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20 Heller Linz - Wirtschaftsverband der Mil. Gagisten

Uitgever Wirtschaftsverband der Militär-Gagisten, Linz
Jaar 1920
Type Local banknote
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Beschrijving voorzijde Plain cream-coloured note with an ornate Art Nouveau-style letterpress border of interlaced scrollwork. The denomination numeral '20' appears in large bold type at left, with the abbreviation 'Hl' at right. The central text block carries the Gutschein (voucher) inscription, detailing the issuing body, address, and redemption conditions, dated Linz, 7 May 1920. Four manuscript signatures with their respective role titles — Obmann, Ober-Stellvertreter, Kassier, and Buchhalter — appear along the lower portion.
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Opschrift keerzijde Wirtschaftsverb. d. Mil. Gagisten
Ob. Öst. r. G. m.b.h. Linz.
20 hl
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The Wirtschaftsverband der Militär-Gagisten was a cooperative association of military pensioners — former Habsburg officers and NCOs whose fixed state stipends ("Gagen") had been obliterated by postwar inflation. By 1920 the Austrian crown was in freefall, and organizations like this one began issuing their own small-denomination scrip so members could conduct internal trade without depending on currency that lost value by the week.

Karl Hayd was a Linz-based graphic artist responsible for a number of local notgeld designs from this period. The 20 Heller denomination sits at the lower end of this series.

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