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Co Antrim, Belfast, Belfast Commercial Bank, One Pound British, 18—, proof on card by Perkins & Heath for William Tennent, Robert Callwell, James Luke and John Thomson, text in bottom border 'Equal to £1.1s Irish'. A few light spots, otherwise good extremely fine (£1,000-1,200)
Sold for £750
Co Cork, Charleville, For Convenience, Six Pence British, no date or no., gg in scrollwork on left side, signed George Gibbon. Worn edges with nicks and short tears, missing part of corner at top right and pinholes, stained on left side, otherwise very good to about fine (£400-500)
Sold for £580
Co Cork, Cork, Cork Bank, Thirty Shillings, 2 January 1807, no. 915, payable by a Bank of Ireland Note, for Sir Thomas Roberts Bt, James Bonwell and John Leslie, signed by John Leslie. Heavily circulated with worn edges, holes at lower centre and bottom right and many small holes in body, otherwise intact, good to very good (£300-400)
Sold for £300
Co Cork, Cork, Cork Bank, One Pound British Sterling, 1 December 1825, A 3566, for Charles Henry Leslie and John Leslie, signed by John Leslie. A few pinholes, endorsement in top margin and another on back, about very fine, unusually high grade (£600-800)
Sold for £620
Co Cork, Cork, Cork Bank, One Pound Five Shillings Sterling, 25 January 1825, B 2009, for Charles Henry Leslie and John Leslie, signed by Charles Leslie. A few pinholes, small ink splashes and endorsements on back, otherwise good fine (£600-800)
Co Cork, Cork, Cork Bank, One Pound Five Shillings British Sterling, 1 December 1825, no. 1627, for Charles Henry Leslie and John Leslie, signed by John Leslie. A few pinholes, endorsements on back and a couple of spots, otherwise very fine, high grade (£600-800)
Sold for £550
Co Cork, Cork, Denis Moylan, Three Guineas & Half [Three Pounds, Nineteen Shillings and Seven Pence], 30 September 1813, no. 1052. Cut across corner at top right and without signature at lower right, ragged left edge, a few spots and paper remnants on back of top edge, otherwise good very fine (£800-1,000)
Sold for £680
Co Cork, Mallow, Mallow Bank, One Pound Sterling, 1 October 1833, no. 3024, for Robert De La Cour, signed by him. Pinholes and a few spots, otherwise very fine (£800-1,000)
Sold for £1,000
Co Cork, Youghall, Youghall Bank, One Guinea & Half [One Pound, Fourteen Shillings and Three-Halfpence], 26 May 1809, no. 3217, for George Giles and Richard Giles, signed by Richard Giles. Stamps and endorsements either side and a 70mm horizontal split across centre, otherwise good fine (£400-600)
Sold for £400
Co Dublin, Dublin, Alexanders Bank, One Pound, 21 March 1820, no. 4674, for Sir William Alexander Bt, Robert Alexander Junr., William James Alexander, William John Alexander and William John Alexander Junr, signed by Robert Alexander. Pinholes and spots of light foxing, otherwise good fine (£600-800)
Co Dublin, Dublin, Bank of Kings Court, 180–, unissued Post Bill for Three Guineas [Three Pounds, Eight Shillings and Threepence], engraved by Martyn, payable at Ten days sight and at Dublin 'from 10 until 2 o'clock'. A few tiny holes at upper left, a small ink splash near centre and spots of foxing around edges, otherwise very fine to good very fine (£400-500)
Sold for £360
Co Dublin, Dublin, Finlay & Co, Twenty Pounds, 18[—], no. 269, originally for Messrs. Thomas Finlay, Robert Law and Michael Law, date and signature of Thomas Finlay crossed through and cancelled. Very fine (£400-500)
Co Dublin, Dublin, Gibbons & Williams, One Pound, 4 December 1834, no. 4807, unissued. A few small holes and a 15mm split in left margin, otherwise about fine (£250-300)
Sold for £230
Co Dublin, Dublin, Gibbons & Williams, Thirty Shillings, 1 September 1833, no. 532, signed by H. Williams. Numbers and endorsements either side and pinholes, otherwise fine (£300-350)
Sold for £250
Co Dublin, Dublin, Gibbons & Williams, Three Pounds, 1 September 1833, no. 974, signed by H. Williams. A few tiny holes, trimmed down left border and missing bottom left corner tip, otherwise fine (£400-500)
Sold for £350
Co Dublin, Dublin, Morris & Malone, Bank Post Bill for Five Pounds, 3 August 1813, no. 682, for William Morris and John Malone. Pinholes, a few small holes, two 10mm splits in top edge from rusted paper clip, endorsements and confirmation of First Dividend paid 1815 on back, otherwise good fine (£350-450)
Co Dublin, Malahide, The Silver Bank, Three Shillings & Ninepence Halfpenny, 14 June 1804, no. 70, payable in Notes of the Bank of Ireland, for Richard Wogan Talbot and Edward Glascock, signed by Edward Glascock. A few small holes in body, worn edges and missing part of bottom right corner, a small repair on back of top edge and many endorsements, otherwise very good to about fine (£600-800)
Sold for £980
Co Galway, Galway, Galway Bank, Thirty Shillings, 18—, unissued, for John Joyce and Francis Blake. Two small holes in left side, a 10mm tear and two small pieces out of bottom edge, otherwise good fine (£600-800)
Unsold
Co Galway, Galway, Galway Bank, Thirty Shillings, 4 June 1813, no. 440, contemporary forgery on bank of John Joyce and Francis Blake, with imitation signature of Francis Blake, FORGERY written across front. Two strips of backing paper, one covering piece missing right side, otherwise very good (£200-250)
Co Kerry, Killarney, William Murphy, One British Shilling, 7 March 1797, S 176, signed by William Murphy, 145 x 30mm. A few tiny holes, otherwise fine (£250-350)
Sold for £380
Co Kerry, Killarney, William Murphy, One Shilling & Seven Pence Halfpenny, 17 March 1797, signed by William Murphy, 145 x 55mm. Ragged edges and splits in body but intact, good to very good (£250-350)
Sold for £220
Co Kerry, Killarney, Ross Island Mine, Three Guineas [Three Pounds, Eight Shillings and Threepence], 18—, uniface proof on paper, William White in text panel on left side. A piece missing at top left and a 20mm tear running through vignette, further 10 and 30mm tears in top edge and a 15mm tear in bottom edge, otherwise good very fine (£350-450)
Sold for £500
Co Kilkenny, Kilkenny, Kilkenny Bank, Five Pounds Ster[lin]g, 11 November 1818, no. 381, for James Loughnan, signed by him. Pinholes and couple of other small holes, endorsements mostly on back, otherwise fine (£1,000-1,200)
Sold for £1,300
Co Limerick, Limerick, Bank of Limerick, Twenty Five Shillings Ster[lin]g, 18—, unissued, for George Maunsell, John Kennedy and Robert Hedges Maunsell. Edge nicks and short tears, a few tiny holes and short splits in body, otherwise good fine (£200-250)
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