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Australian pre-decimal banknotes This page lists our current stock and prices of the rare and increasingly sought-after Aussie ten shillings, one pound, five pound and ten pound notes. We also have several bank bills and other banking documents from the early days of Australian banking. Reference numbers in brackets (R12) refer to Renniks catalogue numbers. We are gradually adding images to this page. Where images are shown, just click on the picture to enlarge it. Where images are not yet loaded, just send a quick email to aussiecoins@ymail.com with details of the notes you wish to see and we will send high definition scans straight back. Ten
Shillings 1918 Ten shillings, King George V, Cerutty Collins signatures (R3b), serial N 675377 M, well-used with several vertical folds so feels a little limp, but clean, perfectly intact and with strong colour. Now extremely hard to find in any grade: about fine A$3985 1928 Ten shillings, King
George V, Riddle Heathershaw signatures (R7), serial A73 999051, well-used
but clean and intact, colour fading a little but no significant detracting
flaws. Now quite rare in any grade: good fine A$1125 1933 Ten shillings, King George V, Riddle Sheehan signatures (R8b), thin signature, serial B40 363165, a lovely example that was folded twice vertically as usual early in its life and later stored in a heavy book; evidence of a single corner fold, else EF or better with fresh crisp paper and strong colour: extremely fine A$12,775 1933 Ten shillings, King
George V, Riddle Sheehan signatures (R8b), thin signature,
serial B41 787027, well-used but quite clean and intact. No significant
flaws. Hard to find in any grade: about fine A$1545 1933 Ten shillings, King George V, Riddle Sheehan signatures (R9), serial C4 863985, light folds now barely visible and one professional repair in bottom left corner, also barely visible, strong colour: good extremely fine and very rare thus A$13,950 1933 Ten shillings, King George V, Riddle Sheehan signatures (R9), serial C2 654534, used but quite clean and entirely intact. Just two small patches of paper thinning and very light foxing, good colour and crispness: good fine to almost very fine: A$3,675 1934 Ten shillings, King George V, Riddle Sheehan signatures (R10), serial C33 329791, the rare version of ten shillings with TEN SHILLINGS overprinted in red at the top and both sides. Used but clean and highly appealling, strong colour: good fine and quite rare in this grade A$1495 1934 Ten shillings, King George V, Riddle Sheehan signatures (R10), serial C61 272347, as above, with TEN SHILLINGS overprinted in red at the top and both sides. Used but with no serious blemishes, good colour, uncleaned: good fine condition A$1375 1934 Ten shillings, King George V, Riddle Sheehan signatures (R10), serial C48 255574, as above, with TEN SHILLINGS overprinted in red at the top and both sides. Used but no serious blemishes, good colour, uncleaned. Ex Downies Auction 304, lot 2986, described as "virtually VF, crisp and natural. Estimate: $1,250." In our opinion this is about fine, but still an excellent collectable item: about fine condition A$995 1936 Ten shillings, King George V, Riddle Sheehan signatures (R11), serial D15 137368, barely used with only the lightest signs of handling, strong colour, crisp, highly attractive: almost extremely fine A$3275 1936 Ten shillings, King George V, Riddle Sheehan signatures (R11), serial D24 183226, only very lightly used with folds barely visible, strong colour, most attractive: good very fine A$1695 1939 Ten shillings, King George VI, Sheehan McFarlane, orange signatures (R12), serial E94 812408, just one light side fold barely visible, otherwise crisp, flat and uncirculated: Ufold A$1595 1939 Ten shillings, King George VI, Sheehan McFarlane, orange signatures (R12), serial E98 689799, some folds visible, but crisp and flat from storage, most attractive: extremely fine A$895 1939 Ten shillings, King George VI, Sheehan McFarlane, orange signatures (R12), serial E56 415327, significant folds and handling marks, very minor soiling, but uncleaned, intact and highly collectable: good fine A$255 1942 Ten shillings, King George VI, Armitage McFarlane, black signatures (R13), serial F82 356352, original crispness, uncleaned, strong colours. Some folds visible, but perfect edges and fresh appearance: good extremely fine A$585 1942 Ten shillings, King George VI, Armitage McFarlane, black signatures (R13), serial G18 244606, light handling marks barely visible. Looks almost uncirculated but according to our strict grading: good extremely fine A$495 1942 Ten