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| 背面描述 | Printed entirely in blue-grey on an uncoloured ground, the reverse is composed of an intricate geometric framework of interlocking Islamic-influenced ornamental panels and corner medallions in a flat typographic style. Arabic script inscriptions appear in the upper banner and in two flanking text blocks at centre, with a large blank hexagonal reserve at the lower centre. A black overprint reading 'Côte d'Ivoire' is applied to this side. |
| 背面铭文 | بانك سوو جنت بانك افريك الغربي Georges DUVAL . fecit. |
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The Banque de l'Afrique Occidentale operated as the sole note-issuing authority across French West Africa, and this 1000 Francs piece — the highest denomination in the series — was printed by the Banque de France itself, an arrangement that gave the colonial currency an unusual degree of metropolitan oversight and physical quality. The Florian brothers, Frédéric and Ernest-Théophile, handled the engraving, a pairing also found on several Banque de France issues of the same period.
Grand-Bassam, the place of payment named on the note, was the former colonial capital of Côte d'Ivoire, already superseded by Bingerville by 1900 and later by Abidjan — making its continued appearance on currency well into the 1920s a bureaucratic holdover rather than a reflection of the town's actual commercial importance.