10 Rupees Signed by J B Taylor Burma Issue Note

Presenting a rare 10 Rupees banknote issued by the Reserve Bank of India for Burma in 1938—a true collector’s gem. This vintage note showcases King George VI’s regal portrait on the front, framed by intricate rural Burmese motifs, including a traditional bullock cart scene and palm trees. The promise text explicitly states “at any office of issue in Burma,” underscoring its limited and historical circulation.

The reverse features fine detailing of a riverboat and lush landscape, further enhanced by ornate border patterns and bilingual inscriptions in English and Burmese script. This note is paper-based and boasts dimensions of approximately 146 x 84 mm, maintaining good legibility of its denominations and design elements despite its age.

Distinctively, these notes were issued for Burma only, making them unique in currency history and highly sought after for their rarity and provenance. Ideal for numismatists, this note brings together British colonial heritage and Southeast Asian artistry—perfect for enriching any vintage banknote collection.