shillings, King George VI, Armitage McFarlane, black signatures (R13), serial F77 905397, used but minimal signs of handling, strong colour, uncleaned, original crispness : good very fine A$385 1942 Ten shillings, King George VI, Armitage McFarlane, black signatures (R13), serial F30 373904, strong colour. Professionally cleaned to look better than EF, but according to our strict grading: very fine A$325 1942 Ten shillings, King George VI, Armitage McFarlane, black signatures (R13), serial F28 722509, vertical and horizontal folds evident, otherwise nice collectable appearance: good fine A$195 1949 Ten shillings, King George VI, Coombs Watt signatures (R14), serial A26 474520, lovely note, three light vertical folds, otherwise near perfect. One of the nicest we have ever seen. Ufold A$785 1949 Ten shillings, King George VI, Coombs Watt signatures (R14), serial A56 696203, original crispness, good edges and fresh clean appearance. Light vertical folds and small reverse spots of discoloration do not detract from overall excellent appearance. Looks good EF, but strictly: good very fine/almost extremely fine A$395 1949 Ten shillings, King George VI, Coombs Watt signatures (R14), serial A58 068300, another item which look better than EF following years of careful flat storage: clean, flat and crisp but signs of light folds and handling visible in strong light. Most attractive: strictly good very fine/almost extremely fine A$315 1952 Ten shillings, King George VI, Coombs Wilson signatures (R15), serial B46 991076, near perfect, as good as we have ever seen: crisp flat uncirculated A$1550 1952 Ten shillings, King George VI, Coombs Wilson signatures (R15), serial A89 864613, strong colour, clean and crisp with just a few light signs of handling. A straightforward, uncleaned EF: extremely fine A$695 1952 Ten shillings, King George VI, Coombs Wilson signatures (R15), serial B9 197895, good colour, clean and crisp but faint sign of vertical centre fold suggests may have been cleaned. If so, done professionally. Highly attractive, looks unc but strictly: extremely fine A$625 1954 Ten shillings, Queen Elizabeth, Coombs Wilson signatures (R16), Commonwealth Bank issue, serial AD00 854335, clean, almost blemish-free, just one light corner fold visible in strong light at a certain angle. Looks CFU but strictly uncirculated A$325 1954 Ten shillings, Queen Elizabeth, Coombs Wilson signatures (R16), Commonwealth Bank issue, serial AE37 300671, strong colour, clean, almost blemish-free, just the lightest foxing in one corner, otherwise CFU A$295 1954 Ten shillings, Queen Elizabeth, Coombs Wilson signatures (R16), Commonwealth Bank issue, serial AD06 378294, strong colour, clean, crisp, just two faint side folds barely visible, looks CFU but strictly: Ufold A$225 1961 Ten shillings, Queen Elizabeth, Coombs Wilson signatures (R17), Reserve Bank issue, serial AH53 752535, just one light teller flick barely visible, otherwise uncirculated, rare as such: Unc A$265 1961 Ten shillings, Queen Elizabeth, Coombs Wilson signatures (R17), Reserve Bank issue, serial AH64 664403, just the one horizontal fold visible, otherwise uncirculated, most attractive: Ufold A$195 One
Pound 1918 One Pound, King George V, Cerutty Collins signatures (R21), serial C 771925 G, the first type of Australian one pound note, first issued (with other signatures) in 1913. This specimen has reasonably good colour, is completely intact with complete undamaged edges and corners and no significant detracting flaws. But it is quite well-used with extensive crinkles and folds and one line of discoloration on the reverse. Nevertheless, very hard to find and increasingly costly: grades as good or perhaps very good A$1575 1926 One Pound, King George V, Kell Collins signatures (R24), serial H67 158808, near perfect, as good as we have ever seen: crisp flat uncirculated A$27,500
1932 One pound, King George VI, Riddle Sheehan signatures (R27b), thick Sheehan signature K81 524577, well used with several light folds and one heavy centre fold, but no other significant flaws: good fine, almost very fine A$1950 1932 One Pound, King George V, Riddle Sheehan signatures (R27a), thick Sheehan signature, serial K78 888858, well used, but no detracting flaws at all, uncleaned with strong colour: about fine condition only, but quite rare in any condition. Note the near solid serial number: almost fine A$975 1932 One Pound, King George V, Riddle Sheehan signatures (R27b), thin Sheehan signature, serial K86 397502, well-preserved: good fine A$865 1933 One Pound, King George V, Riddle Sheehan , green signatures (R28), serial L1 710501, new smaller format, exceptionally good