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Lot 4608    Session 17 (7:30pm Thursday 28th July)    Aust. Banknotes - Private Bank Issues

Estimate $2,000
Bid at live.noble.com.au
SOLD $2,200

THE BANK OF ADELAIDE, one pound sterling, Adelaide, 1st June 1892, 759493, CANCELLED perforated in two places (MVR type 3). Limp paper, flattened of folds, pin holes, creases, soiled, stain on right margin, otherwise fine and very rare.

Ex Michael P.Vort-Ronald Collection, sold Spink Australia Sale 24 Part 1 (lot 1).

The Bank of Adelaide (1865-1980), was taken over by the ANZ banking group in 1980. It was a successful bank which had a small share of the South Australian market making the surviving banknote issues as all being very rare. This bank survived the banking crises of the 1890s without closing its doors and by the middle of the 20th century it was regarded as a pillar of the Adelaide establishment.

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