George Cruickshank - Bank restriction satirical note, signed J Ketch, framed and laid down, labeled on verso. ILLUSTRATED Designed by the satirical cartoonist George Cruickshank (1792-1878). The act of forgery or even the use of such a banknote was punishable by death, Cruickshank claimed to have sketched the note in ten minutes after seeing a woman hanged for passing a forged note, features on the note include a terrible Britannia devouring an infant, gibet, skulls and ships for transportation.

Banknote - Bank Of England, London, ten pounds 1934 and 1937 , cashier K.O.Peppiatt ILLUSTRATED (2)

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Estimate £100-£150

Banknotes - Various one pound issues, UK one pound note set, British military one and two shilling notes,Brit

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Elizabeth II - Half Sovereign 2001, proof (cased with certificate booklet and outer case)

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Sold for £105 hammer

Estimate £100-£150