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| 正面描述 | Plain letterpress-printed voucher on light paper with a rectangular dotted-square border framing the entire face. Two smaller dotted-square ornamental vignettes are centered in the middle register, flanking the central text area. The issuing authority and locality appear in bold capitals at the top, with the denomination statement in large display type across the lower portion. |
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| 背面描述 | Largely unprinted reverse on plain paper, bearing a faint circular violet handstamp in the left-center area with partial legible text reading 'Transportes Generales', applied as a validation or transit endorsement. |
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Alcorisa is a small municipality in Teruel province, Aragon — one of hundreds of localities that printed their own emergency scrip during the early months of the Spanish Civil War, when the Republic's central banking system had effectively collapsed and coin disappeared from circulation almost overnight. Izquierda Republicana, the left-republican party founded by Manuel Azaña, served here not as a national authority but as a local issuing body filling a vacuum.
The Gari Monovar catalog remains the primary reference for this class of Spanish Civil War local issues, and Alcorisa's series is among the more obscure provincial emissions — Teruel province saw particularly chaotic monetary conditions given its proximity to the front lines in 1936–37.