condition, crisp and firm, almost as minted with just a faint centre fold : good extremely fine A$2,850 1933 One Pound, King George V, Riddle Sheehan , green signatures (R28), serial M67 928970, looks crisp flat uncirculated, but possibly cleaned at some stage; if so, done highly professionally: good extremely fine A$2,250 1933 One Pound, King George V, Riddle Sheehan , green signatures (R28), serial L63 928986, circulated, but no detracting flaws at all, uncleaned with strong colour, highly collectable: good fine condition A$465 1938 One Pound, King George VI, Sheehan McFarlane, green signatures (R29), serial O79 896429, light folds and handling marks evident, but no damage whatsoever, well preserved, clean and crisp: good very fine A$395 1938 One Pound, King George VI,
Sheehan McFarlane, green signatures (R29), serial P42 482788, folds and
handling marks evident, but no damage or discoloration,
looks almost EF but strictly: very fine A$325
1942 One Pound, King George VI, Armitage McFarlane signatures (R30a), serial H30 830032, dark green print, as issued, very well preserved, light curvature from storage in a roll at some stage: uncirculated A$595 1942 One Pound, King George VI, Armitage McFarlane signatures (R30a), "000" serials, H60 433000, dark green print, light folds barely visible and minor edge foxing, very well preserved: almost uncirculated A$455 1949 One Pound, King George VI, Coombs Watt signatures (R31), serial I87 308852, most attractive, uncleaned and quite rare in this condition: extremely fine A$335 1952 One Pound, King George VI, Coombs Wilson signatures (R32), serial X39 310225, lovely note, very rare this good, clean, crisp, just the lightest signs of circulation such as light crinkling and slightly rounded bottom left corner: looks uncirculated but strictly: good extremely fine A$295 1952 One Pound, King George VI, Coombs Wilson signatures (R32), serial X17 854899, significant signs of circulation, but fully intact, uncleaned and quite collectable in this condition: fine A$85 1953 One Pound, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R33), Commonwealth Bank CONSECUTIVE PAIR, serials HA48 435400/1, light centre folds, handling marks and slight curvature from storage in a roll, light burring and foxing on one edge, but uncleaned, unpressed and most attractive in this condition: good extremely fine A$495 for the pair 1953 One Pound, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R33), Commonwealth Bank, serial HC03 282754, probably cleaned but professionally so; clean and undamaged, but appears to have lost its original crispness; looks uncirculated but strictly: extremely fine A$85 1953 One Pound, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R33), Commonwealth Bank, serial HB89 375500, generally clean apart from light edge soiling, completely undamaged, no problems at all, just minor creasing from very limited circulation; almost extremely fine A$65 1953 One Pound, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R33), Commonwealth Bank, serial HF36 429250, very clean apart from very light soiling down the centre where the folding is still apparent from storage in a folded wad, completely undamaged, no problems at all, just minor creasing from very limited circulation; good very fine A$55 1961 One Pound, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R34b), Reserve Bank, serial HK09 841805, emerald green reverse, virtually flawless, quite rare as such: CFU A$295 1961 One Pound, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R34b), Reserve Bank, serial HK23 740644, emerald green reverse, visible crinkling on top edge and isolated obverse areas of light leather colour both probably from being stored in a wallet, but uncleaned, unpressed and most attractive thus: extremely fine A$95 Five Pounds
1927 Five Pounds, King George V, Riddle Heathershaw signatures, (R42), Commonwealth Bank issue, serial Q20 637596, crisp note, but folds evident mostly on the reverse where brownish stains seem to have been left from a leather wallet. Otherwise, crisp and fully intact with excellent edges and corners: good fine A$2750 1933 Five Pounds, King George V, Riddle Sheehan signatures, pink face of King (R44a), Commonwealth Bank issue, serial R7 788825, ex Downies Auction February 1996, strong colours, very hard to find this condition: good very fine A$5950 1933 Five Pounds, King George V, Riddle Sheehan signatures, white face of King (R44b), Commonwealth Bank issue, serial R14 260772, ex Noble Auction 1996, flattened in storage but an excellent example of this rare item: very fine A$3250 1941 Five Pounds, King
George VI, Armitage McFarlane signatures (R46), serial R54
