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| 正面铭文 | R. INTERNEE CAMP CAMPO MONEY 1 LIRE NOT TO BE USED OUTSIDE CAMP AREA |
| 背面描述 | Plain black letterpress text on an orange guilloche underprint, with the denomination numeral "1" repeated in each corner. A central framed panel carries the Italian-language restriction clause in three lines, with a blank line following the camp name for official completion. |
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Terni, a heavily industrialized city in Umbria, was home to major steel and armaments production — which made it both a strategic Allied bombing target and a site of significant prisoner and internee populations during the war. This 1 Lira voucher was issued by the R. Internee Camp there in 1943, almost certainly as canteen or internal scrip to prevent detainees from holding or accumulating Italian currency, a common administrative practice across Axis-controlled internment facilities.
The Campbell reference 6630 places it within a loosely documented category of Italian wartime camp issues, most surviving in very small quantities. Paper scrip from occupied Italian facilities in 1943 sat at the intersection of two collapsing systems simultaneously — Fascist administration and a functional economy — which is precisely why so little of it was formally archived.