Hundred-gulden note of the Vienna City Bank, 1806
The hundred-gulden note of 1 June 1806, laid out across the sheet, with the numeral 100 in black cartouches at either side and blind-embossed roundels in its four corners. The promise that it will be taken as cash stands under the bank's name, and below it the value is repeated in red as “Száz forint” and “Sto zlatých” and in black as “Sto Ryńskich” and “Cento fiorini”. It has been folded across the middle and torn at the top and bottom edges.
- Year
- 1806
- Source
- Wien Museum
- Credit
- Wien Museum
- Licence
- Public domain
- Size
- 3455 × 2219 px