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| 正面描述 | Blue and yellow Notgeld note with a large central vignette of a black double-headed eagle set against a blue ground, flanked on each side by narrow vertical panels containing an ornamental sword in yellow and black geometric latticework. A yellow banner along the upper border carries the title inscription in Gothic script, while the lower panel records the validity date, the issuing authority line with a manuscript signature, and the denomination numeral '25' repeated within yellow corner cartouches. |
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| 背面铭文 | Notgeld von Schwarzburg im Thür. Wald Schwarzburg im Schwarzatal 25 Pfennig Druck: Eduard Giltsch · Jena. |
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Schwarzburg is a small resort village in the Schwarza valley, administratively minor but historically tied to the Schwarzburg princely line. This 25 Pfennig note is Notgeld — emergency municipal scrip issued during the hyperinflationary spiral of the early Weimar Republic, when the central government's currency collapsed faster than the Reichsbank could replace it. Thousands of German municipalities printed their own stopgap denominations between roughly 1921 and 1923, and Eduard Giltsch of Jena was a regional printer who fulfilled many such commissions across Thuringia.
Giltsch's work on Thuringian Notgeld is generally competent but not among the prestige productions — this was functional local scrip, not the collector-targeted Serienscheine that larger cities issued simultaneously as a revenue scheme.