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4 Annas Piardoba Army Air Base

Uitgever Piardoba Army Air Base Officer's Club
Jaar 1944-1945
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Vorm Rectangular
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Beschrijving voorzijde Plain grey paper with black letterpress print only, no vignette or decorative underprint. Issuer name and club designation appear in two lines of serif type at centre, with the denomination "As. 4" in a larger bold serif face below.
Opschrift voorzijde Piardoba Army Air Base
Officer's Club
As. 4
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Piardoba, in Bengal's Murshidabad district, was a major USAAF base during the CBI — China-Burma-India — theater, primarily hosting B-29 Superfortress units of the XX Bomber Command between 1944 and 1945. Officer's club scrip issued at such bases substituted for rupee currency within the mess and bar, partly to manage exchange-rate complications and partly to prevent local currency from leaving the base economy.

The anna denomination — a sixteenth of a rupee — reflects direct adaptation to the subcontinent's pre-decimal coinage structure rather than any dollar equivalent. Few CBI base scrip pieces survive; most were redeemed, destroyed at drawdown, or simply discarded when the base closed after Japan's surrender in August 1945.

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