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| 裏面の説明 | Central vignette of a horseshoe arch gateway with black-and-white striped voussoirs, through which a townscape with a minaret and buildings is visible against a mountainous backdrop. The inscription 'DIRECTION DES FINANCES' appears at top and bottom borders, with bilingual French and Arabic text panels flanking the arch on both sides, including the decree date and antiforger warning. |
| 裏面の銘文 | DIRECTION DES FINANCES Décret du 15 Juillet 1943 (13 Redjeb 1362) Le Contrefacteur est puni des travaux forcés à perpétuité Valeur échangeable contre des billets de la Banque de l'Algérie LITHO LA RAPIDE TUNIS (Translation: Finance Department / Decree of 15 July 1943 / The counterfeiter is punished by hard labour in perpetuity / Exchangeable for banknotes of the Bank of Algeria) |
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The Régence de Tunis emergency fractional notes of 1943 were produced locally under Axis occupation — the Allied landings of November 1942 had severed normal supply chains from metropolitan France, forcing Tunisian authorities to commission Imprimerie La Rapide in Tunis to produce emergency small-denomination notes. By the time Allied forces completed the liberation of Tunisia in May 1943, some of these notes had been in circulation only weeks.
The extremely small physical format was dictated by wartime paper scarcity, not convenience. P#55 is among the more ephemeral issues of the North African campaign period.