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| 表面の説明 | Typographic design printed in grey on cream paper, with the issuer legend and denomination in large Art Nouveau lettering across the upper and centre fields. Two shaded numeral panels flanking a central text block carry the denomination figure '30'. A decorative foliate scroll vignette occupies the right vertical border. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Central vignette in blue-violet shows a lively market scene at the Welser Spanferkelmarkt, with peasant figures in traditional dress trading piglets amid wooden pens and a wayside column in the background. Symmetrical Art Nouveau scroll borders in the same blue-violet tone frame the left and right edges within a dashed rectangular border. |
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Wels issued its own emergency small change notes — Notgeld — because the postwar Austrian state could not supply enough low-denomination coin to meet everyday commercial needs. The municipal series from Wels belongs to the second wave of Austrian Notgeld, issued after the chaotic 1918–1920 period, when many towns shifted from purely functional scrip to more decorative issues intended partly for the collector trade that had developed around these notes.
Carl Richter's signature appears as municipal authorization. The Jaksch/Pick 1167 reference places this firmly in the catalogued Upper Austrian civic issues — not a rarity by type, but individual printings varied in survival rate depending on how aggressively the issuing municipality redeemed and destroyed outstanding stock.