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| 正面描述 | Deep red-brown ground with a vignette at upper left rendered in an Expressionist style, showing a harbour or industrial waterway scene with tall buildings and cranes silhouetted against a yellow sky, the denomination '50' in large Gothic numerals above. To the right, the issuer's title is set in bold Fraktur script, below which the municipal coat of arms of Harburg — a shield flanked by two rampant blue lions and surmounted by a crown — appears in full colour. The lower portion carries the obligation text in Fraktur, the date 'Harburg Elbe, d. 1.8.1921', a manuscript signature, and a six-digit serial number in black at lower right. |
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| 正面铭文 | 50 Gutschein der Handelskammer Harburg E. Für diesen Gutschein zahlen wir den Betrag von 50 Pfennig Die Handelskammer Harburg, Elbe Harburg Elbe, d. 1.8.1921. Gültig bis zum öffentlichen Aufruf. |
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Harburg-on-Elbe was at this point still an independent city — it wouldn't be absorbed into Greater Hamburg until 1937. The Handelskammer (Chamber of Commerce) issuing notgeld in its own name rather than through a municipal authority reflects how seriously local business associations took the currency vacuum left by Weimar-era small-change shortages. Chambers of commerce across northern Germany stepped in where the Reichsbank simply couldn't supply enough low-denomination coins to keep retail trade moving.
The DeNG reference indicating three variants (0579.1-3) suggests differentiated issues within the same series — likely sequential validity dates or minor typographic distinctions rather than separate print runs from different sources.