Forgery. [Hibernian Press, purchases ruling machine from widow of John Price.]
Title
Forgery. [Hibernian Press, purchases ruling machine from widow of John Price.]
Author
Baker, WilliamSource
Sydney Morning Herald (Sydney) 18 April 1831 - ongoingDetails
18 November 1844, page 3, column 2.Publication date
18 November 1844Type
Advertisment
Language
EnglishCountry of context
Australia
Abstract
William Baker purchases the ruling machine of the late John Price, which makes forgery of bank notes impossible.
Full text
FORGERY.
THE Proprietor of the Hibernian Press, King-street, has much pleasure in letting the Bankers, Merchants, and the public generally, know, that he has purchased from the widow of the late Mr. Price, engraver, of this city, that celebrated machine with which he executed the Sydney Bank Note Plates - work which will defy any one to copy without immediate detection - which if the public avail themselves of, will be the means of avoiding a great many prosecutions in our Courts. Work reasonable; and in a superior style. 6703
[Sydney Morning Herald, 18 November 1844, p.3, col.2.].
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