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10 Rupees

Emittent Oriental Bank Corporation
Jahr 1870
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Nennwert 10 Rupees
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Vorderseitenbeschreibung Black intaglio print on cream paper within a fine geometric border. The British Royal Arms vignette, supported by a lion and unicorn, is centered at the top with the inscription INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER arching above it; oval guilloche cartouches bearing the denomination TEN / 10 / RUPEES appear at upper left and right. The body of the note carries the issuer name THE ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION in bold letterpress above a hatched underprint panel containing the promise-to-pay text in script, with the place and date HALDAMULLE, CEYLON 1st Jan. 1870 above, and denomination and authorization lines below, flanked by printed signature roles.
Vorderseitenlegende රුපියල් දහය
பத்துரூபாய்
TEN
RUPEES
10
INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER
HALDAMULLE, CEYLON 1st Jan. 1870
THE ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION
Promise to pay the Bearer on demand
at their Branch here, or at their Bank
in Colombo TEN RUPEES Value received.
By order of the Court of Directors,
Entd. Accountt. Agent.
(Translation: Ten Rupees.)
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Anmerkungen

The Oriental Bank Corporation was a British overseas bank chartered in 1851 and headquartered in London, with operations stretching from India to Mauritius, Ceylon, China, and beyond. It collapsed spectacularly in 1884, making surviving pre-failure notes — particularly those from its earlier decades — genuinely uncommon. By 1870, the bank was already overextended, though that would not become apparent to depositors for another fourteen years.

Perkins, Bacon & Petch were the dominant security printers of the period, their steel-intaglio process producing the fine-line work that made forgery difficult. The same firm printed postage stamps for dozens of colonial territories throughout this era.

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