1 000 000 Mark provincial joint issue of Handelskammer, Landwirtschaftskammer and Handwerkskammer Hannover

This note emerges from one of the more administratively complex corners of the German inflation emergency — a joint issue by three separate chamber bodies covering commerce, agriculture, and crafts across the Hanover province. Coordinated Notgeld between distinct institutional issuers at this scale was uncommon; most chambers acted independently. The printer, J. C. König & Ebhardt, was a Hanover firm with deep roots in commercial printing and handled a significant volume of regional emergency currency during 1923, giving them an almost industrial familiarity with the logistical absurdity of printing denominations that inflated past utility within days of issue.