1000 Lire Cassa Veneta dei Prestiti

正面描述	Denomination numeral 1000 appears in each corner of the note. The CVP monogram of the Cassa Veneta dei Prestiti is positioned at top center. A vignette of the goddess Athena (Minerva) in profile facing right occupies the left portion of the face. Series number is located at lower left, serial number at lower right.
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背面描述	Denomination numeral 1000 is repeated in each corner of the note. The central field carries the anti-counterfeiting legal warning text in Italian, set within a plain typographic layout.
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备注	The Cassa Veneta dei Prestiti was established by the Austro-Hungarian military administration to manage finance in the occupied Veneto region following the Italian defeat at Caporetto in October 1917. These notes were a deliberate instrument of economic extraction — denominated in lire rather than crowns specifically to ease the drain of resources from occupied Italian territory without triggering the resistance that foreign-currency requisitions would have provoked. The 1000 Lire is the highest denomination in the series and the scarcest by a significant margin. Most surviving examples show heavy fold lines consistent with actual wartime use, suggesting this value did circulate despite its size.

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