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1 Mark

Uitgever Stadtkasse Mülhausen im Elsass (City Treasury of Mulhouse, Alsace-Lorraine)
Jaar 1914
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Beschrijving voorzijde Orange-yellow letterpress note with a sawtooth-patterned border enclosing an overall diamond guilloche underprint. The denomination "Eine Mark" is set in large Gothic blackletter type within a highlighted panel at centre-top, beneath the heading "Stadtkassen-Bon." A central oval vignette bears the municipal coat of arms of Mülhausen flanked by two heraldic lions. Three manuscript signatures appear — those of the Stadtrechner (lower left), the Bürgermeister (upper right), and the Generalsekretär (lower right) — with the denomination numeral "1" repeated in each corner.
Opschrift voorzijde Stadtkassen-Bon.
Eine Mark
zahlt die Stadtkasse in Mülhausen i. E. ohne Legitimationsprüfung
dem Einlieferer dieses Stadtkassen-Bons in Beträgen von nicht
unter zwanzig Mark.
Mülhausen i. Els.
den 10. September 1914.
Der Bürgermeister :
J. V.
Der Stadtrechner :
Der Generalsekretär :
Ausgabe u. Zahlstelle ist
die Städtische Sparkasse.
STRAS-BURGER DRUCKEREI U. VERLAG ANSTALT
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Mülhausen's city treasury began issuing emergency paper fractionals in August 1914 almost immediately after the outbreak of war, when coin hoarding drained small change from circulation across the German Reich. The Strasbourg printing firm responsible had the logistical advantage of proximity — Alsace-Lorraine had been German territory since 1871, and its commercial infrastructure was fully integrated into the imperial economy by this point.

The Johanssen-Peuk reference places this among the earliest documented Alsatian Kleingeldscheine of the conflict. Within four years, Mulhouse would be French again, and most of this municipal paper would become administratively worthless almost overnight.

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