The 'Banco Di Malta' Collection
These banknotes which were used during the 19th century are shown here below in their relative denominations. The 'Banco Di Malta' issued these notes in Sterling values which was the first series of 'Pound' notes after the Scudi 'series' of banknotes.
The printers in London, Batho & Co. offered these banknotes on a very fine paper, which consisted of a black and white engraving, with St Paul within an ornamental oval at the top left hand corner. The words 'Banco Di Malta' are within an ornamental cartouche which flanks the left hand side of the note.. The watermark which can be seen on some of the images below shows the words 'Banco Di Malta' and the value in words surrounded by scrollwork.
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| Issuing Bank | Denomination | Signed | Printers | Obverse |
| Banco Di Malta | Lire Sterline Cinque
Five Pounds Sterling |
President 2 Directors & Cashier | Batho & Co., London |  |
| Banco Di Malta | Lire Sterline Dieci
Ten Pounds Sterling |
President 2 Directors & Cashier | Batho & Co., London |  |
| Banco Di Malta | Lire Sterline Venti
Twenty Pounds Sterling |
President 2 Directors & Cashier | Batho & Co., London |  |
| Banco Di Malta | Lire Sterline Cinquanta
Fifty Pounds Sterling |
President 2 Directors & Cashier | Batho & Co., London |  |
| Banco Di Malta | Lire Sterline Cento
One Hundred Pounds Sterling |
President 2 Directors & Cashier | Batho & Co., London |  |