546631, light folds and handling marks visible on close inspection, but
presents as a clean, fresh and highly collectable note: good very fine
A$725 1941 Five Pounds, King
George VI, Armitage McFarlane signatures (R46), serial R73
992775, some wear and tear, including a small and almost invisible cut
above the last A in Australia, but still highly collectable: well above
average A$95 1952 Five Pounds, King George VI, Coombs Wilson signatures (R48), serial S41 987167, firm, crisp, clean, traces of a light centre fold, one side fold and a corner fold but now well flattened after more than 50 years in storage. Looks virtually uncirculated. Excellent example: good extremely fine A$1690 1952 Five Pounds, King George VI, Coombs Wilson signatures (R48), serial S29 781163, light folds and handling marks visible, but crisp and uncleaned, highly attractive appearance: good very fine A$695 1954 Five Pounds, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R49), Commonwealth Bank, serial TA67 951845, only the lightest signs of handling in collection, otherwise virtually crisp flat uncirculated, a superb example A$795 1954 Five Pounds, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R49), Commonwealth Bank, serial TA12 134261, significant handling marks from circulation, but still clean and crisp with good edges: good fine A$245 1960 Five Pounds, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R50), Reserve Bank, serial TD06 114326, just one light corner flick, otherwise perfect: virtually crisp flat uncirculated A$695 1960 Five Pounds, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R50), Reserve Bank, serial TD05 660874, light centre fold and one light corner flick, but highly appealing: Ufold A$575 1960 Five Pounds, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R50), CONSECUTIVE TRIO, Reserve Bank, serial TD07 623938/39/40, from a pay packet in the 1960s with clear centre fold and two light side folds. Otherwise almost perfect with flawless edges and corners and no detracting marks at all: aUnc, for all three A$1350 1960 Five Pounds, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R50), CONSECUTIVE PAIR, Reserve Bank, serial TD07 623939/40. The best pair from the above trio, from a pay packet in the 1960s with clear centre fold and two light side folds. Otherwise almost perfect with flawless edges and corners and no detracting marks at all: aUnc, for both A$895 1960 Five Pounds, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R50), Reserve Bank, serial TC83 251523, a few light folds and some crinkling from very limited circulation, but completely clean and crisp: good very fine/almost extremely fine A$265 1960 Five Pounds, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R50), Reserve Bank, serial TB63 606288, light vertical folds and some crinkling from limited circulation, but completely clean and quite crisp: very fine A$145 1960 Five Pounds, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R50), Reserve Bank, serial TB64 004393, normal signs of handling in circulation, but excellent edges and corners; no disfiguring flaws at all: about fine A$85 1960 Five Pounds, Queen Elizabeth II, Coombs Wilson signatures (R50), Reserve Bank, serial TD01 338652, normal signs of handling in circulation, but excellent edges and corners; slight rubbing of green on one side and red on the other as a result of long storage between a one pound and a ten pound note; otherwise no detracting flaws at all: good average condition A$65 Ten Pounds 1940 Ten pounds, King George VI, first of the George VI issues, Sheehan McFarlane signatures (R58), red signatures, serial V4 514503, used at some stage, but crisp and flat from pressed storage. No significant flaws whatsoever. Now quite rare in this condition. Looks better than EF, but strictly: good very fine A$5750 1940 Ten pounds, King George VI, first of the George VI issues, Sheehan McFarlane signatures (R58), red signatures, serial V3 525351, light folds and crinkling visible but crisp and flat due to pressed storage. One highly professional repair to the left edge is visible when held up to the light, otherwise not noticeable. Now quite rare in this condition: good very fine - almost extremely fine A$4250 1943 Ten Pounds, King George VI, Armitage McFarlane signatures (R59), serial V8 306681, black signatures, excellent example of this rare item, lightest folds barely visible due to flat storage for many years: virtually crisp flat uncirculated A$6350 1943 Ten Pounds, King George VI, Armitage McFarlane signatures (R59), serial V11 396261, black signatures, well preserved example, flattened in storage, minor paper flaw does not detract: