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| 表面の説明 | Large intaglio vignette at left of a classical head of Apollo in profile, rendered in fine engraved detail against an architectural stone background. The denomination "5000" appears in the upper corners, with the issuer's title "BANQUE DE L'ALGÉRIE" across the top and "CINQ MILLE FRANCS" in bold lettering along the bottom. Three signature lines with manuscript signatures of the Directeur Général, Caissier Général, and Secrétaire Général appear at centre, with a dated issue line reading "9-5-1947" beneath them. |
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| バリエーション | P#105a - Issued note. 4.11.1946; 4.7.1947; 7.10.1949 |
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Algeria's highest-denomination note of the immediate postwar period, this 5000 Francs was printed by the Banque de France under the continued fiction of French Algeria as an integral economic extension of the metropole. The appointment of the Banque de France as printer — rather than a commercial security press — reflects the political insistence on institutional continuity at a moment when the colonial administration was scrambling to reassert normalcy after the disruptions of occupation and the 1945 Sétif massacres.
Marliat and Broutin were both established Banque de France workshop engravers. William Fel's design credit is unusual for this series and worth noting in provenance research.