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| 正面描述 | The Portuguese royal arms, engraved in intaglio, occupy the upper centre, flanked by elaborate guilloche rosettes and radiating lathe-work underprint in green and salmon tones. Numeral '5' counters appear in each corner within ornate cartouches, with the vertical legend CINCO LIBRAS ESTERLINAS running along each lateral border. The issuing legend, date of Beira 15 de Setembro de 1919, and two manuscript signatures appear in the lower half, above the printer's imprint BRADBURY, WILKINSON & C.ª GRAVADORES LONDRES at the foot. |
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| 正面铭文 | BANCO DA BEIRA PAGARÁ A VISTA AO PORTADOR CINCO LIBRAS ESTERLINAS OURO BEIRA 15 DE SETEMBRO DE 1919 O GERENTE O ADMINISTRADOR |
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Banco da Beira was a commercial bank operating out of Beira in Portuguese East Africa — present-day Mozambique — and its note-issuing authority was narrow in scope and short-lived. This 5 Libras dates to a period when the libra was still in use as a unit of account in Portuguese colonial territories, before the escudo system was consolidated across the empire in the early 1920s. The choice of Bradbury Wilkinson for printing was typical of colonial banking institutions seeking credibility through a reputable London security printer.
The R-prefix in the Pick reference signals a regional issue, reflecting the limited geographical validity of these notes.