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| 正面描述 | Central vignette of a dancing Watusi figure at left, set against a background of traditional huts and trees rendered in intaglio. The bank monogram appears at lower left alongside the Star of the Belgian Congo, with a circular guilloche medallion to the left of the central design. Denomination numeral '10' appears at each corner within decorative frames. |
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| 防伪类型 | Watermark |
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The Banque du Congo Belge's wartime notes present a complicated provenance. Belgium fell to Germany in May 1940, leaving the colonial banking apparatus in a peculiar position — technically an institution of an occupied nation, yet operating in territory the Axis never controlled. London-based printing through Waterlow & Sons was the practical solution, keeping note production out of German reach while Belgium itself had no functioning independent government to authorize it.
Waterlow at this period was handling colonial currency work for several displaced or compromised European administrations simultaneously. The P#14A watermark security was modest by the standards Waterlow applied to metropolitan currencies, reflecting wartime material constraints rather than any lapse in specification.