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| 正面铭文 | VILLES DE CROIX ET DE WASQUEHAL PREMIÈRE SÉRIE BON DE MONNAIE CINQ FRANCS Garanti par Délibérations des Conseils Municipaux du 7 Novembre 1914 Approuvées par Mr le Préfet du Nord , le 10 Novembre 1914 Le Maire de CROIX N° 6161 Le Maire de WASQUEHAL RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE pour être valable , ce billet doit être frappé du cachet de l`une des deux Villes |
| 背面描述 | Printed in pale green, the reverse carries the two municipal coat-of-arms vignettes at left and right, mirroring the obverse layout, with a large central oval panel containing the anti-counterfeiting legal warning text in full. The printer's imprint 'IMP. ACHILLE SÉNÉCAUT' appears in small capitals at the lower margin, and the town names 'CROIX' and 'WASQUEHAL' are set at the upper corners. |
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Croix and Wasquehal are adjacent industrial communes on the eastern fringe of Roubaix, and their joint issue of emergency bon de monnaie in 1914 reflects the immediate crisis that gripped northern France within weeks of the German advance. By October 1914, the entire Roubaix-Tourcoing agglomeration was under occupation, coin had vanished from circulation through hoarding, and local authorities scrambled to produce fractional substitutes using whatever printer was still operational nearby. Sénécaut, a Roubaix house, was the obvious choice.
The joint municipal authority arrangement — two communes sharing a single emission — is relatively uncommon even within the crowded field of French WWI necessity issues.