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| Thailand 1 Baht 1925-1933 |
Item Code: TH-16B |
| Front:
Garuda - large legendary humanoid bird creature -
national emblem. Statue of a mythological three-headed
elephant Erawan (Airavata). Back: Royal Ploughing Ceremony or The Ploughing Festival. Watermark: Absent. Security features: Running serial number on the obverse. Main colours: Blue on yellow underprint. Artist: Unknown. Signature: Prince Suphayok Kasem or Supayokkasem (Minister of Finance, 9 Apr. 1932 - 29 Jun. 1932). Issuer: Government of Siam. First Issue: 21 July 1925. Date of Issue: 25 May 1928. Date range: 1925-1933. Date of withdrawal: 1938. Legal tender: No. Total emission: Unknown. Material: Cotton fiber paper. Printing method: Intaglio. Printer: Thomas De La Rue & Company Limited, London, England. |
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same image as the one for sale in the pricelist |
| Dimensions: 137 x 75 mm |
Texts: Government of Siam. Contract to pay in Siamese currency to anyone who presents this note. One Baht. |
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