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| 正面描述 | Horizontally formatted Notgeld voucher printed in teal-green and salmon-pink on plain paper. The upper border carries the motto ES WACHSE DAS ERZ in a teal banner, flanked by two teal rectangular panels each bearing the denomination numeral 10 / PFENNIG. The centre field presents the issuer name Buderus-Haushalt-Wetzlar above a hand-stamped serial number and the large bold legend Zehn Pfennig!, with a faint circular underprint vignette of a portrait head visible behind the serial number stamp. The date Wetzlar 15. August 1918 and the issuer's name appear below the denomination, followed by a manuscript authorisation signature, and a four-line redemption clause in Gothic script; the lower border reads EIN FRÖHLICHES HERZ. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse is unprinted, presenting a plain cream-white paper surface with heavy wear folds and crease marks visible across the entire field, consistent with prolonged circulation. No text, vignette, or decorative elements are present. |
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Buderus Iron Works in Wetzlar issued emergency paper currency — Notgeld — in 1918 as the German Imperial government's wartime metal requisitions made coin production increasingly impractical and small change vanished from everyday commerce. Private firms, municipalities, and institutions across Germany filled the gap with their own scrip, redeemable locally and theoretically backed by the issuer's credit.
Buderus had been casting iron in the Lahn valley since 1731. That a foundry of that age was reduced to printing paper farthings in its final imperial year tells you something about 1918 Germany that no economic summary quite captures.