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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is divided into two panels within an ornate blue and orange floral border. The left panel carries an aerial bird's-eye view vignette of the town of Luckenwalde with its street grid, buildings, and church tower rendered in blue and orange. The right panel bears the denomination 'EINE MARK' in large bold type above a central circular blue medallion inscribed '1 mk', flanked by trade references to local industries; the issuer name 'STADT LUCKENWALDE.' is printed in large capitals below, with printer credits at the foot. |
| 裏面の銘文 | MOTORSPRITZEN PIANOS EINE MARK H. KOEBE NIENDORF HÜTE TUCHE 1 mk STADT LUCKENWALDE. STEINBERG/HERMANN © TANNENBAUM/PARISER © |
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Luckenwalde's municipal authority issued this note during the acute coin shortage of 1921, when Kleingeldersatz — small-change substitutes — flooded German towns after metal coinage effectively vanished from everyday transactions. The Magistrat, like hundreds of similar local bodies that year, stepped in because the Reichsbank simply couldn't distribute sufficient fractional currency fast enough to meet demand at street level.
Local printing kept costs down but introduced inconsistencies across the three known variants catalogued under this reference, which likely reflect successive small runs rather than a single unified issue.