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| 正面描述 | The obverse is printed in red and black on cream paper, with a decorative guilloche-pattern underprint forming the border and background. The denomination '25' flanked by 'Pfg.' appears in bold blackletter script at the top. The centre carries the municipal coat of arms of Ohrdruf as a vignette, surrounded by the redemption text in Gothic script, with the issue date 'Ohrdruf, 1. Oktob. 1918' and the issuing authority signature 'Der Stadtrat. Rötter.' below. A serial number and a violet oval control stamp appear at the lower portion of the note. |
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| 签名 | Rötter |
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Ohrdruf notgeld of this type was issued under the acute small-change shortage that gripped Germany in the final year of the First World War, when hoarding of metal coinage — even base metal — had stripped municipal circulation bare. City councils across Germany were legally permitted to fill the gap with locally printed emergency fractional notes, and Stadtrat Ohrdruf was among hundreds that did so in 1918.
The single signature, Rötter, almost certainly represents a municipal treasurer or burgomaster countersigning rather than a printer's imprint. Ohrdruf itself housed a significant military training camp throughout the war, which would have intensified local demand for low-denomination exchange media well beyond what a small Thuringian town would otherwise require.