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| 正面描述 | Pink underprint on white paper with ornate guilloche border. Central panel carries the issuer name in bold letterpress within a decorative cartouche, flanked by two £1 value panels with intricate lace-work surrounds. A serial number appears at lower left and upper right, with a Managing Director signature at lower right and slogan at foot. |
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| 背面描述 | Printed in pink on white paper. A central vignette presents a panoramic engraved landscape with buildings set against hills and coastline. Flanking the vignette are two circular £1 denomination panels on ornamental vertical pillars with foliate motifs. Six numbered conditions of use are set out in two columns below the vignette. |
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George Court & Sons Limited was a British retail or wholesale firm that issued credit coupons as a form of internal scrip — a practice common among larger employers and merchants before the Truck Acts were strictly enforced, and occasionally persisting well after. These coupons functioned as a promise of goods or credit rather than legal tender, circulating only within the issuer's own commercial ecosystem. The 1 Pound denomination suggests this was aimed at staff wages or trade accounts rather than petty retail transactions.
Documentary records on this specific firm are sparse. Without a date of issue, it is difficult to place this piece precisely within the broader history of British private scrip.