Iran banknotes 10 Tomans note 1928 Imperial bank of Persia, Mozaffar ad-Din Shah
Obverse: Portrait of Shah Muzaffer-Ed-Din at right and the water mark of the Lion & Sun on the left. Regarding the hand-stamp, the banknote is valuable in Tehran only. Signatures: General Director: M.Murry, General officer: V.L.Walter.
The reverse featured large wording of TEN at left and large numeral 5 in the center of the note. Centered on top THE IMPERIAL BANK OF PERSIA in an arc and the value in words TEN TOMANS at lower centre panel, the value in figures 10 at each of the four corners. English script at the top: PAYABLE at TEHERAN ONLY.
Printed by Bradbury Wilkinson and Company, New Malden in Surrey, England.
Iran Banknotes - Imperial bank of Persia
1924-1932 Issue