P.S. Beale, 10 Shilling, B44Z 173248 ( Dugg. B.266 ) Series "A" Britannia Issue 17th March 1950. K the face and reverse identical

the face and reverse identical with the monogram of King Leopold I in a central medallion

They were named after indigenous peoples from the British Empire and were designed for use as fleet destroyers

or anyone interested in the history of British monetary policy

so if you wish to experience the 1930s shave

Introduction by Churchill and instructions to the public as to what to do in the event of an invasion

P.S. Beale, 10 Shilling, B44Z 173248 ( Dugg. B.266 ) Series "A" Britannia Issue 17th March 1950. K the face and reverse identicalP. S. Beale, 10 Shilling, B44Z 173248 ( Dugg. B. 266 ) Series "A" Britannia Issue 17th March 1950. The front features the medallion of Britannia, while the reverse has two 10 value tablets set among swirls of acanthus leaves in shades of red brown. measures 138 x 78mm