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| 正面描述 | A rudimentary emergency issue on plain paper, printed in red letterpress with handwritten elements. The centre bears a hand-drawn vignette of a stylised triangular or pyramidal form with diagonal lines, flanked on the left by the denomination "100" in a rectangular frame and by Chinese characters in a similar frame to the upper right. The text "Bon Sementara" (Temporary Bond) appears at the top, with "Dalam Kotja Lima Poeloeh" and "Seratoes Roepiah (Japan)" below, alongside handwritten serial numbers "No. A.0019" repeated twice and manuscript signatures with the date 1 September 1947. |
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| 背面描述 | No reverse design is known for this note; the reverse appears to be plain unprinted paper. |
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In the immediate aftermath of the Japanese surrender, local administrations across the Indonesian archipelago faced a near-total vacuum of usable currency. Kotapraja Lima Poeloeh — a small inland municipality in West Sumatra — issued this note as an emergency municipal scrip in 1947, during the Indonesian National Revolution, when Republican authority was contested and Dutch forces were attempting to reassert control over the region.
The "Japan" designation in the denomination refers to the Japanese occupation currency it was denominated against, not the place of printing. Municipal issues of this kind were produced under improvised conditions with extremely limited print runs, and most did not survive the political consolidation that followed.
Pick lists this under 318A, acknowledging it as a distinct variant within a broader family of Sumatran local emergency issues from the same volatile period.