Reverses
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
Enlarged
T17-18-19-20 Bradbury & T25-26-30-33 Fisher 10s
Fractional 5s T21 Bradbury & T27 Fisher
Fractional 2s6d T22 Bradbury & T28 Fisher
Fractional 1s T23 Bradbury & T29 Fisher
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 £1 Peppiatt Guernsey Overprint September 1941 No full stop
B239B £1 Peppiatt Guernsey Overprint November 1941 Full stop
B249 £1 Peppiatt wartime colour change issue
B249A £1 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.
Enlarged
B280 Lion & Key £5, white value and symbol, O'Brien
Enlarged