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| 正面描述 | Black and blue intaglio on red underprint. A vignette of a geyser in eruption occupies the left portion of the note, with the bank title, denomination, and signature lines arranged at centre. The overall design is executed in a classic letterpress style typical of early twentieth-century European bank note production. |
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| 防伪描述 | Parallel lines with the initials JB between them |
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Íslands Banki was a privately chartered institution operating under Danish commercial law, and its banknotes occupied an awkward constitutional position — Iceland remained under the Danish crown until 1944, meaning these krónur circulated in a country that was legally autonomous in domestic affairs after 1918 but not yet a republic. Giesecke & Devrient had printed Icelandic notes for years by this point, their Leipzig facilities handling the full production run.
The dual signature pairs reflect the bank's board structure, with one pair authorizing issuance and the other countersigning — a control mechanism common to Scandinavian-influenced banking practice of the period.