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| 正面描述 | Central coat of arms vignette surrounded by radiating guilloche rays, with the denomination numeral 25 repeated in each upper corner and flanking the arms at centre. A two-line Cyrillic title inscription appears above the arms, with the issuing authority legend in a circular arc around it. Below, signature lines for the Manager (Управляющий), Cashier (Кассиръ), and Controller (Контролеръ) are printed with handwritten signatures, alongside the date 1919 г. |
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| 正面铭文 | ДВАДЦАТЬ ПЯТЬ РУБЛЕЙ РАЗМЕННЫЙ ДЕНЕЖНЫЙ ЗНАКЪ АШХАБАДСКАГО ОТДЕЛЕНІЯ НАРОДНАГО БАНКА 25 РУБЛЕЙ Управляющій Кассиръ Контролеръ 1919 г. |
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The Transcaspian Provisional Government was an unusual anti-Bolshevik administration backed, briefly and awkwardly, by British forces operating out of Meshed and Quetta during 1918–1919. Its currency apparatus was correspondingly improvised. The Ashkhabad branch of the People's Bank issued notes under a government that controlled little more than the railway line connecting Krasnovodsk to Merv, and whose political survival was measured in months.
By the time these 25 Rouble notes circulated, the British had already withdrawn their support, and Transcaspian resistance to Soviet consolidation was collapsing. Notes from this administration had an extremely short window of validity before the region fell to Red Army forces in July 1919.