Planes, Trains and Automobiles...post your Transportation Notes

Well the Title says it all...
A while back I had to sell my notes as most of you know.

I have started to re-gather some and these are in the Transportation Theme....

Scottish Money did get my New Brunswick Albany Rail Road Note so I had to find it again..
I am one happy camper to have it back..while this note is AU+ it makes me happy for now

The $10 is a Vignette usually found on The Florida Tallahassee Rail Road Notes...I found this to be cool to find it in Red as it is usually Green.. enjoy and post those Transportation Notes..







RickieB

 

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I love those notes...especially the first one. Something about old steam engines really gets me.

 

The art on these old notes is really cool.

 

Not much says more about transportation than this note from Russia:



Like many of my notes with trains, they also have girlies on them.

 

More girls, whoops I mean trains:

 

BTW here is a closeup of the loco on the Brunswick note:

 

China's Bank of Communications notes included some great transportation vignettes, including this one with a train on one side and a ship on the other. I don't collect many foreign notes, but this one was hard to resist.

 

There are a bazillion locomotives on banknotes and, although I'm a fan of trains, I thought I'd search my collection for some more obscure forms of transportation. There are airplanes, of course, but how about horse-drawn carriages, submarines and river rafts?

 

Most excellent forms of Transport...thanks for posting them !!

RickieB

 

How about a tractor?

 

Reverse of Norway 10 kroner 1970:


Netherlands Antilles:

 

German Railway note from the hyperinflation in 1923:

 

More trains, this is a rice coupon from China:

 

An oldie this time:

 

Another one from the completion of the Panama Canal era:

 

How about a canoe:


...or perhaps a set of wings?

 

Some really cool notes here...thanks for sharing everyone!!!

What note is this? I know I have seen it before but I can't figure out where.

 

It is a State Treasury Note from the USSR. Curiously the penned numbers on it appear to have been written by someone who learned to write numerals in W. Europe or N. America - Russians write numerals like 1 and 3 a bit differently.

One of my favourite African notes, again with boats, from Mali:



And another French printed note, this time from Uruguay: