Reverses of English Banknotes

                                Treasury, Britannia & Series B

                   The first EPM catalogue number is shown for each reverse.

        T16-24-31-32-34-35  £1  first issued 1917   Houses of Parliament 

        T16a  £1  Fouled Anchor added under Elizabeth clock tower

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        T17-18-19-20 Bradbury & T25-26-30-33 Fisher 10s

        T21  Bradbury & T27  Fisher Fractional 5s

        T22  Bradbury & T28  Fisher Fractional 2s 6d 

        T23  Bradbury & T29  Fisher  Fractional 1s 

        B210  Mahon 10s  designed by William Keesey,  two 10/-  value tablets set among

        swirls of acanthus leaves.

        B212  Mahon  £1  designed by William Keesey.  

        South front of the Bank prior to rebuilding together with vignettes of St. George and

        the dragon.  Used by Benedetto Pistrucci for the design of the Sovereign.

        B239A  Peppiatt Guernsey Overprint   September 1941  No full stop 

         B239B  Peppiatt Guernsey Overprint   November 1941  Full stop  

        B249  £1  Peppiatt  wartime colour change issue

         B249A  Guernsey Overprint Peppiatt

         B251  10s  Peppiatt  wartime colour change issue

         B253  Peppiatt  Fractional 5s

         B254  Peppiatt  Fractional 2s 6d

         B277  Lion & Key £5,  shaded value and symbol,  O'Brien Chief Cashier Lion & Key

        designed by Stephen Gooden R.A.  Fabulous engraving of a Lion holding a chained double

        sided key depicting the strength of the Britain's economy.  Issued in 1957.

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         B280 Lion & Key £5,  white value and symbol,  O'Brien

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