with arms above (not seen in 

Outing), very light toning at edges and very faint pencil 

annotation at bottom right, otherwise about 

uncirculated 

£150-200 

1668 

Hadleigh Bank (Mills, Bawtree, Dawnay, Curzon 

& Co.), £5, 3 November 18(90), serial number 2112, 


vignette at top left of Hadleigh Deanery with arms 

above, manuscript signature of Dawnay at bottom 

right, ornate design with arms on reverse (Outing 

867a), dividend handstamp in purple, two spindle holes 

at left otherwise an attractive very fine 

£400-500 

159 

1669 

Hadleigh Bank (Gurneys, Alexanders, Birkbeck, 

Barclay, Buxton & Kerrison), £5, 24 July 182(5), 

serial number E5094, red and white, value at bottom 

left, top right, and centre as protector, arms at left, 

manuscript signature of Roger Kerrison at bottom 

right, Ipswich Customs House on reverse at centre 

(Outing 868e), ink cancelled in red and black, spindle 

holes at left, otherwise an attractive very fine 

£400-500 

1670 

Hadleigh Bank (Gurneys, Alexanders, Birkbeck, 

Barclay, Buxton & Kerrison), part issued £5, 189-, 

serial number E6502, red and white on watermarked 

paper, value at bottom left, top right, and centre as 

protector, arms at left, Ipswich Customs House on 

reverse at centre (Outing 868e), ink cancelled at top 

left, a crisp and original extremely fine 

£300-400

HALESWORTH 

1671 

Halesworth & Suffolk (Gurneys, Birkbeck, Turner 

& Brightwen), specimen £5, 18-, no serial number, 

black and white on card, value at bottom left and top 

right, bankers’ initials at top left (partnership name not 

seen in Outing), ‘To this Sept. 27th 1839’ annotated in 

pencil, ‘SPECIMEN’ handstamped in black, evidence of 

mounting on reverse, some staining, about extremely fine 

£150-200 

1672 

Halesworth & Suffolk (Gurney, Birkbeck, Barclay, 

Buxton, Orde & Buxton), proof for £5, 18-, no 

serial number, black and white, value at bottom left 

and top right, bankers’ initials at top left, printed by 

Perkins Bacon (Outing 873j), ‘To this 14th Oct 1870’ 

annotated in pencil, stain at left, otherwise good 


£100-150 

1673 

Halesworth & Suffolk (Gurneys, Birkbeck, 

Brightwen & Orde), proof for £5, 18-, no serial 


right, bankers’ initials at top left, printed by Perkins 

Bacon (Outing 873), pencil annotation and evidence of 

mounting on reverse, small tear at bottom otherwise 


£100-150 


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1674 


Buxtons & Orde), proof for £5, 18-, no serial 


right, bankers’ initials at top left, printed by Perkins 

Bacon (partnership name not seen in Outing), ‘To this 

6th Oct /81’ annotated in pencil, section removed at 

bottom right, evidence of mounting on reverse, otherwise 


£80-120 

1675 


Buxtons & Orde), £5, 17 October 18(87), serial 

number G7644, black and white, value at bottom left 


Perkins Bacon, manuscript signature of Chas. 

Somerville Orde at bottom right, bank name with 

value at top and bottom on reverse (partnership name 

not seen in Outing), toning, EYE squared circle 

postmark on obverse, fine 

£300-350


1676 


Buxton, Brightwen & Orde), proof for £5, 18-, no 

serial number, black and white, value at bottom left 


Perkins Bacon (partnership name not seen in Outing), 

‘Brightwen & Orde’ crossed out, and ‘Orde & Buxton 

from this’ annotated in pencil, evidence of mounting on 

reverse, otherwise extremely fine 

£100-150 

1677 

Halesworth & Suffolk (Gurneys, Birkbeck and 

Co.), proof for £5, 18-, no serial number, black and 


initials at top left, printed by Perkins Bacon 

(partnership name not seen in Outing), “in error, to 

this 12th Oct 1839” annotated in pencil, evidence of 

mounting on reverse, otherwise about extremely fine 

£100-150 

161 

1678 

Halesworth & Suffolk (Gurneys, Birkbeck, Turner 

& Brightwen), specimen £10, 18-, no serial number, 

black and white, value at bottom left and top right, 

bankers’ initials at top left, printed by Perkins Bacon 

(partnership name not seen in Outing), ‘from this 23rd 

Oct /57’ annotated in pencil at bottom, ‘SPECIMEN’ 

