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99 Heller Wien
| Issuer | Landesverbände Wien und Niederösterreich des Zentralverbandes der Landesorganisationen der Kriegsinvaliden und Kriegershinterbliebenen Österreichs |
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| Year | 1920 |
| Type | Local banknote |
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| Obverse lettering | Landesverbände Wien und N.-Ö. des Zentralverbandes der Landesorganisationen der Kriegsinvaliden und Kriegershinterbliebenen Österreichs 2. Serie. 99 Heller |
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| Reverse lettering | Der Einlösungstermin wird in der Zeitung bekanntgegeben. Landesverbände Wien und Niederösterreich des Zentralverbandes der Landesorganisationen der Kriegsinvaliden und Kriegershinterbliebenen Österreichs Wien, 7. Bez. Lerchenfelderstraße 1 Vorsitzender. Vorsitzender. Sekretär. |
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This note was issued not by a bank or government ministry but by a veterans' welfare federation representing war invalids and the bereaved families of fallen soldiers — one of dozens of quasi-private emergency issuers that proliferated across Austria in 1920 as postwar Kleingeldnot, the acute small-change shortage, left ordinary commerce grinding. The issuing authority covered both Vienna and Lower Austria, giving it unusually broad geographic reach for a Notgeld of this type.
M. Glatz is a relatively obscure figure in the broader Notgeld design world, which makes attribution here worth noting for collectors tracking provincial Austrian graphic work of the period.