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| 正面描述 | Portrait of King Farouk I in an oval vignette at left, wearing military uniform and a tarboosh, printed in brown intaglio. Arabic inscriptions of the Royal Egyptian Government and currency authority appear at upper centre, with the denomination in Arabic numerals and text at lower left and right corners within ornate guilloche borders. A Minister of Finance signature line appears below the central text, with the serial number printed twice in black. |
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| 背面描述 | Uncluttered design in grey-green tones with a large numeral '5' guilloche underprint at centre. Arabic title of the Royal Egyptian Government appears at the top, beneath which the English inscription 'ISSUED UNDER LAW No. 50/1940' is printed. The denomination legend 'EGYPTIAN CURRENCY NOTE' runs along the lower portion in bold letterpress, flanked by denomination panels reading '5 PIASTRES' in ornamental frames at lower left and right. The printer's imprint 'SURVEY OF EGYPT' appears at the bottom margin. |
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The Egyptian Government's small-denomination notes of this period were a deliberate policy choice — the National Bank of Egypt held the monopoly on higher-value issues, so the government treasury retained direct control over the fractional piastre notes as a matter of fiscal administration rather than central banking practice. The Survey of Egypt, better known as a cartographic institution, had been printing these low-value government notes since the 1940 wartime issues.
P#165 runs across a date range that ends with the 1952 Revolution, after which the royal designation — Al-Malikiyya — was dropped entirely from the issuing authority's name.