5 pounds 1961 — Scotland ( Pick: 103 )
Region:
Europe
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 5 pounds issued in Scotland in 1961. It is cataloged under Pick number 103.
The note features a color scheme of blue and red. It measures 140 x 85 mm and is made of paper. The banknote is signed by Steven Bilsland and was printed by G Waterston & Sons, Ltd.
In 1961, Scotland was part of the pound sterling monetary system, which was widely used throughout the United Kingdom.
The note features a color scheme of blue and red. It measures 140 x 85 mm and is made of paper. The banknote is signed by Steven Bilsland and was printed by G Waterston & Sons, Ltd.
In 1961, Scotland was part of the pound sterling monetary system, which was widely used throughout the United Kingdom.
Specifications
- Signed by
- Steven Bilsland
- Date of issue
- 1961
- Printing office
- G Waterston & Sons, Ltd
- Paper
- Paper
- Colour
- Blue and red
- Dimensions
- 140 x 85 mm
- Pick catalog
- 103
About this banknote
The British Linen Bank issued this 5-pound note in 1961. The series was introduced to continue the bank's operations during a period of stability in Scottish banking, following the trends of post-war economic developments in the UK. The note was printed to align with contemporary designs of that era.
The front side features an intricate design with the bank's name prominently displayed, and the coat of arms at the center. There are inscriptions promising to pay the bearer the sum of five pounds. The back side displays a classical motif featuring a seated figure with maritime elements. The note, measuring 140 x 85 mm, was printed by G Waterston & Sons, Ltd.
