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| 表面の説明 | Green Notgeld note with a fine guilloche underprint across the entire field. A large central oval vignette in dark green contains two allegorical figures flanking a rectangular cartouche bearing the denomination in bold letterpress: "NOTGELD / ZEHN MARK"; an eagle with spread wings is visible above the cartouche within the vignette. Green denomination panels reading "10 MARK" appear at lower left and right, while a bordered text box below the vignette carries the redemption clause dated 8 November 1918 with the issuer's manuscript signature. The validity date "GÜLTIG BIS 1. FEBR. 1919" is inscribed at upper left, and the serial number appears at upper right. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | 10 MARK 10 MARK CARL GERBER, MÜNCHEN |
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Kitzingen's 10 Mark Notgeld from 1918 is one of the earlier municipal emergency issues, predating the inflationary flood of colorful Serienscheine that would define German Notgeld collecting in the early 1920s. At this stage — the final months of the First World War — town administrations were printing notes out of genuine necessity, not for collector markets. Carl Gerber in Munich handled a considerable volume of Bavarian municipal work during this period, producing notes that were plainly functional rather than decorative.
Kitzingen, a small Franconian wine town on the Main, had no printing infrastructure of its own, making the Munich commission entirely practical.