Netherland Currency, 1 Gulden, 1938.

The image shows a historical Dutch banknote known as a "Zilverbon," with a face value of one gulden, featuring intricate brown and beige designs, with detailed patterns along the borders, and a central hexagonal portrait of a person. At the top, the note is labeled as "Wettig betaalmiddel" from the "Koninkrijk der Nederlanden," with the series code "GL" and the serial number "183741" displayed prominently. The text includes assurances regarding its acceptance for payment by the Dutch Bank and other state offices, and it mentions its exchangeability for silver upon notification. It is signed off with signatures below, dated "1 October 1938," indicating its registration date along with a statement about the Minister of Finance.