50 Heller Gars am Kamp

Austrian municipal notgeld of this period was typically a local fiscal stopgap, but the Gars am Kamp series has a following among collectors partly due to Karl Elleder's involvement — he was a local artist whose designs for several Lower Austrian Notgeld issues gave them a character well above the average municipal emergency note. F. Berger in Horn was the dominant small-format printer for this corner of Lower Austria, handling numerous Notgeld commissions for towns in the Kamp valley during the postwar currency shortage.

The liability clause on the note — pledging the commune's entire movable and immovable assets against the obligation — was legally standard but rarely so explicitly worded.