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正面描述	The obverse carries the bold heading BANCO DEL ECUADOR at top centre, with a central vignette of a steam locomotive in motion, flanked left by an allegorical harbour scene with figures and sailing ships, and right by a seated female figure in classical dress. Numeral 1 counters appear in each corner within ornate guilloche frames, and the serial number is printed in red. The lower portion bears the place and date inscription GUAYAQUIL, ENERO 2 DE 1874, with two manuscript signatures below.
正面铭文	BANCO DEL ECUADOR VALE UN PESO GUAYAQUIL, ENERO 2 DE 1874 GERENTE American Bank Note Co. New York
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备注	Banco del Ecuador was one of several private commercial banks granted note-issuing privileges in Ecuador during the 1870s, a period when the national government lacked the infrastructure to manage a central currency. The American Bank Note Company's involvement here is unsurprising — ABNC dominated Latin American contract printing throughout this period, and Ecuadorian institutions returned to them repeatedly across successive series. The S142 series runs through multiple signature varieties, and distinguishing them requires close attention to the authorization panel. The "D" variety is among the scarcer signature combinations in the group.