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| 表面の説明 | Dark olive-green Notgeld note with a bold Gothic-script header band bearing 'Brakel / Kreis Höxter' and 'Notgeld'. The central field presents a three-line Middle Low German verse in Gothic lettering, divided at centre by the Brakel municipal coat of arms, with a numeral '1' vignette at left and a Gothic 'M' monogram at right. The lower portion carries the issuing authority's circular seal, an issuance date of 1 June 1921, a validity inscription, and two manuscript signatures beneath the legend 'Der Magistrat'. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Multicolour pictorial reverse centred on a colour-printed topographic vignette of Antonius-Strasse in Brakel, showing a stone archway, half-timbered and rendered buildings, and a church tower in the distance. The vignette is flanked by decorative blue-grey side panels with stylised foliate and bird motifs. Below, the denomination '1 Mark' is rendered in large black Gothic script against a dotted underprint, flanked by stylised tulip ornaments. |
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Brakel is a small Westphalian town in the Höxter district, and like hundreds of similarly sized municipalities, its magistrate issued notgeld during the acute coin shortage that followed the First World War. The 1 Mark denomination places this squarely in the transitional phase of German emergency money — after the pfennig-denomination kleingeldscheine of 1916–1920 but before the hyperinflation-era großgeldscheine that would overwhelm the system by late 1922 and 1923.
The DeNG reference number suggests multiple varieties exist within this series, distinguished by serial number ranges, signature combinations, or minor typographic differences — the kind of distinctions that drove systematic Notgeld collectors to document every permutation.