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1ST March 1921 Sig 1: Walker/Handwritten Printer: AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, OTTAWA 88 notes unredeemed; 6 known (both varieties) 1 pound

1ST March 1921 Sig 1: Walker/Handwritten Printer: AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, OTTAWA 88 notes unredeemed; 6 known (both varieties) 1 pound

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1ST March 1921 Sig 1: Walker/Handwritten Printer: AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, OTTAWA 88 notes unredeemed; 6 known (both varieties) 1 pound

1ST March 1921 Sig 1: Walker/Handwritten Printer: AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, OTTAWA 88 notes unredeemed; 6 known (both varieties) 1 pound

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GSID:

199947

Denomination:

1 pound

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1ST March 1921 Sig 1: Walker/Handwritten Printer: AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, OTTAWA 88 notes unredeemed; 6 known (both varieties)

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Black, orange, and brown

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Dimensions unknown

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