Banknote France 1 Franc - Chambre de Commerce - Rouen - Emission de remplacement - 1922

This one-franc replacement note, issued by the Rouen Chamber of Commerce in 1922, is a testament to a time when local institutions made up for shortages of national currency. The note is a historical document reflecting the economic challenges of the era.

On the front, the face value "Un Franc" is clearly indicated, followed by the mention "Ville De Rouen" and "Chambre De Commerce de Rouen", identifying the issuer. The year of issue, 1922, is prominently displayed, as is the mention "Émission de remplacement", emphasizing the context of its issue. A serial number, here No. 288.843, is printed, ensuring the unique identification of each note. The signatures of the Mayor and the President of the Chamber of Commerce authenticate the note. The mention "IMP. RICHARD PARIS" indicates the printer responsible for the production of the note.

The back of the note does not contain any particular descriptive information. The printer, Imprimerie Richard of Paris, France, is also mentioned on the back. The dimensions of the note are 115 mm in length and 78 mm in width.

The note is written in Latin script, the administrative and commercial language of the time. All inscriptions and graphic elements are printed with particular attention to detail, reflecting the expertise of Imprimerie Richard. This replacement note is a tangible testimony to local economic history and financial practices of the early twentieth century.