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10 Heller Anthering
| Issuer | Gemeinde Anthering (Municipality of Anthering) |
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| Type | Local banknote |
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| Obverse lettering | Gemeinde Anthering Dieser Gutschein wird von der Gemeinde Anthering eingelöst. Letzte Einlösung: 31. Jänner 1921 Entwurf: F.X. Stadler // Druck von E. u. K. Müller in Salzburg |
| Reverse description | Rose-tinted note with a scrolling ribbon banner along the upper margin bearing the inscription 'Gemeinde Anthering / Land Salzburg' in Art Nouveau lettering. The central vignette presents an arched war memorial monument (Krieger-Denkmal) surmounted by a cross, flanked symmetrically by stylised foliage. Two oval panels, one on each side, carry the denomination 'Zehn / 10 / Heller' in bold numerals against the rose underprint. |
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Anthering is a small village north of Salzburg, and this 10 Heller note is one of thousands of Austrian municipal emergency issues — Notgeld — produced during and after the First World War when coin shortages made small change essentially impossible to obtain. The Gemeinde turned to E. u. K. Müller in Salzburg for printing, a local firm that handled a number of these provincial commissions. F.X. Stadler's design credit distinguishes this from the blander issues that simply recycled stock typography.
The JPR0046c designation indicates this is one of several Anthering Heller variants, differentiated by color, date, or serial detail within the broader Jaksch catalog grouping.