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1 Pfennig - München Otto Perutz Trockenplattenfabrik

Issuer Otto Perutz Trockenplattenfabrik
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Reference(s) Men18#22264.1
Obverse description The obverse features the company monogram or trademark device of Otto Perutz, rendered as a stylized triangular composition enclosing a central emblem with the founding year '1871' inscribed at the base, set within a plain field. A small round central hole pierces the upper portion of the design. The circular legend reads 'OTTO PERUTZ P 1871 ● TROCKENPLATTENFABRIK MÜNCHEN ●' in raised Latin lettering, arranged along the full circumference and bordered by an outer ring of raised beads.
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Obverse lettering OTTO PERUTZ P 1871 ● TROCKENPLATTENFABRIK MÜNCHEN ●
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Otto Perutz Trockenplattenfabrik was a Munich-based manufacturer of photographic dry plates, founded in 1886 and eventually absorbed into Agfa in 1964. Like many German industrial firms in the early twentieth century, the company issued its own canteen or works tokens — small-denomination zinc pieces used internally for factory cafeterias or vending. The use of zinc rather than brass or aluminium often indicates wartime or immediate postwar production, when copper alloys were restricted or requisitioned.