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| 正面铭文 | Spar- u. Darlehnskasse Eisbergen 50 Eisbergen a.d. Weser März 1921 Dieser Schein verliert einen Monat nach öffentlicher Bekanntmachung seine Gültigkeit. Der Vorsteher: Der Rendant: ANNO 1749 · SIGILL ECCLES EISBERGENSIS |
| 背面描述 | The reverse presents a detailed vignette of the interior of the Eisbergen village church, rendered in a woodcut-style illustration with ribbed vaulting and a domed apse, flanked on both vertical borders by decorative floral and foliate panels in teal and red. A two-line dialect inscription in Gothic blackletter script runs across the upper register. At the foot of the note, the denomination is spelled out in full in blackletter type alongside a serial number. |
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Eisbergen is a small village in the Weser Uplands, and its cooperative savings and loan bank — a Raiffeisen-type institution — was among thousands of such local bodies that issued emergency paper during the hyperinflationary spiral of the early Weimar Republic. The Notgeld system allowed municipalities, cooperatives, and even private businesses to print fractional denominations when Reichsmark coinage disappeared from circulation through hoarding and melting.
J. & C. Meyer of Bad Oeynhausen handled a considerable volume of regional Notgeld commissions from Westphalian issuers during this period. The reference suffix "1a-3/4" suggests multiple paper or printing variants exist within this single type.