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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse carries a lithographic vignette in brown and black tones, illustrating two glassblowers engaged in pipe-pulling, rendered in a bold, flat Art Nouveau graphic style. The large ornate denomination "50 Pfg." appears at upper right, while the issuer name runs along both the top and bottom borders. A caption below the central figures identifies the craft scene, and the printer's imprint is placed beneath the lower border. |
| 裏面の銘文 | GUTSCHEIN DER GEMEINDE STÜTZERBACH P.A.I.THÜR. FÜNFZIG PFENNIG 50 Pfg. Glasmacher (Rohrzieher) bei der Arbeit Druck von Adolf Forker Leipzig |
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Stützerbach is a village in the Ilm district of Thuringia, and like hundreds of other small German municipalities in 1921, it issued its own emergency currency — Notgeld — because the Reichsbank simply could not keep low-denomination coinage in circulation fast enough. Rampant hoarding and metal shortages had stripped small change from daily commerce, forcing even tiny communities to print their own scrip.
Adolf Forker of Leipzig was a minor commercial printer who handled Notgeld contracts for numerous Thuringian municipalities during this period, producing workmanlike but unremarkable results. The reference suffix "1a-5/6" suggests this note belongs to a small numbered series variant, likely differentiated by serial range or a minor plate revision.