|Large Size U.S. Paper Money - $100 Dollar Bill|
|1914 Large-Size $100 Federal Reserve Note|
United States banknotes One Hundred Dollar Federal Reserve Note Series 1914 Dallas
Reverse: Five ancient Roman-style figures. From left to right, a farmer with wheat, a woman with a cornucopia, a male lawgiver, a woman extending an olive branch, and the Roman god mercury with a package; symbolizes from left to right: Labor, Plenty, America, Peace, and Commerce.
Predominant colors: Black and green.
Signatures: (as depicted) John Burke (Treasurer of the United States) William Gibbs McAdoo (Secretary of the Treasury).
Issued by: The Federal Reserve Texas - Bank of Dallas 11-K.
Printer & Engraver: Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
Variations: All twelve federal reserve banks issued 1914 blue seal one hundred dollar notes.