Banknotes (Day 1) 2022-05-26 Auction - 505 Price Results - Noonans in London - Page 3
LiveAuctioneers Logo
Online Auctions
Noonans
Banknotes (Day 1)
British BanknotesBritish BanknotesBritish Banknotes
Done
London, London, United Kingdom
Auction Details

Banknotes (Day 1)

Noonans

Noonans

Banknotes (Day 1)
British Banknotes: West of England & South Wales District Bank, Western super Mare, proof £5, 186-, no signature or serial numbers, pencil annotations, good extremely fine and very scarceOuting not listed
0049: British BanknotesEst. £100-£150Lot Closed
British Banknotes: York City and County Banking Company, obverse and reverse proofs for £5, ND (830-83), paper proofs laid down on card, obverse black, reverse green, superb Waterlow and Sons engravings,
0050: British BanknotesEst. £240-£300Lot Closed
British Banknotes: York Union Banking Company, proof 5, 18- ND (c1883), Queen Victoria top centre, Abundance at left, Ceres at right, extremely fine and rare, a lovely designOuting 2457a £260-£300------For
0051: British BanknotesEst. £260-£300Lot Closed
British Banknotes: National Equitable Labour Exchange, Birmingham, unissued 5 Hours, 22 July 1833, no signatures or serial number, good extremely fineOuting 3010j £150-£200------For more information,
0052: British BanknotesEst. £150-£200Lot Closed
British Banknotes: National Equitable Labour Exchange, Birmingham, unissued 10 Hours, 22 July 1833, no signatures or serial number, good extremely fineOuting 3010k £150-£200------For more information,
0053: British BanknotesEst. £150-£200Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: The Non Existent Bank, a spoof payment order printed on green paper, Edinburgh, 18- (c.1820s-30s), with the names of Willm & Alexr K. Johnston listed at centre, laid on paper, overall good very fine
0054: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £150-£200Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Poor Isaacs Bank, Tamworth, 3 Pence, 9 July 1792, serial number 492, signature of I. Hare, with several engravings at left including a Hare called Loo Loo and a crude depiction of Tamworth Castle,
0055: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £120-£160Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Isaacs Bank, Tamworth, 3 Pence, 9 July 1792, serial number C405, signature of I. Hare, with several engravings at left including a Hare called Loo Loo and a crude depiction of Tamworth Castle, low
0056: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £100-£150Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Fleet Bank in England, 2 Pence, 1811, serial number 41106, promising to pay Abraham Lattitat or bearer, manuscript signature of James Simms at low right, lower left corner missing, otherwise very
0057: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £120-£160Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Bank of Oporto, a skit note of unknown purpose promising to pay WIlliam Thomas the sum of £100, December 1820, serial number 54321, with wording and design perilously close to a real banknote,
0058: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £120-£160Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Bank Side, a skit note of unknown purpose promising to pay WIlliam Shakspeare or bearer, £100, 10 October 1603, serial number 2538, for the Governor and Company of the Globe, Bank Side,
0059: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £100-£150Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Bank of Love, denominated in Love, 14 February 1847, serial number L/Y 67579, signed by Cupid, who also appears with his bow and arrows in the vignette at top left, lovely condition, good very fine
0060: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £150-£200Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: The Bank of Affection, Proper Cupid, Dart & Co., a very passable imitation of a payment order, denominated simply in Love, 25 December 1889, serial number and signature blank, to be filled in by the
0061: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £150-£200Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Bank Restriction Bill a small scale reproduction of an 'Anti-Hanging note', ND (originally 1819), a satirical note designed by George Cruickshank, signed by J. Ketch (the hangman), design very
0062: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £150-£200Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Bank of Mudros, a note for £5, 25 December 1918, serial number 9/U 450984, issued in the name of the United Kingdom of Lemnos, Imbros and Tenedos, and stating that the note is Illegal Tender
0063: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £120-£160Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Royal Borough of Kingston-upon-Thames, a proposed Municipal Note Issue in the style of a Treasury third issue £1, denominated in pounds, 1932, on watermarked paper, along with a 1970s newspaper
0064: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £150-£200Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Royal Borough of Birkenhead, a proposed National Municipal Note Issue in the style of a Treasury third issue £1, denominated in goods pounds, 1 June 1934, with an explanation printed on the
0065: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £150-£200Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: A note advertising Post Coaches & Diligences, departing from the Saracens Head Inn, Snow Hill, ‘with a guard’, ND (c. early 1800s), signature of B.W. Mountain, in the style of a
0066: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £150-£200Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: A note advertising Post Coaches & Diligences, departing from the Cross Keys Inn, Wood Street, Cheapside, ‘with a guard’, ND (c. early 1800s), signature of B.W. Mountain, in the style of
0067: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £150-£200Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Birmingham Bank, No.31, Bull Street, an advertising note for ‘novelty & fashion’, promising to ‘cut any Lady or Gentleman’s Hair and make Ornamental Hair in a most Superior
0068: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £200-£260Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Advertising Skit note for Repository of Arts, 101 Strand, the Public’s most Obed’t Serv’t, R. Ackermann, to the value of £100 more or less, 1 January 1803, promising to
0069: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £150-£200Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Bank of Enterprise, Sealfast Limited, an 1914 advertising note promising to ‘pay the user of Sealfast the sum of five pounds if he can prove same injures rubber’, serial number AI/OK
0070: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £120-£160Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Pure Tobacco, Wolverhampton, an advertising note for £5, 4 July 1895, serial number 16, signature of Lizzie Marrian, promising to supply ‘Guaranteed Genuine Irish Twist of Superior
0071: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £120-£160Lot Closed
The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part Two: Bank of Elegance, a note promising to ‘pay on demand the sum of fifty pounds if I do not cut any lady or gentleman’s hair in the first style of fashion’, 4 May 1829, serial number
0072: The David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part TwoEst. £100-£150Lot Closed

Auction Details

Noonans

Noonans

London, United Kingdom
748 Followers
Bid Increments
PriceBid Increment
£0£5
£100£10
£200£20
£500£50
£1,000£100
£2,000£200
£5,000£500
£10,000£1,000
£20,000£2,000
£50,000£5,000
Buyer's Premium
  • 24%
Terms & Conditions
For terms and conditions, please see the auctioneer's website