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The 10 shilling note disappeared from our pockets in 1971. The first Bank of England Ten Shilling notes appeared in 1928 but in 1971 were eventually replaced with a 50 pence coin. These last 10 shillings were signed by J S Fforde as Chief Cashier. This last issue also included replacement notes, which, as their name implies, were used to ‘replace’ regular notes damaged in production. (B311) These all have the prefix M. Here we offer Crisp Uncirculated Last Replacement 10/- notes with Fforde’s signature and the M Prefix.
Gonzalo Fernandez de Cordoba/El Gran Capitan in the field of Cerignola before corpse of his enemy, Louis d’Armagnac Duke of Nemours from Casado del Alsal painting
Spain 1000 Pesetas 1925 (P70c) Portrait Charles I, Holy Roman Emperor from 1519, King of Spain from 1516/Double headed eagle in Coat of Arms over door of Alcasar in Toledo
Spain 1000 Pesetas 1928 (P78) King Ferdinand I of Castile and Leon and Seville Cathedral/Last Communion of Ferdinand I from painting by Alejandro Ferrant Fischermans.
Spain25 Pesetas 1928 (P74b) Calderon de la Barca (1606-81) and Monument in Plaza de Santa Anna in Madrid/ Detail of painting by Domingo Munoz of The Devotion of the Cross