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| 背面描述 | The reverse functions as a counterfoil stub, printed in brown on plain unadorned paper without guilloche work or vignette ornament. The issuer name 'FALKLAND ISLANDS' and denomination '5 SHILLINGS' are set in bold type, above a series of ruled lines provided for recording the date of issue, the signatures of the Commissioners of Currency, and the date of withdrawal from circulation. A fractional serial number appears at upper left. |
| 背面铭文 | FALKLAND ISLANDS 5 SHILLINGS Date Issued Commissioners of Currency Withdrawn from Circulation |
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The earliest surviving documented note from the Falkland Islands, P#A1A predates the colony's formal currency ordinance and reflects a period when the islands' administration issued paper money largely as a practical solution to the near-total absence of coinage in circulation. De La Rue's involvement guaranteed professional execution, but the print run was almost certainly tiny — the Falklands' population at the time hovered around two thousand, and commercial activity was dominated by the Falkland Islands Company's internal credit systems, which reduced demand for government paper still further.
Survivorship is extremely poor. Fewer than a handful of authenticated examples are known to exist.