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| 表面の説明 | Printed entirely in orange on a cream-coloured paper ground, the design centres on a horizontal guilloche band bearing the denomination "Pfennig" in large serif lettering, flanked on each side by a bold numeral "5" set within a circular rosette with dotted border and radiating sunburst ornament. The upper arc carries the camp name "GEFANGENENLAGER" in a curved ribbon, while "HAMMERSTEIN" appears in a corresponding lower ribbon, with the legend "NUR GEFANGENENGELD" inscribed beneath in smaller capitals. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | GEFANGENENLAGER 5 Pfennig HAMMERSTEIN NUR GEFANGENENGELD (Translation: Prisoner of war camp. Prisoner money only.) |
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Hammerstein — now Czarne, in present-day Poland — operated as a German prisoner of war camp during the First World War, holding primarily Russian captives. Camp-issued scrip of this kind was a practical administrative measure: it prevented prisoners from accumulating Reichsmark currency that could fund escape attempts or be smuggled out, while still allowing a controlled internal economy for canteen purchases.
Campbell 3076 is one of several denominations in the Hammerstein series, all issued on plain paper with minimal production value — these were functional tokens, not banking instruments. Survival rates for WWI Lagergeld vary enormously; paper scrip from smaller or shorter-lived camps was routinely destroyed at demobilization.