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| 正面描述 | Political satire vignette of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau rendered in caricature style, set against typographic underprint. The central cartouche carries the denomination "ONE FUDDLE-DUDDLE DOLLAR" with anti-Liberal Party slogans arranged in banknote letterpress format across the face. |
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| 背面描述 | Plain off-white ground printed entirely in green letterpress with a bold political text vignette citing inflation statistics under the Trudeau government. The printer's imprint appears in small type at the lower right margin. |
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A novelty note, not legal tender, issued during the tail end of Trudeau-era political satire culture in Canada. "Fuddle Duddle" entered the national vocabulary in February 1971 when Pierre Trudeau was accused of mouthing an obscenity across the floor of the House of Commons — his denial, that he had actually said "fuddle duddle," became a lasting joke at his expense and a minor Canadian cultural touchstone.
Hambly Brothers was a Toronto commercial printer with no connection to the Bank of Canada's note production. The firm handled trade ephemera, which is exactly what this is.