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| 裏面の説明 | Blue on a tan guilloche underprint. The central design consists of an elaborate oval guilloche medallion bearing the trilingual denomination inscriptions, flanked symmetrically by two ornate rosette vignettes with numeral '5' at left and right. The denomination in all three Swiss national languages repeats in a fine-text border running along the top and bottom margins. |
| 裏面の銘文 | 5 CINQ FRANCS FÜNF FRANKEN CINQUE FRANCHI 5 |
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Switzerland entered World War One neutral but financially rattled — when gold hoarding accelerated in August 1914, the Federal Treasury issued these emergency notes to plug the gap left by disappearing coin. The Caisse Fédérale, not the Swiss National Bank, was the issuing authority, which is why this series sits outside the main SNB catalog and often confuses collectors.
Stückelberg was a Basel painter, not a professional banknote engraver, and his involvement reflects the speed of the commission rather than standard procurement practice. The French-text version was one of several language variants issued simultaneously for Switzerland's Romand cantons.