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| 背面描述 | Central vignette in blue and black depicts three 18th-century Gothmund fisher-types in traditional dress seated together, the central figure holding a tankard and pipe; two heraldic shields bearing the Lübeck eagle with red-and-white colours are placed in the foreground. Flanking side panels show a sailing vessel silhouette at right and a mooring post at left, with decorative Art Nouveau foliate ornaments at the corners. A caption band at lower centre identifies the scene, with a Low German verse in two columns on either side. |
| 背面铭文 | FISCHERTYPEN AUS GOTHMUND 18. JAHRHUNDERT Wie·wi·as Minschen uns·verstaan so·dragen wi·de·Tied Wie·wi·as Minschen Godes·doon so·laawt·dat uns·de·Tied Tog um Tog een Tour n'Keel Anner Tour n' Pogs G. M. BEHNCK W. G. |
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Gothmund was a small fishing village on the Trave estuary, absorbed administratively into Lübeck but stubbornly independent in identity — which makes its decision to issue its own notgeld something between civic pride and local theatre. The "Fischermeister" designation in the title refers not to a portrait subject but to the fisher-guild tradition the village used to brand its scrip, leaning hard into its occupational identity at a moment when every German municipality with a rubber stamp seemed to be printing emergency currency.
H. G. Rahtgens was a Lübeck-based printer responsible for notgeld across several northern German municipalities in this period. Gothmund's proximity made the choice obvious.