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| 正面描述 | Pink and green bicolour note with an intricate guilloche underprint covering the entire field, incorporating repeated numeral '10' motifs. The denomination '10 Kr.' appears in large figures at upper left and right, with 'FÆRØERNE' in a scroll cartouche at top centre and 'TI KRONER' in bold intaglio lettering below. Flanking laurel branch vignettes frame the central promissory text, below which appears the county and date inscription 'FÆRØ AMT, NOVEMBER 1940', a manuscript signature titled 'AMTMAND', and two serial number sets at lower left and right. |
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| 背面铭文 | 10 Kroner DANMARKFÆRØERNE (repeated in microtext throughout the field) |
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The Faroese emergency issues of 1940 exist because Britain occupied the islands in April of that year — days after the German invasion of Denmark — cutting the territory off from its Danish currency supply entirely. The local administration, Færø Amt, was left to improvise. These notes were overprinted or produced under wartime conditions with London doing the actual printing work, an arrangement that reflects the islands' odd administrative limbo: technically still a Danish county, practically a British protectorate for the duration.
Bradbury, Wilkinson had long experience producing colonial and emergency currency under pressure. The microtext security feature on a note of this character is worth noting — not always present in rushed wartime issues.