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| 表面の説明 | At left, a finely engraved vignette in intaglio presents terraced rice fields set against a mountainous background with village structures in the foreground. The central and right portions carry the bank title and bilingual denomination text in bold letterpress, in both Dutch and Malay, with a large guilloche numeral panel at upper right. Two manuscript signatures appear below centre, captioned SECRETARIS and PRESIDENT respectively, with the year date 1946 at lower right. |
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| 表面の銘文 | De Javasche Bank Betaalt aan Toonder Honderd Gulden Membajar Kepada Pembawa Seratoes Roepiah (Translation: The Java Bank Will pay to the bearer One Hundred Gulden One Hundred Roepiah) |
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De Javasche Bank's post-war resumption of authority over Netherlands Indies currency was complicated by the fact that Indonesia's independence movement was already in full force by 1946 — Sukarno had declared the Republic just days after Japan's surrender in August 1945. These notes were printed in Haarlem for an administration that was simultaneously attempting to reassert Dutch colonial control over territory it no longer effectively held.
Enschedé produced the series to high technical standards, as always. Whether significant quantities actually entered circulation in the Indies, or were overtaken by the political collapse of Dutch authority before they could be distributed, is the more interesting question surrounding this issue.