
*Glove company
I was recently sent a scan of this very interesting piece of notgeld. It was issued in Arnstadt by the ‘Hugo Bondy’ glove manufacturing ...
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*notgeld created on reused paper
BRAUNSCHWEIG This very rare 1 mark notgeld piece, issued by ‘Karl Pfankuch’ was made from an envelope. The catalogue mentions for these private issues,: ...
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*Calendar pages
Here is a set of 4 pieces of Austrian notgeld, issued in Inzersdorf and issued on pages from a calendar! The front of the ...
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*clocking-in card
Crimmitschau The following, very collectable and interesting notgeld, were issued in Crimmitschau. Made in 1922 and issued by the textile machine factory ‘Paul Klug’, ...
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*Lottery ticket
The town of Husum issued inflationary notgeld in 1923, by re-using lottery tickets that had originally been issued in 1922! The original lottery tickets ...
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*Playing cards (spielkarton)
Collectors love anything ‘different or unusual’ in what they collect so notgeld pieces made from playing cards (spielkarton) are a real eye-catcher. Usually quite ...
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*Pressed card
Another unusual type of notgeld, issued in Neukematen, Austria and dating from 1920, are ‘coins’ (10+20+50+80 heller values) formed from compressed cardboard, which are ...
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*Railway ticket
The town of Witten issued inflationary notgeld in 1923, by re-using unused railway tickets! The ‘Reichsbahn-Hauptwerk’ (German State/Imperial railways main works/depot) there, must have ...
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*ration cards
Attendorn The following, very collectable and interesting notgeld, were issued in Attendorn. ‘Dated ’15 November 1923′, they had a validity period for just under ...
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*Shares certificate
The German/Polish town of Emmagrube, in the Kreis (District) of Rybnik, issued early notgeld dating in 1914 with face value of 1m, by using ...
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*wicker goods brochure (Lichtenfels)
Very interesting to banknote and notgeld collectors, are notes that have been made out of something with a previous function. Here we have notes ...
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