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100 Gulden

Issuer Bank in St. Gallen
Year 1837
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Value 100 Gulden
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Obverse description Two allegorical female figures with a traveling case occupy the upper central vignette, flanked on each side by lateral vignettes of early steam locomotives on railways; ships are visible in the background. Denomination numerals "100" appear at lower left and right, with the full payment obligation text in German Fraktur script across the central text panel. The printer's imprint of Draper, Toppan, Longacre & Co. of Philadelphia and New York appears at the base.
Obverse lettering Draper. Toppan, Longacre & Co. Philᵃ. & NY 100 HUNDERT Serie _ Nᵒ. _ Die Bank in Sᵗ. Gallen zahlt dem Ueberbringer gegen dieſe Anweiſung HUNDERT GULDEN im Vier Zwanzig Gulden Fuſs. Sᵗ. Gallen den _ 18 _ Caſsʳ. Presᵗ. HUNDERT 100 Cafs. Pres.
Reverse description The reverse shows only the obverse design bleeding through the thin paper, with no printed design of its own; the note is unprinted on the reverse, consistent with standard practice for Swiss cantonal banknotes of this period. Several cancellation punch holes are visible across the lower portion of the note.
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