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| Issuer | Bezirksverband der Königlichen Amtshauptmannschaft Rochlitz |
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| Year | 1917-1919 |
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| Shape | Rectangular |
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| Reverse description | Plain paper reverse within the same chain-link guilloche border, with denomination numeral '10' printed in each corner medallion. The central text block, in Gothic blackletter type, lists the network of redemption banks across the district, including institutions in Burgstädt, Geringswalde, Lunzenau, Mittweida, Penig, and Rochlitz, at which the voucher was accepted. |
| Reverse lettering | Dieser Gutschein wird eingelöst bei der Kasse der Königlichen Amtshauptmannschaft Rochlitz sowie in: Burgstädt bei dem Chemnitzer Bankverein, Abt. Burgstädt und der Burgstädter Kreditbank, Filiale der Spar- u. Kreditbank Mittweida, Geringswalde bei der Allgemeinen Deutschen Kredit-Anstalt, Filiale Geringswalde und der Vereinsbank in Geringswalde, Filiale der Leisniger Bank, A.G., Lunzenau bei der Vereinsbank zu Colditz, Geschäftsstelle Lunzenau, Mittweida bei der Allgemeinen Deutschen Kredit-Anstalt, Filiale Mittweida und der Spar- und Kredit-Bank, Penig bei der Peniger Bank, Filiale der Vereinsbank zu Colditz und der Spar- und Kredit-Bank, Rochlitz bei der Rochlitzer Bank und der Allgemeinen Deutschen Kredit-Anstalt, Filiale Rochlitz. |
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Rochlitz is a small Saxon administrative district — the Amtshauptmannschaft was the Royal Saxon provincial subdivision — and like hundreds of comparable bodies across Germany, it issued its own emergency small-change notes when coin metal was requisitioned for war production from 1916 onward. This is Kleingeldscheine at its most local: notes authorized not by a bank or a city treasury, but by a rural administrative office with no prior experience in currency issuance.
The Grabowski reference R31.6 suggests this is one of several distinct types within the Rochlitz series, differentiated by serial format, paper, or overprint — typical of districts that issued in multiple batches as the shortage dragged on past the armistice into 1919.