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| 背面描述 | The reverse carries a two-panel vignette in brown and ochre, reproducing scenes from the Iwein saga as depicted in the medieval murals of the Hessenhof in Schmalkalden. The left panel shows Lunete handing Iwein the magic ring, and the right panel illustrates Askalon on his deathbed attended by mourning figures, both rendered in a flat, linear style evoking Romanesque wall painting. Upper and lower border bands bear the inscriptions 'WANDBILDER AUS DER IWEINSAGE' and 'IM HESSENHOF ZU SCHMALKALDEN' in spaced capital letters. |
| 背面铭文 | WANDBILDER · AUS · DER · IWEINSAGE LUNETE REICHT IWEIN DEN ZAUBERRING ASKALON AUF DEM TOTENBETT IM · HESSENHOF · ZU · SCHMALKALDEN |
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Schmalkalden — a small Thuringian town far better known as the site of the 1531 Protestant defensive alliance than as a center of currency production — briefly became its own monetary authority during the Weimar inflation spiral. The Kreisausschuss, the district administrative committee of the Herrschaft Schmalkalden, issued this Notgeld through Feodor Wilisch, a local press with no particular banking pedigree. Designer Kurt Jäckel is credited, which was unusual enough for small-denomination emergency issues of this period that it suggests the district took some civic pride in the series.