1800s Salmon Falls Bank 1 Dollar Obsolete Note - Uncirculated Remainder - Rollinsford New Hampshire - 1860s Salmon Falls One Dollar Banknote

This listing is for the photographed 1800s Unissued Salmon Falls Bank 1 Dollar NH Obsolete Remainder Note. The vignettes on the obverse of this note are a caduceus and cornucopia, representing commerce and agriculture, on the left end, as well as a sitting allegorical woman representing commerce holding a caduceus with ships in the background at the center, and a pile of farming tools displayed on the right end. Beautiful clear designs! Uncirculated (UNC) crisp grade/condition, no signs of circulation and wear from age! We are based in New Hampshire and are always looking for any NH items with historical significance. So we were very excited to find this one!

The Salmon Falls Bank located in Rollinsford, New Hampshire was incorporated on July 3rd, 1851, with a capital of $50,000. The banks creation was influenced heavily by the Mason & Lawrence Co. of Boston who had recently acquired the Salmon Falls Manufacturing Company shortly before the bank's incorporation. The bank and several houses were built by the company to persuade workers to come to the Salmon Falls village for work and living. The bank operated independently until 1964 when they merged with the Somersworth Bank, becoming the Somersworth-Rollinsford Savings Bank. 

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1800s Salmon Falls Bank 1 Dollar Obsolete Note - Uncirculated Remainder - Rollinsford New Hampshire - 1860s Salmon Falls One Dollar Banknote