Irish Banknote Guide: Five Pounds, Munster & Leinster Bank Ploughman Note, Type 2 (J. Brennan & A.E. Hosford)


Date: 1938-1939

A Munster & Leinster Bank, Five Pounds (ploughman) note, dated 9th March 1939, signed by J. Brennan & A.E. Hosford. The Old Currency Exchange, Dublin, Ireland.

A Munster & Leinster Bank, Five Pounds (ploughman) note, dated 9th March 1939, signed by J. Brennan & A.E. Hosford.

Description:

A Munster & Leinster Bank, Five Pound (ploughman) note, dated 9th March 1939, signed by J. Brennan & A.E. Hosford.

  • Size: 165mm x 92mm
  • Watermarks:
    • A 5-stringed harp at the top left
    • A CBN monogram at the bottom left
    • A shamrock at the bottom right
  • Designer: E. Harrison
  • S/N: 03MK 064364
    • Known Dates: 4
    • 7-APR-1938, 8-OCT-1938
    • 9-MAR-1939, 22-SEP-1939

Obverse Design:

  • Central Design:
    • A Ploughman with a team of two horses, hence the common name ‘Ploughman note’ among collectors. The theme was intended to symbolise Ireland’s argricultural self-reliance.
  • Colour:
    • Brown, with a green & brown background

Reverse Design:

  • Central Design:
    • St Patrick’s Bridge, Cork
  • Colour:
    • Brown, with a mauve background

Country:

  • Ireland

Category:

  • Modern Irish Banknotes
    • Munster & Leinster Bank
      • Consolidated Banks Issue
      • Ploughman Note
        •  Five Pounds
          • Type 2

 


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