10 Mark Golzern; PoW Camp

Emittente	Kriegsgefangenenlager Golzern (Mulde)
Anno	1916
Tipo	Vouchers
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Legenda del dritto	10 Kriegsgefangenenlager Golzern(Mulde) Der Kriegsgefangene,Inhaber dieses Gutscheines,erhält bei seiner Entlassung nach der Heimat oder Ueberweisung in ein anderes Lager gegen Rückgabe den Betrag von ZEHN MARK von der Verwaltung für Gefangenengeld des Kriegsgefangenenlagers Golzern (Mulde) ausbezahlt.Der Schein gilt nur innerhalb des Lagers. Verpflegungsoffizier. Kommandant. Oberleutnant. Oberst. Golzern(Mulde) am 1.Februar 1916. (Translation: Prisoner of war Camp Golzern (Mulde) The prisoner of war,holder of this voucher,will receive upon his release to his homeland or transfer to another Camp the sum of ten mark. Paid out by the prisoner money administration of the Golzern(Mulde)prisoner of war Camp.The certifícate is only valid within the Camp. Golzern(Mulde) Supply officer. Commandant. First Lieutenant. February 1st 1916)
Descrizione del rovescio	Essentially unprinted; the cream paper reverse shows faint ghosting of the obverse text through the sheet, with a partial impression of the violet circular handstamp visible at lower left.
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Commenti	Golzern was a prisoner-of-war camp established along the Mulde River in Saxony, and like hundreds of similar German installations during the First World War, it issued its own internal currency to control purchasing within the camp economy. These Lagergeld notes circulated exclusively among prisoners — Allied soldiers, primarily — and were not redeemable outside the wire. The Johannes Pässler printing house in Dresden handled production for several Saxon camp issues during this period, working from relatively simple typeset designs rather than engraved plates. The handstamp is the only meaningful security feature, applied locally at the camp rather than at the press. Forgery within camp populations was a documented concern, which is why most Lagergeld carried some form of countersignature or stamp that the printer itself could not replicate.