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5 Francs

Uitgever Banque de l'Algérie
Jaar 1944
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Valuta Franc (1891-1957)
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Opschrift voorzijde BANQUE DE L'ALGÉRIE Cinq Francs L'Inspecteur Le Caissier TUNISIE
Beschrijving keerzijde A draped female allegorical figure stands at right in pale tones against a harbour scene with boats and a lighthouse or minaret in the background. A large numeral '5' appears within a red guilloche rosette at the lower right, while the bank title runs along the bottom margin. A legal warning text is printed in a column to the right of centre.
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Printed locally in Algiers by Dupuy & Cie rather than shipped from metropolitan France, this note reflects the administrative reality of wartime North Africa — Allied landings in November 1942 had severed normal supply chains, forcing the Banque de l'Algérie to rely entirely on domestic production capacity. Clément Serveau, a French illustrator and poster artist with prewar commercial credentials, contributed designs that were adapted for local printing rather than the intaglio-heavy work typical of Paris or London security printers.

The small physical format was a deliberate response to paper shortages still affecting Algerian supply stocks in 1944.