100 Gulden

发行方	Privilegirte Oesterreichische National-Bank
年份	1858
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形状	Rectangular
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正面描述	At left, a vignette of the allegorical head of Austria wearing a mural crown, accompanied by the Austrian house coat of arms; at right, Danuvius, the classical personification of the River Danube, holds the coat of arms of the City of Vienna. The coat of arms of the Austrian Empire appears in the top center, with the denomination and bank name in letterpress inscription across the face.
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防伪描述	100 GULDEN ÖSTERR. WÄHRUNG
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备注	The Privilegirte Oesterreichische National-Bank was operating under severe strain by 1858. Austria had suspended specie convertibility in 1848 during the revolutionary upheaval and would not fully restore it until 1858–59 — meaning this note circulated during a period when redemption in silver was legally uncertain and public confidence in paper fluctuated with each military and fiscal shock. The Italian campaigns of 1859 would soon force another suspension entirely. Printed in Vienna rather than contracted abroad, as was common for Austrian issues of this period. The watermark remains the primary security feature, reflecting the limitations of domestic printing technology relative to contemporaneous Bradbury or Perkins work.

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