ISBN: 9780947797003 - Note Issues of the Bank of Scotland and Its 20th Century Constituent Banks, the British Linen Bank and the Union Bank of Scotland Limited (v. 1) (twentieth Century Scottish Banknotes) (3 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Volumes 1 and 2 of 20th Century Scottish Banknotes. Each volume 15.5cm x 22cm portrait format hardbacks with dustjackets. Volume 1, 1984, ISBN 0947797009, green boards, 170pp on glossy paper. The notes of Bank of Scotland and its constituent banks, The British Linen Bank and The Union Bank of Scotland. All illustrations in black and white. Volume 2, 1986, ISBN 0947797025, navy blue boards, 150pp on glossy paper. The notes of The Royal Bank of Scotland and its constituent banks The Commercial Bank of Scotland Limited, The National Bank of Scotland Limited, National Commercial Bank of Scotland Limited, The Royal Bank of Scotland. Illustrated in both colour and black and white. Both volumes in good clean condition with minor wear to the dustjakcets. The author died on 20th February 1985 and volume 2 was completed by Robert W. Pringle. A volume 3 was allegedly "in preparation" and I presume would have covered the Clydesdale Bank and its constituents but unless you know otherwise, it has never appeared.…