Letter regarding cheque printing methods and security features
Letter regarding cheque printing methods and security features
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Draft
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1 page
Date(s)
- 23rd May 92. (Creation)
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Royal Philatelic Society London
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23rd May 92.
Dear Sir,
In reference to the
last paragraph of yours of
the 21st, your ordinary cheques
are printed by the copperplate
process, on ordinary paper,
in fugitive, or chemical ink,
the protection against
alteration being in the ink.
As the Mineral Water
Co's cheques will be
lithographed, fugitive ink
cannot be used, so for the
sake of security we are using
sensitive, or chemical, paper,
which will render the cheques
equally safe, and make
practically no difference
in the price.
We are, Dear Sir
Your obedient Servants
E. Lawson Barnes Esqre
Lancaster Bankg Co.
Barrow in Furness.
95
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- English
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Summary: This page is a letter dated 23rd May 1892, discussing the printing process and security features of cheques for the Mineral Water Co., addressed to E. Lawson Barnes of the Lancaster Banking Company in Barrow in Furness.
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