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| Issuer | Stadtrat Kitzingen (City Council of Kitzingen) |
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| Year | 1921 |
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| Size | 91 × 64 mm |
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| Obverse lettering | FÜNFZIG PFENNIG 19 21 STADTRAT KITZINGEN RECHTS-BÜRGERMEISTER GÜLTIG BIS 4 WOCHEN NACH AUFRUF AU MAN DEN TURM ERBAUEN WOLLT DA HAT AN WASSER ES GEFEHLT UM KALK UND MÖRTEL ANZURÜHREN DOCH TÄT MAN NIE DEN MUT VERLIEREN HÖRT NUR WAS DA DIE BÜRGER TÄTEN GAR REICHLICH WAR DER WEIN GERATEN MAN SCHAFFT IHN BUTTENVEIS HERBE U RUHRT DAMIT DEN MÖRTELBREI M.HEIM |
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| Reverse lettering | 50 PFENNIG 50 NOTGELD DER STADT KITZINGEN WEINSEELIG SCHIEF STEHT DRUM DER TURM DOCH TROTZT ER TREFFLICH JEDEM STURM NOCH HEUT SPÜRT ER IM MAUERWERKE VON EINST DES EDLEN WEINES STÄRKE M. Horschig & Schubert Kitzingen a.M. |
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Kitzingen sits on the Main River in Lower Franconia, and the town's 1921 Notgeld issue was one of thousands printed by German municipalities during the coin shortage that followed the First World War. What makes this series worth noting is the local production: M. Horschig & Schubert was a Kitzingen printer issuing notes for its own town, an arrangement that kept costs down but also meant quality control varied considerably across the run.
Designer M. Heim's involvement is documented in the plate credits — a relatively rare instance of a local Notgeld series carrying an individual attribution rather than an anonymous house design.