handstamped twice at bottom right, evidence of 

mounting on reverse, about extremely fine 

£80-100 

1679 

Suffolk & Halesworth Bank (Samuel Badeley, 

John Woodcock & Joseph Badeley), £10, 10 

October (1797), serial number 99, black and white, 

value at bottom left and centre, bankers’ initials at top 

left, two duty stamps at left, manuscript signature of 

Sam Badeley at bottom right (Outing 874c), 

annotation on both sides, handstamp in black reads 

‘Halesworth June 8th, 1799, Exhibited to us under a 

Commiffion of Bankrupt againft Samuel Badeley & 

Co’, about very fine and a pleasing item for 1797 

£200-300

IPSWICH 

1680 

Ipswich (Self and Co.), 4 Pence, 31 May 17(96), 

serial number 1173, black and white, banker’s initials 

at top left, value at bottom left and right, manuscript 

signature of J.D.Wilkinson at bottom right (Outing 

1046a), surface mark at bottom left, an original and 

attractive good very fine 

£150-200 

1681 

Ipswich Bank (Ralph Holden, Sanders & Co.), £1, 

10 January 18(07), serial number 3214, black and 

white, value at bottom left, centre and top right, oak 

tree vignette at top left, manuscript signature of Ralph 

Holden at bottom right, duty stamp at bottom 

(Outing 1047a), toning and evidence of mounting on 

reverse, small tear at left, good fine 

£150-200 


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1682 

Ispwich & Suffolk (Ralph Holden, Sanders & 

Co.), £5, 14 February 18(07), serial number A1315, 

black and white, value at bottom left, oak tree vignette 

at top left, manuscript signature of Ralph Holden at 

bottom right (Outing 1047d), toning, hole at top left 

with repair attempt on reverse, good 

£100-150 

1683 

Ipswich (Cobbold, Bacon, Rodwell, Dunningham 

& Co.), £1, 1 September 182(5), serial number 

a1249, black and white, value at bottom left, top right 

and centre as protector, arms at top left, revenue stamp 

on reverse in red and black (partnership not seen in 

Outing), cut and cancelled, toning and annotations, 

paper attached to back reads ‘Bacon & Co. Ipswich 4 

July 1881’, about fine 

£100-150 

1684 

Ipswich (Bacon, Cobbold, Rodwell, Dunningham 

& Cobbold), £1, 27 January 18(26), serial number 

2033, black and white, value at bottom left, top right 

and centre as protector, arms at top left, revenue stamp 

on reverse in red and black (Outing 1045e), cut and 

cancelled, toning and annotations, paper attached to 

back reads ‘Bacon & Co. Ipswich 4 July 1881’, about 

fine 

£150-200


1685 

Ipswich (Bacon, Cobbold & Co.), £5, 24 Oct 

190(4), serial number J4499, black and white, blue 

underprint, value at bottom left, top right and centre 

as protector, arms at centre surrounded by guilloche, 

manuscript signature of Cobbold at bottom right, 

printed by W.W.Sprague & Co. (Outing 1045), 

cancellation holes, ‘CANCELLED’ handstamped twice 

in purple ink, rare, one of the last issues from the bank’s 

final months of operation, extremely fine 

£300-400 

1686 

Ipswich (Bacon, Cobbold, Rodwell, Duningham & 

Cobbold), proof for £10, 182-, no serial number, 

black and white on paper mounted on card, value at 

bottom left, top left, and top right, arms at centre, 

maritime vignette at centre, moiré tableau at bottom 

right (see Outing 1045 for type), very rare, possibly the 

first £10 seen for this partnership name, attractive and 


£300-400 

163 

1687 

Ipswich & Needham Market (Gurneys, 


Kerrison), £5, 18 April 18(89), serial number 02291, 

red and white, value at bottom left and centre at 

protector, Ipswich Customs House on reverse (see 

Outing 1043k for type, previously unknown earlier 

date for partnership) annotation on reverse in ink and 

blue pencil, cut cancelled, fine 

£150-200 

1688 



Kerrison), £5, 1 July 18(94), serial number R169, red 

and white, value at bottom left, top right, and centre 

as protector, manuscript signature of W. Alexander at 

bottom right, Ipswich Customs House on reverse with 

bankers’ initials at top and bottom (not seen, see 

Outing 1043n for partnership name), about very fine 

and very rare; an issued but not cancelled item from a 

very rare issue 

£400-600 

1689 

Ipswich & Needham Market (Alexanders and 

Spooner), £10, 11 April (1806), serial number 

M1156, black and white, value at bottom left and top 

right (Outing 1043c), cut cancelled, ink annotations 

on reverse, toning, note attached to reverse reads 

‘Alexanders Ipswich 4 July 81’, very good 

£50-100

1691 


Alexanders, Birkbeck, Barclay & Buxton), 

£10, 4 April 18(92), serial number N9996, red 

and white on watermarked paper, value at 

bottom left and centre at protector, manuscript 

signature of Alexander at bottom right, Ipswich 

Customs House on reverse (see Outing 1043n 

for type), a previously unknown earlier date and 

rare denomination for this partnership, an 

attractive very fine 

£600-800 


1692 

Skynner’s Bread Charity, St. Matthew’s, Ipswich, 3 

pence token note, c. black on blue card (not seen in 

Outing), in 1698 Mr. Henry Skynner, a portman, purchased 

land, the rent of which was expended on bread for the poor, 8 

shillings of bread was distributed every Sunday 

£40-50 

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1690 



Kerrison), unissued £10, 18-, serial number 

0502, red and white on watermarked paper, 

value at bottom left and centre at protector, 

Ipswich Customs House on reverse (Outing 

1043m), ink ‘cancelled’ at top left, evidence of 

mounting on reverse, a very attractive extremely 

fine 

£300-400


LOWESTOFT 

1693 

Lowestoft (Gurneys, Birkbeck, Brightwen & 

Orde), proof bill of exchange, 18- (c.1865), no serial 

number, black and white, bankers’ initials at top left 

(partnership not seen in Outing), ‘to this March 23rd 

/65’ annotated in pencil at bottom right, mount marks 

on reverse, dirt at bottom left, good very fine 

£30-40 

1694 

Yarmouth & Suffolk Bank, a collection of proofs of 

sight bills, all 18-, no serial numbers, black and white, 

for Beccles, Lowestoft, North Lowestoft and South 

Lowestoft, comprising partnership names ‘Gurneys, 

Birkbeck, Barclay and Co.’ (3) and ‘Gurneys, 

Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxton, Brightwen & Orde’ (3) 

(not seen in Outing), generally mount marks on reverse, 

some discolouration and surface dirt, otherwise about 


£80-100 

165 

NEWMARKET 

1695 

Newmarket (Hammond & Co.), £5, 27 September 

18(99), serial number 18614, black and white with 

green underprint, bankers’ initials at left, value at 

bottom left and centre as protector, red duty stamp at 

top left, manuscript signature of Lewis Hammond at 

bottom right, bank name within guilloche design on 

reverse in green (Outing 1530d), handstamped 

‘CANCELLED’ twice in red, ‘THE CAPITAL & 

COUNTIES BANK, ELY’ handstamped in purple, 


£150-250 

1696 

Newmarket (Hammond & Co.), £5, 9 May 19(02), 

serial number 18957, black and white with green 

underprint, bankers’ initials at left, value at bottom left 

and centre as protector, red duty stamp at top left, 

manuscript signature of Lewis Hammond at bottom 

right, bank name within guilloche design on reverse in 

green (Outing 1530d), handstamped ‘CANCELLED’ 

twice in red, grafitti in blue pencil on reverse, fine 

£200-300

1697 

Newmarket (Hammond & Co.), £5, 16 February 

19(03), serial number 19066, black and white with 

green underprint, bankers’ initials at left, value at 




reverse in green (Outing 1530d), handstamped 

‘CANCELLED’ twice in red, ‘THE CAPITAL & 

COUNTIES BANK, ELY’ and ‘BARCLAY & 

COMPANY’ both handstamped on reverse, very fine 

£200-300 

1698 

Newmarket (Hammond & Co.), £10, 1 May 

18(95), serial number 4349, black and white with blue 

underprint, bankers’ initials at left, value at top right, 




reverse in blue (Outing 1530f), handstamped 

‘CANCELLED’ twice in purple, toning, about very fine 

£200-300 


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1699 

Newmarket (Hammond & Co.), £10, 16 February 

19(03), serial number 4497, black and white with blue 

underprint, bankers’ initials at left, value at top right, 




reverse in blue (Outing 1530f), handstamped 

‘CANCELLED’ twice in purple, light toning and 

pinholes at top left, otherwise a beautiful good very fine 

£250-350 

1700 

Newmarket Commercial Bank (Robt. Bryant & 

Son), reverse proof for unissued £10, no date (c.), no 

serial number, black and white on card, ornate border, 

bankers’ initials at centre, crown at top centre, value at 

bottom left and top right, cameo bust at bottom 

centre (see Outing 1531), corner fold and the slightest 

evidence of handling, otherwise about uncirculated and 

rare 

£40-60


SAXMUNDHAM 

1701 

Halesworth & Suffolk (Gurneys & Co.), specimen 

bill of exchange, 18-, no serial number, black and 

white on card, bankers’ initials at left (not seen in 

Outing), ‘January 26th 1848’ annotated in pencil at 

left, evidence of mounting on reverse, about extremely 

fine 

£30-40 

STOWMARKET 

1702 

Stowmarket Bank (Brown, Bevan, Prentice, Moor 

& Hanbury), £5, 1 December 18(20), serial number 

66325, black and white, value at bottom left and top 

right, canal scene vignette at top left, revenue stamp 

on reverse in black and red (not seen in Outing), cut 

cancelled, heavily toned, good 

£100-150 

1703 

Stowmarket Bank (Henry James Oakes, Robert 

Bevan, Manng. Prentice, Geo. Moor & Dav. 

