Trains and ships on banknotes

[Mac]

Here's a nice Hong Kong note with a sort-of ship on the reverse.


Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, 5 Dollars 1948.

[Mac]

And a Chinese note depicting a cruiser class vessel by the looks of it.


China 100 yuan 1946

[Mac]

Some of the French colonial banknotes are very attractive.
this 5 Franc note is from St Pierre et Miquelon, a French overseas territory near Canada.


St Pierre et Miquelon

[Mac]

Mexico 1 Peso from 1913 with a nice engraving of a stem locomotive on it.

[Mac]

A pair of US 'Railroad company' notes, featuring (surprisingly) trains!

[Mac]

A nice country scene on this one.


North Western Bank One Dollar 1861

[The Governor]

Royal Bank of Canada 20 Dollar note, dated 2 January 1913, features a steam locomotive.

[The Governor]

Here is an attractive Chinese bank note featuring a ship and a train.
I have not been able to identify the note beyond its being of Chinese origin.



EDIT:
After a reverse image search on the web, I managed to identify the note as being a Bank of Communications 10 dollar note dated 1 September 1912, and located an image of the obverse, which happens to be of the same note!
This may well be quite a rarity.

[ThePloughman]

Bank of Toronto 20 Dollar bill from 1935 features an old style steam locomotive.

[Mac]

A very nicely engraved ship scene on this note.



And on this one.
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[Mac]

Bank of Communications, 50 Cents, Changchun, 1 January 1915.
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Union Bank of Newfoundland 5 Dollars 1889.

[DOC]

This rare £100 note issued in 1933 by The South African Reserve Bank features an old style sailing ship. The note is up for sale later this month at Noonans with an auction estimate of £12,000-£15,000.

[Mac]

A very attractive engraving of the sailing ship, which is on all denominations of the series.
This early £100 is one of the rarer notes in the series in nice grade too, in a similar league as the Irish 1928 £100 notes.