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| 表面の説明 | Cream-yellow note with ornate die-cut scalloped border in dark brown. The central vignette presents the heraldic shield of Lügde — divided per pale with a red cross on white to sinister and a silver key on black to dexter — surmounted by a red mural crown, all set within a circular dark cartouche. The denomination '2 Mark' appears in large Gothic script flanking the shield on both sides, with the issuing authority legend and serial number inscribed in Gothic letterpress across the lower half, dated Lügde, den 16. Februar 1921. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Richly coloured vignette in the Arts and Crafts tradition, signed 'Entw. v. Fr. Drewes, Lügde', presenting a landscape view of the Romanesque St. Kilianskirche Lügde amid trees and rolling hills rendered in warm autumnal tones. Decorative columnar pilasters in green, red and cream frame the composition on either side, each bearing the numeral '2 Mark' in outlined Gothic figures along with small symbolic motifs including crosses and animal masks. A lower text panel records the historical note that Charlemagne celebrated Christmas at this site in the year 784. |
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Lügde is a small spa town in the Teutoburg Forest region, and its municipal savings bank — the Sparkasse der Stadt Lügde — issued this 2 Mark Notgeld during the acute coin shortage that swept German municipalities in 1921. The local designer credit, Fr. Drewes of Lügde, is unusual; most small-town issuers outsourced design entirely to the printer. Here the artwork was conceived locally and then sent to J. C. König & Ebhardt in Hannover for production.
König & Ebhardt were primarily a bookbinding and stationery firm, not a dedicated security printer — a detail that reflects how broadly the Notgeld printing trade was spread across German commercial printers during this period.