Hanbury), £5, 19 May 18(36), serial number 61388, 

black and white, value at bottom left and top right, 

oak tree vignette at top left, canal scene vignette at top 

right, revenue stamp on reverse in red and black 

(Outing 2076b), cut cancelled, heavy toning, mounting 

and handstamps on reverse, good 

£50-100 

167 

1704 

Stowmarket (Henry James Oakes, Robert Bevan, 

Geo. Moor & W. R. Bevan), £5 30 October 18(38), 


left and top right, oak tree vignette at top left, canal 

scene vignette at top right (Outing ) cut cancelled, cut 

and rejoined, overall good 

£80-120 

1705 

Stowmarket Bank (Henry Jas. Oakes, Geo. Moor 

& William Robert Bevan), £5, 1 November 185(5), 


left and top right, oak tree vignette at top left, canal 

scene vignette at top right, bankers’ names on reverse 

in red (Outing 2076f), cut cancelled, pinholes at top 

left, a fresh good fine 

£100-150 

1706 

Stowmarket Bank (Brown, Bevan, Fenn, Prentice, 

Moor & Hanbury), £10, 21 December 18(26), serial 

number J8002, black and white, value at bottom left, 

centre and top right, canal scene vignette at top left, 

duty stamp at bottom left (Outing 2074h), cut 

cancelled twice, pinholes at top left, annotations on 

reverse, about fine 

£80-140


1708 

Stowmarket Bank (Henry Jas. Oakes, Geo. Moor & 

William Robert Bevan), £10, 1 November 185(5), 

serial number F2316, black and white, value at bottom 

left, centre and top right, oak tree vignette at top left, 

canal scene vignette at top right, bankers’ names on 

reverse in green (Outing 2076h), cut cancelled, four 

pinholes at top left otherwise a crisp extremely fine 

£140-180 

1710 

Suffolk & Essex Bank (Brown, Hanbury, Bevan, 

Fenn & Co.), £1, 1 February 18(26), serial number 

M1964, black and white, value at bottom left and centre, 

canal scene vignette at left, revenue stamp on reverse in 

black and red (Outing 2074f), cut cancelled twice, 

evidence of mounting on reverse, good 

£100-150 

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1707 

Stowmarket Bank (Henry James Oakes, Robert 

Bevan, Geo. Moor & Wm. R. Bevan), £10, 1 January 


bottom left and top right, oak tree vignette at top left, 

canal scene vignette at top right, bankers’ names on 

reverse in green (Outing 2076f), separated and rejoined, 

annotations on reverse, toning and ink marks, about fine 

£100-150 

1709 

Suffolk & Essex Bank (James Crowe, James Goodeve 

Sparrow & George Brown), £1, 28 November 180(3), 

serial number 9309, black and white, value at bottom left 

and centre, bankers’ initials at top left, canal scene 

vignette at left, manuscript signature of George Brown at 

bottom right (Outing 2074a), heavy foxing and toning, 

about good 

£150-200


SUDBURY 

1711 

Sudbury Bank (Gurneys, Alexanders, Birkbeck, 

Barclay, Buxton & Kerrison), £5, 14 June 18(90), 

serial number D7437, red and white, value at bottom 

left, centre and top right, corn exchange building at 

centre, manuscript signature of R.Kerrison at bottom 

right, Ipswich Customs House on reverse (see Outing 

2098d for type), ink cancelled in pink, purple 

handstamp, pinholes and toning at top right, fine 

£400-600 

1712 


Barclay, Buxton & Kerrison), £5, 25 March 18(80), 

serial number C6499, red and white, value at bottom 

left, centre and top right, corn exchange building at 

centre, manuscript signature of Samuel Alexanders at 

bottom right (Outing 2098b), ink cancelled in pink, 

pinholes at top left and toning at edges, a pleasing fine 

£450-650 

1713 


Barclay, Buxton & Kerrison), £10, 9 July 18(94), 

serial number A2994, red and white on watermarked 

paper, value at bottom left, centre and top right, corn 

exchange building at centre, Ipswich Customs House 

on reverse (see Outing 2098c for type), cut cancelled, 

a few pinholes, faint toning at top right otherwise about 

very fine 

£300-400 

169 

WOODBRIDGE 

1714 

Woodbridge (Dykes, Alexander, Sam. Alexander 

Junr. & Cornelius Collett), £1, 21 March 18(20), 


left, manuscript signature of Cornelius Collett at 

bottom right, value on reverse with partnership name 

at top (Outing 2399d), numerous holes, toning, very 

good 

£150-200 

1715 

Woodbridge Bank (Alexanders & Co.), proof for 

£5, 18-, no serial number, black and white on card, 

value at bottom left and top right, allegorical female 

trio vignette at top centre, bankers’ initials at left (not 

seen in Outing), mount marks on reverse, handstamped 

‘SPECIMEN’ at bottom right, discolouration at bottom 


£150-200 

1716 

Woodbridge Bank (Alexanders & Co.), proof for 

£5, 18-, no serial number, black and white on paper, 

value at bottom left and top right, allegorical female 

trio vignette at top centre, bankers’ initials at left (not 

seen in Outing), handstamped ‘SPECIMEN’ at bottom 

right, discolouration at bottom and right side torn, 


£100-150

1717 

Woodbridge (Gurneys, Alexanders, Birkbeck, 

Barclay, Buxton & Kerrison), £5, 21 February 

18(93), serial number E542, black and white on 

paper, value at bottom left and top right, allegorical 

female trio vignette at top centre, bankers’ initials at 

left, manuscript signature of Samuel Alexander at 

bottom right (Outing 2399l), light toning at top right, 

pin holes at top left, yet an original and fresh about very 

fine 

£600-800 

1718 

Woodbridge (Gurneys, Alexanders, Birkbeck, 

Barclay, Buxton & Kerrison), unissued £5, 18-, 

serial number E802, black and white on paper, value 

at bottom left and top right, allegorical female trio 

vignette at top centre, bankers’ initials at left (Outing 

2399n), ink cancelled, an original and fresh extremely 

fine 

£160-200 

1719 

Woodbridge (Francis Brooke, Philip Riches & 

Cornelius Collett), unissued £10, 17-, no serial 

number, black and white mounted on blue paper, 

value at bottom left, pastoral vignette at top left, 

includes a sight bill mounted on blue paper (Outing 

2399a), only slight discolouration, and faint marking, 


£150-200 


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1720 

Woodbridge Bank, a selection of halved proofs for £5 

and £10, no dates, no serial numbers, black and white 

on paper, comprising partnerships ‘Alexanders & Co.’ 

