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SEEKIRCHEN, AUSTRIA 50 Heller 31Dec1920
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NEUFELDEN, AUSTRIA 20 Heller
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Beautiful notes, Art.

The entire range of Notgeld from circa 1922 is attractive and compelling. As a general rule, I find that the Austrian issues tend to be more artistic than the German. Not that the German notes are generally deficient in any way, but that the Austrian issues seem perceptibly better.

That would include factors or parameters from balance and color to harmony of theme or depth of presentation, or integration of imagary, typographic elements and leitmotif. Words poorly transduce the experience, perhaps.

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STEEGEN, AUSTRIA 10 Heller 1920
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The town of Steegen is in the state of Oberösterreich - Upper Austria. The note was issued 11Apr1920
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Gotschein, Austria 50 Heller 29Feb1920
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Telfs, Austria 95 Heller 31Jan1921
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Great stuff, great pics showing some details.

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Stein an der Donau, Austria 10 Heller 01Oct1920
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Austrian Unification w/Germany Donation Receipt
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Very nice notes Art.

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Steyr, Austria 50 Heller Mar1921
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It's hard to get a good scan this note bleeds through on both sides.

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Telfs, Austria 30 Heller 31Jan1921
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Or Gutschein as we say in German.
Actually that just means "voucher" - the place name is Steyr ...

Christian

Thanks -- that's probably why I couldn't find it on any of the websites.

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Gemeinde Austria 20 Heller 11Apr1920
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Steyr Austria 20 Heller 31Mar1921
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Great notes...post more photos and info.