1928 – Thai Banknote, 1 Baht (2nd Series Type 2) Ceremonial parade of first plowing, used

Thai Banknote, 1 Baht (2nd Series Type 2) Ceremonial parade of first plowing in 1928, used

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This is the first banknote to be printed on both sides. On the front is a picture of a bougainvillea pattern with a 12-pointed radius, on the reverse side is a picture of the Royal Plowing Ceremony to Phra Nang Khal Rak Na Khwan. therefore often referred to as “Plowing banknotes”
printed at Thomas de la Rue Co., Ltd. began to be gradually issued from the year 1925 during the reign of King Rama VI until the reign of King Rama VII.

Alphabet and number category, banknote series 1

A 1 – A 100 , B 1 – B 100 , C 1 – C 100

Alphabet and number category, banknote 2

Starting from KK 1 onwards, the front side of the banknote has the word “One Baht” overlaid on the bougainvillea pattern, with 12 radii bands, each with a small note saying “Siamese Government”, Roman characters and Arabic numerals on the left side. Thai alphabets and Thai numbers on the right with the date of the banknote under the banknote number category on both sides of the banknote on the reverse side The main image is the image of the royal ceremony to reach Phra Nang Kla Raek Nakhwan. in an oval frame with bougainvillea There are price numbers in Arabic numerals on the right side. Thai numbers on the left side, 1 baht banknote, Series 2, announced on 19 Feb 1928