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Australian Five Pound Banknotes |
The design on the back of five pound notes issued between 1913 and 1932 features a vignette of the Hawkesbury River
near Peat's Ferry in New South Wales.
A distinctive feature of currency notes designed in the 1930's was the use of artwork by Frank Manley based on
bas-relief panels originally designed by artist Paul Raphael Montford.
These panels represented various sectors of the Australian economic life :
- Manufacturing – Ten shilling note
- Pastoral – One pound note
- Commerce – Five pound note
- Agriculture – Ten pound note
- Mining – Fifty pound note
- Dairying – One hundred pound note
A mural celebrating the produce of Australia's Primary Industry surrounding a central motif of Aboriginal artefacts appears on the back.
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| Rennicks | Mintage [ Approx ] |
| r35 | 693,442 |
| r36a | 1,306,557 |
| r36b | 1,306,557 |
| r36c | 1,725,768 |
| r37a | 274,231 |
| r37b | 7,286,460 |
| r38a & r38b | 7,620,870 |
| r39 | 1,000,000 |
| r40 | 2,669,130 |
| r41 | 1,000,000 |
| r42 | 14,483,000 |
| r43 | 2,360,000 |
| r44a | 11,000,000 |
| r44b | 9,338,000 |
| r45 | 13,743,000 |
| r46 | 50,919,000 |
| r47 | 42,000,000 |
| r48 | 30,294,000 |
| r49 | 141,120,000 |
| r50 | 168,399,000 |
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