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| 裏面の説明 | The face value is rendered in three regional Indian languages above the English denomination and in four additional regional languages below, arranged in horizontal registers across the note. |
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The Government of India's practice of printing place of issue directly on notes of this series created a cataloguing headache that persists today. Bombay, Calcutta, Cawnpore, Karachi, and Madras all appear as paying offices, with the Cawnpore, Karachi, and Madras examples under Denning's signature remaining unlisted in Pick — making those combinations genuinely uncatalogued rather than simply scarce.
Production at Nashik's India Security Press, which had taken over currency printing from Nasik Road by the mid-1920s, was firmly established by 1930, ending dependence on British printers for colonial issue notes. Taylor succeeded Denning as Controller of the Currency, which is why both signatures appear across the same place-of-issue variants.