looks uncirculated but strictly good extremely fine A$2895 1949 Ten Pounds, King George VI, Coombs Watt signatures (R60), serial V17 078745, black signatures, excellent example of this increasingly difficult item to find, no signs of handling whatsoever: virtually crisp flat uncirculated A$7750 1949 Ten Pounds, King George VI, Coombs Watt signatures (R60). LAST PREFIX Serial V22 368176, rare and sought-after as such. Well-used but still firm, crisp, mostly clean, sharp corners, unwashed, unpressed original condition. Just the lightest reverse leather staining, otherwise: good very fine A$1250 1949 Ten Pounds, King George VI, Coombs Watt signatures (R60). Serial V20 189373, no evidence of heavy usage, but appears to have been washed and flattened. Hence looks extremely fine or better, but strictly: good fine A$575 1952 Ten Pounds, King George VI, Coombs Wilson signatures (R61). Quite rare these days in this high grade. Serial V24 561381, firm, crisp, mostly clean, sharp corners, unwashed, unpressed original condition. Tiny nick on top edge: good very fine A$995 1954 Ten Pounds, Queen Elizabth II, Coombs Wilson signatures, Commonwealth Bank (R62), serial WA15 222381, possibly cleaned and flattened, if so done professionally. Light centre fold and teller flicks faintly visible, looks CFU but strictly: good extremely fine A$1195 1960 Ten Pounds, Queen Elizabth II, Coombs Wilson signatures, Reserve Bank (R63), serial WA33 958702, near perfect, no flaws whatsoever: crisp flat uncirculated A$1875 1960 Ten Pounds, Queen Elizabth II, Coombs Wilson signatures, Reserve Bank (R63), serial WA58 683649, near perfect, just the lightest evidence of folds when held at the right angle in certain light: about uncirculated A$1295 1960 Ten Pounds, Queen Elizabth II, Coombs Wilson signatures, Reserve Bank (R63), serial WA40 466808, highly attractive specimen, just very light paper discoloration, probably from storage, otherwise looks CFU. Strictly about uncirculated A$995 Early
Australian bank bills and documents 1898 English Scottish & Australian Bank Limited bank bill, Snowtown branch, for two pounds, dated 14 May 1898. Pink print on off-white paper, colour fading slightly, embossed with plain stamp for one penny, with four official bank stamps. Good collectable condition for a note so old, with some edge fraying and just one small spike hole. click here for image A$35 1898 English Scottish & Australian Bank Limited bank bill, Snowtown branch, for one pound, dated 31 October 1898. Pink print on off-white paper, colour fading slightly, embossed with plain stamp for one penny, stamped PAID with black bank stamp. Highly collectable condition for such an old note, just one small spike hole. click here for image A$35 1916 Commercial Bank of Tasmania Limited bank bill, Perth branch, for 459 pounds, 1 shillings and 1 penny, dated 10th May 1916. Black print on off-white paper, with Original overprinted in red, red postage revenue stamp for one penny, three official bank stamps. Reasonably good condition, with some vertical folds, a more severe fold at right, one spike hole and the usual small pin or staple holes. click here for image A$ 18 1916 Commercial Bank of Tasmania Limited bank bill, Perth branch, for 129 pounds, 7 shillings and 4 pence, dated 31 August 1916. Black print on off-white paper, with Original overprinted in red, red postage revenue stamp for one penny (uncancelled), one official purple Launceston bank stamp. Highly collectable condition, with light vertical folds and a few small pin or staple holes. click here for image A$ 45 1916 Commercial Bank of Tasmania Limited bank bill, Perth branch, for 130 pounds, 9 shillings and 4 pence, also dated 31 August 1916. Black print on off-white paper, with Original overprinted in red, red postage revenue stamp for one penny (uncancelled), one official purple Launceston bank stamp. Exceptionally good condition for such an early document, with very light folds and only a few small pin or staple holes. click here for image A$ 45 1916 Commercial Bank of Tasmania Limited bank bill, London branch, for 62 pounds, 2 shillings and 6 pence, dated 4th November1916. Black print on off-white paper, with Original overprinted in red, red postage revenue stamp for one penny (uncancelled), one official purple Launceston bank stamp. Very good condition, with very light folds and only a few small pin or staple holes. click here for image A$ 35 1917 Commercial Bank of Tasmania Limited bank bill, Launceston branch, for 256 pounds, 14 shillings and 11 pence, dated 9 November 1917. Black print on off-white paper, with Original overprinted in red, red postage revenue stamp for one