(1), ‘Gurneys, Alexanders, Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxton 

& Kerrison’ (1) and ‘Alexanders, Birkbeck, Barclay & 

Buxton’ (5) (Outing 2399i, 2399k and 2399p), all 

with mount marks on reverse and pencil annotation, 


£100-200 

1721 

Woodbridge (Alexanders, Birkbeck, Barclay & 

Buxton), £10, 14 February 18(87), serial number 

B1690, black and white, value at bottom left, centre 

and top right, allegorical female trio at left (Outing 

2399k), cut cancelled, extremely fine 

£200-250 

1722 

Suffolk Banking Company, reverse proof for £5, 

black and white on paper, ornate border composed of 

leaves and shells, castle at top centre (not seen in 

Outing), two string creases, top right corner missing, 


£40-50

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saLe titLe Date CoDe name saLe no. 

The David Kirch Collection of Friday 14 December 2012 ANGLIA 12050 

English Provincial Banknotes - Part II at 10.00 a.m. 

i request spink, without legal obligations of any kind on its part, to bid on the following Lots up to the price given below. 

i understand that if my bid is successful the purchase price payable will be the sum of the final bid and a premium as a percentage of the final bid (together with any vat 

chargeable). the rate of premium is 20% of the final hammer price of each lot. 

all bids shall be treated as offers made on the terms and Conditions for buyers printed in the catalogue. i also understand that spink provides the service of executing 

bids on behalf of clients for the convenience of clients and that spink will not be held responsible for failing to execute bids. if identical commission bids are received for 

the same Lot, the commission bid received first by spink will take precedence. please note that you will not be notified if there are higher written bids received. if you 

require such notification then this is available on bids made via spink live bidding service. 

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY IN BLOCK LETTERS AND ENSURE THAT BIDS ARE IN STERLING 

Lot number 

(in numerical order) 

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please charge all purchases to my card 

Lot number 


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WRITTEN BIDS FORM 

this form should be sent or faxed to the 

spink auction office in advance of the sale. 

aDDress ____________________________________________________ references for new clients should be 

supplied in good time to be taken up 

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ENGLISH PROVINCIAL BANKNOTES 

PART II: EAST ANGLIA AND EAST MIDLANDS 

Lot number 


14 DECEMBER 2012 

LONDON 

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REFERENCES REQUIRED FOR CLIENTS NOT YET KNOWN TO SPINK 

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BIDDING INCREMENTS 

bidding generally opens below the low estimate and advances in the following order 

although the auctioneer may vary the bidding increments during the course of the 

auction. the normal bidding increments are: 

up to £100 by £5 

£100 to £300 by £10 

£300 to £600 £320-£350-£380-£400 etc. 

£600 to £1,000 by £50 

£1,000 to £3,000 by £100 

£3,000 to £6,000 £3,200-£3,500-£3,800-£4,000 etc. 

£6,000 to £20,000 by £500 

£20,000 and up auctioneer’s discretion 

Date saLe no. 

Friday 14 December 2012 12050 

at 10.00 a.m. 

Lot number 


price bid £ 


VAT is chargeable on the hammer and 

the premium of daggered (†) and (Ω) 

lots at the standard rate (currently 

20%), and on lots marked (x) at the 

reduced rate (currently 5% on the 

hammer and 20% on the premium). 

vat on margin scheme lots is payable 

at 20% on the premium only. 

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR BUYERS 

These conditions set out the terms on which we (Spink and Son Limited of 69 Southampton Row, Bloomsbury London WC1B 4ET (company no. 04369748)) contract 

with you (Buyer) either as agent on behalf of the Seller or as principal if we are the Seller. You should read these conditions carefully. 

1 DEFINITIONS 

The following definitions in this condition apply in these conditions. 

Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme means a VAT margin scheme as defined by HM Revenue & Customs; 

Buyer’s Premium means the charge payable by you as a percentage of the Hammer Price, at the rates set out in clause 5.1 below; 

Certificate of Authenticity means a certificate issued by an Expert Committee confirming the authenticity of a Lot; 

Expert Committee means a committee of experts to whom a Lot may be sent for an extension in accordance with clause 3.4.3; 

Forgery means a Lot constituting an imitation originally conceived and executed as a whole with a fraudulent intention to deceive as to 

authorship, origin, age, period, culture or source where the correct description as to such matters is not reflected by the description 

in the catalogue and which at the date of the auction had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance 

with the description in the catalogue. Accordingly, no Lot shall be capable of being a Forgery by reason of any damage and/or 

restoration work of any kind (including re-enamelling); 

Hammer Price means the amount of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer in relation to a Lot; 

Lot means any item deposited with us for sale at auction and, in particular, the item or items described against any Lot number in any 

catalogue; 

Reserve the amount below which we agree with the Seller that the Lot cannot be sold; 

Seller means the owner of the Lot being sold by us; 

Spink Group Spink and Son Limited, our subsidiaries and associated companies. 

VAT value added tax chargeable under VAT and any similar replacement or additional tax; and 

VAT Symbols means the symbols detailing the VAT status of the Lot details of which are set out at the back of the catalogue. 

2 SPINK’S ROLE AS AGENT 

2.1 All sales undertaken by us either at auction or privately are undertaken 

either as agent on behalf of the Seller or from time to time, as principal 

if we are the owner of the Lot. Please note that even if we are acting as 

agent on behalf of the Seller rather than as principal, we may have a 

financial interest in the Lot. 

2.2 The contract for the sale of the Lot will be between you and the Seller. 

3 BEFORE THE SALE 

3.1 Examination of goods 

You are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which you 

are interested, before the auction takes place. Condition reports are 

usually available on request. We provide no guarantee to you other 

than in relation to Forgeries, as set out in clause 5.13 of these Terms 

and Conditions. 

3.2 Catalogue descriptions 

3.2.1 Statements by us in the catalogue or condition report, or made 

orally or in writing elsewhere, regarding the authorship, origin, 

date, age, size, medium, attribution, genuineness, provenance, 

condition or estimated selling price of any Lot are merely 

statements of opinion, and are not to be relied on as statements of 

definitive fact. Catalogue illustrations are for guidance only, and 

should not be relied on either to determine the tone or colour of 

any item or to reveal imperfections. Estimates of the selling price 

should not be relied on as a statement that this price is either the 

price at which the Lot will sell or its value for any other purpose. 

3.2.2 Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being 

in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given 

by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or 

restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and the 

absence of such a reference does not imply that an item is free from 

defects or restoration nor does a reference to particular defects 

imply the absence of any others. 

3.2.3 Other than as set out in clause 5.13, and in the absence of fraud, 

neither the Seller nor we, nor any of our employees or agents, are 

responsible for the correctness of any statement as to the 

authorship, origin, date, age, attribution, genuineness or 

provenance of any Lot nor for any other errors of description or for 

any faults or defects in any Lot. 

3.3 Your Responsibility 

You are responsible for satisfying yourself as to the condition of the 

goods and the matters referred to in the catalogue description. 

