File:One ruble banknote (1898) signed by Brut and Timashev.jpg
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English: Russian Empire 1 ruble banknote, 1898 version, signed by Brut (Russian:
Брут ) and Timashev (Тимашев ). Front side.Русский: Российская банкнота достоинством 1 рубль образца 1898 года. Лицевая сторона с подписями кассира Брута (см. Брутовский рубль) и управляющего Тимашева. Естественные цвета. |
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Author | Bank of Russian Empire / originally uploaded to Russian Wikipedia by Vizu |
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