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Ireland 1929 Ulster Bank Limited large-format watermarked security paper, Pick Unlisted, showing repeated Ulster Bank Limited watermarking across uncirculated banknote security paper associated with the Northern Ireland issue period

Ireland - Northern 1929 - Ulster Bank Limited Large-Format Watermarked Security Paper

As a surviving large-format example of Ulster Bank Limited watermarked security paper, this sheet adds an important technical layer to the printed proof material from the same collecting group. It documents the paper foundation behind Ulster Bank Limited banknote production and stands as a rare preserved security-paper artifact from the early twentieth-century Irish and Northern Ireland private-bank note tradition. Read more →

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Ireland - Northern 1929 Ulster Bank Limited 1 Pound uncut sheet of 3 proofs with specimen perforation, Pick Unlisted, showing three proof impressions on Ulster Bank Limited watermarked security paper with Charles Skipper and East Limited London printing attribution

Ireland - Northern 1929 - Ulster Bank Limited 1 Pound Uncut Sheet of 3 Proofs with Specimen Perforation (Pick Unlisted)

The specimen perforation is a central feature of the sheet. It marks the three proof impressions as controlled non-payable production material while retaining the printed design for approval, reference, and archival use. In uncut sheet form, this feature is especially important because the sheet preserves the multi-subject production layout before separation. The spacing, margins, paper structure, and relationship between the three impressions remain visible, giving the object a production context that cannot be seen on an individual cut proof.

Proof Uncut Proof Sheet Sheet of 3 Proofs Engraved Proof Private Banknote Production Proof-stage Material Specimen Perforation Production
Ireland 1929 Ulster Bank Limited 1 Pound proof with specimen perforation, Pick 306p, graded PMG 55 EPQ About Uncirculated, with selvage included, no serial number, no issuing date, no signatures, Westminster Bank Limited watermarked security paper, and Charles Skipper and East Limited London printer imprint

Ireland - Northern 1929 - Ulster Bank Limited 1 Pound Proof with Specimen Perforation (Pick 306p)

PMG identifies the piece as a proof, graded PMG 55 EPQ About Uncirculated, with specimen perforation and selvage included. The retained selvage gives the proof a sheet-context that is rarely preserved on a single note, while the specimen perforation marks the piece as controlled production material. These features keep the object close to the production and approval process rather than reducing it to a separated printed design.

Proof Single Proof Engraved Proof Private Banknote Production Proof-stage Material Specimen Perforation Production
Ireland - Northern 1940 Ulster Bank Limited 1 Pound issued note, Pick 306, serial A152102, dated Belfast 1st January 1940, with blue ONE POUND panel, red serial numbers, maritime and industrial vignette, architectural reverse, and Ulster Bank Limited watermarked security paper

Ireland - Northern 1940 - Ulster Bank Limited 1 Pound Issued Note (Pick 306)

The promise-to-pay text dominates the center of the note, presenting the banknote as the obligation of Ulster Bank Limited rather than a central-bank issue. The large blue ONE POUND panel, red serial numbers, ornamental denomination cartouches, and engraved borderwork create a layered design that remained close to the proof material of the same design family while functioning here as a completed issued note.

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