Bank of Folly, an April Fool note, denominated in a single Fool (i.e. the receiver of the note!), at the Temple of Folly, 1 April 1947, serial num...

Fleet Bank in England, 25 Pence, 21 June 1811, serial number 64781, signature of R. Denton, some toning and small stains but a nice looking exampl...

Little Sheffield Bank, for Presto, Adagio, Moderato & Concertante, 5 Halfpence, 1797, no signature or serial number, fine and very rare Outing unl...

Bank of Love, denominated only in Love, 14 February, no year listed (likely c.1840-50 based on air and clothing), serial number 71742 , signed Tru...

Lovers Banking Company, denominated in Love, at the Temple of Hymen, 14 February 1877, serial number L/O 98657 V/E, signed by Cupid, promising to ...

A Summons to the Court of Hymen, with blank spaces for full names and dates, the text ‘you have this day been charged before the undersigned, one ...

Bank of Exchange & Co-operation, 1 Penny, dated/serial numbered 1879, signature of C. Wetum, with the address listed as ‘Dark Street, Bush Town, F...

A Confusing but Clearly Political Skit Note, for Self, Ridiculous & Folly, promising to pay £5 to Sir Charles Spencer or Bearer on the return of C...

Brotherly Love Bank, for the Three Grand Principles, a Masonic note promising to pay Brother Secrecy the sum of 1 Shilling, Newcastle, 7 April 180...

Brett’s, 109, Drury Lane, a note promising to ‘supply the bearer with pure Patent Brandy, Patent Holland's and every other genuine article in the ...

Trent Fall Bank, for Rich’d Boiler, Tho’s Nossle & Co., 5 Halfpence in cash or steam, 1 August 1817, serial number 8540, signatures of Tim’y Smoke...

Bank of Experience, £5, 10 February 1839, serial number 55, signature of Leukin Jones, the note promises to ‘pay on demand for the Governor of the...

Mendham’s Tea Warehouse, Ipswich, a note promising to pay the bearer 5 Shillings on demand, hand dated 1803, no serial number or signature, vignet...

Manchester & Gibralter Bank, for the Governor of the Gibralter Hotel, Pall Mall, a note promising to pay the bearer 2 Pence for winnings at Bagate...

Gillbank and Co, Spirit Establishment, a note promising to supply the bearer with any quantity of Old & Genuine Wines or Spirits from a Stock of T...

Bank of Elegant Engraving, a beautiful note denominated £100 advertising the services of H.H.Collins & Co., October 1854, signature of H.H.Collins...

Bank of Engraving, a passable imitation of a Bank of England £20, promising to ‘pay all bets or forfeit the sum of twenty pounds’, 23 June 1905, s...

Nottingham, a superbly engraved note advertising the services of the hairdressing establishment of J. Etches, denominated £1, ND (c.1825), serial ...

Norfolk, Suffolk & Essex, Banks of Elegance, a note denominated £5,000 advertising the hairdressing services of the Faiers family, ND (c.1840’s-50...

Bank of Elegance, 36 Lowgate, Hull, a note promising to ‘supply on demand to my friends and the public, Boots and Shoes of the best Quality, at su...

Bank of Fashion, for Self and Compy, a note promising ‘to cut any Lady or Gentleman’s hair superior to any man in Europe or forfeit on Demand the ...

Bank of Fashion, for Self and Compy, a note promising ‘to cut any Lady or Gentleman’s hair superior to any man in Europe or forfeit on Demand the ...

Royal Surrey Bank, a theatre advertising note for ‘£10 or as many rounds of applause’, on watermarked paper, 1885, signature of George Conquest, c...

Royal Gaiety Bank, a theatre advertising note for ‘£10 or as many rounds of applause’, ND (c.1880’s), serial number 1910, signature of ‘Rigdum Fun...

Bank of Merriment, Royal Grecian, a note denominated in FUN, advertising the seasonal pantomime at the Royal Grecian Theatre, 11 January 1854, ser...

Gilbert + Watson Ltd, a spoof but rather realistic 10 Shilling note advertising the show Miss Paris-in-London, 4 January 1915, very fine and scarc...

Flora Cromer, a spoof £1 advertising ‘her latest success, The Kaiser’s Gramaphone’, ND (c.1914-15), signature of ‘some girl’ and a likeness of Flo...

Petticoat to Park Lane, a spoof £1 advertising the latest production of Frederick Baugh and Fred Moule, ND (c.1915), signature of ‘some drama’, wi...

United Kingdom of Great Blessings and Joyland, an entirely hand painted Christmas and New Year card in the likeness of a Treasury £1, dated Christ...