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| 正面描述 | Plain pinkish paper note with letterpress text in Gujarati script. At top, the issuer name "ખડાલ સ્ટેટ" (Khadal State) appears in quotation marks, followed by a serial number prefixed by "નં." A centrally placed circular vignette imitates a coin design, with an ornate border enclosing the denomination legend "ONE QUARTER ANNA" in three lines. Below the vignette, a Gujarati denomination inscription and a manuscript signature of the Thakor appear above the issuer authority line "ઠાકોર શ્રી ખડાલ". |
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| 背面描述 | Plain pinkish paper with letterpress text entirely in Gujarati script. A bold heading "સૂચના" (Notice) is centred at the top, followed by a paragraph of printed text setting out the conditions of use for the coupon, including instructions for redemption at Khadal State. The issuer authority line "ઠાકોર શ્રી ખડાલ" is printed at the lower right. |
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Khadal was among the smallest of the Kathiawar princely states in western India — a minor thakorate with negligible revenue and no formal banking infrastructure. The wartime cash coupons issued by these tiny states were practical improvisations driven by the severe coin shortage that afflicted rural Gujarat and Kathiawar during World War II, when metal was diverted to the war effort and the colonial monetary supply to remote areas collapsed.
No Pick number has been assigned; surviving examples are so rare that standardized catalog treatment has never been possible. Attribution itself sometimes rests on a single known specimen.