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Auction B43 24 Feb 2022
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The Sir David Kirch Collection of Skit Notes - Part One
Bank of Elegance, 36 Lowgate, Hull, a note promising to 'supply on demand to my friends and the public, Boots and Shoes of the best Quality, at such prices that must give satisfaction, or forfeit the sum of Five Pounds', 7 October 1869, serial number 4, signature of Robert Garton, foxed, with minor edge damage, mounting remnants on reverse, good fine and very scarce
Outing unlisted £150-£200
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Robert Garton, born in 1814, was a successful Yorkshire businessman who appears in records throughout the 19th Century, mostly in Hull. He had various businesses and premises, including one opposite the Hull branch of the Bank of England on Whitefriargate. Despite declaring himself bankrupt twice, in 1850 and 1864, he recovered and left a considerable amount of money when he died in 1898.
Bank of Elegance, 36 Lowgate, Hull, a note promising to 'supply on demand to my friends and the public, Boots and Shoes of the best Quality, at such prices that must give satisfaction, or forfeit the sum of Five Pounds', 7 October 1869, serial number 4, signature of Robert Garton, foxed, with minor edge damage, mounting remnants on reverse, good fine and very scarce
Outing unlisted £150-£200
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Robert Garton, born in 1814, was a successful Yorkshire businessman who appears in records throughout the 19th Century, mostly in Hull. He had various businesses and premises, including one opposite the Hull branch of the Bank of England on Whitefriargate. Despite declaring himself bankrupt twice, in 1850 and 1864, he recovered and left a considerable amount of money when he died in 1898.