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| 背面描述 | Central vignette, signed 'W H Lippert' upper right, renders a charging Belling Hussar in full period uniform, sabre extended, mounted on a galloping white horse. Flanking blue side panels carry foliate and rococo scroll ornaments, with a shield cartouche at upper left bearing the Gothic inscription 'Trachten der Stolper Blücher-Husaren' and a shield at upper right bearing the orange numeral '50'. A header panel in Gothic script reads 'Belling-Husar' and a footer panel reads 'Unter Friedrich dem Großen'; the printer's registration mark 'D.R.G.M. 795079' appears below the lower border. |
| 背面铭文 | Belling-Husar Trachten der Stolper Blücher-Husaren 50 Unter Friedrich dem Großen D.R.G.M. 795079 |
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Stolp — now Słupsk in northwestern Poland — was part of the Province of Pommern when the local Sparkasse issued this note during the inflationary spiral that forced hundreds of German municipalities and savings banks to produce their own emergency currency. The Carl Flemming & Wiskott press in Glogau was one of the more prolific regional printers of Notgeld, handling runs for numerous Pomeranian and Silesian issuers during this period.
W. H. Lippert's credit appearing on a 50 Pfennig municipal note is a small but useful detail for tracing the network of commercial designers working the Notgeld trade in the early 1920s.