10 Francs

The Banque Populaire de la Broye was one of several short-lived cantonal private banks operating in the Vaud district during the mid-nineteenth century, issuing notes in direct competition with the larger established institutions before the Federal Banking Act of 1881 consolidated currency issuance and eventually swept most of them out of existence. Payerne, a small market town in the Broye valley, was both the bank's headquarters and the place of printing — unusual in that many comparable Swiss private banks of the period sent their work to Geneva or abroad.

The six-year issue window suggests multiple date variants exist within the series, though surviving examples of any date are uncommon.