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| 裏面の説明 | Printed in dark blue on a cream ground, the reverse is composed of three octagonal guilloche medallions arranged horizontally. The left medallion bears a stylised numeral '1' with a ribbon cartouche inscribed 'DINAR'; the central medallion carries the issuer inscription arched above the denomination panel and a statutory convertibility clause below; the right medallion displays the numeral '1' in its upper and lower registers, with a blank reserve field in the centre. |
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| 偽造防止の説明 | Portrait watermark of King Ghazi I. |
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Iraq's paper currency in the mid-1930s was issued under the authority of the Iraqi government rather than a central bank — the National Bank of Iraq wasn't established until 1947. This 1 Dinar belongs to the earliest series of Iraqi government notes, printed by Bradbury Wilkinson at their New Malden works, who handled security printing for numerous newly independent or mandate-era states during this period.
The kingdom under Faisal I had only been formally independent since 1932, and the currency infrastructure was still being built from scratch. Bradbury Wilkinson's contract work for Iraq during the 1930s predates the more elaborate series that followed the central bank's founding by over a decade.