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

. 10/- Banknotes - Bank of England
From 1928, Mahon, Catterns, Peppiatt, Beale, O'Brien, Hollom, Fforde,

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

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

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

£20 Banknotes - Bank of England
1966 to Present - Fforde, Page, Somerset, Gill, Kentfield, Lowther, Bailey, Salmon

£50 Banknotes - Bank of England
1980 to Present - Somerset, Gill, Kentfield, Lowther, Bailey, Salmon

Black Sheep Company of Wales Ltd
Private issue of promissory notes (pay the bearer on demand) by Welsh nationalist Richard Williams as a "Chief Treasury of Wales Limited" (Prif Trysorfa Cymru Limited) and the "Black Sheep Bank". To be legal instruments, some notes had to 2 penny duty stamp from the Board of Inland Revenue. Most notes were sold as souvenirs in form of cancelled and specimen notes, rather than as redeemable banknotes.

Column Sort
A type of replacement note used where errors occur at random in one or more columns in a sheet

Cornwall Stannary Of Cornwall Issue
These notes were issued by the fund with the intent to raise money to aid it in the restitution of Cornwalls legal right to partially govern itself and to raise awareness within Cornwall of the aims of the stannery parliaments implementation this currency was legal due to the fact that the bearer was paid 24 hours after sight for me the main interest lies with the fact that the Lord Protector at the time was the late Mr. Brian Hambley who drew many of the designs incorporated on these promissory notes and was also my brother.

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

Error Notes -
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

Firsts and Lasts
First and last run Prefixs , First and Last Series Prefixs

Fractionals
The emergency small denominations (fractional) 5s (crown) and 2s6d (half crown) notes were prepared by the Bank of England in 1940.

Guernsey Overprints
Following the occupation of the Channel Island by Germany during WWII there was an acute shortage of coinage in the island and permission was given by the Germans for the distribution of small denomination banknotes, subject to the withdrawal from circulation of an equivalent amount of Guernsey and Bank of England notes. These Bank of England notes were overprinted "Withdrawn from circulation September 18th 1941" and "Withdrawn from circulation November 10th 1941."

Replacements
Replacement note are used where notes have been damaged or misprinted.

Specimens Notes

White Notes -
1778 to 1956 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, Manchester, newcastle, Plymouth

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