A National Bank of Scotland cheque drawn on the account of James Gibb, a fish auctioneer at the Fish Market in Clyde Street.
The National Bank of Scotland was formed in 1825 in Edinburgh. It was one of Scotland's largest joint-stock banks; that is, there were a large number of shareholders who were personably liable for any losses that their business incurred. The National Bank was acquired by Lloyds Bank in 1918.
Reference: PP.1981.132.2
Reproduced with the permission of Glasgow City Council, Glasgow Museums
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bank cheques, banking, banks, fish auctioneers, Fish Market, fish merchants, National Bank of Scotland
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