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| 正面铭文 | Commune de SENZEILLES BON pour l'achat de marchandises d'une VALEUR de 5 Cent. valable exclusivement dans les magasins communaux de la commune de Senzeilles, jusqu'au 31 décembre 1919. Senzeilles, le 1er août 1918. Tickets Maurice, Bruxelles. ✶ ADMINISTRATION COMMUNALE DE SENZEILLES ✶ NAMUR |
| 背面描述 | Reverse entirely unprinted, left blank on plain cream paper with perforated edges visible on the left margin. |
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Senzeilles is a village of a few hundred souls in the Walloon province of Namur. That a commune this small issued its own emergency paper in 1918 tells you everything about how completely the German occupation had drained Belgium of usable coinage — municipalities, tramway companies, and individual merchants all filled the gap with locally printed scrip, and the legal framework was loose enough that almost anyone could try.
Tickets Maurice of Brussels was a commercial ticket printer, not a security printing house. The firm handled public transport tickets and event admissions; wartime necessity turned it into a banknote manufacturer.