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| 表面の説明 | Communal coat of arms in the upper left corner above the municipal authority inscriptions. The denomination is rendered in light-blue numerals at center, set against a uniform underprint of repeated light-blue foliage motifs. All text is printed in black letterpress and includes the authorizing council decree of 22 May 1940, the facsimile signatures of the Secretary and the Mayor, and the series and serial number at lower center. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Plain typeset text within a double-rule rectangular border, comprising eight lines of Dutch-language notice text. An official mauve cachet bearing the Mayor's stamp is applied at center, serving as the primary authentication mark on this emergency municipal issue. |
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Belgian municipal emergency notes of 1940 — known collectively as "noodgeld" — were authorized in the weeks following the German invasion in May of that year, when the collapse of normal banking channels and the flight of the National Bank's mobile cash reserves left local governments scrambling to maintain basic commercial liquidity. Ingelmunster, a small textile-industry commune in West Flanders, issued this 20 Franc note under that same emergency mandate.
The dual signatures — burgemeester A. Huyghe alongside Paul Schotte, likely in a financial or secretarial capacity — follow the authentication convention required of all such municipal issues. Many West Flemish noodgeld notes were withdrawn and destroyed once the occupation administration stabilized currency supply later in 1940, which keeps survivor populations genuinely thin.