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| 表面の説明 | Printed entirely in red on cream paper, the upper portion carries a bold woodcut-style vignette of a church with a pointed steeple set against a mountainous alpine landscape with stylized fir trees and radiating decorative borders; the denomination numeral '30' appears in each corner within diamond frames. The lower panel bears the place name 'Obernberg' in large ornate Gothic script, with subsidiary text 'bei Gries am Brenner' and the redemption notice below, alongside the Bürgermeister's printed signature 'Hölzler' and the notation '4. Auflage' (4th issue). |
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| 表面の銘文 | Obernberg bei Gries am Brenner dieser Gutschein wird bis 15. Okt. 1920 eingelöst. Bürgermeister Hölzler 4. Auflage 30 |
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Obernberg am Brenner is a small Tyrolean village straddling the main Alpine transit route between Innsbruck and Bolzano — strategically irrelevant by 1920, but economically strangled like everywhere else in post-war German-Austria. The Heller notgeld issues that flooded out of Austrian municipalities between 1919 and 1922 were a direct response to the near-total collapse of small-denomination coinage circulation; the central government simply could not supply enough coin to keep local commerce moving.
Bürgermeister Hölzler's signature as sole authorizing signatory is typical of the smaller Tyrolean commune issues, where the office of mayor carried full responsibility for local currency obligations. The JPR0685Id designation places this firmly within the documented Jaksch-Pick Austrian notgeld series.