Postal Orders of Scotland

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Postal Orders of Scotland were issued in Scotland.

Contents 1 Queen Victoria Postal Orders 2 Queen Victoria Posthumous-issue Postal Orders 3 King Edward VII Postal Orders 4 King Edward VII Posthumous-issue Postal Orders 5 King George V Postal Orders 6 King George V Currency Issue Postal Orders 7 King George V's Silver Jubilee Commemorative Postal Orders 8 King George V Posthumous-issue Postal Orders under King Edward VIII 9 King George V Posthumous-issue Postal Orders under King George VI 10 King George VI Postal Orders 11 King George VI Currency Issue Postal Orders 12 King George VI Posthumous-issue Postal Orders 13 King George VI Posthumous-issue Postal Orders with EIIR Watermark 14 Queen Elizabeth II Pre-decimal Postal Orders 15 Dual-Currency Postal Orders 16 Decimal Currency Postal Orders 17 Promotional Postal Orders 18 Fife Council Promotional Postal Orders

[edit] Queen Victoria Postal Orders

[edit] Queen Victoria Posthumous-issue Postal Orders

[edit] King Edward VII Postal Orders

[edit] King Edward VII Posthumous-issue Postal Orders

[edit] King George V Postal Orders

[edit] King George V Currency Issue Postal Orders

[edit] King George V's Silver Jubilee Commemorative Postal Orders

[edit] King George V Posthumous-issue Postal Orders under King Edward VIII

[edit] King George V Posthumous-issue Postal Orders under King George VI

[edit] King George VI Postal Orders

[edit] King George VI Currency Issue Postal Orders

[edit] King George VI Posthumous-issue Postal Orders

[edit] King George VI Posthumous-issue Postal Orders with EIIR Watermark

[edit] Queen Elizabeth II Pre-decimal Postal Orders

[edit] Dual-Currency Postal Orders

[edit] Decimal Currency Postal Orders

[edit] Promotional Postal Orders

[edit] Fife Council Promotional Postal Orders

The Fife Council Promotional Postal Orders were the only P.P.O.s that were issued only in Scotland. They were first issued in 1996, and they were discontinued on the 30 March, 2001. There were 2 types of these P.P.O.s issued;

A type with the bridge logo of the Fife Council.

A type that had the inscription FIFE COUNCIL SHOPPING DELIVERY SERVICE.

There were two denominations issued - £10 and £20 ones.

They could not be cashed in at the post office, but could only be used at the stores that were participating in the scheme.