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| 表面の説明 | Light beige note with an overall floral underprint. Brown letterpress text arranged across the face includes the issuer name and mandatory local currency notice, with the face value 'Una pesseta' and validity period 'Mes de Maig / MCMXXXVII' (May 1937) clearly stated. A serial number appears at left. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Plain beige note with the face value set within a central rectangular cartouche framed by ornamental corner vignettes in a geometric-floral style, all printed in brown. The serial number '1040' appears in brown at both left and right outside the frame, a circular official municipality stamp is impressed at lower right, and two lines of Catalan text below the frame cite the issuer's redemption obligation together with the printer's imprint. |
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Vallflorida is a tiny municipality in the Anoia comarca of Catalonia — small enough that its wartime paper money issue is among the more obscure entries in the broader corpus of Spanish Civil War emergency currency. The Republican government's inability to maintain adequate coin supply in 1936–37 pushed hundreds of Catalan municipalities, however minor, to print their own fractional notes. This is one of those local stop-gaps.
Gràfiques Unificades of Granollers handled printing for numerous Catalan municipal issues during this period, which at least gave small-town commissions a degree of professional execution they couldn't have managed independently.