Banknote France 50 Francs Blue and Pink - August 12, 1919 - Series F.8564

This French banknote, with a face value of 50 francs, was issued in 1919. It weighs 1 and belongs to the F.8564 series. The banknote is primarily blue and pink.

On the obverse, there is a personification of Industry and Agriculture represented in medallions positioned on the right and left. Two cherubs appear at the top of the banknote, printed in blue. In the center, in the upper part, five pink medallions illustrate Minerva and a personification of the four seasons. The writing is in Latin. The inscription "BANQUE de FRANCE" and the value "CINQUANTE FRANCS" can be read. There is also the mention "DANIEL DUPUIS et G. DUVAL, fec. JULES ROBERT SCULP.", indicating the artists involved in the design of the banknote.

On the reverse, another representation of Industry and Agriculture is visible, the two figures holding hands. Charles-Jules Robert is credited as the engraver, while Jean-Baptiste-Daniel Dupuis and Georges Duval are identified as the designers.

The dimensions of the banknote are 178 mm in length and 123 mm in width.