Three-Dollar Notes Plain Back Pennell # P-0730 Haxby # NC-25 G2a Wismer # 104 Engraver: American Bank Note Company Issued: 1861 Bond Back Pennell # Unlisted Haxby # Unlisted Wismer # Unlisted Engraver: American Bank Note Company Issued: Unissued Notes on the Note: At the end of the Civil War, Guilford County, North Carolina issued bonds many of which were printed on the backs of unissued four place ($3-$4-$5-$10) sheets from the Farmers Bank of North Carolina at Greensboro. This early form of recycling was brought about by a paper shortage and the poor general economic condition of the South at the end of this devastating conflict. To see the back of these notes (the bond) pieced back together click here.

Four-Dollar Notes Plain Back Pennell # P-0740 Haxby # NC-25 G4a Wismer # 105 Engraver: American Bank Note Company Issued: 1861 Bond Back Pennell # Unlisted Haxby # Unlisted Wismer # Unlisted Engraver: American Bank Note Company Issued: Unissued Notes on the Note: At the end of the Civil War, Guilford County, North Carolina issued bonds many of which were printed on the backs of unissued four place ($3-$4-$5-$10) sheets from the Farmers Bank of North Carolina at Greensboro. This early form of recycling was brought about by a paper shortage and the poor general economic condition of the South at the end of this devastating conflict. To see the back of these notes (the bond) pieced back together click here.

Five-Dollar Notes Plain Back Pennell # P-0750 Haxby # NC-25 G6a Wismer # 106 Engraver: American Bank Note Company Issued: 1859-61 Bond Back Pennell # Unlisted Haxby # Wismer # Unlisted Engraver: American Bank Note Company Issued:Unissued Notes on the Note: At the end of the Civil War, Guilford County, North Carolina issued bonds many of which were printed on the backs of unissued four place ($3-$4-$5-$10) sheets from the Farmers Bank of North Carolina at Greensboro. This early form of recycling was brought about by a paper shortage and the poor general economic condition of the South at the end of this devastating conflict. To see the back of these notes (the bond) pieced back together click here.

Ten-Dollar Notes Plain Back Pennell # P-0760 Haxby # NC-25 G8a Wismer # Unlisted Engraver: American Bank Note Company Issued: 1859-61 Bond Back Pennell # Unlisted Haxby # Unlisted Wismer # Unlisted Notes on the Note: At the end of the Civil War, Guilford County, North Carolina issued bonds many of which were printed on the backs of unissued four place ($3-$4-$5-$10) sheets from the Farmers Bank of North Carolina at Greensboro. This early form of recycling was brought about by a paper shortage and the poor general economic condition of the South at the end of this devastating conflict. To see the back of these notes (the bond) pieced back together click here. Engraver: American Bank Note Company Issued: Unissued