Austrian Empire 5 Gulden ND (1806)

FÜNF GULDEN V . F 5 Das iſt Fünf Gulden WIENER Stadt Banko-Zettel Welcher in allen Kontributions – Kameral – und Banko – Kaſſen der hungariſch – böhmiſch – und öeſterreichiſchen Erblanden in allen Abgaben für bares Geld, das iſt für Fünf Gulden angenohmen wird. Wien den 1 ten Juni 1806 Pieč Rynskich Cinque fiorini Öt forint Pet zlatijch v : G : St : Wien = Banco = Zettel = Haupt = Kassa MDCCCVI

Black print. Value in German on solid black ribbon at the top, interrupted by value as Roman numeral in solid black diamond frame within hatched rectangle. Below, value as Arabic numeral in solid black oval frame within hatched octagon. Below, German inscription in seven lines. In the centre, coat of arms of Austria. Value in Polish and Italian in four lines within curlicue to the left. Value in Hungarian and Croatian in two lines within curlicue to the right. Below, name of the issuing bank in one line within curlicue. Eight signatures in two columns below. At the bottom, hand-written serial number in hatched rectangular frame with scrolls in corners. Year as Roman numerals on ribbon below. Stylised garland along the left and right borders. One dry stamp in each corner.

V.F. 5 Fünf Gulden Fünf Gulden Öt forint Pet zlatijch Piec Rynskich Cinque fiorini MDCCCVI.

Part impression of the obverse.