Banknote France 10 Centimes - City of Lille - Bon communal - 31-10-1917 - Série A

This 10 cent municipal ticket was issued by the city of Lille, France. It is a municipal bond dated October 31, 1917, belonging to Series A.

The front of the ticket features the inscription "VILLE DE LILLE" at the top, followed by "BON COMMUNAL" in larger characters. The nominal value of "10 Cents." is clearly indicated in the center. The mention "GARANTI PAR LA VILLE" assures its validity, and specifies that it is "REMBOURSABLE A LA CAISSE MUNICIPALE" from the sixth month following the conclusion of peace. A reference to the deliberation of the Municipal Council of October 31, 1917, approved by the Prefectoral Authority, is also present. The signatures of the RECEVEUR MUNICIPAL and the MAIRE appear at the bottom. An important note specifies that "Le présent bon n'est valable que s'il est revêtu du timbre du Service du Contrôle de la Ville".

The back of the ticket again displays the inscription "VILLE DE LILLE - BON COMMUNAL" at the top and bottom, framing the value "10 CENTIMES" in the center. The name of the printer, "DELEMAR & DUBAR LILLE", is also mentioned.

The ticket is printed in Latin characters. The printer responsible for the production of this municipal bond is Delemar & Dubar, based in Lille, France.