Acquire a rare piece of British Island numismatics with this £1 banknote from the Isle of Man Bank Limited. Dated 10th November 1950, this note was issued under the Act of Tynwald and represents the unique banking history of the island before the Manx government took over all note issuance in 1961.

Key Features:

• Pick Number: P-L603

• Year of Issue: 1950

• Denomination: One Pound (£1)

• Obverse: Features a beautiful blue-tinted landscape engraving of Douglas Bay at the top. The design is framed by intricate Celtic-style knotwork, with the Triskelion (Three Legs of Man) symbol in the lower right and the island's crest in the lower left.

• Reverse: Showcases a striking black-and-white engraving featuring the Triskelion in a central medallion, flanked by views of Tower of Refuge and Peel Castle.

• Signatures: Features the authentic hand-signed signatures of the Manager and Assistant Manager of the era.

• Condition: This note is in circulated condition, exhibiting a natural patina, minor toning, and folding consistent with its age and historical use. You will get what you see in the photo—the exact note with serial number S/3 1994 pictured is the item you will receive.

Shipping and Packaging Information

Processing Time: Orders placed from Monday to Friday will be carefully packed and dispatched within 24 hours.

Packaging: To ensure the safety of your purchase, we use board-backed envelopes and plastic sleeves to protect our products during transit.

United Kingdom Shipping:

• Enjoy free shipping within the UK, regardless of the weight of your order.

   

• Orders under £5: Your shipment will be sent via second class mail without tracking.

• Orders between £5 and £15: Shipped using first class mail without tracking.

• Orders exceeding £15: Shipped via first class mail with tracking.

• Orders over £100: Benefit from special delivery with next-day delivery service.

International Shipping: For international orders, we use Royal Mail International.