1ST July, 1931 Sig 8: Stuart Handwritten left sig ; printed right sig Prefix T/G 10 dollars Values

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The Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China

1ST July, 1931 Sig 8: Stuart Handwritten left sig ; printed right sig Prefix T/G 10 dollars Values

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1ST July, 1931 Sig 8: Stuart Handwritten left sig ; printed right sig Prefix T/G 10 dollars Values

Details

Obverse: Chinese and English text; allegorical man wearing helmet with laurels; lion sejant, crowned coat of arms, and unicorn sejant

Reverse: English text; lion and seated Britannia; sheep hanging from bow; three woman in rice paddy with tower in background; elephant and palm tree; tower and ships

Basic Information

GSID:

108644

Denomination:

10 dollars

Varieties and Classification

Variety:

1ST July, 1931 Sig 8: Stuart Handwritten left sig ; printed right sig Prefix T/G

Design Details

Note Color:

Red, green, purple, and black

Note Dimension:

168 x 95 mm

Printer:

WATERLOW & SONS LIMITED, LONDON

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