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10 Heller Anthering

Issuer Gemeinde Anthering (Municipality of Anthering)
Year 1920
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Value 10 Hellers (0.10)
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Obverse description Notgeld issue in blue-violet on cream paper, with the issuer's name 'Gemeinde Anthering' in large hand-lettered script across the upper left. A large numeral '10' set within a circular floral and botanical underprint occupies the lower left, while a central cartouche framed by elaborate Art Nouveau scrollwork bears the redemption text. A putto figure in pen-and-ink style animates the upper right corner. The designer and printer credits appear in small letterpress text along the lower margin.
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Reverse description The reverse is printed in blue-violet on a rose-lilac underprint and centres on a vignette of the local Krieger-Denkmal (war memorial), an arched stone monument with a figural relief, flanked by decorative oak-leaf sprays. Two circular value cartouches at left and right each display 'Zehn / 10 / Heller' in bold numerals. A curved scroll banner across the top carries the full issuer inscription 'Gemeinde Anthering / Land Salzburg' in gothic-style lettering.
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Anthering is a small parish municipality a few kilometers north of Salzburg, and this 10 Heller note is a product of the Notgeld emergency that swept Austrian municipalities after the postwar collapse of the Habsburg monetary system. The central government simply could not supply enough small-denomination coinage to meet daily transactional needs, so hundreds of communes — including ones as modest as Anthering — commissioned their own emergency paper. S. u. K. Müller operated as a local Salzburg printing house, handling several such municipal commissions in the region.

Designer credit to F.X. Stadler is relatively uncommon for a piece at this denomination level, suggesting the commune invested more care in the issue than strictly necessary.

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