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| 正面描述 | Central vignette rendered in blue letterpress depicts an alpine landscape with rocky outcroppings, conifer trees, and a winding mountain path beneath a clouded sky. The note is framed by a floral border of stylised blossoms, with the denomination numeral '80' appearing in diamond-shaped cartouches at the upper left and upper right corners. At the lower margin, the denomination legend '80 GUTSCHEIN Heller' is set within a decorative scroll panel, with the artist's signature 'Karl Neudarfer' inscribed in the lower right area of the vignette. |
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| 背面描述 | Text-only reverse printed in blue on plain paper, enclosed within a dotted rectangular border with the denomination numeral '80' repeated in plain square frames at each corner. The central text block, set in Gothic (Fraktur) script, carries the full legal declaration of the voucher, the issuing authority, the total issuance amount of 28,000 Kronen, and the redemption obligation at the municipal treasury. The date 'Lebing, am 3. Juni 1920' and the mayor's name appear below the main text, with an anti-counterfeiting warning along the bottom margin. |
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Lebing is a small parish in Styria, and this 80 Heller note is a product of the postwar Austrian Notgeld wave — the municipal emergency currency issued across thousands of tiny communities when the collapsed Habsburg monetary system left villages effectively without small change. The 80 Heller denomination is an odd one, chosen to address specific local pricing needs rather than any standardized scheme.
Karl Neudarfer designed several Styrian Notgeld issues during this period, and the JPR0508a series from Lebing is among the more obscure entries in that regional output. Ohlinger's signature as Bürgermeister authenticates the issue as a genuine municipal instrument rather than a purely decorative souvenir piece — a distinction that matters for some of the more elaborate Notgeld from this era.