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Warm meal Poljoprivredna zadruga Brod, Moravice

Uitgever Poljoprivredna zadruga Brod Moravice
Jaar
Type Vouchers
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Beschrijving voorzijde Plain light-blue on white paper voucher with a double-line rectangular border. The issuer name appears at the top in uppercase Latin script, with the bold legend TOPLI OBROK centred in the middle field. A circular violet control stamp is impressed at the lower right, and the denomination value is stated in the lower text line.
Opschrift voorzijde POLJOPRIVREDNA ZADRUGA
BROD MORAVICE
TOPLI OBROK
Vrijednost bona 80 dinara
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Opmerkingen

Poljoprivredna zadruga Brod Moravice was an agricultural cooperative operating in the Gorski Kotar region of Croatia. Cooperative-issued meal tokens of this type functioned as internal scrip — entitling workers or members to a prepared meal rather than representing a cash equivalent. The distinction mattered legally and practically: these were not currency, which allowed small rural cooperatives to issue them without central bank authorization.

Brod na Kupi, the village at the heart of this cooperative's territory, was a modest timber and farming settlement. That a local zadruga was issuing its own meal vouchers points to a degree of economic self-sufficiency typical of Yugoslav cooperative infrastructure in the postwar decades.

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