Some signatures to add for Australian notes [Risolto]

Hi,
This is a trial run to see if the information I am providing is in the correct format.

Name..................................Title......................................................................Date of Office......................Image
Herbert Cole Coombs........Governor, Commonwealth Bank of Australia....00/01/1949 to 13/07/1960

Herbert Cole Coombs........Governor, Reserve Bank of Australia...................14/07/1960 to 22/07/1968

Roland Wilson.....................Secretary to the Treasury.....................................01/04/1951 to 27/10/1966

Would there be any benefit to setting up a screen in Numista where these could be added and validated rather than sending messages? Just a thought.

Great work.
Regards,
Serverlan

I would use black and white.

Thank you, I now remember reading something that black and white would be preferred. I'll play around with the graphics program I use (Paint.net).

Regards,
Serverlan

OK, images are now in black and white.

Name..............................Title......................................................................Date of Office......................Image
Herbert Cole Coombs....Governor, Commonwealth Bank of Australia....00/01/1949 to 13/07/1960

Herbert Cole Coombs....Governor, Reserve Bank of Australia...................14/07/1960 to 22/07/1968

Roland Wilson................Secretary to the Treasury.....................................01/04/1951 to 27/10/1966

I chose these two to start with as they span the changeover from Pounds, Shillings and Pence to Decimal currency. Signatures are from notes in my possession. Dates are from The Banknote Book : Australia by Owen W Linzmayer Page 2. I've only purchased the Australian chapter so the page numbering may be different in the complete text.

Regards,
Serverlan

Hi

These are added, thanks for your contribution.
For the future, it helps if you either use a Google Sheet, or format the info like this:

Herbert Cole Coombs / Governor of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia / 1949 / 1960

And for the photos, it's probably easier for everyone if you share them in a cloud folder (Google drive, dropbox), or do a Wetransfer.

Best