Banknote
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Date
Manufacture date 1942
Identifier
1979,1136.6
Origin
Southeast Asia: Philippines
Materials
paper (technique: printed)
Physical Dimensions
160mm x 71mm
Provenance
Luzon: National Capital Region (Philippines): Manila (city): Roxas Boulevard: Rizal Monument
Acquisition Date
1979 (Donated by Canon J G B Ashworth
Donated by: Mrs. J G B Ashworth)
Donated by: Mrs. J G B Ashworth)
Short description
Topographic representation of Rizal Monument
Banknote serial number: {45} 0673334
Banknote: Japanese occupation money (also known as Japanese invasion money). Obverse printed in black; reverse printed in green. Banana tree as a watermark. (whole)
Banknote serial number: {45} 0673334
Banknote: Japanese occupation money (also known as Japanese invasion money). Obverse printed in black; reverse printed in green. Banana tree as a watermark. (whole)
Display status
Currently not on display
References
Issuer: Japanese Imperial Government
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“Banknote,” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed May 9, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/2612.
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