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| 表面の説明 | The heading 'VILLE DE LILLE — BON COMMUNAL' runs across the top of the note above the central letterpress text block, which carries the denomination 'CINQ FRANCS' in bold type, the guarantee inscription 'Garanti par la Ville', and a reference to the Délibération du Conseil Municipal of 31 August 1914 as approved by the Prefect of Nord. The alphanumeric series reference 'HH.56' and a serial number appear in the upper register within a simple guilloche border, with the printed signatures of the Receveur Municipal and the Maire positioned below the central text. The printer's imprint 'L. DANEL À LILLE' is set at the foot of the note. |
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| 偽造防止の説明 | Embossed dry stamp of the Service du Contrôle de la Ville de Lille applied to validate the note; red ink control stamp struck diagonally on the reverse. |
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When German forces occupied Lille in October 1914, the city's commercial life ground to a halt almost immediately. The municipal authority issued these emergency notes — known in French numismatic literature as monnaie de nécessité — because the requisitioning of metallic coinage by occupying forces left virtually nothing in circulation for ordinary transactions. L. Danel was a long-established Lille printing house, which meant the notes could be produced locally without external coordination, a practical necessity under occupation conditions.
The dry stamp and control stamp were the city's primary defense against counterfeiting — simple but reasonably effective for a short-term emergency instrument. Most of these notes were redeemed and destroyed after the war, making intact survivors more notable than their plain production suggests.