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10 Mark

Issuer Stadt Soest (City of Soest), Prussian Province of Westphalia
Year 1922
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Value 10 Marks
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Obverse description Letterpress-printed notgeld in blue-grey, orange, and dark green on white paper. The upper field bears the issuer title in Gothic blackletter flanking a central diamond vignette enclosing the city arms of Soest; two overlapping diamond cartouches in orange carry the denomination numerals '10' on either side. Bearer text, issue date, and printer imprint appear in the lower register.
Obverse lettering Stadt Soest
10 Zehn Mark 10
Zahlt die Stadthauptkasse Soest dem Einlieferer dieses Gutscheines. Dieser Gutschein verliert die Gültigkeit zwei Wochen nach öffentlicher Bekanntmachung im Soester Kreisblatt und im Soester Anzeiger
Soest, den 11. November 1922.
Der Magistrat
DRUCK: W. CRÜWELL, DORTMUND
(Translation: City of Soest
10 Ten Mark 10
The City Treasury of Soest will pay the bearer of this voucher. This voucher loses validity two weeks after public announcement in the Soester Kreisblatt and in the Soester Anzeiger
Soest, 11 November 1922.
The City Council
PRINT: W. CRÜWELL, DORTMUND)
Reverse description Monochrome vignette in a woodcut-like artistic style, centred on a view of the Kattenturm, a medieval cylindrical tower rising above the city wall rampart, with bare trees in the background. Denomination numerals '10' appear in circular cartouches at upper left and right. A four-line literary quotation from Immermann's 'Oberhof' (1830) is set in Gothic script below the vignette.
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