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| 表面の説明 | The tughra of Sultan Mehmed VI occupies the upper centre within an ornate oval cartouche framed by fine guilloche latticework. The denomination numeral '5' appears in each of the four corners against an intricate arabesque underprint, with the Ottoman state title دولت علیّه عثمانیه inscribed in large calligraphic script across the upper register. Two serial numbers in Latin characters are printed in the lower portion flanking a handwritten signature, with additional Ottoman calligraphic inscriptions running along the bottom margin. |
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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is printed in green and features a large central text panel in Ottoman calligraphic script presenting the note's legal tender and redemption clauses, enclosed within a scalloped cartouche. The denomination numeral '5' is repeated on the right side within an ornamental frame, and the entire field is covered by an elaborate guilloche underprint of interlocking floral and geometric arabesques. A handwritten signature appears below the central text block. |
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The Imperial Ottoman Bank — nominally a joint Anglo-French venture chartered in Constantinople — continued issuing notes through 1918 even as the Ottoman Empire was collapsing militarily on multiple fronts. This 5 Livres belongs to the final wartime series, issued under conditions of severe monetary stress: Ottoman currency had been inflating sharply since 1914, and public confidence in paper had eroded badly by the time these notes entered circulation.
The bank's dual nature — private European capital operating as a de facto central bank — made its notes politically awkward in the post-war partition period. Many were withdrawn rapidly after 1918 and destroyed, which affects surviving quantities today.