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| 正面描述 | Dark blue letterpress design framed within an architectural portico motif. To the left, an oval medallion vignette contains a portrait of the physician and poet Francesc Bartrina i d'Aixemús. The surrounding text in Catalan bears the issuing authority, the payment obligation clause, and the date of issue, 14 April 1937. |
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| 背面描述 | Central oval medallion vignette contains a rose, the heraldic emblem of the city of Reus. Surrounding allegorical figures represent labour, commerce, industry and study, rendered through a worker holding a mallet, female figures with a caduceus and a book, and factory buildings with smoking chimneys in the background. |
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Reus was one of hundreds of Catalan and Spanish municipalities that printed their own fractional currency during the Civil War after metallic coin effectively vanished from circulation by mid-1936. The Republican government's inability to supply small change forced local councils, trade unions, and cooperatives to fill the gap themselves — legally sanctioned under a decree that gave municipalities the right to issue notes up to 1 peseta. Imprenta De Ferrando was a local commercial press, not a security printer, and the limitations of that show in the production.
Turró catalogues this issue with relative scarcity; Reus-issued notes were redeemed or confiscated after Franco's forces took the city in January 1938.