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...

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...

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 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 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...