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| The first banknotes attributable to Isle de France et de Bourbon were issued in 1766 | ||||
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 P.1 6 Livres Tournois ND(1879) * |
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 P.6 2 Livres 10 Sous Tournois 10.6.1788* |
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 P.8 10 Livres Tournois dated 10.6.1788* |
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P.10 100 Livres Tournois 10.6. 1788 |
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 P.12a 500 lIvres Tournois 10.6.1788 * |
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 P.12a 500 Livres Tournois 10.6.1788 * |
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P.12x 500 Livres Tournois 10.6.1788 |
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 P.22a 1,000 Livres 28.7.1790 * |
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 P.23a 1,000 Livres 28.7.1790 * |
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| Isles
of France & Bourbon was a former French colony located in the Indian Ocean
about 500 miles east of Madagascar. Composed of two islands, one of which was Mauritius, now an independent country and a member of the British Commonwealth. The second island, Reunion is currently a French Overseas Department. |
* Some of these notes or similar ones may be available for sale at
The Banknote Store. Please
contact Mr. Barry Boswell, who is a member of the
International Bank Note Society (IBNS),
directly if you are interested. |
© Garry Saint, Esquire 1999- 2010
