Issued by:	Bank of Israel.
Denomination:	Israel lira = 1.000 prutot.
Printer:	Thomas de la rue and co., England.
Date:	5715 (1955).
Watermark:	Menorah (a seven – branched candelabra) covered by a flower. A vertical security metal strip left center. Security planchets in paper.
Issued for circulation:	August – October 1955.
Withdrawn:	Withdrawn in 1958.
Designer:	Artist from Thomas De La Rue and co.
Serial numbers:	On the face of note.
Description common to all banknotes – 1955. Face: A landscape of Israel. All legends in Hebrew. Upper left "Bank of Israel" date 1955 and in Hebrew "5715" and the signatures and titles of "S. Hofien" – chairman of the advisory council. On the right David Horowitz – governor of the bank. On the left the serial numbers appear in the upper left and lower right corners. All within an ornamental frame. Back: All inscriptions are in English and Arabic. An abstract design covers the field. The English and Arabic inscription Bank of Israel and the denomination.