06 02 1941 - 12 10 1944 Sig Belin/Rousseau//Favre-Gilly Series 1441 - 6384 123,600,000 notes 1,000 francs (withdrawn 04.06.1945) Values

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06 02 1941 - 12 10 1944 Sig Belin/Rousseau//Favre-Gilly Series 1441 - 6384 123,600,000 notes 1,000 francs (withdrawn 04.06.1945) Values

Details

Obverse: French text; heads of allegorical women (Agriculture) in profile with flowers and leaves in hair flanking background of bird, wheat, butterflies, scythe, flowers,Plants, wicker basket, tendrils, grapes, cornucopia, and Gallic rooster (Vigilance)

Reverse: French text; standing allegorical man holding hammer on anvil, with cog, tongs, and pliers; metallurgical factory with smokestacks (Industry); sailing ship, steamship, anchor, and bale (Trade); standing Mercury holding caduceus

Basic Information

GSID:

298577

Denomination:

1,000 francs (withdrawn 04.06.1945)

Varieties and Classification

Variety:

06 02 1941 - 12 10 1944 Sig Belin/Rousseau//Favre-Gilly Series 1441 - 6384 123,600,000 notes

Design Details

Note Color:

Multicolor

Note Dimension:

197 x 118 mm

Printer:

Printer (Banque de France)

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