My eighty year old neighbor brought over a paper box of coins she's had for many years. Not only coins were in it but an old envelope withese bills in it. I no nothing about paper currency much less foriegn currency. I tried searching for some info on them but had no luck. Can anyone tell me(best guess too) what era the English bills are from? And possibly any value the three would have. Are they honorable now? Thanks zeke. Pictures to follow cause they're to large. One minuet please.
The ten shilling note looks like a war time issue, i think the ones issued not during war time have more of a reddish color..... It ceased being legal tender in 1964 but i could be wrong
the ten shilling note is a war note. printed from october 1940 the retail value is as follows vf= £35 ef=£65 and in unc £110. nice note. btw the signature is k.o. peppiatt. hope this helps dave
