100 Kroner Replacement notes

Replacement notes for the 100 Kroner series issued in the immediate postwar years, identifiable by their lettered prefixes cycling through A, B, and C across the issue window. The signature transition from Meldahl Nielsen to Thorp in 1946 coincides with leadership changes at Norges Bank during the early reconstruction period, when Norway was still working through the currency reform measures triggered by wartime occupation and the German-imposed reichsmark regime.

Printed domestically at the Oslo works throughout — unusual for a country whose printing infrastructure had operated under German oversight just months before the earliest dated examples.