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50 Pfennig Kloster Heisterbach
| Uitgever | Königswinter, City of |
|---|---|
| Jaar | 1921 |
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| Waarde | 50 Pfennigs (50 Pfennige) (0.50) |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | 50 Der Torbau des Klosters aus dem 18. Jahrhundert FRZ.JOS.KRINGS. Dieser Schein gilt als Zahlungsmittel nur für Heisterbach. Der Betrag der nach Bekanntmachung nicht eingelösten Scheine dient zur Erhaltung d. kulturhistor. Stätte. Heisterbach, 1.11.21 B. Kühlen, M.Gladbach |
| Beschrijving keerzijde | The reverse is printed in red and grey tones, with full-length figures of Saint Benedict (left) and Saint Bernard (right) set within Gothic arch niches, each standing on a pedestal. A central framed text panel on a guilloche-patterned ground carries a historical account of Kloster Heisterbach in German script. The place name 'Heisterbach im Siebengebirge' is rendered in bold Gothic lettering across the lower register. |
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Kloster Heisterbach, the ruined Cistercian abbey on the eastern slope of the Siebengebirge, became one of the most reproduced images in Rhineland notgeld — its roofless Gothic choir appeared on dozens of local issues during the early 1920s inflation emergency. This Königswinter piece was designed by Franz Josef Krings, a local artist whose name appears on several issues from the region, and printed by B. Kühlen in Mönchengladbach, a firm that handled a substantial volume of Rhineland kleingeld during the notgeld period.
The note belongs to the 1921 wave of municipal small-change issues, when coin hoarding had stripped everyday transactions of usable currency. B. Kühlen's printing quality on this series is generally reliable, with clean registration.