Bank of Montreal - Banknotes
This bank was founded in Montreal, Quebec, in 1817 when John Richardson and eight merchants signed the Articles of Association to establish the Montreal Bank in a rented house in Montreal, Quebec. In 1942, the Bank of Montreal ended production of its own notes, which were in circulation in Canada since 1871. By 1944, the Bank of Canada became the sole issuer of currency in Canada, and notes from private banks were withdrawn.
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1912
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1911
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1904
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1895
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1892
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1891
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1888
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1882
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1871
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1862
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1861
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1860
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1859
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1857
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1856
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1852
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1851
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1849
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1846
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1844
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1843
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1842
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1839
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1837
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1836
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1835
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1831
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1825
Bank of Montreal banknotes of 1823
