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| 正面描述 | Yellow guilloche underprint fills a rectangular frame with decorative corner flourishes, against which the bold black letterpress denomination '10 CENT.' is printed in the upper portion. Below, the issuer inscription 'VILLE de BONE' appears in a smaller typeface, followed by the serial number prefixed by 'No.' The printer's imprint 'BONE. – IMP. CENTRALE MARIANI.' runs along the bottom margin outside the frame, accompanied by a secondary control number. |
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| 背面描述 | Plain yellow underprint within a rectangular border, largely unprinted. Faint show-through of the obverse lettering is visible, and traces of a purple validation stamp or handwritten annotations appear across the face, indicating administrative endorsement for circulation. |
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Bône's municipal emergency notes of 1916–1918 belong to a broader phenomenon across French Algeria during the First World War: the near-total disappearance of small coin from circulation as metal was redirected toward the war effort, leaving communes scrambling to produce their own low-denomination substitutes. Bône — a port city on the northeastern Algerian coast, export hub for iron ore from Ouenza — had the local printing infrastructure to act quickly. Mariani's press was a working commercial printer, not a security facility, and the notes reflect that.
These were purely functional stopgaps, redeemable by the municipality and intended to vanish once coinage returned. Few survived deliberate redemption.