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| 背面描述 | Printed in blue on cream paper, the reverse is dominated by a dense acanthus-scrollwork border with the numeral 10 in circular cartouches at each corner and the inscription DIECI LIRE at the top centre. A central circular vignette, enclosed within a frame bearing a Latin civic legend, presents a detailed view of the Castle of Udine with its medieval towers, battlemented walls, and armorial shield; two vertical sword or lance devices flank the vignette within the geometric inner border. A grotesque mask ornament occupies the lower centre of the border. |
| 背面铭文 | DIECI LIRE 10 (circular legend around castle vignette: VDINENSIS ASTADOS EDBAS — Latin civic motto of Udine) |
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Udine fell under Austro-Hungarian occupation in October 1917 following the Italian collapse at Caporetto, but was liberated by November 1918. This emergency buono di cassa was issued during the chaotic interregnum of that final war year, when the Italian state's normal monetary infrastructure had broken down across much of the Friuli region and municipalities were forced to issue their own scrip to keep local commerce moving.
Printed locally by M. Pecori & C., the note never needed to travel far — its entire purpose was hyper-local substitution. Municipal buoni of this type were typically demonetized quickly once central authority was restored, which accounts for their relative scarcity today.