Description
Watermarked T H Saunders 1875. This rare store note was payable at the stores of 'James Burns Normanton & Sydney, J & J Burns Brisbane, R(obert) Philp Townsville & E I Brown Thursday Island.'
Condition
Spike hole in body of note
Medium
Paper Money, Australia & New Zealand
Literature
"In April 1883 James Burns and Robert Philp began a trading partnership, originally named the "Burns, Philp & Company Limited" They were the first company to offer tourism to New Guinea, in 1884, advertising the 'New Guinea Excursion Trip'. This consisted of a five-week trip from Thursday Island and has been described as the official beginning of tourist cruises in the South Pacific."(Wikipedia)
Buyer's Premium
22%
Australia 'Gulf of Carpentaria, Normanton' (Queensland) £5, undated, Uncirculated details
Estimate A$4,000-A$5,000
Starting Price
A$3,000
Movers and Shakers Sale
Jul 03, 2026 12:55 AM EDTSydney, NSW, Australia
A$10,000
A$12,500
A$9,000
A$2,000
A$5,000
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