3.4 Extensions – Stamps only 

3.4.1 If you wish to obtain an expert opinion or Certificate of 

Authenticity on any Lot (other than a mixed Lot or Lot containing 

undescribed stamps) you must notify us in writing not less than 

forty-eight hours before the time fixed for the commencement of 

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the first session of the sale. If accepted by us, such request shall have 

the same effect as notice of an intention to question the 

genuineness or description of the Lot for the purposes of clause 

5.13 (Refund in the case of Forgery) of these Terms and 

Conditions and the provisions of clause 5.13 (Refund in the case of 

Forgery) shall apply accordingly. 

3.4.2 Notice of a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of 

Authenticity must give the reason why such opinion is required and 

specify the identity of your proposed expert which will be subject 

to agreement by us. We reserve the right, at our discretion, to 

refuse a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity 

including (without limitation) where the proposed expert is not 

known to us. 

3.4.3 If we accept a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of 

Authenticity we will submit the Lot to the Expert Committee. You 

acknowledge and accept that the length of time taken by an Expert 

Committee to reach an opinion will vary depending on the 

circumstances and in any event is beyond our control. 

3.4.4 We will not normally accept a request for an extension on 

account of condition. Any Lot described in the catalogue as having 

faults or defects may not be returned even if an expert opinion or 

Certificate of Authenticity cites other faults or defects not included 

in the catalogue description, other than in the case of a Forgery. 

3.4.5 Should Spink accept a request for an extension under the 

foregoing provisions of this paragraph, the fact may be stated by the 

Auctioneer from the rostrum prior to the sale of the Lot. 

3.4.6 It should be noted that any stamp accompanied by a Certificate 

of Authenticity is sold on the basis of that Certificate only and not 

on the basis of any other description or warranty as to authenticity. 

No request for an extension will be accepted on such a stamp and 

the return of such a stamp will not be accepted. 

4.1 Refusal of admission 

Our sales usually take place on our own premises or premises over 

which we have control for the sale, and we have the right, exercisable 

at our complete discretion, to refuse admission to the premises or 

attendance at an auction. 

4.2 Registration before bidding 

You must complete and sign a registration form and provide 

identification before making a bid at auction. Please be aware that we 

usually require buyers to undergo a credit check. 

Some lots may be designated, prior to the auction, as “Premium Lots”, 

which means a deposit may be required before placing a bid on the 

item for sale. Information will be posted on our website in such an 

event.

4.3 Bidding as Principal 

When making a bid (whether such bids are made in person or by 

way of telephone bids operated by Spink, commission or online or 

email bids), you will be deemed to be acting as principal and will be 

accepting personal liability, unless it has been agreed in writing, at the 

time of registration, that you are acting as agent on behalf of a third 

party buyer acceptable to us. 

4.4 Commission Bids 

If you give us instructions to bid on your behalf, by using the form 

provided in our catalogues or via our website, we shall use reasonable 

endeavours to do so, provided these instructions are received not later 

than 24 hours before the auction. If we receive commission bids on a 

particular Lot for identical amounts, and at auction these bids are the 

highest bids for the Lot, it will be sold to the person whose bid was 

received first. Commission bids are undertaken subject to other 

commitments at the time of the sale, and the conduct of the auction 

may be such that we are unable to bid as requested. Since this is 

undertaken as a free service to prospective buyers on the terms stated, 

we cannot accept liability for failure to make a commission bid. You 

should therefore always attend personally if you wish to be certain of 

bidding. 

4.5 On-line Bidding 

We offer internet services as a convenience to our clients. We will not 

be responsible for errors or failures to execute bids placed on the 

internet, including, without limitation, errors or failures caused by (i) a 

loss of internet connection by either party for whatever reason; (ii) a 

breakdown or problems with the online bidding software and/or (iii) 

a breakdown or problems with your internet connection, computer or 

system. Execution of on-line internet bids is a free service undertaken 

subject to other commitments at the time of the auction and we do not 

accept liability for failing to execute an online internet bid or for errors 

or omissions in connection with this activity. 

4.6 Telephone Bids 

If you make arrangements with us not less than 24 hours before the 

sale, we shall use reasonable endeavours to contact you to enable you 

to participate in bidding by telephone, but in no circumstances will we 

be liable to either the Seller or you as a result of failure to do so. 

4.7 Currency Converter 

At some auctions, a currency converter will be operated, based on the 

one month forward rates of exchange quoted to us by Barclays Bank 

Plc or any other appropriate rate determined by us, at opening on the 

date of the auction. Bidding will take place in a currency determined by 

us, which is usually sterling for auctions held in London. The currency 

converter is not always reliable, and errors may occur beyond our 

control either in the accuracy of the Lot number displayed on the 

converter, or the foreign currency equivalent of sterling bids. We shall 

not be liable to you for any loss suffered as a result of you following the 

currency converter. 

4.8 Video images 

At some auctions there will be a video screen. Mistakes may occur in its 

operation, and we cannot be liable to you regarding either the 

correspondence of the image to the Lot being sold or the quality of the 

image as a reproduction of the original. 

4.9 Bidding Increments 

Bidding generally opens below the low estimate and advances in the 

following order although the auctioneer may vary the bidding 

increments during the course of the auction. The normal bidding 

increments are: 

Up to £100 by £5 

£100 to £300 by £10 

£300 to £600 £320-£350-£380-£400 etc. 

£600 to £1,000 by £50 

£1,000 to £3,000 by £100 

£3,000 to £6,000 £3,200-£3,500-£3,800-£4,000 etc. 

£6,000 to £20,000 by £500 

£20,000 and up Auctioneer’s discretion 

4.10 Bidding by Spink 

4.10.1 We reserve the right to bid on Lots on the Seller’s behalf up to 

the amount of the Reserve (if any), which will never be above the 

low estimate printed in the auction catalogue. 

4.10.2 The Spink Group reserves the right to bid on and purchase 

Lots as principal. 

4.11 The Auctioneer’s Discretion 

The auctioneer has the right at his absolute discretion to refuse any bid 

to advance the bidding in such manner as he may decide to withdraw 

or divide any Lot, to combine any two or more Lots and, in the case of 

error or dispute, to put an item up for bidding again. 


4.12 Successful Bid 

Subject to the auctioneer’s discretion, the striking of his hammer marks 

the acceptance of the highest bid, provided always that such bid is 

higher than the Reserve (where applicable), and the conclusion of a 

contract for sale between you and the Seller. 

4.13 After Sale Arrangements 

If you enter into any private sale agreements for any Lot with the Seller 

within 60 days of the auction, we, as exclusive agents of the Seller 

reserve the right to charge you the applicable Buyer’s Premium in 

accordance with these Terms and Conditions, and the Seller a 

commission in accordance with the terms of the Seller’s agreement. 

4.14 Return of Lot 

Once your bid has been accepted for a Lot then you are liable to pay 

for that Lot in accordance with these Terms and Conditions. If there 

are any problems with a Lot then you must notify us within 7 days of 

receipt of the Lot, specifying the nature of the problem. We may then 

request that the Lot is returned to us for inspection. Save as set out in 

clause 5.13, the cancellation of the sale of any Lot and the refund of 

the corresponding purchase price is entirely at our sole discretion. We 

will not normally exercise that discretion if the Lot is not received by 

us in the same condition that it was in at the auction date. 

