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0.10 Pesetas Barcelona; Vidrieria Barcelonesa
| Issuer | Vidrieria Barcelonesa (Cayetano y Pablo Vilella y Cia., S. en C.) |
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| Year | 1939-1943 |
| Type | Vouchers |
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| Obverse description | Plain cream card stock printed in black letterpress throughout. The firm name "Cayetano y Pablo Vilella y Cia., S. en C." appears at top, followed by "VIDRIERIA BARCELONESA" underlined by a bold rule. The lower portion carries the denomination in large bold type: "VALE POR PESETAS 0'10". |
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| Obverse lettering | Cayetano y Pablo Vilella y Cia., S. en C. VIDRIERIA BARCELONESA VALE POR PESETAS 0'10 |
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Vidrieria Barcelonesa was a glassworks company operating in Barcelona under the Vilella family partnership. This fractional note belongs to a class of private commercial scrip — known in Spain as vales or moneda de empresa — that proliferated during and after the Civil War when the Republican monetary system collapsed and small-denomination coinage disappeared almost entirely from circulation. Businesses issued their own paper to make change, a stopgap that the Franco government eventually suppressed but tolerated through the early 1940s before enforcement tightened.
The AL catalog reference places it within Andreu i Llamas's comprehensive survey of Catalan local issues.