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| 表面の説明 | Blue-toned note with a classical allegorical standing female figure at left, draped in robes, set within an ornate intaglio vignette, and a seated putto at lower right within a matching side panel. The central field carries the issuer's name DIE AARGAUISCHE BANK in bold letterpress above the denomination HUNDERT FRANKEN, flanked by guilloche underprint and denomination numerals 100 in each corner. Printed date AARAU, 1. Juli 1883 and series/serial number designations appear in red, with two manuscript signature lines below the central text. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Printed in blue on a pale ground, the reverse is dominated by three large interlocking guilloche rosettes, each enclosing a small classical head vignette, with denomination numeral 100 repeated in four corner cartouches. The trilingual denomination inscriptions are arranged vertically in the central band between the rosettes, in bold letterpress. |
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The Aargauische Bank was one of roughly three dozen Swiss cantonal and private banks still issuing their own notes in the 1880s, operating under the patchwork of cantonal concessions that preceded federal unification of the currency. The Swiss National Bank was established in 1906 and given the monopoly on note issue, after which institutions like the Aargauische Bank were required to withdraw their circulation — meaning notes still outstanding from the earlier part of this series' window were being retired by the time the later dates were signed.
The trilingual denomination line reflects Aargau's administrative bilingualism rather than any pan-Swiss policy on this type — French and Italian were included as a matter of institutional convention across most private issuers of the period.