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| 正面描述 | The obverse reproduces the design of the Madagascar 10 centimes postal stamp (Zebu and Travel type), printed in rose-carmine and olive-grey. A central vignette shows a group of figures carrying a sedan chair (filanzane) through a landscape, with a town visible in the background. The inscription POSTES appears at the top flanked by the letters R and F, the denomination 10c. is set within a square at lower left, and MADAGASCAR ET DÉPENDANCES runs along the bottom margin within a decorative guilloche border. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse is printed on plain buff cardboard and bears a central engraved vignette of a zebu (Malagasy humped cattle) standing in profile to the right, rendered in fine line engraving. The word ilavoamena is inscribed vertically along the left margin, and the denomination 0,10 is printed vertically in bold figures along the right margin. |
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Madagascar's wartime small-change shortage of 1916 drove the colonial administration to issue cardboard fractional notes — a pragmatic stopgap when metal coinage was diverted toward the French war effort. These tiny cardboard pieces circulated as coin substitutes across the island and its dependencies, handled constantly in everyday transactions. The material was poorly suited to the tropics: humidity, heat, and heavy use degraded these pieces rapidly, and survivors in any reasonable condition are genuinely uncommon.
The 0,10 Franc denomination is the smallest in the P#29-series emergency issue.