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| 正面描述 | Intaglio-printed souvenir security piece in red, maroon, and beige tones, centred on a right-facing portrait vignette of General Soedirman (1916–1950) holding a cane, with a background scene of Indonesian soldiers in military formation. Upper centre carries a cartographic vignette of Java island, while the lower left bears an image of a stretcher (tandu), and a star emblem inscribed 'RI' appears as a national symbol; the word 'PERURI' repeats across the guilloche underprint as an anti-counterfeiting measure. The inscription 'GENERAL SOEDIRMAN 1916–1950' appears at lower right, with the designer credit 'DESIGNED BY DESMAL' also present. |
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| 防伪类型 | Guilloche underprint |
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Perum Peruri — the state security printing works established in 1971 — has produced virtually all Indonesian banknotes and official documents since its founding, making "test notes" from this facility genuine production artifacts rather than marketing samples. This piece, attributed to designer Desmal, functions as a technical proof: printed to verify registration, ink density, and guilloche fidelity before a live series goes to press. Such items rarely left Karawang through official channels.
General Sudirman, the subject here, died of tuberculosis in January 1950 at thirty-four — too young to see the republic he helped defend fully consolidate its independence.