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50 Pfennigs

Issuer Gemeindekasse Freienohl
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Currency Mark (1914-1924)
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Obverse description The obverse is printed in black and ochre-gold Fraktur (blackletter) script on cream-coloured paper. The heading 'Notgeldschein' appears in large ornate calligraphic lettering across the top, followed by the place name 'Freienohls' flanked by the phrases 'der Freiheit' and 'im Sauerland'. At centre, a circular municipal seal in gold bearing a stylised 'F' divides the redemption text, which states that the Gemeindekasse Freienohl will pay the bearer the face value within one month of recall; two manuscript signatures appear at the bottom alongside the serial number.
Obverse lettering Notgeldschein
der Freiheit Freienohls im Sauerland
Die Gemeindekasse Freienohl zahlt dem Einlieferer den Wert dieses Scheines bis einen Monat nach erfolgter Aufrufung
Der Amtmann — Der Gemeindevorsteher
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Reverse description The reverse is divided into two vertical panels: a narrow left panel in cream with ochre-gold and black Fraktur lettering gives the denomination and issuing authority, while the larger right panel carries a finely executed pen-and-ink vignette of a rural Sauerland landscape with a half-timbered farmhouse nestled among trees on a country lane. A caption in script at the lower right of the vignette reads 'Hannes holt diet links!', and an artist's signature is inscribed at the lower left of the illustration.
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