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Showing posts with label Belgium. Show all posts
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Saturday, 15 June 2013

A Belgian (?) 1934 Bill of Exchange

Bill-of-Exchange1 


Source: Minerva Archives, taken from Wikipedia

This bill of exchange dates back to 1934. It looks to be Belgian in provenance. The stamps suggest that, like many bills of exchange subject to government regulation, it incurred stamp duty.
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