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1 Mark Buchdruckerei Rehmann

Uitgever Buchdruckerei Heinrich Rehmann, Bockenem
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Beschrijving voorzijde The obverse of this Ambergau Notgeld is laid out in a tripartite horizontal composition with teal-and-cream corner ornaments. At centre, a heraldic vignette occupies a framed panel, presenting a crested coat of arms with a winged helmet above a quartered shield rendered in ochre and red, surrounded by baroque acanthus scrollwork; a serial number appears above the vignette. Two flanking yellow panels carry moralising German verses in Gothic blackletter script. A lower text band in Gothic type contains the redemption clause naming the issuer, with a decorative border running the full perimeter of the note.
Opschrift voorzijde Ambergau Notgeld
No 093266
Das Gute – dieser Satz steht fest – Ist stets das Böse, was man läßt!
Eins zwei drei! im Sauseschritt Läuft die Zeit, wir laufen mit. –
Dieser Schein kann bis 31. 12. 1923 bei mir eingelöst werden. Heinr. Rehmann, Buchdruckerei, Bockenem.
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Opmerkingen

Bockenem is a small town in Lower Saxony, and Heinrich Rehmann was its printer — not a bank, not a municipal treasury. During the notgeld period, particularly 1914–1923, German towns and businesses of all sizes issued emergency small-denomination scrip when official coinage disappeared from circulation, hoarded by a public bracing for the worst. A printing house issuing its own 1 Mark note is among the more self-referential acts of that crisis: the same press that made the money was named on the money.

Self-printed notgeld from private commercial issuers carries a higher forgery risk by design — there was no separation between issuer and printer.

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