penny, one purple official Launceston bank stamp. Highly collectable condition, with some vertical folds and a few small pin or staple holes. click here for image A$ 30 1918 Commercial Bank of Tasmania Limited bank bill, Launceston branch, for 210 pounds, 13 shillings and 3 pence, dated 9 May 1918. Black print on off-white paper, with Original overprinted in red, red postage revenue stamp for one penny, one purple official Launceston bank stamp, counterstamped BNSW London. Quite well-preserved, with some crinkles and vertical folds and a few small pin or staple holes. click here for image A$ 25 1919 Commercial Bank of Tasmania Limited bank bill, Perth Scotland branch, for 264 pounds, 14 shillings and 6 pence, dated 29 November 1919. Black print on off-white paper, with Original overprinted in red, orange postage revenue stamp for two pence, one purple official Launceston bank stamp, counterstamped BNSW London. Reasonably well-preserved, with some crinkles and vertical folds, light discoloration at lower right and a few small pin or staple holes. click here for image A$ 18 1920 Commercial Bank of Tasmania Limited bank bill, Perth branch, for 273 pounds, 15 shillings and 4 pence, dated 13th March 1920. Black print on off-white paper, with Original overprinted in red, orange postage revenue stamp for two pence, counterstamped BNSW London. Well-preserved, with a few crinkles, some vertical folds and the usual small pin or staple holes. click here for image A$ 22 1900s Barclays Bank Limited, London branch, blank cheque form stamped for Farm Ac in lower right corner. Black print on off-white paper with fine blue background microprint 'barclaysbanklimited'. Date 19__ and numbered 2/C 296557. Very well-preserved, near original condition. click here for image A$ 14 1900s The Savings Bank of South Australia, Adelaide branch, blank money order form stamped for the Signal and Telegraph Employees' Association. Black print with purple stamp on cream paper. Date 19__ . Exceptionally well-preserved, perfect original condition. click here for image A$ 38 1910s Bank of Australasia, Adelaide branch, blank cheque forms printed for the South Australian Ancient Order of Druids Friendly Society, printed two to a sheet with perforated centre line and perforated cheque buts. Very large format: each sheet 29 x 22 cms. Green print with yellow background on cream paper. Date 191_ . Three pairs of two fastener holes at left. Very well-preserved, excellent near original condition. click here for image A$ 18 1911 Western Australia 3 1/2 per cent Inscribed Stock dividend form no. 7573, paying interest of 17 pounds 10 shillings and 4 pence from the London County and Westminster Bank Limited, due 1 October 1911. Cream coloured document with red print. Purchased from a hoard found recently in London. Very well-preserved, excellent near original condition. email us for image A$ 12 1939 Commonwealth of Australia 4 per cent Registered Stock dividend form C12, paying interest of 76 pounds 7 shillings and 4 pence from the London branch, dated 16 October 1939. Light brown coloured document with darker brown and red print. Purchased from a hoard found recently in London. Very well-preserved, excellent near original condition. email us for image A$ 12 1939 Commonwealth of Australia 3 per cent Registered Stock dividend form C7, paying interest of 20 pounds from the London branch, dated 16 October 1939. Cream coloured document with black and red print. Purchased from a hoard found recently in London. Very well-preserved, excellent near original condition. email us for image A$ 12 Special: all three above dividend forms: 1911, 1939 and 1939, found recently in London, excellent condition. email us for images A$ 25 1963 postal note Commonwealth of Australia, one shilling, black on off white with light blue background, number G763594, date stamp Flemington Victoria Australia, 10JA63, several light folds and some reverse discoloration, but wholly intact with good corners and edes. Quite rare as such. click here for image A$ 145 1965 decimal currency request card for change-over of business equipment. Black print on light brown card, printed both sides. Exceptionally well-preserved, perfect original condition. click here for image A$ 18 1974 The State Savings Bank of Victoria, Ballarat branch, processed cheque payable to B D Greene from Lakeside Hospital Ballarat for $44.23. Black print with purple PAID stamp on white and yellow paper. Date 2 Apr 1974. Quite well-preserved, but with three folds, some light crinkling, one metal staple and one spike hole. click here for image A$ 12 How to order
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