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| 正面描述 | Salmon-pink note printed in green, with a central vignette of Laxenburg Castle viewed across water, framed by a wavy decorative border. The denomination numeral "10" appears in large guilloche rosettes at upper left and right, with the currency name "HELLER" in a hatched band below the castle vignette. The lower half carries the text "Kassenschein der Gemeinde Laxenburg N.Oe." in Gothic script, flanked by validity and guarantee clauses, with three manuscript facsimile signatures of the Kämmerer, Bürgermeister, and Vizebürgermeister below their respective titles. |
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| 正面铭文 | 10 HELLER Kassenschein der Gemeinde Laxenburg N.Oe. Giltig bis 31. Juli 1920. DIE NACHAHMUNG DIESES KASSENSCHEINES WIRD BESTRAFT. KÄMMERER: BÜRGERMEISTER: VIZEBÜRGERMEISTER: DIE GEMEINDE LAXENBURG N.OE. HAFTET FÜR DIESE VERBINDLICHKEIT MIT IHREM GANZEN BEWEGLICHEN UND UNBEWEGLICHEN VERMÖGEN. |
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Laxenburg is a small town south of Vienna best known for its Habsburg summer palace, and like hundreds of Austrian municipalities, it issued its own small-denomination emergency notes during the First World War when coin metal was requisitioned and Heller coinage vanished from circulation almost overnight. These Gemeindenotgeld issues were a local administrative stopgap — printed in bulk, often on thin stock, and redeemed (or not) within months.
Ancht. Seidenburg was a Vienna-based printing house responsible for numerous similar municipal commissions across Lower Austria. The JPR0507a series covers the Laxenburg issues collectively; the "a" suffix distinguishes this 10 Heller face value within that grouping.