1 pounds 1942 — United Kingdom ( Pick: 363c )

Region: Europe

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Banknote description

The banknote is a 1 pound issued in the United Kingdom in 1942. It is cataloged under Pick number 363c. This note is characterized by its green color and is printed on paper.

The dimensions of the banknote are 140 x 77 mm. It is signed by K. O. Peppiatt and was produced by the Bank of England.

The amount produced is unknown. The Bank of England produced various denominations during World War II, contributing to the currency management adjustments needed during that time.

Specifications

Signed by: K. O. Peppiatt
Date of issue: 1934-1939
Printing office: Bank of England
Paper: paper
Colour: green
Dimensions: 140 x 77 mm
Amount produced: unknown
Pick catalog: 363c

About this banknote

The Bank of England issued the 1-pound banknote in 1942 during the tenure of Chief Cashier K. O. Peppiatt. This series of notes was part of the ongoing effort to issue secure and reliable currency during a period of significant historical tumult, specifically World War II.

The front side of the banknote features Britannia seated, a traditional symbol of British strength and virtue. The reverse side displays an intricate design with St. George and the Dragon medallions flanking an image of the Bank of England building. The note, measuring 140 x 77 mm, was printed on paper using green as its principal color, and the exact number of notes produced remains unspecified.