5 AFTER THE AUCTION 

5.1 Buyer’s Premium 

In addition to the Hammer Price, you must pay us the Buyer’s 

Premium at a rate of 20% of the final Hammer Price of each Lot. 

5.2 Value Added Tax 

Other than in respect of Zero-rated Lots (o) (see VAT Symbols for 

details), VAT is payable on the Buyer’s Premium and on the Hammer 

Price, if the Lot has been marked with a sign to that effect in the 

catalogue (see VAT Symbols for details). 

5.3 VAT Refunds 

General 

5.3.1 As we remain liable to account for VAT on all Lots unless they 

have been exported outside the EU within 3 months of the date of 

sale, you will generally be asked to deposit all amounts of VAT 

invoiced. However, if a Spink nominated shipper is instructed, then 

any refundable VAT will not be collected. In all other cases credits 

will be made when proof of export is provided. If you export the 

Lot yourself you must obtain shipping documents from the 

Shipping Department for which a charge of £50 will be made. 

5.3.2 If you export the Lot you must return the valid proof of export 

certificate to us within 3 months of the date of sale. If you fail to 

return the proof of export certificate to us within such period and 

you have not already accounted to us for the VAT, you will be 

liable to us for the full amount of the VAT due on such Lot and we 

shall be entitled to invoice you for this sum. 

5.3.3 To apply for a refund of any VAT paid, the proof of export 

certificate must be sent to our Shipping Department clearly marked 

‘VAT Refund’ within 3 months of the date of sale. No payment will 

be made where the total amount of VAT refundable is less than £50 

and Spink will charge £50 for each refund processed. 

VAT Refunds - Buyers from within the EU 

5.3.4 VAT refunds are available on the Hammer Price and Buyer’s 

Premium of Daggered (†) and Investment Gold (g) Lots. You must 

certify that you are registered for VAT in another EU country and 

that the Lot is to be removed from the United Kingdom within 3 

months of the date of sale. 

5.3.5 Where an EU buyer purchases a Lot on which import VAT has 

been charged, no refund of VAT is available from us. It may be 

possible to apply directly for a refund on form VAT 65 to 

HM Revenue & Customs Overeseas Repayment Section, 

Londonderry. 

VAT Refunds – Buyers from outside the EU 

5.3.6 Where a Lot is included within the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme 

and evidence of export from the EU is produced within 3 months 

of the date of sale, the VAT element included within the Buyer’s 

Premium may be refunded. 

5.3.7 Where the Lot is marked as a Daggered (†) or Investment Gold 

(g) Lot the VAT charged on the Hammer Price may be refunded 

where evidence of export from the EU is produced within 3 

months of the date of sale. A refund of VAT charged on the Buyer’s 

Premium can also be made on receipt of proof of business as a 

collectibles dealer. 

5.3.8 Where the Lot is marked as an Omega (Ω) Lot or an Import 

VAT (x) Lot and evidence of export from the EU is produced 

within 3 months of the date of sale, the VAT charged on both the 

Hammer Price and Buyer’s Premium may be refunded. Where 

required, we can advise you on how to export such Lots as a specific 

form of export evidence is required. Where we advise you on the 

export of the Lots, please be aware that the ultimate responsibility 

in respect of obtaining a valid proof of export certificate will lie with 

you and we will not be responsible for your failure to obtain such 

certificate.

5.4 Payment 

5.4.1 You must provide us with your full name and permanent address 

and, if so requested, details of the bank from which any payments 

to us will be made. You must pay the full amount due (comprising 

the Hammer Price, the Buyer’s Premium and any applicable VAT) 

within seven days after the date of the sale. This applies even if you 

wish to export the Lot and an export licence is (or may be) 

required. 

5.4.2 You will not acquire title to the Lot until all amounts due 

have been paid in full. This includes instances where special 

arrangements were made for release of Lot prior to full settlement. 

5.4.3 Payment should be made in sterling by one of the following 

methods: 

II(i) Direct bank transfer to our account details of which are set 

out on the invoice. All bank charges shall be met by you. 

Please ensure that your client number is noted on the 

transfer. 

i(ii) By cheque or bank draft made payable to Spink and Son Ltd 

and sent to Spink at 69 Southampton Row, Bloomsbury, 

London WC1B 4ET. Please note that the processing charges 

for payments made by cheques or bank drafts drawn on a 

non-U.K bank shall be met by you. Please ensure that the 

remittance slip printed at the bottom of the invoice is 

enclosed with your payment. 

(iii) By Visa or Mastercard. A charge of 2% will be applied. 

Payments exceeding £5,000 can normally only be made by 

the card holder in person whilst on our premises. 

5.4.4 Payments should be made by the registered buyer and not by 

third parties, unless it has been agreed at the time of registration 

that you are acting as an agent on behalf of a third party. 

5.5 Invoices 

Invoices may consist of one or more pages and will show: Zero rated 

Lots (o); no symbol Lots sold under the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme; 

Lots marked (g) special scheme Investment Gold; Daggered Lots (†), 

imported Lots marked (x) and (Ω), (e) Lots with Zero rated hammer 

for EU VAT registered buyers. 

5.6 Collection of Purchases 

5.6.1 Unless we specifically agree to the contrary, we shall retain items 

sold until all amounts due to us, or to the Spink Group, have been 

paid in full. 

5.6.2 Unless we notify you to the contrary, items retained by us will 

be covered in accordance with our policy which is available for 

inspection at our offices from the date of sale for a period of seven 

days or until the time of collection, whichever is sooner. After seven 

days or from the time of collection, whichever is the earlier, the Lot 

will be entirely at your risk. 

5.6.3 Our policy will not cover and we are unable to accept 

responsibility for damage caused by woodworm, changes in 

atmospheric conditions or acts of terrorism. 

5.7 Notification 

We are not able to notify successful bidders by telephone. While 

Invoices are sent out by mail after the auction we do not accept 

responsibility for notifying you of the result of your bid. You are 

requested to contact us by telephone or in person as soon as possible 

after the auction to obtain details of the outcome of your bids to avoid 

incurring charges for late payment. 

5.8 Packing and handling 

5.8.1 We shall use all reasonable endeavours to take care when 

handling and packing a purchased Lot but remind you that after 

seven days or from the time of collection, whichever is sooner, the 

Lot is entirely at your risk. Our postage charges are set out at the 

back of the catalogue. 

5.8.2 It is the responsibility of the Buyer to be aware of any Import 

Duties that may be incurred upon importation to the final 

destination. Spink will not accept return of any package in order to 

avoid these duties. The onus is also on the Buyer to be aware of any 

Customs import restrictions that prohibit the importation of 

certain collectibles. Spink will not accept return of the Lot(s) under 

these circumstances. Spink will not accept responsibility for Lot(s) 

seized or destroyed by Customs. 

5.9 Recommended packers and shippers 

If required our shipping department may arrange shipment as your 

agent. Although we may suggest carriers if specifically requested, our 

suggestions are made on the basis of our general experience of such 

parties in the past and we are not responsible to any person to whom 

we have made a recommendation for the acts or omissions of the third 

parties concerned. 

