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| 裏面の説明 | Printed entirely in orange, the reverse is dominated by an intricate geometric guilloche pattern composed of interlocking foliate and lobe-shaped elements radiating from a central oval cartouche bearing the denomination "2F" in large numerals. Two smaller matching cartouches flanking the centre repeat the "2F" denomination, and the overall design relies entirely on fine lathe-work ornamentation without any figurative vignette. |
| 裏面の銘文 | 2F |
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André Krajewski operated a private commercial bank in Papeete, French Polynesia, issuing small-denomination notes to ease the chronic coin shortage that plagued the territory throughout the early twentieth century. Having notes printed in San Francisco rather than France was a practical choice — A. Carlisle & Co. was the nearest competent commercial printer to Tahiti, and wartime disruptions had made correspondence with metropolitan printers slow and unreliable.
Krajewski's private issues circulated alongside official French colonial currency by local acceptance rather than legal mandate. The bank itself was a modest trading-house operation, and P#10 sits at the top of the series denominations — the 2 Franc note was the largest Krajewski issued.