A black and white frame made of decorative shapes and including the value of the banknote `2` & `TWO`. In the two upper corners, the value `2` is shown in a decorative form. In the middle, an Indian sitting watching a passing train. On the left, a portrait of General Jams Wolfe and on the right, a portrait of General Louis-Joseph de Montcalm. At the top, the words `Dominion of Canada` and on either side the serial number.
Reverse description
A composition based on decorative forms. In the center, the only lettering.
Signature(s)
W. Dickinson, T. D. Harington,
Protection type
Protection description
Obverse lettering
Authorised by
31 Vic. Cap46
2 - 2
THE Dominion of Canada
Will Pay
to the bearer
TWO DOLLARS
2 - TWO - 2
Ottawa, July 1st 1870
For Minister of Finance - For Receiver General
British American BANK NOTE Co. Montreal & Ottawa
Reverse lettering
2 - PAYABLE AT TORONTO - 2
British American BANK NOTE Co. Montreal & Ottawa