5.10 Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases 

5.10.1 If you fail to make payment within seven days of your stipulated 

payment date set out in your invoice, we shall be entitled to exercise 

one or more of the following rights or remedies: 

5.10.1.1 to charge interest at the rate of 2% per month compound 

interest, calculated on a daily basis, from the date the full 

amount is due; 

5.10.1.2 to set off against any amounts which the Spink Group may 

owe you in any other transaction the outstanding amount 

remaining unpaid by you; 


5.10.1.3 we may keep hold of all or some of your Lots or other 

property in the possession of the Spink Group until you have 

paid all the amounts you owe us or the Spink Group, even if the 

unpaid amounts do not relate to those Lots or other property. 

Following fourteen days’ notice to you of the amount 

outstanding and remaining unpaid, the Spink Group shall have 

the right to arrange the sale of such Lots or other property. We 

shall apply the proceeds in discharge of the amount outstanding 

to us or the Spink Group, and pay any balance to you; 

5.10.1.4 where several amounts are owed by you to the Spink 

Group in respect of different transactions, to apply any amount 

paid to discharge any amount owed in respect of any particular 

transaction, whether or not you so direct; 

5.10.1.5 to reject at any future auction any bids made by you or on 

your behalf or obtain a deposit from you before accepting any 

bids. 

5.10.2 If you fail to make payment within thirty-five days, we shall in 

addition be entitled: 

5.10.2.1 to cancel the sale of the Lot or any other item sold to you 

at the same or any other auction; 

5.10.2.2 to arrange a resale of the Lot, publicly or privately, and, if 

this results in a lower price being obtained, claim the balance 

from you together with all reasonable costs including a 20% 

seller’s commission, expenses, damages, legal fees, commissions 

and premiums of whatever kind associated with both sales or 

otherwise, incurred in connection with your failure to make 

payment; or 

5.10.2.3 take any other appropriate action as we deem fit. 

5.11 Failure to collect 

Where purchases are not collected within seven days after the sale, 

whether or not payment has been made, you will be required to pay a 

storage charge of £2 per item per day plus any additional handling cost 

that may apply. You will not be entitled to collect the Lot until all 

outstanding charges are met, together with payment of all other 

amounts due to us. 

5.12 Export Licence 

5.12.1 If required we can, at our discretion, advise you on the detailed 

provisions of the export licensing regulations. Where we advise you 

in relation to export licensing regulations the ultimate responsibility 

in respect of any export will lie with you and we will not be 

responsible for your failure to apply for any necessary licences. 

5.12.2 If the Lot is going to be hand carried by you, you may be 

required to produce a valid export licence to us or sign a waiver 

document stating that a licence will be applied for. 

5.12.3 You should always check whether an export licence is required 

before exporting. Export licences are usually obtained within two 

or three weeks but delays can occur. 

5.12.4 Unless otherwise agreed by us in writing, the fact that you wish 

to apply for an export licence does not affect your obligation to 

make payment within seven days nor our right to charge interest on 

late payment. 

5.12.5 If you request that we apply for an export licence on your 

behalf, we shall be entitled to recover from you our disbursements 

and out of pocket expenses in relation to such application, together 

with any relevant VAT. 

5.12.6 We will not be obliged to rescind a sale nor to refund any 

interest or other expenses incurred by you where payment is made 

by you despite the fact that an export licence is required. 

5.13 Refund in the case of Forgery 

5.13.1 A sale will be cancelled, and the amount paid refunded to you 

if a Lot (other than a miscellaneous item not described in the 

catalogue) sold by us proves to have been a Forgery. We shall not 

however be obliged to refund any amounts if either (a) the 

catalogue description or saleroom notice at the auction date 

corresponded to the generally accepted opinion of scholars or 

experts at that time, or fairly indicated that there was a conflict of 

opinions, or (b) it can be demonstrated that the Lot is a Forgery 

only by means of either a scientific process not generally accepted 

for use until after publication of the catalogue or a process which at 

the date of the auction was unreasonably expensive or impracticable 

or likely to have caused damage to the Lot. Furthermore, you 

should note that this refund can be obtained only if the following 

conditions are met: 

5.13.1.1 you must notify us in writing, within seven days of the 

receipt of the Lot(s), that in your view the Lot concerned is a 

Forgery; 

5.13.1.2 you must then return the item to us within fourteen days 

from receipt of the Lot(s), in the same condition as at the 

auction date; and

5.13.1.3 as soon as possible following return of the Lot, you must 

produce evidence satisfactory to us that the Lot is a Forgery and 

that you are able to transfer good title to us, free from any third 

party claims. 

5.13.2 In no circumstances shall we be required to pay you any more 

than the amount paid by you for the Lot concerned and you shall 

have no claim for interest. 

5.13.3 The benefit of this guarantee is not capable of being 

transferred, and is solely for the benefit of the person to whom the 

original invoice was made out by us in respect of the Lot when sold 

and who, since the sale, has remained the owner of the Lot without 

disposing of any interest in it to any third party. 

5.13.4 We shall be entitled to rely on any scientific or other process to 

establish that the Lot is not a Forgery, whether or not such process 

was used or in use at the date of the auction. 

6 LIABILITY 

Nothing in these Terms and Conditions limits or excludes our liability for: 

6.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence; or 

6.2 any damage or liability incurred by you as a result of our fraud or 

fraudulent misrepresentation. 

7 COPYRIGHT 

7.1 We shall have the right (on a non-exclusive basis) to photograph, video 

or otherwise produce an image of the Lot. All rights in such an image 

will belong to us, and we shall have the right to use it in whatever way 

we see fit. 

7.2 The copyright in all images, illustrations and written material relating 

to a Lot is and shall remain at all times our property and we shall have 

the right to use it in whatever way we see fit. You shall not use or allow 

anyone else to use such images, illustrations or written material without 

our prior written consent. 

8 VAT 

You shall give us all relevant information about your VAT status and that of 

the Lot to ensure that the correct information is printed in the catalogues. 

Once printed, the information cannot be changed. If we incur any unforeseen 

cost or expense as a result of the information being incorrect, you will 

reimburse to us on demand the full amount incurred. 

9 NOTICES 

All notices given under these Terms and Conditions may be served personally, 

sent by 1st class post, or faxed to the address given to the sender by the other 

party. Any notice sent by post will be deemed to have been received on the 

second working day after posting or, if the addressee is overseas, on the fifth 

working day after posting. Any notice sent by fax or served personally will be 

deemed to be delivered on the first working day following despatch. 

10 ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS 

The following provisions of this clause 10 shall apply only if you are acting for 

the purposes of your business. 

10.1 Limitation of Liability 

Subject to clause 6, we shall not be liable, whether in tort (including 

for negligence) or breach of statutory duty, contract, misrepresentation 

or otherwise for any: 

10.1.1 loss of profits, loss of business, depletion of goodwill and/or 

similar losses, loss of anticipated savings, loss of goods, loss of 

contract, loss of use, loss of corruption of data or information; or 

10.1.2 any special, indirect, consequential or pure economic loss, 

costs, damages, charges or expenses. 

