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100 Francs
| Emittent | Société Générale pour Favoriser l'Industrie Nationale |
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| Jahr | 1837 |
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| Währung | Franc (1832-2001) |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | The obverse is printed in black letterpress on cream paper, with the heading 'ROYAUME DE BELGIQUE' in a bold bordered panel at the top, flanked by the serial number and date cartouches reading '6 FEV.' and '1837' respectively. A central vignette of decorative columns and floral ornaments surrounds an oval panel bearing the denomination '100' in black. The note carries two circular 'VUE' cancellation stamps and two rectangular 'ANNULE / 2me Dir.' cancel stamps applied in black ink, along with manuscript signatures of the Trésorier and Gouverneur at the foot of the note. |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | ROYAUME DE BELGIQUE 6 FEV. 1837 SOCIÉTÉ GÉNÉRALE POUR FAVORISER L'INDUSTRIE NATIONALE 100 Cent francs (Translation: Kingdom of Belgium Feb. 6, 1837 General Society to Promote National Industry 100 One Hundred Francs) |
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The Société Générale pour Favoriser l'Industrie Nationale was a Belgian joint-stock bank chartered in 1822 under Dutch rule — essentially a state-backed institution designed to channel capital into the newly industrializing southern provinces. By the time this note was issued in 1837, Belgium had been independent for seven years, and the Société Générale had survived the political rupture largely intact, retaining its dominant position in the Belgian financial system despite having initially backed the Orangist cause during the 1830 revolution.
A 100-franc denomination in this period was a substantial instrument, moving between merchants and industrial financiers rather than through ordinary retail exchange.