1940 Emergency One Pound Note – K.O. Peppiatt White Note (Dugg. B249) cap just before the outbreak of

just before the outbreak of the Second World War

which is equipped with two belt retainers that securely clip to the front of the sailor’s uniform

The majority were made by the Royal Ordnance Factory made 100

Issued by the Bank of England

1940 Emergency One Pound Note – K.O. Peppiatt White Note (Dugg. B249) cap just before the outbreak ofThis original Emergency Issue One Pound banknote dated 29th March 1940, signed by Chief Cashier K. O. Peppiatt, is a historic example of Britains wartime currency. Known to collectors as the white note, this emergency issue was introduced shortly after the outbreak of the Second World War as a precautionary measure against economic instability and the threat of invasion. Catalogue reference Dugg. B249, these notes were printed in a simplified design