10.2 Severability 

If any part of these Terms and Condition is found by any court to be 

invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that part may be discounted and the 

rest of the conditions shall continue to be valid and enforceable to the 

fullest extent permitted by law. 

10.3 Force majeure 

We shall have no liability to you if we are prevented from, or delayed 

in performing, our obligations under these Terms and Conditions or 

from carrying on our business by acts, events, omissions or accidents 

beyond our reasonable control, including (without limitation) strikes, 

lock-outs or other industrial disputes (whether involving our workforce 

or the workforce of any other party), failure of a utility service or 

transport network, act of God, war, riot, civil commotion, malicious 

damage, compliance with any law or governmental order, rule, 

regulation or direction, accident, breakdown of plant or machinery, 

fire, flood, storm or default of suppliers or subcontractors. 

10.4 Waiver 

10.4.1 A waiver of any right under these Terms and Conditions is only 

effective if it is in writing and it applies only to the circumstances 

for which it is given. No failure or delay by a party in exercising any 

right or remedy under these Terms and Conditions or by law shall 

constitute a waiver of that (or any other) right or remedy, nor 

preclude or restrict its further exercise. No single or partial exercise 

of such right or remedy shall preclude or restrict the further exercise 

of that (or any other) right or remedy. 

10.4.2 Unless specifically provided otherwise, rights arising under 

these Terms and Conditions are cumulative and do not exclude 

rights provided by law. 


10.5 Law and Jurisdiction 

10.5.1 These Terms and Conditions and any dispute or claim arising 

out of or in connection with them or their subject matter, shall be 

governed by, and construed in accordance with, the law of England 

and Wales. 

10.5.2 The parties irrevocably agree that the courts of England and 

Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or 

claim that arises out of, or in connection with, Terms and 

Conditions or their subject matter. 

Postal Charges 

Prices for books 

(items sent by this method are not covered by insurance) 

Weight UK EU Rest of the World 

Up to 1kg £8 for any weight £12 £15 

Up to 2kg £8 for any weight £18 £25 

Prices for all other items including postage and packaging 

Invoice Value UK EU Rest of the World 

Up to £1,500 £10 £15 £20 

Above £1,501 £20 £30 £40 

Shipments of more than 2kg or volumetric measurement of more than 2kg have to 

be sent by courier. Certain countries may incur extra charge when courier services 

are required by our insurance policy. For lots sent by courier please contact 

Auctionteam@spink.com for calculation of any further relevant cost in addition to 

the above charges. 

Value Added Tax (VAT) 

Charging of (VAT) at Auction 

The information shown on this page sets out the way in which Spink intends to 

account for VAT. 

i. Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme 

1. Where possible, we will offer Lots for sale under the Auctioneers’ 

Margin Scheme. Such Lots can be identified by the absence of any 

symbol next to the Lot number in the catalogue and will not be 

subject to VAT on the Hammer Price. 

2. Where Lots are sold using the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme to 

VAT–registered businesses, the VAT included within the Buyers’ 

Premium is not recoverable as input tax. Upon request on sale day, 

we will issue invoices that show VAT separately on both the Hammer 

Price and the Buyer’s Premium. This will enable VAT-registered 

businesses to recover the VAT charged as input tax, subject to the 

normal rules for recovering input tax. 

ii. Zero-Rated Lots 

Limited Categories of goods, such as books, are Zero-rated (o) for VAT in 

the United Kingdom. Such Lots are offered under the Auctioneers’ Margin 

Scheme. In these circumstances no VAT element will be included within 

the Buyer’s Premium. 

iii. Daggered Lots 

Lots which are Daggered (†) in the catalogue are subject to VAT at 20% 

on both the Hammer Price and the Buyer’s Premium. 

iv. Starred and Omega Lots 

Lots which are marked (x) in the catalogue are subject to VAT at 5% on 

the Hammer Price and 20% on the Buyer’s Premium which is shown as 

inclusive of VAT. Lots which bear the Omega symbol (Ω) are subject to 

VAT at 20% on the Hammer Price and on the Buyer’s Premium. Such Lots 

bear VAT because the Lot is liable for VAT at this rate on importation into 

the EU. 

v. Investment Gold Lots 

Lots marked (g) in the catalogue are exempt from VAT on the Hammer 

Price and are subject to VAT at 20% on the Buyer’s Premium. A refund of 

VAT charged on the Buyer’s Premium can also be made on receipt of proof 

of business as a collectibles dealer. 

vi. Imported Lots 

Lots which are marked (x) and Lots which bear the Omega symbol (Ω) 

have VAT charged on the Hammer Price and Buyers’ Premium because 

they have been imported into the United Kingdom from outside the EU. 

In these cases we have used a temporary importation procedure, which in 

effect means that the point of importation is deferred until the Lot has been 

sold. At this point the Buyer is treated as the importer and is liable to pay 

the import VAT due. We will collect the VAT from you and pay it to HM 

Customs and Excise on your behalf.

STAMPS 

BANKNOTES 

SALE CALENDAR 2012/2013 

27 November Great Britain - The “Fordwater” Collection London 12049 

12 December The Chartwell Collection - GB Line-Engraved Essays, Proofs, Stamps and Covers - Part IV London 12021 

13 January The Mizuhara Collection of Korean Stamps Hong Kong 13008 

13 January Fine Stamps and Covers of China and Hong Kong Hong Kong 13009 

23 January The “Lionheart” Collection of Great Britain and British Empire Specimen Stamps London 13010 

24 January The Collector’s Series Sale London 13011 

COINS 

4/5 December Ancient, British & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals London 12027 

12 January Banknotes, Bonds & Share Certificates and Fine Coins of China and Hong Kong Hong Kong 13005 

15/16 January The Collector’s Series Sale New York 316 

27 March Ancient, British & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals London 13012 

27 June Ancient, British & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals London 13013 

22 August Tibetan Coins from the Nick Rhodes Collection Hong Kong 13020 

24 September North East Indian Coins from the Nick Rhodes Collection London 13019 

13 December World Banknotes London 12024 

14 December The David Kirch Collection of English Provincial Banknotes - Part II London 12050 



9/10/11 April World Banknotes London 13004 

1/2 October World Banknotes London 13018 

MEDALS 

22 November Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals & Militaria London 12004 

25 April Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals & Militaria London 13001 

25 July Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals & Militaria London 13002 

21 November Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals & Militaria London 13003 

BONDS AND SHARES 

29 November Bonds and Share Certificates of the World London 12011 



17 May Bonds and Share Certificates of the World London 13016 

28 November Bonds and Share Certificates of the World London 13017 

AUTOGRAPHS 


WINES 

13 January An Evening of Exceptional Wines Hong Kong SFW02 

The above sale dates are subject to change 

Spink offers the following services: 

– VALUATIONS FOR INSURANCE AND PROBATE FOR INDIVIDUAL ITEMS OR WHOLE COLLECTIONS – 

– SALES ON A COMMISSION BASIS EITHER OF INDIVIDUAL PIECES OR WHOLE COLLECTIONS –

£25 

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