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| 正面铭文 | Wald im Pinzgau 80 Heller Kürsinger Hütte |
| 背面描述 | Buff-toned reverse within a decorative border of edelweiss and hare silhouettes running in pairs at each corner. The central text block in Fraktur script reads the voucher redemption notice, dated 'Wald, Feber 1921', with the issuer abbreviation 'Wald i. P.' in large display lettering at the foot. The heading 'Gutschein / Zweite Auflage.' appears at the top, and the printer and designer credits appear in small Fraktur along the bottom margin: 'Entwurf: F. X. Stadler / Druck: E. R. Müller in Salzburg'. |
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Wald im Pinzgau is a small Alpine commune in the Salzburg district of Zell am See, and its decision to issue notgeld in 1921 places it among hundreds of Austrian municipalities that continued printing emergency small-change notes well after the armistice — the chronic coin shortage that began during the war dragged on into the early 1920s as the new Austrian republic struggled to stabilize its currency. The 80-Heller denomination is slightly unusual; most municipal issues clustered around rounder values, suggesting a specific local circulation gap this note was designed to fill.
E. R. Müller of Salzburg handled the printing, a regional firm that produced notgeld for numerous Salzburg-area communes during this period. Stadler's design work is the only craft element here worth noting.