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| 正面描述 | Printed in green on cream paper, the note is framed by an elaborate Art Nouveau border of interlocking spirals and foliate ornaments. A central vignette presents a view of the Ferschnitz parish church set within an arched surround, flanked on either side by shield-shaped numeral panels bearing the denomination figure '10'. Three handwritten signatures appear at the foot of the note, attributed to the Bürgermeister, his deputy (Bürgerm. Stellv.), and a council member (Gemeinderat). |
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| 背面描述 | Printed in dark olive-green on plain cream paper, the reverse carries a decorative rectangular panel in an Art Nouveau style, with ornamental corner pieces and suspended oval motifs at top and bottom. Numeral panels reading '10' and the word 'HELLER' appear on either side of a central text block setting out the legal terms of issue, stating that the Marktgemeinde Ferschnitz issued vouchers up to a total of 50,000 Kronen, dated 15 April 1920, redeemable at the Gemeindeamt Ferschnitz in cash until 31 December 1920. Below the main panel, the denomination 'ZEHN HELLER' is set in bold letterpress type, with the printer's imprint at the very foot. |
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Ferschnitz is a village in Lower Austria with a population that barely exceeded a few hundred in 1920 — which makes the existence of its own locally printed emergency currency a neat illustration of how comprehensively the post-WWI coin shortage fragmented Austrian monetary circulation. The Heller denominations had become nearly worthless in metal form, and municipalities across Austria issued their own Notgeld rather than wait for a central solution that was slow in coming.
Buchdruckerei Eisler in Amstetten handled several of these small municipal commissions in the region. Print runs for village-level issues like Ferschnitz were typically tiny, and redemption was often incomplete.