1 Livre

Emittente	Banque de Syrie et du Grand-Liban
Anno	1930
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Riferimento/i	P#29A

Descrizione del dritto	Brown and pink note with an ornate geometric border composed of interlocking arabesque and star motifs. A large oval vignette frame occupies the upper left, flanked by a floral rosette in the upper right corner; the denomination numeral "1" appears in circular guilloche cartouches at lower left and lower right. The central field carries Arabic text inscriptions including the denomination "ليرة واحدة" and the date, above two manuscript signatures.
Legenda del dritto	سوريه ليرة واحدة بيروت في أول تشرين ثاني ١٩٣٠ المراقب العام كل من زوّر وأقدم على إتلاف أوراق البنك أو دخل إلى الصندوق بالية الغش والزور أو استعمل أوراقاً مزورة أو مقلدة وفقاً للقانون والأحكام العرفية يجازى
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Commenti	The Banque de Syrie et du Grand-Liban was a French-controlled institution operating under the Mandate, and its notes were printed by the Banque de France — an arrangement that reflected Paris's determination to keep monetary control firmly within metropolitan hands rather than delegating it to a colonial printer. The 1930 series was issued against a backdrop of deepening economic strain in the Levant, as the effects of the global depression began disrupting trade through Beirut. Pick 29A is distinguished from the closely related 29 by signature combination — a detail that trips up collectors more often than it should.