Ten Shillings BradburyT12.2 issued 1915, series J1/4 42493, portrait King George V at top left, (Pick348a), EF with a few minor brown marks, still with some original sheen visible when held up to light
Ten Shillings BradburyT12.3&category=1&prm=sr&searchtype=1">T12.3 Five digit serial issue 1915 series C2/28 77925 the scarcer of the three varieties of the T12 1915 issue George V top left bold VF with some pinholes
Ten Shillings BradburyT12.1 issued 1915, series D/47 76130, portrait King George V at top left, (Pick348a), probably VF for wear but the colours faded presumed once cleaned
Ten Shillings BradburyT12.2 Type 2 with the prefix accompanied by a small number 1 issue 1915 serial number F1/86 01150. Red and uniface featuring crowned George V medallion at upper left and crowned St. George & The Dragon medallion at upper right About VF - VF and a Scarcer variety
Ten Shillings Bradbury Second issue T12.2 De La Rue Red Five digit serial prefix Letter & small number 1 issue 1915 serial number M1/12 15259, presentable and well preserved over a century old note in GVF with minimal wear and no observable flaws, this is the result of the fabulous design work of George Eve. These notes were now printed on banknote paper watermarked in wavy lines and incorporating the George V Royal Cypher, denomination and the four British emblems - rose, thistle, shamrock and daffodil
Ten Shillings Bradbury Second issue T12.1 De La Rue Red Five digit serial prefix Letter only issue 1915 serial number J/64 97762, presentable and well preserved over a century old note in VF or slightly better with minimal wear and no observable flaws making it a pleasing and very collectible note
Ten Shillings BradburyT12.2 De La Rue Red five digit serial and type 2 with number "1" accompanying prefix letter issue 1915 serial number K1/80 33328. Presentable VF or near so and Scarce
Ten Shillings Bradbury Second Issue T12.3 Five digit serial issue 1915 serial number B2/85 20254 about VF Stains/Minor Ink and a Rarer variety compared to other examples of this type produced in only 3 prefixes - A2,B2 and C2. Type 3 serial number prefix with a letter accompanied by a small number "2". Printed by De La Rue on banknote paper manufactured by William Joynson & Co. with watermark of wavy lines incorporating the Royal Cypher
Ten Shillings BradburyT12.2 Type 2 with the prefix accompanied by a small number 1 issue 1915 serial number F1/86 01150. Red and uniface featuring crowned George V medallion at upper left and crowned St. George & The Dragon medallion at upper right with the inscription "Honi soit qui mal y pense" and is the French maxim used as the motto of the British chivalric Order of the Garter which is dedicated to the image and arms of Saint George, England's patron saint. It is translated as "May he be shamed who thinks badly of it" or "Shame be to him who thinks evil of it" or "Evil (or shame) be to him that evil thinks." and in contemporary French usage, it is usually used to insinuate the presence of hidden agendas or conflicts of interest. About VF - VF and a Scarcer variety
Ten Shillings BradburyT12.3 Five digit serial issue 1915 series B2/37 37923 GEF and a scarcer variety. Type 3 serial number prefix with a letter accompanied by a small number "2". Printed by De La Rue on banknote paper manufactured by William Joynson & Co. with watermark of wavy lines incorporating the Royal Cypher
TreasuryTen Shillings (5) in VG to VF comprises Bradbury (3) T9 De La Rue Red Dash in No. Six digit serial issue 1914 series A/9 332952, T12 De La Rue Red Five digit serial issue 1915 series L1/64 98915 and T13 Waterlow Red six digit serial issue 1915 series P17 081326. Along with Fisher (2) T26 Red Dash on No. First issue 1919 (2) series G55 436806 and F2 948561
Collection in an album (56) mostly Bank of England in mixed circulated grades comprises Five Pounds BealeWhite Note B270 dated 25th November 1949 series P05 090648. Ten Shillings BradburyT12.2 De La Rue Red issue 1915 series D1/3 01409. Ten Shillings Fisher (2) T26 Red Dash in No. First issue 1919 last series H38 112465 and T30 Second Issue Red No. omitted prefix P77. Ten Pounds Page Lion & Key B327 Brown Replacement issue 1971 first series M01 693529. Peppiatt (7) Ten Shillings to One Pounds includes Emergency Issues and One Pound Green B239 First Period issued 1934 first series prefix A52A. Beale (12) Ten Shillings to One Pounds. O'Brien (12) Ten Shillings to Five Pounds includes Lion & Key 1957 issues (2) B277 Shaded Symbols prefix D41 and B280 White Symbols first series prefix H22. Hollom (4) Ten Shillings and a Five Pounds. Fforde (7) 10 Shillings and One Pounds. One Pounds Page (4). LowtherTwenty Pounds prefix AA08. Along with Scotland (2) and Jersey (2).
TreasuryBradbury (4) group comprising One PoundT3.3 First Issue August 1914 tears with small missing pieces to left and right and some pinholes, Good, One Pound T11.1 Second Issue October 1914 first series A1 71074 edge nicks, light tear along centre fold and some pinholes, VG, Ten Shillings (2) T12 issued January 1915 the first being Type 1 series K5 80947 small tear along centre fold and pin holes, VG, and the second being Type 2 series J1/25 32965, about Fine with pinholes
Banknotes and other numismatic material, Debden Set C142 5 Pounds Kentfield special run and Lowther first run series DL99 999983 & EA01 999983 in limited edition folder, Kentfield 5 Pounds B364 an uncut sheet of 4 notes all with BH prefix and number 001814, Bradbury 10 Shillings a pair of uncut forged notes without serial numbers, (T12 for type), Bradbury Wilkinson & Co Ltd promotional/souvenir with portrait of Viscount Nelson at right centre
BradburyTen Shillings (2), T12.3 issued 1915 series C2/87 03352 (next to last series, last issue being C2/88), portrait King George V at top left, (Pick348a), good Fine to about VF, scarcer issue for this type, T13.2 issued 1915 series Q1/9 098845, portrait King George V at top left, (Pick348a), good VF
Ten Shillings BradburyT12.1 issued 1915, series F/25 46809, portrait King George V at top left, (Pick348a), slight discolouration to paper at left side, EF
Bradbury (4), 10 Shillings a pair of uncut forged notes without serial numbers, (T12 for type), 10 Shillings punched cancelled and overprinted 'Not Valid - For Training Use Only', (T8 for type), 1 Pound over printed 'Falsifikat' forgery, (t3 for type), and a John Cadbury 9/- note
Treasury (3), Ten Shillings BradburyT12.1 issued 1915 series G/10 76981, hole, stains and taped repair, Good, One Pound Bradbury T16 issued 1917 series F/54 146733, annotations on reverse, Fine & One Pound Warren FisherT24 issued 1919 series T/46 001675, good Fine
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