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| 背面描述 | The reverse is printed in red and black on cream paper with a red ornamental floral border. A central rectangular vignette presents a letterpress illustration of the Kellenhusen Baltic Sea beach promenade, with beach chairs, flagpoles, and a long boardwalk receding into the distance. The denomination '25' appears in red at both upper corners, and a Low German proverb runs along all four margins surrounding the central vignette, with 'Notgeld des Ostseebades Kellenhusen' inscribed along the lower edge. |
| 背面铭文 | Is de Krankheet noch so old, heelt ward se dorch Water, Sünn un Holt Notgeld des Ostseebades Kellenhusen 25 |
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Kellenhusen is a small Baltic seaside resort on the Schleswig-Holstein coast, and this note is a product of the post-WWI Notgeld wave that swept German municipalities between 1919 and 1922. Resort towns like Kellenhusen issued these small-denomination emergency notes partly out of genuine small-change necessity and partly because the collector market for attractive Notgeld had become, by 1921, a revenue stream in its own right — towns printed more than they ever intended to circulate.
C. Fränckel Nchfg. C. Will in Oldenburg in Holstein was a regional printer that handled several local authority commissions in northern Germany during this period. Walter Siegmann's involvement as designer is noted in the DeNG reference, though his work across the series varies considerably in ambition.