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10 Dollars
| Issuer | Barclays Bank (Canada) |
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| Year | 1929 |
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| Value | 10 Dollars |
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| Reverse description | Printed entirely in orange. Central vignette of the Barclays Bank (Canada) neoclassical building facade with columned portico, framed by elaborate guilloche scrollwork. Large denominational counters with numeral 10 in ornate rosettes at left and right, with denomination legend along the lower border. |
| Reverse lettering | BARCLAYS BANK (CANADA) 10 · TEN DOLLARS · 10 |
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Barclays Bank (Canada) was a short-lived subsidiary of Barclays Bank Limited, established primarily to absorb the Canadian branches of the Colonial Bank following Barclays' 1925 merger with Colonial, National Bank of South Africa, and Anglo-Egyptian Bank. The Canadian operation never built a significant retail footprint and was wound down relatively quickly, which kept total note issuance low.
Three signature combinations are recorded for this single date — Bruce/Borden, Dickenson/Borden, and Stevenson/Borden — reflecting staff turnover during what was already a brief operational window. R. L. Borden's consistent presence across all three variants suggests a fixed senior signing authority against a rotating counter-signatory.