Part 675 - Correspondence Regarding Note Orders and Security Features (April 1893)

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GB RPSL PB-CORRESP-LB-101054-675

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Correspondence Regarding Note Orders and Security Features (April 1893)

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  • 20th April 93, 19th Apl 93 (Creation)

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    Summary: This page contains two letters from James W. Barclay to banking institutions. The first letter, dated 20th April 1893, discusses the shipment schedule for £1 notes for the Union Bank of Australia Limited, referencing partially completed notes originally intended for Adelaide. The second letter, dated 19th April 1893, is addressed to J. Shaw of the National Bank of Scotland Limited in Edinburgh, discussing experiments with note security features and requesting a cancelled note for further testing by photographic means.

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