10 shilling 1940 — United Kingdom ( Pick: 362c )
Region:
Europe
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 10 shilling issued in the United Kingdom in 1940. It is cataloged under Pick number 362c.
The note features a mauve and grey color scheme. It measures 138 by 78 mm and is printed on paper. The note is signed by Kenneth Oswald Peppiatt.
This banknote was issued during World War II, a time marked by significant economic challenges for the United Kingdom.
The note features a mauve and grey color scheme. It measures 138 by 78 mm and is printed on paper. The note is signed by Kenneth Oswald Peppiatt.
This banknote was issued during World War II, a time marked by significant economic challenges for the United Kingdom.
Specifications
- Signed by
- Kenneth Oswald Peppiatt
- Date of issue
- 2 April 1940
- Paper
- Paper
- Colour
- Mauve and grey
- Dimensions
- 138 x 78 mm
- Pick catalog
- 362c
About this banknote
The Bank of England issued the 10 Shilling banknote in 1940, signed by Chief Cashier Kenneth Oswald Peppiatt. This banknote was part of a series introduced during World War II due to increased demand for smaller denominations and to address wartime economic needs.
The front side design features an intricate motif with Britannia, a central inscription promising to pay the bearer ten shillings, and the distinct mauve and grey coloring. The back side displays elaborate scrollwork and the denomination "10/-" prominently. This note is cataloged as Pick number 362c.
