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| Issuer | Jiangxi Military Regional Office Canteen |
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| Type | Vouchers |
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| Obverse description | Vertically oriented white card-stock voucher printed in red and black letterpress. Two lines of red Chinese characters at top carry a Maoist revolutionary slogan, followed by four lines of black Chinese text identifying the issuing canteen, the voucher type, and the denomination. A plain border frames the entire face. |
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| Obverse lettering | 最高指示要斗私,批修。 江西省军区机关食堂 饭 券 壹两 (Translation: Fight selfishness, eliminate revisionism! Jiangxi Military Regional Office Canteen Rice Voucher One Liang (50 grams)) |
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Rice vouchers issued by military canteen offices occupy a genuinely obscure corner of Chinese military scrip — these were internal provisioning instruments, not currency, and were never intended to leave the mess system. A liang is one-sixteenth of a jin, so this denomination represents a single small measure of uncooked rice, the kind of precision that only makes sense in a tightly rationed institutional setting.
Card stock construction was deliberate: these needed to survive handling in kitchen and storage environments where paper would deteriorate quickly.