An imitation of a Bank of England note printed on thin paper.
<p><br>In the upper left corner under the number is a small design of a man smoking a pipe outside a shed with a closed door inscribed 'The House of Office'. He is excreting; behind him are four ducks.  He says: "Ah woe is me Abraham Newland Alass They have put a Glister inmy A . . . e."
<br>The engraved text begins: 'I  promise to pay Mr Sippi Round O Winter or Bearer on demand Ten Farthings. . . . First of April, 1791.' and is signed 'John Graspall'.  1 April 1791 
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<br>Etching with engraved writing
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