500 Dollars

发行方	North Western Bank of India
年份	1856
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正面描述	Black letterpress print on plain paper. Central vignette of a standing allegorical female figure with anchor at upper centre, accompanied by a sailing ship. Denomination numeral $500 appears in circular panels at left and right, with full bank title and statutory inscription in letterpress text across the note.
正面铭文	$500 NORTH WESTERN BANK OF INDIA REGISTRED UNDER ACT XLIII OF 1850. On Demand Promise to pay to the Bearer at the Company's Office here FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS Value recieved Singapore 18___ Entd. Acct. FOR THE NORTH WESTERN BANK OF INDIA Agent Five Hundred
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备注	The North Western Bank of India was a short-lived joint-stock venture incorporated in the mid-1850s to service the commercial corridor between Calcutta and Lahore. It collapsed before establishing any meaningful branch network, which makes issued notes — particularly high denominations — extraordinarily rare survivors. A $500 face value in 1856 India suggests this note was intended for interbank settlement or large mercantile transactions, not retail use. Perkins, Bacon & Petch were the dominant security printers of the period, their steel intaglio process considered the best available deterrent against forgery. The bank failed before the 1857 Rebellion reshaped the entire framework of colonial banking in the subcontinent.

500 Dollars

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