Date: 1920

Bank of Ireland One Pound, Fourteenth Issue (Branches in 8 lines and red ink), Type 2, dated 17th February 1920, signature of A.G. Fleming, Chief Cashier.

Description:

• A Bank of Ireland One Pound note (Fourteenth Issue), Type 2
  • Issued on 17th February 1920
  • Serial Number: A/99 52079
  • Signed by: Alfred G. Fleming, Chief Cashier
• Obverse:
  • The £1 note of this 14th issue of the Bank of Ireland series features
    • 66 branches on eight lines and printed in red ink
    • Serial numbers and the date are also in red print
• Dimensions:
  • 150mm x 100mm
• Dates: 10
  • 12-JAN-1920, 21-JAN-1920, 14-FEB-1920, 16-FEB-1920, 17-FEB-1920,
  • 23-FEB-1920, 27-FEB-1920, 16-MAR-1920, 30-MAR-1920, 14-APR-1920

• Branches: 66

1. Arklow
2. Armagh
3. Athlone
4. Bagnalstown
5. Ballybay
6. Ballina
7. Ballinasloe
8. Ballinrobe
9. Ballymena
10. Banagher
11. Bandon
12. Belfast
13. Belturbet
14. Boyle
15. Callan
16. Carlow
17. Castlebar
18. Castleblayney
19. Cavan
20. Charleville
21. Clonakilty
22. Clones
23. Clonmel
24. Coleraine
25. Cork
26. Drogheda
27. Dundalk
28. Ennis
29. Enniscorthy
30. Fermoy
31. Galway
32. Gorey
33. Kilbeggan
34. Kilkenny
35. Limerick
36. Listowel
37. Londonderry (Derry)
38. Longford
39. Mallow
40. Maryborough (Port Laoise)
41. Midleton
42. Mitchelstown
43. Mountbellew
44. Mountmellick
45. Mullingar
46. Navan
47. New Ross
48. Newry
49. Newtownards
50. Omagh
51. Portadown
52. Queenstown (Cobh)
53. Roscommon
54. Roscrea
55. Skibbereen
56. Sligo
57. Thurles
58. Tipperary
59. Tralee
60. Trim
61. Tuam
62. Tullamore
63. Waterford
64. Westport
65. Wexford
66. Youghal

Country:

• Ireland

Category:

• Early Irish Banknotes
  • Bank of Ireland
    • Fourteenth Issue
      •  One Pound
        • Type 2

Further Reading:

• Small Private Banks in 18th C and Early 19th C Ireland
• Bank of Ireland (A Brief History & Checklist of Old Banknotes)
• The Joint-Stock Banks of 19th and Early 20th C Ireland
• Modern Irish Banknotes

Books & Catalogues (Irish Banknotes & Paper Money)

• Irish Banknotes, Irish Paper Money 1783-2005
  • Martin MacDevitt, Meath Ireland (2005)
• Paper Money of Ireland – the definitive guide to Irish banknotes
  • Bob Blake & Jonathan Callaway (West, 2009)
• Irish Banknotes – Irish Government Paper Money From 1928
  • Martin MacDevitt (1999)
• Consolidated Banknotes of Ireland
  • Derek Young (1974)
• Legal Tender Banknotes
  • Derek Young (1972)