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| 正面描述 | The Kingdom of Italy coat of arms, supported by two lions, anchors the upper center of this dark grey intaglio-printed note, flanked by encircled denomination numerals '250' at upper left and right. The central cartouche carries the legal text, framed below by two reclining allegorical female figures: Industry at left, holding a gear and work tool with a stylized cornucopia at her feet, and Agriculture at right, holding a sickle and sheaf of wheat with a staff of Asclepius nearby; four rhomboid vignettes bearing the heads of Mercury and Bacchus occupy the corner positions, while two small cherubs at center left and right each support an eagle. A light brown guilloche underprint with the denomination '250' fills the text area, and a vertical matrix border at left repeats 'Regno d'Italia' and '250 Lire' in dark grey. |
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| 背面铭文 | 250 CONSORZIO DEGLI ISTITUTI DI EMISSIONE 250 (Translation: 250 CONSORTIUM OF ISSUING INSTITUTIONS 250) |
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The Consorzio degli Istituti di Emissione was a short-lived consortium arrangement formed in 1874 to coordinate Italy's plural note-issuing system — a compromise born from political deadlock over establishing a single national bank. Six institutions, including the Banca Nazionale nel Regno d'Italia, issued notes jointly under this umbrella until the consortium was dissolved in 1893 ahead of the Bank of Italy's formal creation.
Production at the San Teodoro workshop in Rome placed this note firmly within the nascent Italian state's effort to centralize security printing on domestic soil rather than relying on foreign contractors. The watermark remains the sole mechanical security feature — no interlocking geometric patterns, no colored fibers.