2 000 000 Mark Mechanische Schuhfabrik R. Dorndorf

Dorndorf was one of Germany's larger shoe manufacturers, with factories across Silesia. Like thousands of German industrial firms in 1923, it issued its own emergency currency — Notgeld — to pay workers when the Reichsbank could no longer supply enough physical banknotes to meet payroll demand during the hyperinflationary collapse. These notes were obligations of the issuing company, not the state, and were theoretically redeemable at the factory.

Flemming & Wiskott, with operations across Glogau, Berlin, and Breslau, printed enormous volumes of late-inflation Notgeld for Silesian firms that year. The 2,000,000 Mark denomination places this firmly in the August–September 1923 window, when that figure represented a day's wage or less.