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| 正面描述 | The left portion of the obverse is occupied by a detailed vignette of a tall ship under full sail in a harbour, with smaller vessels visible in the background. To the lower right, the municipal arms of Granville — an anchor and tower motif — appear within a cartouche, while a large yellow-orange numeral '1' serves as an underprint behind the bold letterpress denomination 'UN FRANC' at centre. The ornate border incorporates guilloche-style geometric patterning at the corners, with the issuer's name 'CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE DE GRANVILLE' arched across the top ribbon and the deliberation date 'du 3 Octobre 1916' inscribed below it. |
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| 背面铭文 | 1915 1920 CE BILLET DEVRA ÊTRE PRÉSENTÉ AU REMBOURSEMENT AVANT LE 19 JUILLET 1920 |
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Granville's Chamber of Commerce began issuing emergency fractional notes in 1915 when the wartime coin shortage left small-denomination transactions nearly impossible across provincial France. The Valin press in Caen handled several Norman chamber issues during this period, and the Granville series is among the more modestly distributed — the town's population was small enough that surviving examples with genuine circulation wear are actually less common than uncirculated remainders from unissued stocks.
The watermark security was a minimum concession to forgery prevention, typical of the underfunded urgency behind France's entire bons de nécessité program.