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| 正面铭文 | CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE DE CONSTANTINE BON POUR 0fr 10 DÉLIBÉRATION DE LA CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE DU 12 OCTOBRE 1915 ÉCHANGEABLE CONTRE DES BILLETS DE LA BANQUE DE L'ALGÉRIE N. CHATILLON GRAVEUR IMP. AUBRINO |
| 背面描述 | Printed in dark brown on buff paper, the reverse shares the same Moorish-inspired ornamental border as the obverse, with interlaced geometric star and floral corner pieces framing the composition. A ribbon cartouche at the top bears the issuer's name, below which the crowned municipal arms of Constantine — a shield charged with a chevron — is centered between the manuscript signatures of the President and the Treasurer, each identified by their respective title. Two lower text panels repeat the deliberation date and the redeemability clause, with the engraver and printer credits along the bottom margin. |
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Constantine's Chamber of Commerce resorted to these small emergency notes in 1915 because the wartime metal shortage had effectively stripped North African markets of small-denomination coinage — bronze and nickel were being pulled back to France for the war effort. Local commercial chambers across Algeria and metropolitan France were authorized under emergency decree to fill the gap with paper bons de monnaie, and dozens did exactly that.
Aubrino was a local Constantine printer, not a specialist security firm. Chatillon's engraving credit is unusual for a note this small and this modest in purpose.