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| 正面铭文 | Onchan Internment Camp 5 SHILLINGS Five Shillings Isle of Man |
| 背面描述 | Reverse shows show-through of the obverse printing on an otherwise unprinted cream paper surface, with no distinct reverse design or lettering. |
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Onchan was one of several internment camps established on the Isle of Man during the Second World War, housing predominantly German and Austrian civilian internees — artists, musicians, academics, and Jewish refugees who had fled Nazi Germany, now paradoxically interned by the British government under Defence Regulation 18B. The camp scrip issued there, including this 5 Shillings piece, was a practical necessity: internees needed a medium of exchange for the camp canteen, but could not legally hold sterling.
The Onchan notes are among the better-documented of the Isle of Man camp issues, partly because several internees were professionals who documented daily life in detail. Forgery attempts within the camps were not unheard of — a genuine concern given the population's technical sophistication.