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Queen Victoria 20.6.1837-22.1.1901 Bio |
King Edward II 22.1.1901 - 6.5.1910 |
King George V 6.5.1910 - 20.1.1936 |
King George VI 11.12.1936 - 6.2.1952 |
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P.UNL 500 Shares 24.6.1816 |
Bank of Bengal | |
P.UNL 4,000 Shares 24.1.1873 |
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P.UNL 8,000 Rupees 8.9.1948 |
BEARER NOTE Printer: H. M. SECURITY PRESS NASIK ROAD |
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P.UNL 19,000 Rupees 9.12.1949 |
DEPOSIT RECEIPT JAIPUR |
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P.UNL 100 Rupees 1.2.1891 Allahabad No. D/2-D/3 007118 |
MD Please see
acknowledgement below. |
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P.UNL 100 Rupees 1.2.1891 Allahabad No.D/2-D/3 007119 |
MD Please see
acknowledgement below. Note 1 |
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P.UNL 100 Rupees 1.2.1891 Allahabad Serial No. D/2-D/3 007128 |
Note 1 Back |
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P.UNL 100 Rupees 1.2.1891 Allahabad No.D/2 007126 |
UNCANCELLED Note 1 |
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Note 1:
The Circle India Stock Note 4% Interest Bearing Note is similar to
the USA
Interest-Compound Interest Bearing Notes of 1861-65. These notes were
issued as a result of a world financial crisis which began in the USA,
then spread to the Britain and to INDIA. Similar to the USA notes, the
India Stock Notes have a 4% coupon at right. Bank
of Bengal was started as the Bank of Calcutta
on 2 June 1806, with sixty lakhs of capital, issuing 500 shares of 10,000
Sicca Rupees. The name was changed to the Bank of Bengal on 2 June
1809 when it received its first Royal Charter incorporating as a joint
stock company with 21 Indian shareholders. Along with the Bank of Bombay
and the Bank of Madras, these three banks were known as Presidency banks. |
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