Banknotes of the British Isles (and Eire), over £600 face value, to include: Bank of England: 32 x 10 shillings, 35 x £1, 26 x £5, 4 x £10, and £20; Northern Bank Limited: £1, 5 x £5, and 2 x £20; Bank of Scotland: 5 x £1, and 2 x £5; Royal Bank of Scotland: 8 x £1, and £10; 2 x Clydesdale Bank £1; National Commercial Bank of Scotland £1; Welsh Black Sheep Company £1 and 10 shillings; Ulster Bank Limited: 44 x £1, 6 x £5, 4 x £10, and £20; Belfast Banking Company Limited £1 and £5; The Central Bank of Ireland: 10 shillings, 8 x £1, 2 x £5; £10, and £20; Bank of Ireland: 4 x £1, 5 x £5, and 2 x £10; Allied Irish Banks Limited: 2 x £1, and 3 x £5; Provincial bank of Ireland: 6 x £5, and 5 x £1; and The National Bank Limited £1. Various grades, many being high. In excess of £600 face value.