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| 表面の説明 | Imperial double-headed eagle at upper centre flanked by serial number and series designations on both sides. The central field carries a large Cyrillic text block with bond conditions, surmounted by the bold legend ОБЛИГАЦИЯ В ПЯТЬДЕСЯТ РУБЛЕЙ. The entire note is framed by an intricate green guilloche border with repeating foliate ornaments, and bears two manuscript signatures with printed official titles at the lower centre. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Plain green guilloche underprint covering the entire surface, with a central rosette medallion of fine lathe-work. The field is otherwise unprinted; the example shown carries punch-cancellation holes and handwritten notations in the upper area, indicating a redeemed or cancelled specimen. |
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Komuch — the Committee of Members of the Constituent Assembly — controlled Samara from June to October 1918, one of the more short-lived anti-Bolshevik governments of the Civil War period. This note carries a 1916 date because Komuch had no printing infrastructure of its own and issued overprinted or repurposed Imperial Russian stock. The 1916 date reflects the original Tsarist series, not the political moment of actual issue.
Komuch collapsed after the fall of Samara to Bolshevik forces in early October 1918, meaning the window for legitimate circulation of these notes was a matter of weeks.