Royal Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, 189(7), on account of Campbell & Martin, pay to Order, red oval duty stamp, printed by Mould & Tod, blue, blue security panel, used.
Royal Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, 19(24), on account of Campbell & Martin, pay to order, blue oval duty stamp, printed by Mould & Tod, black on cream, punch cancelled, used.
Although the Royal Bank of Scotland was established in 1727, it was not until 2005 that the bank issued a note with the £50 denomination (P367). This note had the distinction of being the first ever £50 note for the Royal Bank as well as the last ever printed on paper. It’s quite a handsome note, printed in green with the portrait of Lord Ilay, first Governor of the bank, on the front. The back is dominated by a view of Inverness Castle. Uncirculated.