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| 裏面の説明 | Yellow ground with an expressionist vignette in blue and dark purple occupying the full centre of the note, rendered in a bold woodcut-like graphic style signed "MAX ESCHLE" at lower centre. The composition shows two groups of agitated male figures — one gesturing dramatically on the left, the other striding on the right — evoking themes of dispute and lamentation. Denomination panels "1 MARK" in large numerals and text appear at upper left and upper right within burgundy cartouches, and a serial number panel is set at the bottom centre in a yellow rectangle. Aphoristic inscriptions in yellow uppercase lettering occupy the lower left and lower right corners. |
| 裏面の銘文 | 1 MARK STREITEN U. KLAGEN FÜLLT KEINEN MAGEN KLAGEN U. STREITEN WAS WIRD'S BEREITEN MAX ESCHLE |
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The Liga zum Schutze der Deutschen Kultur — the League for the Protection of German Culture — was one of dozens of nationalist cultural organizations that proliferated in the early Weimar period, many of which issued their own emergency money as both a fundraising mechanism and a propaganda vehicle. This 1 Mark note is precisely that: a Notgeld issue that functioned less as a monetary instrument than as a printed pamphlet you could spend.
Max Eschle designed the piece; Ratsdruckerei R. Dulce in Glauchau handled the press work. Glauchau, a small Saxonian industrial town, had an active municipal printing infrastructure that took on considerable private Notgeld commissions during the 1921 inflation period.