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1 Franc - Town of Mulhouse [68]
| Emittent | Ville de Mulhouse (Municipal Commission) |
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| Jahr | 1918 |
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| Größe | 92 × 58 mm |
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| Rückseitenbeschreibung | The reverse is dominated by a large pale red underprint of the denomination '1 FRANC' in bold letters across the upper field, beneath which a central oval cartouche encloses the redemption text in small letterpress typography. Two handwritten signatures appear below the cartouche, one at left under the title 'Le Receveur municipal' and one at right under 'Commission municipale, Président'. The same blue decorative guilloche border with floral corner ornaments and lateral '1 F.' cartouches frames the entire reverse, matching the obverse surround. |
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| Sicherheitsmerkmal | Watermark |
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Mulhouse spent most of WWI under German administration — the town had been part of the German Reich since 1871. French forces briefly occupied it in August 1914 before being pushed back, and it was not permanently retaken until November 1918. This note was issued in that final year of the war, almost certainly after the November armistice brought the town back under French control, which is precisely why it reads as a French municipal emission rather than a German one.
The JP#132.02 reference places it within the Jérôme Prieur corpus of French emergency chamber of commerce and municipal issues — a category that exploded across northeastern France and Alsace-Lorraine as coin disappeared from circulation. The watermarked paper was a modest but deliberate anti-counterfeiting measure at a time when municipal printing budgets were thin.