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British India,&nbsp;King Edward VII, Uniface&nbsp;5&nbsp;Rupees, Initial &#39;B&#39; for&nbsp;Bombay&nbsp;Circle, &quot;AT ANY OFFICE OF ISSUE NOT SITUATED IN BURMA&quot;,&nbsp;Dated 9 April&nbsp;1907, Signed by&nbsp;O.T. Barrow, Red&nbsp;Underprint, SA Prefix, S. No. SA48 10233, (KJ &amp; RR # 2A.1.3 A.2),&nbsp;previously mounted,&nbsp;few pieces missing,&nbsp;folds, holes, bank date seal&nbsp;at reverse,&nbsp;graded by PMG as 10 Very Good, Exceedingly Rare.

Note: This is an extremely tough bank note from the Edwardian era. This issue, where Burma is excluded in promise text was released as a universalized issue, except for use at&nbsp;the circles situated in Burma. This type is known from the Bombay, Calcutta and Lahore circles. PMG records only 3 such pieces in their census. A rare opportunity for collectors interested in both Indian and Burmese themes.

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