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| 表面の説明 | Printed in green on white paper, the obverse centres on a large numeral '1000' within a guilloche-bordered vignette, flanked by an allegorical group of two standing figures — a helmeted warrior and a female figure — set against a harbour and landscape background. The denomination 'EIN TAUSEND MARK' and issuing authority 'DARLEHNSKASSE OST' appear in a cartouche below the central vignette, with the date 'KOWNO, DEN 4. APRIL 1918' and a facsimile signature beneath. The word 'DARLEHNSKASSENSCHEIN' runs across the top, with '1000 MARK' repeated at all four corners against decorative side panels with oval rosette ornaments. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | EIN TAUSEND MARK 1000 Wer Darlehnskaſſenſcheine nachmacht oder verfälſcht oder nachgemachte oder verfälschte ſich verſchafft und in Verkehr bringt, wird mit Zuchthaus bis zu acht Jahren beſtraft. SKOLINAMOSIOS KASOS ŽENKLAS Kas padirba melagingus skolinamosios kasos ženklus arba tikruosius perdirba, arba padirbtus ar perdirbtus ima ir juos į vartojimą skleidžia, bus baudžiamas katarga iki aštuonių metų. AISDEWU KAꞨES SIHME Kas aiſdewu kaẜes ſihmes pakaᶅtaiẜa waj wilto, waj ari pakaᶅtaiẜitas waj wiltotas ẜew eegahda un ziteem iidod, tas teek ẜodits ar ẜpaidudarbeem lihdſ aſton̨i gadeem. (Translation: ONE THOUSAND MARKS 1000 Anyone who counterfeits or forges loan receipts, or procures counterfeit or forged loan receipts and puts them into circulation, shall be punished by penal labor for up to eight years.) |
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The Darlehnskasse Ost was a German military loan office established in occupied Eastern territories during the First World War, issuing its own currency parallel to — but separate from — the Reichsmark. The 1000 Mark denomination was the highest in the series, intended primarily for large transactions within the occupation zone rather than everyday use by the local population.
These notes lost all validity with Germany's military collapse in late 1918. The occupied territories they served — stretching across what is now Poland, Lithuania, and Belarus — were almost immediately reorganized under new national currencies, leaving Darlehnskasse Ost paper worthless within months of printing.