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| 表面の説明 | Orange and black note with an ornate guilloche border in dark ink. A central intaglio vignette shows Britannia in classical dress, holding a trident and shield, set within an oval frame flanked by two large numeral '10' counters; allegorical female figures in classical robes occupy the left and right margins as pillar vignettes. The upper inscription reads 'THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA / WILL PAY TO THE BEARER ON DEMAND', with 'TORONTO' at lower left and the date '2ND JANUARY 1924' at lower right, accompanied by two manuscript signatures identified as PRESIDENT and GENERAL MANAGER. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Printed entirely in green, the reverse centres on a large oval medallion containing the arms of the Standard Bank of Canada encircled by the inscription 'THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA / 1873', flanked by bold numeral '10' counters on each side and framed by an elaborate lathework and guilloche surround. Smaller '10' numerals appear in each corner against a fine engine-turned background. The denomination 'TEN DOLLARS' is lettered in a panel at the lower centre. |
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The Standard Bank of Canada had a short institutional life — founded in 1873, it was absorbed by the Canadian Bank of Commerce in 1928, making its note-issuing years genuinely finite. By 1924 the bank was already in consolidation mode, and relatively few of these $10 notes entered heavy commercial circulation before the merger extinguished the charter entirely.
The American Bank Note Company printed for dozens of Canadian chartered banks during this period, often reusing engraved plate elements across multiple clients. Whether any plate components here were shared or adapted from earlier ABNC commissions for other issuers is worth examining against the broader ABNC Canadian portfolio.
Survivors tend to show teller folds rather than heavy wear — consistent with limited late-period circulation before redemption following the 1928 takeover.