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| 正面描述 | The note is framed by a decorative red foliage border enclosing the full text of the issue. The denomination is set within a black cartouche at centre, with the serial number printed to the right. The text block carries the guarantee of the communal administration, the approval by deliberation of the communal council, and two manuscript signatures of the Secretary and the Burgomaster. |
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| 正面铭文 | COMMUNES DE RUMILLIES BELGIQUE - HAINAUT BON DE MONNAIE DEUXIÈME SÉRIE DE N* 21 10 DIX FRANCS 10 GARANTI PAR L'ADMINISTRATION COMMUNALE APPROUVÉ PAR DÉLIBÉRATION DU CONSEIL COMMUNAL LE SECRETAIRE LE 29 MARS 1915 LE BOURGMESTRE (signature) (signature) LITH. & CART. DE TOURNAI SOC. ANO. |
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Rumillies is a village of a few hundred people, part of the commune of Tournai. That a local administration there felt compelled to issue its own paper money in 1914 reflects how completely the German occupation disrupted Belgian financial infrastructure — banks were shuttered or stripped of reserves, and small communities were left to improvise with whatever printing resources remained accessible.
The Lithographie & Cartonnage de Tournai managed to keep operating under occupation, producing emergency scrip for multiple Hainaut communes during this period. Tournai itself had been shelled and partially burned in August 1914.