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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 10 pfennig, accession number 7-9813d, described as Currency (notgeld: emergency wartime currency), paper; 10 Pfennig, red and black on white; dated 1921; length 8.2 cm; width 5.8 cm; drawings astride "1" and "0" of Pfennig; reverse: fat man and thin man.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 50 pfennig, accession number 7-9932d, described as Currency, paper. 50 Pfennig, in red, blue, and black on white background. Eagle with spread winds, on front. Different historic scenes on back of each note. Valid until 1921. Serial numbers: a) 064505, b) 034740, c) 064648, d) 063035, e) 064965, f) 064990. L 10.2 cm x W 7.2 cm. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 50 pfennig, accession number 7-9932b, described as Currency, paper. 50 Pfennig, in red, blue, and black on white background. Eagle with spread winds, on front. Different historic scenes on back of each note. Valid until 1921. Serial numbers: a) 064505, b) 034740, c) 064648, d) 063035, e) 064965, f) 064990. L 10.2 cm x W 7.2 cm. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 25 pfennig, accession number 7-9931a, described as Currency, paper. 25 Pfennig, in green, red and black on white background, spread eagle behind denomination on front. Different scene on back of each note. Dated 1921. L 10.3 cm x W 7.2 cm. Scenes on back: a) drawing of Marlitt, b) drawing of Alexis, c) picture of Rathaus, d) bust of Bach, e) picture of fountain, f) picture of Schwartzburgerhof. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 50 pfennig, accession number 7-9932a, described as Currency, paper. 50 Pfennig, in red, blue, and black on white background. Eagle with spread winds, on front. Different historic scenes on back of each note. Valid until 1921. Serial numbers: a) 064505, b) 034740, c) 064648, d) 063035, e) 064965, f) 064990. L 10.2 cm x W 7.2 cm. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 10 pfennig, accession number 7-9813b, described as Currency (notgeld: emergency wartime currency), paper; 10 Pfennig, red and black on white; dated 1921; length 8.2 cm; width 5.8 cm; drawings astride "1" and "0" of Pfennig; reverse: man with sack on back talking with woman.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 25 pfennig, accession number 7-9931e, described as Currency, paper. 25 Pfennig, in green, red and black on white background, spread eagle behind denomination on front. Different scene on back of each note. Dated 1921. L 10.3 cm x W 7.2 cm. Scenes on back: a) drawing of Marlitt, b) drawing of Alexis, c) picture of Rathaus, d) bust of Bach, e) picture of fountain, f) picture of Schwartzburgerhof. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 25 pfennig, accession number 7-9931c, described as Currency, paper. 25 Pfennig, in green, red and black on white background, spread eagle behind denomination on front. Different scene on back of each note. Dated 1921. L 10.3 cm x W 7.2 cm. Scenes on back: a) drawing of Marlitt, b) drawing of Alexis, c) picture of Rathaus, d) bust of Bach, e) picture of fountain, f) picture of Schwartzburgerhof. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 25 pfennig, accession number 7-9931d, described as Currency, paper. 25 Pfennig, in green, red and black on white background, spread eagle behind denomination on front. Different scene on back of each note. Dated 1921. L 10.3 cm x W 7.2 cm. Scenes on back: a) drawing of Marlitt, b) drawing of Alexis, c) picture of Rathaus, d) bust of Bach, e) picture of fountain, f) picture of Schwartzburgerhof. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 50 pfennig, accession number 7-9932e, described as Currency, paper. 50 Pfennig, in red, blue, and black on white background. Eagle with spread winds, on front. Different historic scenes on back of each note. Valid until 1921. Serial numbers: a) 064505, b) 034740, c) 064648, d) 063035, e) 064965, f) 064990. L 10.2 cm x W 7.2 cm. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).

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