K.O. Peppiatt One Pound Emergency Issue Banknote T23H263233– British Treasury Note (Dugg. B249) officer used by the British Army

used by the British Army for secure field transmissions

RAF-marked examples are less commonly encountered than standard Army-issued slings

The alternate histories delve into the possible cultural and social changes resulting from an Axis victory

and commanders involved in underground warfare

This is a genuine Second World War military cartridge produced during the early years of the conflict

K.O. Peppiatt One Pound Emergency Issue Banknote T23H263233– British Treasury Note (Dugg. B249) officer used by the British ArmyThis original K. O. Peppiatt One Pound Emergency Issue banknote represents an important piece of British wartime financial history. Issued during the early years of the Second World War, these notes were produced by the British Treasury as part of emergency currency measures intended to stabilise the monetary system in the event of disruption to the Bank of Englands normal note production. Signed by Chief Cashier Kenneth Oswald Peppiatt, these