1 pounds 1948 — United Kingdom ( Pick: 363d )
Region:
Europe
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 1 pound issued in the United Kingdom in 1948. It falls under Pick number 363d. The note is colored red-brown, printed on paper, and measures 151 x 84 mm.
Specific features of the design are not described in the available facts. The note's classification under the specified Pick number indicates its identification within the documented banknotes of this issue.
The banknote is produced on paper and features the signature of Walter Monckton Keesey. The United Kingdom experienced significant changes in its currency following World War II, reflecting post-war economic conditions.
Specific features of the design are not described in the available facts. The note's classification under the specified Pick number indicates its identification within the documented banknotes of this issue.
The banknote is produced on paper and features the signature of Walter Monckton Keesey. The United Kingdom experienced significant changes in its currency following World War II, reflecting post-war economic conditions.
Specifications
- Signed by
- Walter Monckton Keesey
- Date of issue
- 22 November 1928
- Paper
- Paper
- Colour
- Red-brown
- Dimensions
- 151 x 84 mm
- Pick catalog
- 363d
About this banknote
The Bank of England issued this 1-pound banknote in 1948. This series was part of post-war efforts to standardize currency and maintain economic stability in the United Kingdom. It aimed to address the economic adjustments following World War II.
The front side of the note features intricate designs and inscriptions, with a central motif of Britannia. The back side displays ornate patterns and imagery, incorporating a depiction of Saint George and the Dragon. This particular note, Pick 363d, is signed by Walter Monckton Keesey and has dimensions of 151 x 84 mm.
