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Chief Cashiers From 1694 to Present -
British Banknotes - 1778 to Present - Newland, Hase, Rippon, Marshall, Miller, Forbes, May, Bowen, Nairne, Bradbury, Harvey, Fisher, Mahon, Catterns, Peppiatt, Beale, O'Brien, Hollom, Fforde, Page, Somerset, Gill, Kentfield, Lowther, Bailey

10/- Banknotes -
1925 to 1970 Mahon, Catterns, Peppiatt, Beale, O'Brien, Hollom, Fforde.

£1 Banknotes
1925-1988 - Mahon, Catterns, Peppiatt, Beale, O'Brien, Hollom, Fforde, Page, Somerset

£5 Banknotes -
1955 to Present - O'Brien, Hollom, Fforde, Page, Somerset, Gill, Kentfield, Lowther, Bailey

£10 Banknotes -
1962 to Present - Hollom, Fforde, Page, Somerset, Gill, Kentfield, Lowther, Bailey

£20 Banknotes -
1966 to Present - Fforde, Page, Somerset, Gill, Kentfield, Lowther, Bailey

£50 Banknotes -
1980 to Present - Somerset, Gill, Kentfield, Lowther, Bailey

Debden Sets -
Bank of England - Debden Sets, Commemorating Set, Banknotes and Coin Sets

Error Banknotes -
Consisering the million of notes that are in circulation, errors notes are note that common. Extra paper, No thread, Colour bars, misplaced design, printing errors, missing colours misaligned colour, front on back, missing signatues, offset printing, missing serial no's, idential serial numbers on pair, misaligned serial numbers

First Day Covers -
Bank of England - First Day Cover Sets, Commemorating Set, Banknotes and Coin Sets

Provincial Banknotes -
Provincial banknotes were only permitted ti issue notes so long as they did not have an office in london. The last of the English provincial banks was Fox, Fowler of Wellington Somerset, they ceased in 1921 when the bank became part of the Llod's group.

Military Issue Notes -
Banknotes were issued by the British Army for troops to use.

Test Note & Advertising Note
The interesting aspect of these test, experimental etc. notes, is that they were usually not made (unlike circulating banknotes ) for public consumption. These were used for aspects as basic as color ink retention and as technical as security.

Treasury Banknotes -
Bank of England, Treasury Banknotes - 1914 to 1928 - Bradbury, Fisher, T1 to T35, First Series, Second Series, Third Series, The Dardanelles Campaign Overprints, Anchor Notes, Fractional, Five Shillings, Half-Crown, One Shilling, Anchor Notes, Faulty Watermark, Proof Notes, Colour Trail, Control Note

White Banknotes -
1778 to 1962 Newland, Hase, Rippon, Marshall, Miller, Forbes, May, Bowen, Nairne, Harvey, Mahon, Catterns, Peppiatt, Beale, O'Brien, White notes, Branch Notes, Birmingham, Bristol, Hull, Liverpool, Leeds, Manchesters, newcastle, Plymouth

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